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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
rnnsodal Artists, Meeting.

Ono Of the best attended meetings OIL
The Bridgeport local union JourncEnch
1;arbcrs was held last night ana all OF
the members yer" VOL pleased win TIE
largo amount If new business trans
,r:cL The BARRIERS plan To take con-
ccrrrl ncvron on number OF luHs-
lions which will he mot in the future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
Renvy Session Of Police Court.

An even dozen OF offenders against III"
law and order of this city. r"poscd III the
local jail yesterday morning. ~ result
Of the activity Of the members OF the
police force during Saturday night ana
Sunday Five Of the bunch were r"-
leased as they had no charge against
them. hut had been put In to sober up.
while. the other seven were hauled be-
fore III" mayor on charges Of drunken
ness. Tho usual fines Of s. and costs
fnr plain DRINKS on the first nffcnse.
and larger amounts for the rcp"at"rs
were assessed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
JUST USE SLOAN'S
IMMINENT ONCE
Then's You'll Understand Why
It the World Greatest
Pain Relief.

Sloan's Linim"nt docs exactly what
l.: cIniincd Tor it--rrli"T"@ quickly. with
ont rubbing. In penetrates. Useful in
relieving external palms. SORENESS ;t1lI
stiffness. such rs follow exposure. OVER
exercise. nr unusual "Xcrti"r.
4 hi& bottle. kept hnnd%. will last
long and pay for its''lf III comfortable:
relief the first application. tl"an. "u;t-
vt-!icu,. economical. can h" bought 81
any drug store, Get il today. "uc. so"
and - 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
1untor Mechanics Held Meeting.

The regular meeting Of the Bridgeport
lodge Of Junior Mechanics was held IN
tn" hall in the Hcinlcin building last
nj rht and large amount OF important
business was transacted. The meeting
Was ono of the best attended for some
time past
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
Bellaire School Notes.

The Pultncy township school board
meets tonight at the township office
on Union street. New officers Will be
elected.
Work on tho new Indian drum school
is now progressing rapidly and will be
completed soon.
Principal Floyd Deacon. OF tho High
school. yesterday announced tho pro-
gram for the rhetorical program 70 DE-
given Friday evening.
The teachers extension class meets
Wednesday after school. Prof. Walsh
Of Ohio University. will be- in charge
The "Bcljuan" board is now busy col
lect1ng material and ads for that pub
LEGATION.
According to TrUant Officer w. o.
Cmstead there are now few cases OF
truancy among the pupils.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28

TIL" Fr4t"rnal order Of Eagles 81 inns
city Will hold lis regular weekly meet
ing IN the hail on C:.Ilz pike this even
ing and according 10 Il statement ny
nnr Of The officials of tho order. much
i,nnorran, business will probably be act
cd upon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
Rrdreport Ertefs.

Charles Goodwin of Wcirton. W. Va,
IL tho guest ot r. G. Beck and family
for 4 few days.
,'iss Francis Waugh is again able to
:, lat. following Il short Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy Of Pitts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
m tho Courts,

Louie Talduci. Italian. OF Stop "a, was
permitted TO plead guilty to assault
and battery In Squire Mason's court yes
terday and was :.@cd $40 and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
MAYORS N CONFERENCE TO PLAN
SrRA1GETENNG OF copTTX
ROADS AND MAKD IN
PROvEnNTS.
Prominent County Men. Seeking FINAL
cial A1d for work Prom County
and State Authorities.

