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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-06
Camden Gets Opener

The third regiment in Camden was
jammed last evening to see the Skeeters
take the measure Of the De Neri Club,
score % 10. The latter had a good
iinc up on the floor, but they evidently
had forgotten, for the time being at
least, how to put the ball in the basket
and this proved their undoing. During
forty minutes Of play they managed to
locate the net but twice, once by Nor.
man after two minutes of play and the
other by Dark in the second period.
The other fourteen points attributed
TO Manager Myers's club were the re-
| suit of penalty tOsses, and it was their
ability to count on these shots that
really kept them in the running. De
Npri showed a wOeful lack of team,
work, while Camden, on the other
hand, passed the ball in fine fashion.
Neil Dcighan. was bright and shin l.
| ing light for the home club, with three
! double dcckcrs. He was opposed to Nor
| man. and the latter scored once. Joe
| Drcyfuss was far from the great player
| he was last season, and Campbell, the
newcomer in Camden's lineup, counted
on him twice, once in each half,
Steele Is Blahlsed
Only in a great while is Roy Steele
! shut out. Last night was one Of these
occasions, and the whirlwiud was
handed IA blank from the field opposed
to Ally McWilliams. The latter is
rounding into shape and will be in good
condition with the playing of few
games.
Eddie Dolan at center had it on
/ Stretch Harvey and played all around
/ him. The Homestead star tailed only
once. but he managed to get the tan
the majority of times Dave Kerr, de-
buting ut guard was opposed to Kid
Dark. and Gagged n trio of shots as
against one for his opponent. After
1 playing together and becoming better
acquainted the Skeeters look due tC
/ have another machine that will be hare
to stop.
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INCONSISTENT WORK
OF PRINCETON HAS
HARVARD GUESSING
Reversal in Form OF the Tigers Team That Held Colgate
and the One That Fell Before West Virginia Has
Crimson Followers annoyed

IN THE sPoRTIIGHT-BY GRANTIAND RICE
conrig
Cornell
Fo%ss 70, for her ss, Srssa"'s ,scs. fam sS r her stars
Where M no. no red !, r1 -. Of !,;o% GSseo' scars
'OS Beett T"ef' Of ali H'oso coorai% aim '''''' "
eSoor%ato tot Of game. S"'' ''''
HARVARD wondering adopt
Old bo s 1 the EsR %G @ @ ' the fsss s.
looked be coming champions against Colgate and going enders against
Tiger potential capacity close, battle,
the potential weakness three four touchdowns Take
view Princeton and Yale already have been
beaten ] H liar & M % have s part of r s me % % w'S s ess5 % s wos 10th
in upseing the victor.
m Of & si' , Hs'ys,s " Ss ssns, ssms, tho o'''" ''
One of Those Things
.LIow with Ohio state3"
By direct indirect
tell?
DEBATING strength Of "
IL things that traUe1 in CIRCLE
AH-Anerican Backs
ordered by f % court @ injunction proceed
Roses-Wet virginia.
s S%ss.snassis,ts osI: s,.,.
ErichsonNW
oassy-H%yard Vs,s
M.;ssnm VSssrsson mIasvsss. 1RSs'%su"
Davies-PttsGurgh.
five others of about this
same mod?
AFRICAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Ehiopians
the asphalt
of the bat some eoner Ian eercr,
out flashed and then there
Seuems stcart all pit
Crack then there
o.
TiH sir Sonegambians dUnded
fnalon argued andt fought,
A cop hauled the tonner neTt day into court
The newspapers furnish the end of mn tale
'''' O'' negro ten day; ISs1ib e 4 zIAr TAYLOR
Then would furry words beyond all Even
the normal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-06
RYAN Too Clever for Thomas

PouEhkeepsie. n. ", Nov. 6:--willie
wick. n. j., made a big impression here
last night by decslvely outpointing Kid
"ho~-H. OF Bridgeport. Conn. in ten
round bolt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-06

Coach Doctor O'Brien's hus ky eleven
is leading opponents entered in, the
league campaign with points scored 1or
the season, totaling l72 and showing
hnt three uoints scored against them.
scores made by and against the six
.olnvpn9 follow
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other Heauyroeights Showing Signs of Life

