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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-02-28
MIrn vEINrER rN GERMLANY

occupation are enjoying the nilGest
January experienced in Rhtnisn
Prussia in the last ten years. Until
January II there had been a few
DAYS of freezing Wea ther
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-02-28
A1HPLANE BRINGS PRISONER

r.oI1ce Inspector Yendes OF Day
ton. O., made the trip to Indianapolis
TINS week with Pilot Harry Whalon
and returned with the prisoner, Rob
ert T. Tamplin. accused of embez-
zIing. TIE flight was made in less
than an hour.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-02-28
WIN 4e-WOUR WEEK

The greater part OF the teXtIIe
industry in New England is now
operating or a basis of 48 hours. a
week. The employees assured the
Ghnrter hours mum Der about 80. 1000.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-02-28
I Iapgood Is Nominated
Is Denmark Minister

(BY LAST MINUTE TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.--Norman
Hapgood, of New York was nominal
ed today to be minister 10 Den
who recently resigned because Of
Moor health. z. 49,. e,.|.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-02-28
scr ,0o0, 900 no SERBIA

Fifteen million dollars authorized
and loaned to Serbia this week by the
treasury department. raised Serbia's
loans from tae United States to $27,-
100000 and the loans to the allies
from the I'm ed States to $8,G74,657,
900.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-02-28
MOST AMAZING STORYTHISYE,AR

little American boy kidnapped from his parents
world king
This lad only Old
rule all Romany for lovetragedy
heir.
This amazing story all the more amazing
than widest fiction
Weekly Journal 1t is a mustn't
Better send in that OF
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-02-28
BOOZE DUSTIN

The referendum against the federal
prohibition amendment in California is
to be started throughout the state on
Saturday, March g, il was announced at
. meeting of the California Grape Pro-
tective association i'll San francisco Cnis
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-30
Cordiaidad de Relaciones entire
Estados IJnidos

dos las oficinas de la cOmpaiiia
para ell mes de Septiembre. Mu-
hos camarotes de lujo Sc han soil
citado por parte de personals de
csta ciudad Y de California. Al
gunos de viajeros Sc propOnen
llevar. hasta sus AUTOMOBILES Y
piensan pasar el invierno en' Els
paiia, gozandof a la par tle SUI deli
cioso clima de sus bellezas natu
rales que las tiene como ningun
otro pals del nfundo,'y sobre todo,
de sus bellezas artisticasasuperio-
res a toda ponderaci0n. El turista
podra admirar' ALI mOnumentOs
de todas las edades, desde la epO-
ca de los fenicios hasta nuestros
dfas, pasando por los periOdOs
RomanOs,' Arabe, GoticO Y Me
.dio. EyaE Lat TRADITIONAL hospita-
lidad castellana ~ ell esplrittI ca
balleresco de La raZa, pUrs otra
parte, Sc esforzaran en- hacer de la
permanencia de los nOrteamerica
nos Ell TERRA espaiola una ver-
dadera temporada de fiesta que
deje grata memOria ell ell amino
de cuantos vayan pasar ALI ell
pr0XimO inviernO.
En- los EstadOs Unidos es cada
dia mas creciente ell interes q. des
piertan las cosas de Espaila, no
solo las de, Espaiia her0ica y
evangelizadora. sino las de Espa-
Tia artistica y, Ell Espaila tambien
despiertan cada vez mas interes
! las cOsas de los L. T., Ell su car;lc
ter de. progresO monumental, de
filantropia bien entendida y de i'm
pulSO V1SOrOS0 en- tOdaS las eSfc-
ras de la humana actividad. Los
dos pueblos, por consiguiente, es-
tan Ell el periodic precise ell que
es dable ell acercamiento, la com
penetration Y la orientaci0n pa
ralela hacia un idal amplio y de-
iinitivo. "
En- esta tarea nObilisima estan
intresados hombres de estado de
los dos pafses, q. con una vision
lilatada del poryenir comprenden
cuanto pueden hacer dos nacio-
nes Il quienes todo une y NADIA
separa. Esos hombres, tanto en-
lI1spana como en- America, traba-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-30
e Espana los'ALCOHOL Y Pd)TASA