To-day the fact that Belmont county.
Ohio, is badly n need OF certain ROAD
improvements will be discussed at
conference 10 b.. held by Ohio mayors
and county commissioners with Cover
nor Cox at Columbus 1t Is the !nten-
ton of the Belmont county Officials 20
plan To have Stra;S htened the main mar
kst road between Spring street ana
Glenn's run. and the elimination o.
Dead Mans crossing. cooperating WIN
the fcuusy wanna railroad auo -ne
Wheeling Traction Company. The pre-
ll,ainary plans were made Tor the I'M
prcycncutS sVuIG title ago. out tac wal
h.Id IN the work. The contern plated
improvements would eventually link the
National highway with the National
nike a, EaS: Liverpool. following the
s,raishtenlng out OF the man market
road 10 Jefferson county. which - the
second propos:tion 10 be taken up at the
conference.
Many prominent men Of Belmont
county have been working Tor. some
time in negotiating the much neeoeo
road improvements, headed BY FREQ -
Selby. representative OF the Martins
Ferry Board OF Trade. They nope 10
secure the financial aid from the gov
ernnlent and state. II this IS torthcoHl-
ing work will commence at once. oInce
the war hrok.. out, neccSSitaung hun
dreds OF army trucks TO pass over ROADS
on the Ohio side. the federal authorities
realize the need OF better highways.
Efforts will oe made by the represen-
tative citizens to have the roads I'M
proved between Martins Ferry and
bridgeport and in the Bellaire section
also from Martins Ferry 20 Coierain'
Mayors from BellLre and Martins
Ferry arc IN Columbus TO attend the
meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28

The Christian Endearor Society Of the
Reformed church holds q "Camourlase
supper this evening at the church.
To Ladies' Aid Society OF the South
Bellaire NJ. e church meets tonight
in the basement of ;he church. Mrs.
Ross Logan and Mrs. Ross Curzon viii
entertain
Members of the Missionary Society
of the Second Presbyterian church meet
this evening at the home Of Mrs. ". ).
McClain. On Noble street.
The Missionary Society OF the Re
formed church meets Wednesday even
ing at the homo CT Mrs. +. c. surk-
hardt. Of Franklin street.
The Prothcon Bible class OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian church meets Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Nc
Millen. on North jefferson street.
Officers Of the L al Daughters
class Of the Christian church will DC
entertained tonight by Mrs. Z 4. Hal
stead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
BeQajre Briefs

Loczu bankers will attend banquet
in Wheeling. TO b. held tonight by the
Wheeling chapter of the American Bank
ing institute.
Earl Corhett, who has resigned as U.
8. employment superintendent for Rcl-
mont and Monroe counties. has accepted
a position with the Wheeling Traction
company.
Louis P1crsol has returned to Camp
Sherman after spending abCief fur
Tough with his mother here.
Vernon, son of Nj and MIS- Vernon
Phillips Of South Belmont street is Ill
with Influenza at the family horne.
Twelve offenders faced Mayor Cul'
bcr;son IN court Monday morning.
Ben l. Morris and Hart Morris have
returned from Toledo. where they at
tended a meeting of Overland automo-
bile Dealers
The Rock Hill grange meets Wedncs'
day evening al the Rock Hll schoei
house
Four new patients weTo admitted to
the City hospital yesterday. making q
total Of IS At the institution.
Mrs. Walter Jones and daughter Of
Gravel Hill are spending a few days at
Allcdonin.
Ray Dorley has returned to Ravcnna
after visit with relatives here.
C. J. Holt Of Washington. d. c.. for
ucrly OF Bellaire. is spending Il few
days here.
Miss Elsie Douglas has returned from
visit 10 ST. Clairsville.
Mrs Mary Galloway Of Wcllsbure IL
spending a few days with friends in this
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
Sport Notes
Municipal Notes.

Mayor Culbertsou has asked Charles
Lancaster 70 accept tho appointment as
a sinking fund trustee 70 fill the vacan-
cy caused BY the resignation or S. d
Blum.
Service Director McClaiu said yester-
day that 4 big percentage Of the city
water rents have boon paid. Friday. OF
this week is the final day for paying the
rents.
Mayor CuIbertson will attend meet
ing AT Columbus today when the uncrn'
plovment question will BE discussed
During his absence, Squire F. S. Mason
will preside over police court
The meeting OF the city council to-
night promises to DO the most interest
Ing held in months Petitions calling
for action on the re-paving program viii
be presented. The traction franchise
will likely be up as will other important
matters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28

ordor Of United American Men.
Tho regular meeting Of the Bridgeport
lodge. Order Of United American McG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
ofAcSate and intcrment Will be La Ia
Rose Hill cemetery.
Soctol EoteS.