OTHER baywcst showing signs of life and perhaps will
" chance to the
Bill Brennan Billy M and Frank Moanarc
will through the bunch before
the surprised Frank Moran
of Moran walop" the dayight
everything but reputation in
AcFaddn Philadelphia The last in
Cumberland nobody Bill of
citizens, is a
Moran will toppr flock of pork
oppoune will issue bold challenge
circle This will of
at match will be staged At that Moran
,as Of the havywcghts and should be chance.
AS for Ieviusky, MHkc Dempsey hem
When he boxed Brennan he hit Bill such hard
onhe tina Bills ankle That
Denpse has back
has appealed him His however insisted
uplifting
the Dempsey will
andbrig lights and go into training
othcr nu
IL taken seriously let's hope Beckett
the United
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-06

Manager Frank Poth. of the An
Americans, the local Eastern League
basketball team, announced at the Cam
den De ,Neri contest last evening that
he had made arrangements with Winnie
Kinkaide, the veteran player, who was
also in attendance, to coach his club
and to take full charge of the playing
end of the game. Kinkaidc will be
given full control and no doubt will be
Of valuable assistance. Jim Coffcy will
be retained as assistant manager.
Elwood Gowdy, the former DE Neri
guard, who has been out of harness for
six years, was also in consultation with
POth and he has been signed as a util-
ity player. Gowdy will make his first
appearance on Monday night. when the
Trenton club plays at Moose Hall.
Gowdy at one time was considered
among the top notch stars of the cage.
He is the only big lcagucr Of note who
ever played with a nose guard and be
gan his career with Sog Graulcy's old
North PhiIlies. Under the basket he
was always most dangerous shot and
tossed the majority Of his baskets single
handed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-06
AMERICANS SIGN
GOWDy- y-KINKAIDE
Manager Poth Secures Vet
Grams to Play and Coach His
Eastern League Club
CAMDEN DEFEATS De NERl

SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK
Friday night amden at Trenton.
Saturday night--tiermant0wn at Read
ing, All-Americuns at DE Neri
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
BISHOP TO CONFIRM
ST. ANDREWS CLASS

The services in st. Andrews Church,
corner shipley and Eighth streets, the
Rev. Richard w Trapnell, rector, will
be as follows: Holy Communion at 8
O'Clock; Bible class aud Sunday school
at 945 o'clock; morning prayer ami
confirmation at II o'clock; evening
prayer and address at 7.l5 O'Clock. The
Bishop Of the diocese will preach at
the morning service. and in the even
Ing there will be an address by Cap
tain c. X. Morse in the interest OF the
Armenian relief work. The conflrma-
iion class is the largest to be presented
In the parish at any single visitation.
The Lenten weekday services are on
Wednesday evening at las O'Clock and
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Services in St. Matthew'S Chapel.
corner Shlpley and Eighth strets. the
rector In charge, are Sunday school at
2 30 o'clock; evening prayer and sermon
at o'clock; litany and sermon Friday
evening at 730 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
SONG TABLEAU AT
HARRISON Street
Home Folks and Boy Scouts
Sing in War
Scenes
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
AS SERMON SUBJECT

THE League Of Nations and its
Spiritual Bearing" will be the sermon
subject at Harrison Street NJ. E. Church,
Seventh and Harrison streets, Sunday
evening. DR.. G. T. Anderson, the pas
ton. believes the church has something
to do with the league, and the league
has very much TO do with the church
and its mission. and in the discussion
he will endeavor to show the relation.
Special features Of this service will
be a solo by Mrs. Herbert Myers; the
singing Of "Tenting Tonight" by Scouts
as they recline around a soldiers tent.
and the representing Of a home scene,
with father and mother sitting in a soft
light singing. Keep the Home Fires
Burning" The service viii be at 73O
o'clock.
In the morning at 1890 o'clock the
sermon subject will be The Home OF
Many Mansions" There will be special
music by the church choir. Immediately
following this service the Sunday school
session will be held. The mems class
will meet at the same hour.
At 6.45 o'clock in the evening the
Epworth League will mold a devotional
meeting and the topic will be the third
in the series Of service"
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
CoNFERENCE AT EZION.

