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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
Boys Haze Big Lead Ouer
Girls in Weeks Births

Nearly twice as many boy babies
were born in Wayne county during the
past week than girls. The Is boys
and Z girls born are announced by
city and county health officers as fol-
lows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen McConaha, Of
the McConaho flats, a boy, born at
Reid hospital: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
NJ. Raffee. Jefferson township. a boy;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sanford. No. Ros-
coe street. a boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Leon.
ard F. Healton, Perry township. a
boy: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Stricken.
Jefferson township. a girl; Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Favrem, Wayne township.
a boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Harley A. Bee
son. Dalton township. a boy: Mr.. and
Mrs. Sumner A. Davis, Jackson town.
ship, girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Bubbell, Wayne township. a boy; Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph 10th. 724 North Fit.
teenth street. girl: Mr.. and Mrs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
Dempsey Dennis Company
Announces Its Opening

The Dennis Implement company. a
new concern which announces an in
troductory opening week. Dec. to
6. has been incorporated. with q CAPT.
tai stock Of $4,000. The firm is To-
Gated in the building at 10 South Sew.
enth street.
The incorporators are Dempsey E.
Dennis, president and treasurer; DR..
Cha rles Marvel. vice president, and
Jesse A. Wiechman. of the Dickinson
Trust company. secretary. The new
quarters have been especially fitted
up with line Skating to display farm
machinery in action, SO far as that is
practical or advantageous. and In
ternational, Mccormick and Deering
lines will be completely displayed and
featured by the new house. Thous-
ands Of invitations to farmers to drop
In and view the new farm power and
implement exhibit are being mailed
throughout this territory.
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Barth. Mira. Elisa Schultz. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles eudhpx, Mr.. and Mrs.
howard eudhoff and son. Robert. Jane
sudhof1, Mr.. and Mrs. yfed schattel,
Miss Jean Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Nieman. Miss Louise Nisman, Fred.
erick Nieman. Gertrude Nieman and
Mary Niemah.
Norman B. jenkins has returned to
Notre Dame university after spending
the Thaakagiving vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Jenkins
Of East Main street.
Members OF the Penny club will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Miss
Khte Todd at her homo on South
Ninth street: basket lunch and Christ.
mas grab bog win b features Of the
afternoon. Each woman IL requested
to bring lunch and an article for the
grab bag.
Members Of the Otterbein Sisters
Bible class OF United Brethren church
gave miscellaneous shower last eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. H. 8. James
on North B street, in honor of their
teacher. Mrs. Clara Gilbert. who is to
be married tomorrow. Twenty-Five
women were present. The evening
was spent Informally and a luncheon
was served in the dining room, where
the guest OF honor was given q miscel
laneous shower.
The Magazine club will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Philip Twige
at her home in the Arden apartments
Mrs, John Lontz and Mrs. e. G.. Hib
berd will be the leaders for the after
noon.
Miss Helen Eggemeyer entertained
a small party OF girls yesterday with
l o'clock luncheon at her home on
Main street. Covers were laid fol
Miss Janet Seeker, Miss Mary Louise
Norris. Miss Kathryn Bartel. Miss
Lois Johanning, Miss Mary Lahrmar
and Miss Eggemeyer.
Merle Williams, who has been serv
Ing In the navy in the Adriatic sea-
arrived last evening at the home OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Williams OF North Eighteenth street
Williams served on an Austrian bat
tltship after the armistice was signed
Miss Ruth CLANCY has returned tc
her home in Indianapolis, after g
weeks visit with Miss Thelma Bymas
ter of North D street
One Of the social events of the com
ing week will be the wedding Of Miss
Nola Russell and Ray C. Brunton
which will be solemnized next Tues
day afternoon at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs w. E. Russell Of
North c street. The Rev. r. L. Sc
mans of First Methodist church will
officiate. The wedding will be very
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simple with no attendants and only
the immediate relatives will be pres
emit.
Tomorrow afternoon will be the sec.
ond day Of the exhibit of the paint
ings Of Jonas Lie. the Norwegian art
list, now hanging in the Public Art
gallery Of high school. More than
100 persons viewed the pictures
Thanksgiving afternoon. The hours
are from 2 to S O'Clock and the public
Is invited.
Miss Helen Geers and her room
mate. Miss Sally Bent Monarch of
Huntington, w. Va, will return to
Sacred Heart College at Cincinnati to-
morrow, after spending the Thanks
giving recess with Miss Geers' par
ents here.
The Eunice Martin school at Miami
Beach. Fla, of which Mrs. Eunice Mar
tin Of this city Is founder and director,
will open Monday. All grades and
high school will be taught. Among
the list Of teachers is Miss Norne
Roberts of Richmond, who will teach
history, geography. physiology and
English.
Guest evening was observed Friday
evening by members of the Atheneae
club at the home of DR.. and Mrs. N.
8. Cox Of South Fifteenth street At
six O'Clock an elaborate cafeteria sup
per was served, the guests seated at
small tables about the house. Covers
! were laid for seventy-five persons.
During the supper a number Of clever
toasts were given, the first one by
Mrs. w. J. Smith. president, was re-
sponded to by w. A. Johnson; the
next by Mrs. L. c. King, with the re-
Spouse by John H. Johnson. and the
last by Mrs. Frank Coffin, response by
E. L. Reynolds. Later in the evening
a short talk was given by the Rev.
| A. F.. Mitchell. Following the supper
social hour was enjoyed with a
number Of interesting features. The
entertainment committee was com.
posed Of Mrs. E. l.. Reynolds. Mrs.
Foster Hoeffer, Mrs. Elmer Lebo, Mrs.
William Quigg, Mrs. William Hockett
and Miss Anna Horn. Out of town
guests at the party were Mrs. William
Coffin of Whittier, COL, and Mrs. STRAIT.
| ton Of Seymour.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29