SOC1u1 HOSe3.
The K OF G. lodge gave dance Mon
day evening In the ElkS hail. on Bel
mont street.
The Arlington club will give dance
tonight at the Aru1ory hail. ON Union
street.
MreL Mary Freeman entertained
friends Monday evening at her home on
Noble street.
Mrs. Ed Roescr entertained members
Of the r w Il. club az her home On
Washington street Monday evening.
The Daughters Of Liberty will give "a
dance this evening q; tho .. U. ~ N.
hall. on Thrty-thIrd street,
Mrs Charles koher win entertain
friends this evening at her home On
Washington street
Miss Martha Watkins win entertain
friends Wednesday evening at her home
on Franklin street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
Church Social Teens.

Millers dance tonight at Carroll CLUB
Auditorium. Wheeling. Music DJ 6ach-
mans Orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
Belmont County to Ask
For Road Improvements
At Columbus Meeting

he vas arrested for cutting his WIFE
hand with q knife, after he had caoEHS
her with a lover az the family home.
James Hughes. Is. OF StewartsVlLe'
arrested for the theft OF money oat'N'
was taken to St Cla;rsville yesterday
70 appear before Judge Nichols. Oh Ine
juvenile court
Roy Montgomery. colored. was lined
S. by Squire Mason for threatening
BARLEY Ney, a onc-armed man.
Police have been unable 10 lind any
trace Of the two highwayulen who hciu
up and robbed Albert Howell OF SO
and gold watch at the corner OIL
Thirty-afth and Guernsey streets.
Sport Notes
President John 7. Chaser OF the Bel
laire Athletic Association. has mailed
notices to stock holders OF special
meeting to be held February 9Th to vote
on the proposition Of selling the park ut
18th street
The high school boys team holds its
first practice tonight in preparation for
tie game Saturday evening with Mari
eta high school.
Supt. Nelson has not yet arranged q
game for the high school girls team Tor
Saturday evening.
|. The P. & G. basket ball team will hold
practice several evenings this week IN
preparation for the second round in the
Intclligencer tournament next Saturday
Young men Of several OF the churches
hay,a formed basket ball teams
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-05

dato. orgar:zaror un gale en- .aS
aitas hora> &c a noche, cen :! ooj2to
Ge ;; casa por asa d. los maGrac.s-
tas 2 tocar!es mIsica burlesca : 1
insuliarlos por las cerr&curas de Las
cuales SC hailaban dornidas las FAM
cuaics Sc hailaban Go~rTnidasIas far1'-
las.
A6cnas dc esta burla. los months
tas ccnetierou aigunos atentados con
ira Ia propiedad, pues d~ispararon suS
armas SHIRE ai"ulas titndas Y otroS
estab,ecimicntoS dc los maGrac1stas,
causaudc dsnoS de algura conside-
raci6r'. II gallo" dTr5 cast hast2
81 ~aIuarecer. Y dura7re las atlas
hcras &C Ia ncche la ciudad estuvo en-
cc0staate alarna q III de eSta o
ducts criminal de los moCtistas
Con iGsiSCencia Sc Ia hecho pro7a-
Jar la especie ie que & seHol Lie.
Jase /. del Rio sc halIaba enfermo.
vIendose obligado 4 guardian CANA c!
candidate a ia Legislature. pero Ia
.verGad es QUO los n;oEtiStas lie propi-
raron Una tremerda paiiza III 10
ha postrado Ell CANA y cue ademas,
10 ;mDosibiiita para sslir IA Gale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-05
Los montistas cometleron a.
tentados contra sus
adversarios

SALvATTEREA, Go, Sophomore
2.-Comu Ia mayorja dc Ia pobla-
ci6n de aoli es francamente madra-
cista. Ia noticia de que en- las eieocio-
mes habia rcsultadc eiecto Monies.
cause impression dcsagraaable.
kaciendose sobre el hecho muy o1rcs
concentrates contra 81 gcbierno del
Centre. Z Quien Sc acusa dc Ia frapo-
s;ci6n que Sc ma ~conslmado. TodaS
las pronesas &c "a rcvoluclon-dce
Ia certe-ro tIeron sino una merit
"a. Y. con profunda deception. haolan
dc Ia actitud del gobierno dc Carran
"a en- terminus indicadores que en- el
fvndo de este pueblo hay una gran
indignation por Ia burIa que le AGA
ban &c couete-. Esta indignation
aIment6 de inte1Sidad con 81 hecho
&c Que los cuarenta y taatos mon
tis.as que hay aqui, tan laego CO.
mo supieron Ell triuato de 81 csndl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-05
COIH ASDAN LAS GARANTlAS
IN MlCEOACAE