The following Sunday services VIII be
held tomorrow, at Ezion NJ. E Church,
the Rev. DR.. J. L. King, pastor: 9to
O'Clock, love feast, led by the pastor
1890 O'Clock, sermon by the Rev. w. A.
Hubbard, district superintendent; 1890
O'Clock, class meetings, Messrs Mat
thews. Kennedy and Butler, leaders
2 30 o'clock, Sunday School, C. G Laws,
superintendent: 6.45 O'Clock, Epworth
League, Mrs Clark Cork, president; 9
O'Clock. the Ushers' Union Of the city
will hold their annual services at this
church. Special sermon by DR.. j. U.
King; subject, The Blessedness OF
Giving"
The soloist for the morning services
will be Mrs. Anna w. Johnson. Special
music by the choir at both services.
Tuesday, 8 o'clock, the fourth quar-
terly conference will be held, with the
Rev. w. A. Hubbard, district superin-
tendent presiding
Wednesday, $50 o'clock, Junior
League. Miss Carrie A. Virgins, super
intendent; Miss Mary Bayard, assistant
superintendent.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
Special Music Heard City Churches Aoain
VICTORY" Dive
IN THREE HOURS
First Presbyterian Church
Has Afternoon Campaign
for Funds
DR.. F. A. HODGE, NEW
TEACHER FOR CLASS

"For Others-For Ourselves" will be
the sermon subject Sunday morning
at 1880 at the First Presbyterian
Church, Market above Ninth street, the
Rev. j. Ross Stones. fer, minister. The
Presbyterian Church has set apart TO-
morrow afternoon from to 5 O'Clock
for its Victory Fund Drive through its
10000 churches. The First Church is
uniting in this campaign and requests
all its members to remain at home be-
tween these hours or until called upon
by the solicitors. There will be an
anthem, Jesus, My Saviour Look on
Ne, by the choir, and a tenor solo by
A. B. Jackson.
The Sunday school meets at noon and
by its graded system offers classes for
all ages. The men are rallying about DR..
F. A. Hodge, the new teacher.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
meet at Gas o'clock, and will have as its
topic, THE Art Of Building Character" :"
AT 730 o'clock Mr.. Stonesifer's sub
iect will be, The Momentous Deci-
sion," one Of a series Of sermons on
modern applications of the life and
work Of the great statesman, Moses. 1t
is hoped that q report of the afternoon
viii be possible, giving to the service
a thanksgiving character. The choir
will sing, My Faith Looks Up To
Thee" Dudley Buck. There will also
be a solo, Jesus, the Very Thought Of
Thee" by Miss Crownover.
The organ numbers for the day will
be as follows:
Morning "Cavatina," Raff; selections
from the Hymn Of Praise" Mendels-
sohn.
Evening-"Nocturne," Chopin; post
lude," Smart.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
.'(H LID AT CT URCH'
THEME OF PASTOR
Grace Minister Answers
Objections to Juvenile
Attendance
ORGAN RECITAL ON
THURSDAY EVENING

The subject Of Or. Sumwalt's sermon
at 1890 o'clock Sunday morning will
be 'I'he Child and the Church" In
this sermon he will pay attention TO
the objection frequently made that chill
dren are too young TO be received into
the churchs membership. The musl-
cal program will include: organ pre-
lude, Angels Serenade" tBrage); pro-
cesslonal. 20 God the Rock Of Ages ;
Anthem, 20 BE Joyful in the Lord
,Corbin) offertory. Like as the Hart
iMorrison); recesslonal. 20 Thou in
Whom In Ancient Time; organ pre-
lude. "Marche Mllitaire" iGounod).
The subject OF the evening sermon at
40 o'clock will be "The Message tho
World Needs" in which will be pre-
sented gospel not only for The times.
but for the citrnitits. The service be-
gins with an organ recital at 7i5
o'clock.
The musical program will be as fol-
lows: Organ recital-"Finlandla" ISL
belius) "Humoreske" (Dvorak) spring
song lNlendelssohn) ; professional, RE
jolce, Ie Pure In Heart; anthem,
Praise the Lord" Donizetti): Offer
tory, soprona solo, "lIow Lovely Are
Thy Dwellings" tLiddle). Miss Boston
Faith Of our Fathers; (;
organ postlude. "Postlude in d Major"
(MerkeD.
Sunday School meets al noon.
Epworth League at Gas O'Clock under
the direction OF Miss Daisy Wilson's
class Of Sunday School scholars.
The mld-week ssryicr will be held at
7.i5 O'Clock Wednesday under the di-
rectlon Of the Sunday School
The third organ rerlial viii be held
in Grace Church on THURSDAY evening.
William Sylyano Thunder VIII be the
Drganist, Walter Pontius. tenor, and
Lewis Howell, baritone. soloists.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
ARMENIAN TRIO WILL
SPEAK AT UNION