Warren w. Lee. 124 North Second
street. a boy: Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
e. Arnold, $40 South Eleventh street,
q boy; Mr.. and Mrs. John Owens.
1876 South Thirteenth street, a boy;
Mr.. and Mrs. Skate Reed. Washing
ton township. a boy: Mr.. and Mrs.
John p. Squirting. 1903 Ridge street,
q girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter O'ConneF,
sos North Ninth street. q boy; Mr..
and Mrs. william Tits, 31S South
Fifth street. a girl: Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Lamb, so2 North G street. a
boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Forest H. Meek,
South Twenty-third and e streets, q
girl: Mr.. and Mrs. John Walton, 813
North Fourteenth street. a girl.
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The ball is not being arranged as .
social function, but will have an es-
sential reason. Namely, that OF pur.
chasing new uniforms for the local
force. It has always been the custom
Of each officer to purchase his UNI
form, and as the police mems salaries
have not been raised recently, they are
taking this means Of getting new
"duds."
A ball for colored citizens will be
given at Druid's Hall the same nishr,
at which Police officer Bundy, with
Percy Griffin, will be in charge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29

CHEERFUL RECOMMENDATION
They should be in every travelling
mans grip writes Geo Jenner, 416
Labor ST. San Antonio. Tex, Of Foley
Cathartic Tablets. They are the best
laxative l have taken and l cheerfully
with constipation biliousness." They
thoroughly cleanse the bowels. sweet
en- the stomach and benefit the liver.
They correct indigestion. bad breath.
bloating, gas. coated tongue and other
results OF sluggish bowels. No grip
ing; no nausea. For sale by A. G. Luz
ken e. Co.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
TO ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS,

Members Of Hoosier lodge No %
and Rebekah lodge No. 322, of Cen
terville, will entertain for their re-
turned soldiers on Dec. 3, at the regu-
lar meeting hour All members are
invited. Well filled baskets are
asked.
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City Police to Stage
Ball for Uniforms

For the first time in number Of
years members of the city police
force will stage a ball. The date has
been set for Dec. 81, at the coliseum.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
The Cathedral

The Cathedral
THE BETHLEHEM cHAPEH.
Wisconsin Avenue NV. near WesGiey RssA
Holy Communion ............... 5:30 al.
MorninE Prayer and Lsany. 1000 a.n.
Holy Communion aAd Sermon,
PacheY Canon De vFies. :, Ice 4 n,
Choral EvensonG aAd Sermon,
Preacher, Canon MyeY. 400 D. M
Take GeorSeteva. aemeypet asd Anerieas
University Cars.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
FREE METHODIST.