MORRILL, 4. Mo-. S~ep'lcr.t:" =
Anocna ufr,a l.. ciu,:aG 81 susie ma
vISculo que ~ 5. ~e:poraba. II vista
e Il Hacn N az n ...mpo Que las
rafr:Gys rehalias no 50 are,.a? 4 la
ra3Ia,j6,. Pero eSta yez flelrn los
.o!Gad.s c.~rr,rcistas u Ii euarul-
r5a To- c.c enc;rgnro9 dc haccr
lechorias. GesLuc< de 7abcr ir@ycidc
'aS d. cIc - tra,a crnr is oue 50
n;osto ono ahandonaror nara deli
ys. cor Ia ~tr,~ori:d.I a. Villa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-05
Juicio de IN individuo sobrc ouien
Desar cuatro a.cuSacioneS

Corpareci0 ante eI Jurado de la
Corte 81 de ETst"i.o. IN individuo
u tieno cE >u contra cuatro acu-
.ac;oLes. tia dc las cuales CT por re
cibir Y ocultar obi2t9s robados. Guam
90 VI, hahi.l sido juzSado por las ire:
cauSaS aittriores Y lego el case lie
que sc protara la ultima. para poder
pronunciar sentencia sobre las Qua
trn. Il Core pidio IN Iigero dcscan-
so. cl CUE lie fuc concedido por 81
IueZ.
La auiiencia continue por IL tar.
de. sin llegarse a una resolution. Ia
Que Sc espera que scra tomada hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-05
autnriiades u

Las sutoriiades .runioipales dc
este puerto, descThr;e:on que en- Ia
Teso-eria del Aytntanicnto sc CO.
IN e~scandalosc rooo n fines
del afo antcpasado. pues serun apa-
rece en- les libros rcspcctivos. solo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-05

La eXccSiva relccidad con G1e ca
minan los automoyileS en- Monterrey.
ha ocasIonado Que Cn cStoS ultimos
.iiaS los academies auromcviliSticos
aumenteH en- forma alarmaHtc nj ;ra
DO de que, .a:, au;oricaueS "a nan
tornado las mcdih"s n~eccsarjas para
evitar que en- lc Successive los chaI-
ifeurs SigaE inprimIenGo tarta v"Iu-
.idaG a SuS vehiculos. Los coudUcto-
:"s &c autos. paSan 2or las GALES en-
trrgados al vertigo dc Ia relocidad,
como 81 Sc tratara dc una pista Y d.
gaRar IN Carrera.
Aver. per causa &c atropel!amlcn-
los murieron dos perSonas Y otr&s
tres rcsu!ta"on ccn l~esioneS IN q!
"uarD0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-05
ORGANIZATION DE UNA IGLESIA
PRESEITERIANA

MART. Texas. Sophomore Ell
Rev RcvGa.do AviIa. hvanGeIi-ta dc
= Iclcsia Prasaite"laAa dc Texas,
organic ed domingo nasado ~ Con
gregacion relisiosa dc esta sccta. en
esta poblaci5n, hahieHdo g~3ctado ms
critos en ella - miambrcs. 4c entire
!1s cue - cli-ieroH loe fHncioUarios
rcspectivoS, Que fuaron c"drnados
yor el n.isn,o Revcrendc.
Los fuocioUarios elec:os fueron los
sehorcs EstariSlao GoHzalcz. longl-
2os Pirez. Manu>l Rodri2ue. V Guj-
lIermo Trevino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-05

poldo Ruiz. qujen Sc halla en- la ciu-
dad de Mexico, T donde Sc dirigio
una comisi6n &c persnnas a tracrlc.
Cuando Sc consnlt6 Al gobernaCor
Hubio 81 va podia voiver e. senior
Ruiz a su puesto. manifesto cue 81, en-
virtud de cue hab;an Gesaparecido
las circu7srarc:aS cue 4 81. como fun
c~iorsrio. no le parmitian conccder el
regreso del ilustre prelado Y cue aho
IA tenia gusto dc que volviese a ha-
cerse cargo de su Di3cesls.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-05
LLEGAN A VERACRUZ Dos GRAN
DIES TRASATaANTICOS.