jan con entusiasmO y sin descan-
so en- csta empresa civilizada. A
ellos al agradee1miento de- espa-
iiOles v americanOs. Terminamos
manifestand0 que la satisfaction
demOstrada por los soldados anne
ricanOs que en- ell Alfonso NH
regresaron a la patria fue eXterio
rizada en- muestras de intensa
isimpatfa al comandante del bu-
que espaliOl, cuando sc lego al
puerto. Los soldados rodearOn al
captain y 10 aclamaron entusias-
tamente 10 mismo que la tripu
laci0n. Este solo hecho, asi des-
carnadO, habla mas alto que cpan
to pudieramos decir para corlo-
borar nuestro acerto de que entire
espahOles Y americanos existe hoy
algo asi como una estrecha her
mandad.
Comandancia de las Tropas de
los EstadOs Unidos, Alfonso XIII
2 de mayo de 1919.
Del Commando de las Tropas a
bOrdO del Alfonso NIII.-Al Co
mandante del Alfonso XIII. -
AsuntO: Agradecimiento por las
atenciones recibidas.
Me propOrciOna un gran placer
ell expresar Nd. y los oficiales
V la dotaci0n del Alfonso XIII,
tanto persOnalmente como ell
nombre de los oticiales V solda-
dos de los Estados Unidos que
sc hallan a abOrdO nuestro muy
sincere agradecimiento por las
constantes atenciOnes de que he
mos sido objetO y la eficacia que
sc ha demOstrado Ell tOdO Guam
to nos concierne. Sc han hecho
toda clase de esfuerzos para aten-
der toda petici0n mia, y la misma
buena vOluntad sc ha demostra-
do para con ell resto de las fuer-
zas. La escrupulosa limpieza que
reina a .bordO y la gran compe.
tencia que demuestra Ell toda la
dOtaci0n han hecho que este viaje
sea para mi un gran placer. Sc
Eque me hago interprete de los sen
timientos de todo ell pasaie al de-
scar Vd. tOda claSe de eXitos en-
10 pOrvenir.
George Z. @RooscreH.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-30

Ode "La PrensaH, de New York. J
Noes altamente placenterO con
signar que las relaciones de todo
genero entire Espala y los Esta-
dos Unid0s SON cada dla mas cor
diales v sc traducen en- manifes
taciones que no dejan la menor
duda acerca de la reciprocal sim
patia que anima hoy las dos ma
clones y que promote los mas fell
ces resultados para un future pro
ximo. Cada dfa Sc registrar prue
bas de esa cOrdialidad, tanto de
parte de los gobiernOs de ambos
pafses, como de eminentes perso-
nalidades que interviewer en la
vida comercial, industrial V poll
tica de- los pueblos. Para norte
americanOs Y espailOles, engloban
do en- este ultimo termino a los
americanos del sur, debe ser mo-
two de placemes. esta corriente de
acercamiento entire dos razas LA
madas a cOmplementarse para
una Obra de comun beneficio y de
;nto,2c Uoporo1.
UnO de esos hechos es ell que
Sc refere al contratO celebrado
por ell gObierno espa1Ol para
transporter EN- los buques de la
linea Official Royal Spanish Mail
soldados americanOs desde Fran
cia a los Estados Unidos, habien
do destinado para ese serviciO al
gunOs de sus mejOres barcos.
Aparte del Alfonso XIII, que
acaba de llegar, Sc. anlrncia el
Infanta de BOrb0n que induda-
blemente con ell Reina Victoria
son los mas lujOsos buques que
hay en- ell mundo Y que actual
mente hacen la travesia entire
Sud America y Espaiia. Por otra
parte, sc sabe q. esos buques y los
nuevos que dentro de POGO item
po habran de llegar a Nueva York,
estan destindos tambien d trans
portar a Europa a familias anne
ricanas, que va han dirigido pedi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-30