METHODIST EPlscoPAL SOUTH.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
Calvary Baptist Church :.s ~. : =. = i.

REV. n. p. ANDERSON, o. D., ASAI1rAMfs,,
REV. A. y. BRYANr. MINI6fER 10 TA
Evening star., 1919-03-22
PRESBYTERIAy. PRESBYTERIAN.
Church of the Covenant
18th and Streets
REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D., Minister
SUNDAY, MARCH p:

sso-pepartmental Graded Sunday
s4b-Every DEFENSE OF ISRAELI
s4sAF Herbert
A.
Bible teacher meets
Hall. 1919 cticut
ooo-Mr Justice Peeles
ooo-Dr Henri Amis "PALEST1NE'
11:oo-CHURCIi SERVICE Sermon by
NsPAT1oNA Address by Dr. Wood Sub
oect: AS FORCE" Special sost DAN
NEMSEF violns Four numbers the SOLO TRIPLE QUARTET
OF music:
5:30CHRISTIAN
OF BUILDING
7:15-WAR SPEAKER,
s:oo-EVENNG SERVICE
Sacred Mcndelssohn. META
CRAIG solois Lloyd
of
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 20:
745-EVENNG CHOIR
ION" and SPECIAL MORE VOICES NEEDED,
be
THURSDAY, MARCH u:
&oo-MIpWEEK
Evening star., 1919-03-22
We.tminster Church Memorial "a =.

We,tminster Church Memorial ~ -.
..yietery Campaign" At 8 o'clock pm. the
pastor viii give ap illustrated address on
''Rrom the Prison to the Throne"
Washington Heights r'ssssss.''' ess.ss.
Columbia and Kalorana nea3s.
Rev. JOHN o. PALMER. D. D.. Minister.
iO:00 a.m.--Adult Bible class.
11:oo am.-"The Church and Her opper-
tunity.''
7A5 p.m.-"Behold! VIII Make All Things
EeV.'
Evening star., 1919-03-22
Eastern PRESBYTERIAN Church

Sixth st. and Md. ave. re.
ALFRED y. BARRoWs. D. D., Pastor.
1l:00 s.m.-"children Of God"
1:@5 p.n.-'The Iron Gate"
$50 a.m.-Bible school. Glasses Tor all.
Mems class meets at 10. Men welcome.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
CHURCH OF THE PRESIDENTS.
New York Avenue
New YeRk ave-. 18th eNd H sts.
NR. WALLACE RADCLlFEE, Ya1tor.

C.-.rI (ssatAssa Assembly). 2snd st..
36SQ9S0 betweep 2 sAd 9 sts. nv.
Rev. 4. Il. BIRD, Faster.
s.Sb s.n.--SunAay seheal.
1000 S.m,-apeeial adult Bible elasses.
II 20 s.m.-Regular ncruing service, pFseeh'
ilg by the pastor.
600 r.n.-Fsee supper and social heur at
the uanse, to which me1 IN uaifoFm asd
war workers, bstA men and We1sp, ase
isvited.
S;oX p-aA.-christias Kpdsaver saag seRvies
1:S0 >. p.m.--RsgulaE sveniaE worship.
Thurs6ay. 7:l5 p.m.-HeSulsr midWeek
ufsyer RSetSA9. etrssgeIs cordially vel
eoned at all services,
Evening star., 1919-03-22
Petworth BAPTIST .tn Z H..so,'h s ! ct. =.

IAnghorne. pastor.-1I am, THE Rest
Fight of ALI" :7:45 pm, 'The Prodigal
Son. illustrated. At both services the
pastor will tell Of his experiences on q re-
turning transport. Pm. Y. p. Society.
$3.50. S. 5. Revival services each night next
week. Special speaker each night. Every
body invited
Evening star., 1919-03-22
PRESBYTERIAN.
GurlcY Memorial 1..s ae,,s,.. st,sfs sI,:s' a.