EERACKUZ. Septiemtce EN-
as oIici2as dc IL Compania Trasa-
lantica ~csr'anola. Sc dee insist entc-
Ilcnte que a medjaGoS del prdXimo
mes de DctIbrc veniran d ste puer-
to. dos grandeS barcos espanores,
construiGos especialmente para IA
Ger Ia ~traveSia entire Feracruz Y San
lander o alsun otro puerto de Espa-
IA.
Los vapoces mencioAaGo* sc la
nan cl ALFONSO AIII'. que es her
mano gcmelo Gel "Alfonso XII" Y c!
General Prim". rcprcsentaHio cada
emharcaci6r &c esas IN peso anIoXi-
llado de ocho mil toneladas.
Tambian 81 dice cue en- estos dias.
snra inau2urada una aueva via ma
ritina Que una a NcracruZ Y puertos
mexicanos con las Islas Canarias. aun
u esta version, no ha sldo con-
.irnada. pues en- las Ot:tiras de Ia
Trasatlartica. 4 donde recurrieron
les reporteros. Sc les die cue TO Sc
no-icias sobTe cl particular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-05

en- ell mes de Diciemhrn de 1917, Sc
easto por concepto dc suicides de en-
pleaGos. mas DC dos mil pesos di2-
rios. 10 Qua! no esta an proportion
con 81 ninlcro dc servidores con que
cucnta el municinio.
Il acta que sc levsntc fu- turnada
al Agents del MiniSterio Pubhco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-05

FL rebelde caballerista Jose Zal-
divar Sc present6 aver ante las au-
toridades militares, solicitando ser
amnistiado. pues segun afirma va es-
III cansado de andar a salto de ma
IA Y deSea dedicarse al concrete. que
habia s!do antes su profession.
i6nez de Lara lie concedi0 ia am
nistia solicitada Y lie do todas las IA
ciliGad4s. necesarias para que pueda
dedica-se a SuS negocios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-05
Sc rindio a Lopez de Lara I'D
captain de las fuerzas
de Pelaez

TAMPICO. lamps. S%eptiembre y
En- e. curse de una semana tres
rebcldes del Estado de T~amaulipas Sc
han p~resentado a las autor!dades mi
litares De la Huastecs, amnistiando-
Sc para dedicarse a la agriculture.
Aver Sc rindi0 en- las cercanias de
este puerto. Ell captain primero Pc
laiSta Francisco Quiroz. quien entire
go a Lopez de Lara. doce caballos V
algunas c~arabinaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-05
rs F'ieSfGs dc Corud0RgG

Las F'ie$taS dc CorudoNgG
La numerosa colonia espanola re-
sidcnte en- este puerto. esta hacien-
do los preParativos para que las
fie<tas de Covadouga resulten 10 mas
lucido que sea possible.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-02-22
DEM CIVILIZATION DAY
AT BRANDYWINE

Brsndywlne NJ. e. Church. Twenty
second and Market streets. the Rev. w.
Ernest Greenfield, minister, will have
services on Sunday as follows! Glass
meeting at $50 o'clock; sermon at 1890
o'clock by The pastor. subject, what
he Saw; anthem by tho ch0iri Praise
the Lord, duet.
The Sunday School win convene at 2
O'Clock. The mems Bible class will
meet In the auditorium OF the church.
The Epworlh League meets at 6A3
o'clock under the direction OF r. S.
LOOMS Sunday School class. when The
program viii DO given by The young
men. Twelve members OF this GLASS
were In the service OF their country.
AZ 7.30 o'clock. there viii be a "Demob-
ilizatlon Night" under the auspices or
tho brotherhood. A special program
VIII be given Including a male quartet
ySomo OF These Days" duet by Mrs.
Ruel S. Loomls and Marion Minker'
singing by the brotherhood and an ad-
dress by Captain Clyde Gray some eA-
periences over the sea.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-02-22
MISSIONARY
In TlBETAN COSTUME