Estabecmento construdo exprofesoExtctas condicio-
sanarias mas completa doaci6n la Isa de
ratios instrumental modernos de uidad para ira
tamiento cienco de odas las intermediates curabe
srego las mas epntadas prescrpcones mdico qurrgcas
-Hermosa higienica Stuaci6n.-Comodidad esmerado
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. facuativa de primer 6rden.Cnerpo
msdco residente en- Ell Sanatorio
Sc admiten tratamieno enfermos de pago de oro
pudendO atendldOs prOp0s medlcOs
los de la Sociedad
Departamentos especae, aislados para senoras.
Consultas ell Sanatorio por ell DR. Don Julie Barree
particuares de de la arde los dias laborablesRece
noci%ientos *lOoo-Consulta simple $500
Operaciones tratamenos especales banos de dx de a
hidroelectrcos hdroerapicoa masaes Kayos "x Fulgu
raclon etc. precos eaqtayamente convencionalea
CONSULTORIO:
',e w. Rafael Ccrdero, 122.
San Juan
Edihcio construdo 81 obeo poado dc los elemento.
eesaros Atendo por los praccans de la Sociedad uera
de las horas de conta de los acultatos guaa de urno
desde las de la manana q 6 de Ia tarde
Director del Sanatorio: DIR: Don Julio Barreiro
Consulta General: Sanatorio-Parada 37-Hato Rey de
= tarde, todos los dias laborabes. h e.
Director del Consultorio: Dr. Quevedo Baez
Consulta General -Consutoro de 5h de La tarde 10.
dias laborables de IL de Ia dias festivos
Cifugfa General: DR.. Don Rafael Velez L6pex.
9s. F. q ssnatosis srs', Dc 10 Il de !. nahan.
Especaista en- ojos, Narfz odos G.rgant.:-Dr, Don
4. Il. Molina de St. Remy.
Consalta En- Consuorio de a1s tarde los dfas ID
Sor.Sles boz . En- p'reH'r' dc SA tard'
s Msdieos Inte hos el s.nssOrio:
DT Don Makuel faVia
DIR. Don Ma 4uel Cortes.
n Cirugfa ID, tal Dr. Don Lorenzo r. Noa.
Consulta: 0Donen No. 10 (Plazuela Co6n) de tar
de, los das lahorables.
PRACTICAL s Don Enrique Fefn&AdeHt
Jose Ducheny,
ssgst ~ Nicolas Gonzalez.
zssench facutativa secundada efcazmente por 10 HI
Jas Carload Tuladas de complete spud prae
Stica en- continue y larga experiencia.
Los socios de n1mero eventaes solo pagan $3.50 al
tenendo dereeho stendidos cualqpera de
bos Estabecmentos al presentar Ell dtmo recbo eobrado
Predenea Apartado 24l Tesoreria, Aparfado POI.
San Juan, T. II. San Juan. +. n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-30

Buqnes espgHolcs transportdn sol
dados dmericdnos. CdTta del to-
nieRtc cOrOnel Ro0seGolt a Ia Ira
satldntica Espanold. Oraci6n al
capitdn del Alfonso IIII.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-30
SAN JUAN SANTURCE LINE, Inc.

Por acucrdo de la Junta de Directories sea por presene
Junta general eXtraornara de acciona que debea
ener lugar los altos del Nuee No. e sabao da Fl del
enrne de JUNO, las diez de la afana ell fin de
resover 10 cue mas respoco continuation de los
negocos la dsoluc6n de Compaia 81 que as consi
dera llagado e caso
San JUAN ?. r.. Mayo 20 de 1919.
FL SecretariC
Nor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-30
ULTIMO REMATE DEL CAMPAMENTO

Ell que suscribc, remat6 TODAS LAS FRISAS, CA
TRES, COICHONES, MOSQUTTEROS, CAPAS, BAU-
LES CANIISAS otYos efectos, los que tiene dspos
ci6n del ptblico.
Pida precics antcs de hacer cOmpras.
MANUEL RODRIGUEZ.
TelGfono A. 2. o. Box rs. Rio Piedras
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07

open House 100 the retuSn -
from camps, 70 tho straneeF
our gateA and 70 tho meFo -
thousand nse1nb19U ok th4s - =
will b the word It the aeb1e
building. Grace and 0Svootn eBo1
today and Sunday. O.
p. L. BuchanAf, membetshi oee
tary OF the as10efat5on, WIN Mp& ~
mems conversational Htb1e ee
a;so O'Clock Sunday a1tsf1eo
R G. Hawkins. Jr.. general Nk IN
"Reds' and . director 81 thu 6
ton. will talk to the boys Of -
day Afternoon club ~ 3:11 osx Je
Ia expected that he win talk Abc
The Reds and the Blues.
Richmond's representative -
ISOLATION work In China, ". r.. 111t4
will be the guest Of the HjchnDnm4a
sociation Sunday. June 1Sth, anAs 1G4e
day. June 18th. speaking 10 b0E6 AEoo
and boys On the 18th. ana ~ - NJ
nual foreign work dinner On ~ 1oxA
Mr.. Mills will leave early Aueuk ~
China III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07