Gurley Memorial 1.ta ae,,s,.s s.:.ss si.:s' a.
Rev. nERNARD BRAsKAMr. n. A.. Pastor.
The Triunphs Of Faith Pm. Chris
I tisA Endeare1 meeting. Pm: sermon.
''Life'a Sustaining Forces Special music,
isstrsmental and vocal. Double quartet
lexington SGaan sss1ss e1r.lo. .,e ~ 'sss." =.
S:ao an. g. g.; 6:l5 pm. G. b. Societies.
11:OO ANA MANS RELIGION.
7:45 p.m.-SacPed canta1. THE fEAOH
or JERUSALEM"
Pine music. Strangers welcome: seats iree.
Thursday, 7:45 pm.-Annual congresa-
tienal meeting. Eleetion OF trustees. ne
ports Of church societies. Program, scefa-
hilitY refreHhmentE.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
10th and O Streets
DR.. HENRY ALLEN TUPRER
Minister

Securing Position and Possessions In This Lie :.
stosrm-
~The Spiritual Sticide of Reckless Rsiefe
Bible School, 9:30 am. Edgar Howard superintendent
We want to reach the high attendance mark Sunday
Come join with -,
The C. E. Society invites all young people to attend its
social hour at 6 Devotional meeting topic The Art
of Building Character 5g
Special music both morning and evening by quartet choir
under direction of Mrs. Florence Howard Evening song
service, both vocal and instrumental at
Men in uniform strangers in the city and visitors given
cordial welcome.
.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
IGETHODfs'r NPisCOPAL,

METHOOfOT HR1SCUHKI.
Ebenezer W. E. 1,s xsR srs; s....s. ss.
a.m.-SEkMoN BY one Of AMERICAS
GRRATEST PULPIrDERS, DIR. J. N. @.
COGGYNS.
3:a0 p.m.-MUSIcAL and LITERARY.
heneAt psysensre committee. Mrs. Maria
S.sxS. ,.:S.snh sn:1Tnas; ..1 HEAR OUR OWN COL
oRED BISHOP. THE Kf. REV, A. r.
CANPHOR, D. D.. IL. D.
Monday, 7:3o pm. sharp-"GooD-BYn"
SERMON BY PASrOR. who cleses Of the
Of the church. Total conventions in years.
1.1i7. Aceessinns, SO. Bonded indebtedAess.
Sie,5Oo, paid In full. cash benevslenee
raised for conference, 100. Raised for all
purpohes, ga. 800.
The PASroR and OFFICIAL BOARD de-
sire to thank the MEMBBRs and FRIENDS
for their LOYAL SUPPORT duYiag these Z
years Of hard labor in Ged's vineyard.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
METHODIST EPISCOPAL twAits>,
PetWorth M. E. Church