The Rev. o. A. Chader. pastor OF the
First Swedish Baptist Church. Wand
ever avenue and Church street. Will
lecture on the subject, AT the Frontier
Of Tibet at 100 O'Clock on Sunday eve
ming. The minister, who has been
missionary In the HimslaYan noun
tains IN India. will be dressed In his
Tlbetan costume and viii show a mum
Der Of curlos 10 illustrate his talk. An
offering VIII be taken for work among
the heathens.
Tomorrow viii be tho FIRST mission
airy Sunday Of the Swedish Baptist
Church. Tho other services will be as
follows; i0A5 O'Clock. morning medlta-
ton. subject, "The Purpose OF Gods
Blessings" preached by the pastori ~
o'clock, Sunday School, with an or
chestra; $50 o'clock. Young Peoples
meeting, subject. industrial Missions
on Baptist Mission Flelds"i Thursday.
las O'Clock, Bible study and prayer
service.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-02-22
SEC'Y PRESTON AT
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

The services at the FIRST Presbytsr-
Ian Church, Market above Ninth street,
tho Rev. J. Ross stoneslier, minister.
VIII be conducted by the Rev. T. Davis
Preston, general secretary OF the Dell
aware Sunday School Association. In
the morning at 1880 O'Clock. Mr.. Pres
toms subject win DO "The Church's
Measure Of Strength"
The musical numbers win consist OF
an anthem "A Hymn OF the Homeland"
,Sulllvanl, and a duet. II Waited for the
Lord tMendelssohn. by Miss Louise
Crownover and A. p. Jackson.
The Sunday School, fully graded, will
meet at noon, following The morning
service.
Christian Endeavor service Is at $50
o'clock, subject christianity and The
Tollers Of Japan"
In tho evening at 730 O'Clock, Mr..
Preston VIII asain nm the pulpit. hov-
ing as his subject "Tho Church IN the
Jericho Road" There viii be an an
them by the choir. Saviour Thy Love-
tWolcoitl. and a solo by Miss Louise
Crownover, "Just AS Am" lNevln).
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-02-22
eII.NTnnnnnK rnIncn

The revival services which have been
IN progress for the past week at Sill
verbrook Methodist Episcopal Church,
opposite The government housing oper-
alton, VIII be continued throughout to-
morrow. tn FIRST service OF the day
VIII begin at 1890 o'clock when the
pastor, the Rev. Elwod w. Jones VIII
conduct the service and preach from
The subject, "The Tllhe; Our Obligation
10 God" New members will be re-
oeived al this service. The choir d.
rected by Raymond w. Lllley, will sing
two anthems.
The Sunday school. In charge OF
jos. w C0ley. The superintendent. viii
hold is regular session az 9 o'clock.
The Mems Bible Glass taught by the
pastor. will met az this hour. The Ep-
worth League VIII hold rs devotional
services at o'clock. The evening
praise service win begin at $50 O'Clock.
The FIRST part OF the service VIII be de-
voted 10 song after which the pastor
win preach an evangelistlc sermon en-
tied. Come and See" There win be
special music by the choir at this ser
vice.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-02-22
ELsMERE PnrsnYTTnIAN.

The preaching subjects at Elsmero
Presbyterian Church for Sunday will
be ss follows: A o'clock. I'VE Are
HIS Workmanship 80 o'clock. "The
Church In Thy House" Sunday School
Is az 10 o'clock. S. Frank Stirling. super
lntendent The Rev. n. Fr8mor Smith
viii teach the Mems class and Mrs.
Smith viii teach tho women's class.
Junior Christian Endeavor Is at 1
o'clock, Louise Dryden. presiding; So
niOr Christian Endeavor Is at Gas
o'clock. Miss Helen Hanson, OF North
Baptist Church, leading.