month. The rsfusess were easy vic
t1ne a1tsr many months OF semi
starvation In Bulgaria
The children Of Eastsrn sMacedcnia
are pitiful sights with stomachs dis-
tended from enlafged spleen8. due to
Demt-stAfvatjon, with their little ribs
eAowinG plainly through their taut
drawn nssh, with hollow. lacktustre
eyes they ~ about on tbs streets In
the sun indifferent to- their fate.
The American Red Croas 10 doing
10 noble work. Two Of its members
have died Of the disease in the Bal
Hans h the last menth and several
nursss have lA3d ~ The doors Of death
LOO tbs typhus thsv caught from those
TINY vpro aiding. Each day tens Of
thOunAAAs u loAvss at bsea are dis
trtbuted ~ thu. RED Gross In dosena
Ut serbian. AAcedonian ana Rou.
MAINTAIN oatts4 Balss Of clothing are
given ont % the nesdiegt Seruma
|aGAlnGt d1DeA4e arr injected "a thous-
ards ~ peasants ana "deloustng'
baths aFe Given 10 those living In
lcfowded centers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07

cent acquisitions comprise 4 Lenain.
numerous Ara wings by Delacroix. and
several Of Degas' paintings. This
month the galleries on the first floor
will BE- opened: 1vorfes. Tanagras,
Egyptian art. and several important
pictures will be on view In the room
devoted TO drawings.
The public will be admitted to the
picture galleries ~ soon a. they can
BE- gotten ready. But a. there are
about 1000 pictures to be reframed
and rehung. hesides the recruiting
and Organizing OF the necessary per-
eonnel, and rooms that must be re-
stored ana repainted, It will be at Least
stx months before the Louvre win
have completely re9ained it, accuse
TONED life and aspect The paintings
ana works Of art, which were trans
ported to Toulouse ana remained
there during the war. have been
brought back. and It 10 said that they
have mot suffered much from their
removal They are all TO be photo
Eraphed when they are unpacked, 20
that It will ba easy to note any dam
ages they may have sustained. A
commission Will b. appointed to de-
eide to what extent these, damaSee
can be repaired.
On the opening day. q crowd Of
PEOPLE made their way to the Louvre
to view again the treasures Of the
e1eat national museum. There were
many soldiers present, French. Bel
g1Ane. Americans, English, Italians,
and even SeFbians. A crowd formed
before all the most celebrated statues,
especially around the 'srorse Medicis''
and the Venus de Milo" but It be-
came most dense on the stairs leading
to tho Victory Of Gamothrace. which
spread IL wings above the heads Of
the brave soldiers, and scanned 10 vel
ocme the heroes back after their
glortOusiy achieved task.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07
GREAT CAMPAIGN OF
!BAPTlsTs F0RaURALS.s.

c..~x- r>->~S ~ me- x&ss - th =
49,. ~. 49,, sss.rtr,.re ~
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s.N enono. snnOea c.s. :. ~ s...r.
-. ~ S.,ns. 'nssne 800 "a vc,,nr 1,eo-
pies work IN tha rural churches OF
VIRGINIA No snch extensive plans
have ever been pronosed q any south
ern state. Iasf wear under = similar
plan more than . hundred insti-
tutes were held In various parts Of the
state. This year It Is conndentiy ex-
pec.ed tnat TWO nundfeo ana MY
arv ecrr.v 1, ~ .,ats - r.cs;v. s,,ch
a,tert,o, ~ 49, hsrds ~ panti.t a.
dciency experts while the work il
conducted under UNCONVENTIONAL aus
pices it ia made clear that all Christ
ian workers will be welcomed IN the
instisu.es ano thsre ~ no .sa a"1s why w,
Al esas c et..s ~, .sa u $500 NJ.
t,or thst h IN he EVEN
1890. ,.~
80 nr.s.n, ..n,r.;.n eon.is,. ~ thu
foI,oring man ana women:
v-Ss... s,.o
Joseph y. Was.s, ~ -, SUNDAY
e. rvr,sh. q W r Asld
49, ptchrana ".
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p.r,... rhso,neicai seminary louis
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OF education. Ricnmono coIes
Niss EHzaoe.h NucAois' fi1iino@'
a.
Mics Elizabeth Ellyson. Richmond,
Va
Rev A. G. Chatham, Richmond Va.
sfsR With Field AAstgnments
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uisti i''~- :" aAsSa
Rev. E. w. Miiier-I1oe~ate' ois
trict--Tappahannock' va
Rev. r. Tnman Johnson--Westerr
distrtct-Staunton. Va
~, r. n YAave,,--Eastern Shore
a;s.r,c,- onanrock Va.
$3.50. s.s.-r
rfoi' y. Ho r,H :
dlstrict--pr1s'oi'
Rev. ". B. Johnson-Frankiin
Henry. Patrick ccunties-Martinsville
Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07
GO TO CHURCH. TOMORROW
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07
Tomorrow IN the Churches