METHODIST EPISCOPAL SWnlt0l.
Petworth M. E. Church
e:ss GhTs Giiss vi Six sRsaa: aias.s:, .'
Take Soldiers Home car. Get OF at 5th
a:soa.m.. S. s. pm. Epworth League.
ii:oo a.m.--':Iesus and Bolsheyism."
500 p.m:-..Fifty Years Of Presress."
North Capitol msMkiRscH1kea 4S5a n.S;'s' ;a1 T.:
r,"arAiTaEyt :1i1aqs{ sSrs'is e ny IkSSsT" League
s-"S0ME TRAITS or BIG SOULS
FINE Music A WARN WELCOME.
Wesley Chapel ~ y; n. =; o49sos: : u. s,..
wIlIIAA A: HAeaERTY. r.; D: F:sss.: :,
ages. Mr.. John D. Rarker. supt.
100 a.m,--Sermon BY the pastor on the
81 :;y ssFviS..: ssS!siZ; :!l'T7 GOLDEN z'A.'
500 nn.Fl.:es''s E. r.: b, the ssat'r' Seek
Waueh M. i! 81 ss,4T2t.r 1KD z sr.'s4'
Rev. howard r. DOWNS. Faster,
sxT Of e'fsh'fsx ias
@ liass zsS AND ;;6''ffi Tas NEW
A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS You.
Dumbarton Ave. M. e. ss:. s:.s,s. s'''
WALTER G., MCNEIL. Minister.
HEAVEN"
7:ao p.m.-iNTEREsTING PICTURE
STORY, "A PARADISE OF BEACTf."
$50 p.m.-Soeiaf hour for everybody.
Sunday school for young and old. $40 A..
Wesleyan Penteeostal . 81 s. 81 Bet; ar s.'
Rev. H. B. HosLEY. Pastor.
sunday services: Sunday school, S:45;
preaching at ii and 7:ao. Prayer meeting.
METHODIsT EPIsC0PAL lCele,.a,.
Israel c. NJ. E. s,m t., xs,,s1s s9s s;w. s,s,
THE TWO POINTS IN REAL LEAGUE
or NATIONS"
l. Thou shalt love the Lord. thy God. With
all thy heart, mind, soul and strength.
2 Thou shalt ieve thy neiShhoy as thyaelf.
DON'T FAIL TO HEAR THE GREAT
PREACHER. MRS. NARY ]. SULLIVAN.
YOUNG PEOPLES MEETING AT $50.
Subject: 1.-THE PRU1Ts OF THE SPIRIT"
number Of hne INTELLIGENT CHRIS
TIAN COLoRED GIRLS have lost positions
in the govt. service by reason Of failure Of
appropriations. etc.
Parsons desiring to give esr race = big
lift, and 10 secure excellent employee, are
requested TO write o. phone
REV. SAN B. WALLACE.
40e s. Capitol A.. Lincoln 6i73.
Evening star., 1919-03-22

PHESBFTERIAN.
Gunto9l- empIe coz; 't1s:,, I1ss na,,a,s... 1sD
REV. DOUGLAS PUTNAM BRINE, d. d.
8:45 a.m-.sundsy school. Bible classes.
1900 a.m.-Publis worship: sermon: ns.;..
500 p.m.-oemmupity singing. Address
Fourth Prxsbyteriap Church.
18th aad Fairmont SITS.
Rev. JOSEPH Z. KELLY, d. D., Pastor.
$50 a.m.-Sahhsth scisOl.
100 a.m.-PrsaeI,ns ~ the pastor, "God's
to p.m.-Fellovshiph hour and lunch.
700 p.m.-C: z. Society. Leader Mrs A.
500 p.m.--Address lV DR.. Maurice E. Nil
Ter: tss wo11s. ,,I!s, ;! Progressive Ages OF
BETHANY CHAPEL
18th and C SITS. n.w.-Suhtay. March %. ser
mon. pm. "A Name That WM Endure" "
Northinster 11s9 R.9:% saa Rsr r; aye r..,s, s;x:
s:4e. s. s.: 6:45. C. T.; II and 7:45.
preaching. Every one welcome.
Ten+raf SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY.
Ae11tFdl 10th and irving SITS. NV.
Rev. JAMES H. TAYLOR, u. D., Pastor.
Preaching by the pastor, IL am. and
pr; 8. s.: $50 an: mems Bible clsis.
9:45 am; C. b.. Jr., 3 Pm: Westminster
p% G. e. 0p pm :'H Red 0f cross ssDf Tussday rsSR
10 an: prayer service. Thursday. pm.
Social hour for cengrega tion and friends and
men in uniform, Friday, 7:3O pm.
Sixth Church 1s.a IAN AND ,as,s.IsIs KENNEDY
Rev. MARCUS A. SPENCER, Pastor.
s:49 an s. s.: IL an; "A Glorious
Special service for YOUNG PEOPLE. Mon
day. $50 p.m., Sunday school supper, follow
ed by annual meeting. Thursday. pm,
prayer meeting at DIR. L. ]. Battles, 14O1
Kennedy street. Friday, pm, ,COMMU-
NIFTY SOCIAL. All welcome.
Bethany Chapel ss,msa' ss,, and G s''' p'I': INV:
Sunday. March %.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
West Washington Baptist

