Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-18
"Y" LEADERS TAKE UP
AFTER WAR PROBLEMS
Reconstruction Conference to Be
Held Tomorrow at Cen.
tral Branch

al III duCu
The opening session of reconstruction
conference for soldiers and sailors returning
from overseas will he held in the auditorium
of the Central Y. NJ C. A. tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock
One of the principal features will be an
address on war-rsl insurance by Carl KELSEY
superintendent of the Bureau of war-Rlsk
Insurance
At later meeting, TO be held at 5 o'clock,
w q. Easton. secretary Of the Central
Branch will speak on "Germany's Tempta-
tion and Fal' before the Young Mems Dis
cusson' club in the lobby
There will be song service in the eve
ming. followed by an address on The Need
for Better Homes by John Ihder. secretary
of the Philadelphia Housing Association
Congressman Isaac Siegel member of the
overseas commission of the Jewish Welfare
Board will address the Young Mems He
brew Association at meeting in its head
quarters, Sixteenth and Master streets, to-
morrow night and relate his experiences in
the war zone. Mr., Siegel spent three months
in France
The Rev. David NJ steele rector of the
Episcopal Church of st. Luke and the Epiph-
any. will preach tomorrow morning at
special service in Union TheooCical Semi
nary New York city. In the afternoon he
will address the students in the chapel OF
Columbia college, The preacher at both
services In the church of St Luke and the
Epiphany in the rector's absence will be the
Rev. Addition A. Ewing, who has recently
accepted the position of assistant there.
coming from the rectorship of Emmanuel
church, New Castle. Del The afternoon
IL
TO comprise exclusively works of American
composers notable features being the Mag
nifcatem by II. Alexander Matthews
them by Iioratio Parker and nostludium
hymn THE Twilight Shadows Fall" by
David n Wood The instrumental prelude,
beginning at 3:30, will consist Of series
of native American foksong melodies, In
PRODUCING Indian airs and the negro snir-
ituals.
Announcements was uodo today Of the Citv
Mission appointments for tomorrow as fol-
lows:
tiarv, 30 p. m.
Tho Rev. A. T.. Mllet. AlmshouSe. hospital
chanel, . n m: morning PRAYER, 40 a. m;
children's SUNDAY school | y. m. general
SUNDAY school 30 y. m. evening prayer
1:45 musical service, p m: nurses ves-
ners 7r5 u m
Tho ro'. g NJ Howard Browns Farm
Snri"" '1ill. M; Home for Tndigents
1I0lmeShlrg. 1880 n. M. .. Wits Eve Hos
r'tal o3o o. m: Philadelphia Lvinr-In
charity Hospital p. M midnight mission,
40 n M.
The Rev. q A. ScarincI. Moyamensnc
male department. a. m female department
10 a M: Howard hospital. r. m.: Nova
mensing. untried department, y. M; Poly
Cli~i" Hospital m.
The Rov. T. F wenmann, Epileptic Farm.
Oaihourne. 10 a m; James C. Smith Memo
rial Home. II a. m: INDECENT widows and
npla n e n m fOr
AFod Couples 4 40 r. m.
Th" Rev William T.. Hendricks Mercv
Hospital. $50 a. m; Douglas Hospital. II
a Home for Aged. $3.50 n. m.
william Galley House Of Detention. . so
D. M; Rush Hospital n. m.
Milton w Sutc'ife Home for Consump-
tives. Chestnut Hill. 0:3n a. M: Bvberry
FARM, 2:3O p. M; Old st. Pauls Club,
n. m.
The Rev II T Morrel', Western TEN.
norarv Home $50 a. m women's Southern
Homeonathic Hospital II a. m.
William Ware. volunteer. st. I.ukes Hos
ptal II n m. old Mans Home. n. m
Gilbert s. Parker. volunteer. Eastern State
Penitentiary. Q a M; Home for Incurabes,
annex. 2 n. m,
Frank IT Longshore. Eensinrton Hospital,
ESQ n m. Orthoped'c Hospital. p. m.
Many prominent speakers will address the
evangelistic services which will be conducted
all next week AT Salvation Armv Memorial
Auditorium, Broad street and Paramount ave-
nue.
Charloe G Trumhull. editor Of the Sunday
School Times. will speak tomorrow night
on GLOW Christian Became Interested in
the Jew
"1.ife's 1mperatves" win he the subject
of an address to be delivered tomorrow after
noon at North Branch Y. NJ. G. A.
Prof Francs VI. Green, Of the West Ches-
ter State Normal School. will give his third
lecture in the Worthwhile" series on Tues
day evening on 1.-THE Books We Read" A
victroa concert will precede the lecture
The women's and Girls Club will entertain
the women employees of the PHILADELPHIA
Rapid Transit Company on Thursday. The
privileges Of the gymnasium and swimming
pool wilNfA open TO the visitors on this
occasion
George I.on- Superintendent of Inasnuch
Mission, l0tt Locust street. will speak to-
morrow night on "Snce Satan Left Berlin"
There will he vocal selections by Miss Anna
Bader and others.
Tive heroic work 90 the American soldiers
IN Fr" nco will be reviewed nv A. " Durn In
an address tomorrow afternoon at tho West
nrorcN NJ. q 4. Mr. rs'nn was with the
Second Armv Division ~ Verdnn and at other
fronts during much OF tho fighting. -,