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07

Baptism congregational sinsing"Awak-.
sning songs"
Pns- Street Baptist--services will be
coaducted by the pastor. Rev. Leland
Jssoms Powell. At II A. NJ. and SIS
r. n. Subject morning. sunday OBJ
ssfvancs-; evening. Denying Self"
sunday school ~ $3.50 A. NJ. Junior
Ind Senior b, r. p. L. meetings at I
?. n.
AanAoIph street. Rev. W. r. Robert.
son. rAstorThs regular services win
~ hslA On sunday. the pastor preaching
- foIIews: II A. X The Breastplate
Of RiShtsoasnsss~;; s:15 p. NJ THE
apifis That Crucihsd Christ is In the
world Today: Sunday school at $40
1. ~: Senior and Junior B. Y. P. U. at
7:iS r. X.
CalvAry-rhe pastor, Rev. C. A. Jenk-
saA Jr.. win preach at both services.
o4ntsr Park. william Hedley. pas
tor-l1 A. n subject, THE Ordnance
Department; 3 p. NJ subject, Sigh
ing; sunday school $50.
s>osna-Dfvine worship IL A. NJ. and
SIS p. n. DR.. ekinner's morning mes
aagA Longing to Escape": at evening.
Telling TN the Night" Bible school
$50 A. n; =. r. r. q. 7:i5 p. NJ.
tgh-4trset-Dr J. ]. Wicker, the
pastor, viii preach At II A. NJ and Sis
r. n Baptism At the evening service.
FAirmount-Avenue. Rev. Robert r.
Cavsrles. understanding II A. NJ.
and 4,15 r. II. By the pastor. Morning
subject. The God We Forgot: night
subject. Tho Man inside This u the
beginning Of series Of sermons By the
pastor. Sunday school meets $40 4. NJ
c. l. Palmer. superintendent: B. Y
u. q. 7ils r. N. Prayer meeting sis
p. n every Wednesday.
Jirst-ln the absence Of the pastor
KAv. r II. Pitt D. D.. VIII preach ~
II o'clock and Sis o'clock. Sunday
school meets 1t $50 A. NJ; B. 7. p. q.
7:lS r. N.
0rovs-Avenus-Ssr Services at II A. II
and Sis ?. r. Preaching BY the pas
tor, Rev. w. c. james. D. d. Special
ssrmsn 10 the 3. Z. r. U. 1T s:1s. Sab
bath school at s:So A. N. Prayer SER
v3cse at S:1S "Wednesday evening.
vsnAAls-1essst-rhe pastor. Rsv. >
n Joh1s~a. win preach ~ beth cor
v5oeGl 0uA1ec4oI Love FER tho HOUSE
~ GA a14 '-0in ana 0raee" = Sunday
scAeol S:te Il ~: q. z. r. q. TAO p. n
CU81oEIAM.
TAe pastor. n. b. c. MAelachian, wifi
occupy hie pulpit at Seventh Street
Christian st II A. II. ana SIS p. n. Hil
morning subject viii BE-. The Unseen
Aa3ertty.- The evening subject viii be
Formations" sunday school 1t e:3t
4. II. Chtldren's day will be observed
CArietiAA enAeavor IT r. n
1hir1-Ssrvfcss BY the pastor, J. O.
Aeloateek. II A. n Ind s:1s r. NJ;
Bible eoAeol t:3o A. NJ: Junior and
senior 4nAeavor r. NJ: prayer SER
~ "wednesday S:lS p. n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07

Paramount PresbyteriaD Clu4e N
Twenty third and Fairmounf Av4uuT
Preaching every Sunday q II 4.
N. and P. II. by the pastor. Asx.
NJ. B. Porter. Sunday schooa It $50
A. NJ. Mid-week prayer service wsd-
nesday at 8 p NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07

ST. PAUEs EPISCOPAL CIEUn6L
Rev. w. Russell Bowie. y. y, nectdr.
Holy Communion At 7:4I - ~
Sunday school and Bible Glasses a1
9:45 A. ~.
Morning prayer at II A. - @
Evening Prayer at s:1D p NJ
The Rector. Rev W. Kuaeeu DqW3o
will preach at both services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07
KEMPER.