SlSt and SITS. NV
WILLIAM X. FLANAGAN, Pastor.
HOO a.m.-"The Faith That Comes t.
Naught."
7:45 p.m.--"A vital Question:
Sunday school, 9:45. II. Y. p. o., GAS.
Mems Bible class. 10 O'Clock.
There is q Weieome for yeu.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
METROPOLITAN Baptist

Sixth and A Streets NE.
JOHN COMPTON BALL. PASTOR.
a:30-Bihle school Glasses for all.
I0:oa-Mass meeting Of men for Bible study.
IL 1l:U0-SERMON. THE CHURCH OF THE
OPEN DOOR"
3:N0-1unior Y. +. y. e. r.
STA double header for young people.
7:45-SONt SERVICE AND SERMON
THE MAN GOD POINTED OUT TO
THE DEVIL. WITH PRIDE"
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BETHANY RHODE ISLAND AVE.
HUGH L. STEVENSON. Minister.
Public worship With preaching BY the
pastor, IL am. and pm. $50 am, Bible
school. 12:15 Stevenson's Bible class for
men. 5:45 p.m.. strangers and soidiers' 10
ciai S:4s P-m.. Young Peoples services.
Aidveek prayer service. Thursday, 8 pm.
EveryhOdy feels at home in Bethany.
Evening star., 1919-03-22

Grace CHURCH. GEORGETOWN.
NJ nnv ~ GO tWi:sos.ts r. ~: e s6s scush Of 4 -
Services. I:10 and u: Ne evening ssyviee.
Church Of the Epiphany ,;ts 3 S;s' 5,
REV. RANDOLPH H. MeKiM. D. b., Rscter
Rev. Percy Fester Hall and Rev. q. h. lasle
Assistant Ainisters.
f. sr;ifss !. .n, 'ss ssv II sssss ~ aSr ca
Of, st s'Is.,,"; e.; rios Il Il III oRssss' sss;'fbs s. D.
IN address, ''1Ae Dream Of the Ares.
oysa rseftai. 7:a0 pm. Meslesry MeGsst
oFSanist ard cheirmaster.
Reeter's mes's bible elass. 10 an.
BISHOP GAuOR
OF TENNEssEE
viii give fsresfni mes.sfss 9. TREY ssRtes
scs1:e fcs ery ::s .sis .eises. !. the A''0A4
Lsstss services daily slse at 4;lS p.o.
With allfssAes b0 the parish eiesU sst
Hsly csnnsp.t.. rue.aay tA.naseist,.al
Chvrch Of tie Advents
N. So f. asqr. 81 =; IT, II Il. a....,
Holy cennusten, T:<b an: sasday sehsei
80 an; wcsaine pHayef ana sssheA. y
e'cleek; e,saias lfayAs shd sePDss.
. ss n4 sssss .ss ss.i.: :ei e &. s..s to
St. Thomas a'a S''' b''''' ea's's
a.n.-BishAp Hafdiss.
As...-Reetar;
s..s. s ss:'';ss f. 4 81, :s :sas::s ..4 I.
stYucttAB,
Evening star., 1919-03-22
rETHoDIsr EPISCOPAL fwsite,.
CALVARY