morning and evening by the Rev. Mar
shall wingheid Morning su b j C t.
Christian Unity: evening subject.
Lessons From tho Life Of David this
being the ninth OF series Of lectures
on the Old Testament characters
Junior Christian Endeavor 1045 A NJ;
Christian Endesvor -:15 P. NJ: SUNDAY
school $50 A. n.
Life and Advent, Charin near Ran
doiph--Preachtng Sunday at IL A. NJ.
q nd SIS P. NJ. by Elder James Howle.
Subject at night will be '1nconsistence
OF the Universal Resurrection Theory"
EPISCOPAL
/. Administration OF molly communion
at st. Johns church at IL A. NJ. Whit
sunday. At P. NJ. the Rev. j. l. ".
Field will conduct the services.
st. Paurs-Holy communion at
7:45 A. NJ. Sunday school and Bible
classes at s:45 A. M. Morning prayer
at II O'Clock. Evening prayer at s:15
o'clock.
The rector, Rev. W. Russell Bowie,
D. D.. will preach at both services,
St. James'--Morning prayer and
sermon at II o'clock. Evening prayer
and sermon At Sis p. NJ. Sunday
school at $50 A. NJ Mems Bible
class at 10 A. NJ. The rector. Rev.
G.. Freeland Peter, will preach at both
services.
Church of. the Holy Comforter--
Rev w e. Cox, rector. whitsundAy.
This being the day in commemoration
/, Of which this church - named there
will be special services celebrating the
| day. Special Sunday school service in
the church at $50 A. NJ. with ad-
dress by Sergeant w. w. Shelton.
formerly secretary of the Sunday
school, who spent eighteen months on
the firing line In France. Morning
prayer and holy communion II A NJ.
with sermon by the Rev. R. Cary
Montague. subject: THE Fire that
Burns but Does not Consume" Even
| ing prayer. Sis P. NJ. with sermon
| by the Rev. J. 7. bowman, D. D..
subject: The Duty and Value Of Self
Control" Special offerings at both
services for the church building fund.
Church OF the Ascensfon--whitsun
day services Holy communion and
sermon. IL A. NJ, subject: Witness
ing for Jesus.," Evening prayer and
sermon, Sis r. NJ. subject: The
0uickenfng Life OF the Christ Rev.
Philip A. Arthur. rector. win preach
1t both services
UNITARIAN
Unitarian--1l A. M. Rev. Joseph n.
! Croker will preach. Subject: Why
!, q Unitarian Church ?" Sunday school
1t 1890.
! CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
! First Church Of Christ. Scientist
| Services at II An. Subject: God
/ the Only Cause and Creator"
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LUTHERAN

AZ the First English Lutheran
church. corner Monument avenue ami
Lombardy street, the pastor. J. j.
Sherer. Jr., will preach 1t II A. NJ
and p. NJ the Lords Supper will be
administered 1t both services.
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Csntenasy-Preaching u II A. y.
and Sis p. n. by the pastor. RSv'
r. A. Smoot. D. D.
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Thir1-ssrvfcss BY the pastor, J. q
Ae1oAbeek, II A. NJ Ind Sis r. NJ
Bible oeAool $40 A. NJ: Junior ant
senior 1nAeavor r. NJ: prayer ser
~ wednesday S:lS p. N.
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! Life and Advent. Chaf,in near Ran
idolph--Preaching Sunday at IL A. NJ
| nd SIS p. NJ. by Elder James Howle.
Subject ut night will be ''1nconsistence
Of the Universal Resurrection Theory"
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ne pastor. n. b. c. MAelachlan, WIN
occupy his pulpit at Seventh Street
Christian st II A. n. ana SIS p. n. His
morning subject viii b. The Unseen
Majority" The evening subject viii be.
"Fou,l1Ations.- sunday school 1t $50
4. u. Chtldren's day will be observed
CAristiAa enAsavor II p. II
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UNITARIAN

UnitArtan-11 A. M. Rev. Joseph II.
Croker will preach. Subject: Why
q Unitarian Church ," Sunday school
1t 1890.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07
CHRISTIAN SOTENCE

First Church of Christ. Scientist
Services at IL An. Subject; Tod
the Only Cause and Creator"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07

Baptism congregational sinsins'"Awak-
ening SongR."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-07

/ Administration OF molly communion
at st. Johns church at IL A. NJ. Whit
sunday. At P. NJ the Rev ]. l. W.
Field will conduct the services.
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st. PAurs-Holy communion al
7:45 A. N. Sunday school and Bible
classes at s:45 A. M. Morning prayer
at II O'Clock. Evening prayer at s:1s
o'clock.
The rector, Rev. W. Russell Bowie
D. D., will preach at both services.