METH0DIsT EFIscoPAL twAite).
CALVARY
street, northwest.
James Shera Montgomery
e:3o-Bible school. Mr.. Edwin Dice supt.
e:S0-;alvary Mems Bible Glass, the hin.
,, ISTER as teacher.
1:OO-Public worship, with sermon by the
MINISTER, on the subject:
The Sons of Destiny"
Fpse xaIssp ifss s,s
BY DR. MoN:TsoMERY On '''
The Causes of a Country's
Decay"
Special music BY the caesus Choir and Mr..
George H. Miller. Free seats to the people
Church doors open in the evening at 8
Rosedale NJ. z. ~ II snss r Sssa,.,ss AVE ". ~.
ter.-9:45 am. 8. s.; 7:lb pm, +. L.: II
an: and pm. presehias by psstes.
Hanli,e As1HooIsT oHunoR. EPISCOPAL
9Th and P n :,s: NV:
nc1os aSTeh1Se & sakk D. OH Eli siss;i .issios"
500 p.n.-MRs. KENYON DzUNG OF
$50 s.m.-Snnday school.
500 p.m.-Epworth League tea and fellow.
100 p.m.-Epworth League devotional meet.
Iowa Avenue .sa A. Z ku.,,.. .sraca- c.a: ~. ...s
REV. Il. 8, FRANCE. D. B.. Miaister.
e:t5 s.n.-SuHday seheal.
1l:00 a,m.-'"rhe Equipment for Service"
500 p.M.-..sewns and keapinx:"
Metropolitan Memorial
THE NATIONAL. METHODIST CHURCH"
Joha Aarshsli place and st. nv.
1, D.wS1 ssHi r REP e. h's1:1ss HsTHun
EDWARDS. d. n.
7:ss sp.m.-sERMoN BY REV. J. ARTHUR
EDWARDS. u. D.
9:45 a.m.-Sunday school and Bible classes.
Open to ell.
800 p.m.-chi.ese sunday school.
500 p.m,-Heeeptien for uniform men, war
workers and strangers.
Sis p.m.-Epworth League devotional serv-
All tho services Of this church are open to
the public. We invite strangeRs and tour
ists - worship with u.s. In the center Of
The city and near the large hateis. A church
With messase and . mission.
Douglas Memorial '''s s,,,s...,' :ss n ''''
EbwARD HAYES. D. D., Pastor.
II a.nA.-
'The Fiftieth Year-A
Jubilee Sermon"
IN hentF Of the WsmaR's Foreign Mission
aI5 Society.
'The E yes of God"
4 .peeisi nu.ie:i service Sy lie quartet,
aectmpanieA BY Master Dur1ard BevefseI
o. the violin. will BE- presented.
apsday school. $50 Am. Epwerth League,
$50 Pm.
MeKendYee MASS: = Avs; ..., PET. IA
caAs. 4. sHREvE. fssss;. @
Sunday aervices:
80 s.n:--SgDdsy seheel sessiee. Glasses
fax al. Df. JehA h. WesieF. supt.
11:oo a.n.--fublie worship. sermon hy the
pastss. THE BENEVOLENT ENTER
fRlsEs or TIE CHURCH."
meeting" eoldiefs. sailors and al
strangers veleane.
700 p.m.-EpvortA League.
8:oQ e'cleek--Eva ngtlistie meeting, Preach.
hg. subtect. THE JUDGMENT"
Smyrna times., 1919-12-24
PROUD OF HER FAMOUS SON
Massachusetts, Has Sent Out Man,
Who Have Done Great Things
in the World.

Not to be too insistent and greedy
Massachusetts and her "Old Colony
should always file their claims to the
honor of producing men that are do
ing the new work of the world, as
well as celebrating forever the Pill
grim Fathers, writes The Listener in
the Boston Transcript. 1t is no acci-
dent, no mere coincidence, that both
the pioneers of transatlantic air trans.
pOrtatiOn should be Massachusetts
men; the first man to navigate an
airship from America to England was
Commander Read. whose bOyhOOd's
home was South Hanson. Mass, and
the first engineer to carry the big
street traffic of New York city under
the Hudson river is Clifford NJ. HOl-
land. born at Somerset, Bristol county
thirty-six years ago. Both upper air
and subterranean problems have
brought laurels to boys of the Old Col
Ony public schools. To be sure, Com
mander Reads education was COM
pleted at Annapolis Naval academy,
and Mr.. Hollands at Harvard univer-
sity, where he graduated in 1906. But
there must be something in the stock
and something in the system which
brings it to pass so often that when
great things have been done. or great
things are to be accomplished. and the
dOer is necessarily forced into the spot
light of the press. and his antecedents
are eagerly examined. the little old
significant abbreviatiOn, Mass" is
apt to appear in connection with some
little town as his birthplace.