The Armenian Trio, Dzernon. viii
speak at the morning service In Union
NJ Church. Fifth and Washington
streets, tomorrow morning at 10 30
o'clock. Their viii be no solicitation
for funds. These people viii give a
vivid description Of the sunerings Of
the Armenians caused by the war. and
doubtly viii reveal facts connected
with The war that 70 was deemed best
TO suppress at the time.
The sermon at night by the pastor,
the Rev. Harvey Winfield Ewing. D. D.,
VIII be the last OF a series Of sermons
on The prodlgal Son. The subject will
be Back Home"
The regular services Of the day, in
cludng class meeting al $50 o'clock,
Sunday school at o'clock. and Epwo,th
League at Gas o'clock, will be held as
usual
Dr Ewing will so to conference on
III sday. but is planning 10 all his pull
pl next Sunday.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
vOLUNTEERs on AMERIcA

Tonight at SIS O'Clock. Adiutan
Louis Boss viii have charge OF the
Free and Easy Gospel service in the
Volunteers Of America Mission hall, No.
sos Shipley street.
Sunday evening, Stan Captain and
Mrs. R. Carter from Philadelphia nj
visional Headquarters viii have charge
Of the services both at the corner OF
Fourth and Market streets, az 7i5
o'clock and in the Volunteer hall at SIS
O'clock.
Monday evening, Adiutant and Mrs.
Boss and their co-workers will have
charge Of the Monday night praying
BAND at Asbury NJ. E. Church, Third
and Walnut streets.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
FIRST ITALIAN.

The First Italian Presbyterian Church.
dupont staeet near Seventh street, the
Rev. A. Dessori, pastor. viii hold a
preaching service on Sunday morning at
a O'Clock and in the evening at I30
o'clock; Sunday school at 9.45 o'clock
at ? o'clock, the New Era movement,
and at $50 o'clock. Inter C. r. Society
Daily Kindergarten from Q 20 ~ o'clock;
Tuesday evening. at 7 o'clock. thsre is
piano instruction and the Working
Girls Club: Wednesday at 7.30 o'clock.
prayer meeting and Senior C. Z. Society:
Thursday, Boy Scouts, f-om 10 Q
o'clock; Friday at $50 o'clock. Junior
C. =. Society and in the evening at half
past o'clock, Biblical stereopticon pic
lures and a lecture.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
BIG RETHEL.

There will be an "experienoer meet
ing tomorrow night, when Negro sol
diers viii ten their war adventures al
Big Bethel Church. ths Rev. Dr.. II. Y.
A-neit, pastor The days meetlugs are
as follows 1920 O'Clock sermon bv
The Rev Or. Ware of Nircinia: AZ
o'clock, sunday class meetings; 9
o'clock, Sunday school; Z o'clock. Al.
len Christian Ende3yor League:
o'clock, the. Negro soldiers. many O.
whom have just returned home from
the camps and from overseas, are IN
siied 90 be present and many OF then
wiil be given an opportunity 10 Tel
some OF their more thrilling experience
The evening financial proceeds will 8
to Miss Emma Pritchetl on account o
the May queen contest.
Monday evening. the five May quee
contestants and their maids will NEE
lhe pastor 10 receive fun and forma
Instructions.
Women's day returns viii be receive,
by the several colonies.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
GO6'S LOVE LIKE
MOTHERS LOVE
Sermon Serie. by DR.. Hub
bard on Attributes OF
Diety
ORCHESTRA RECITAL
ON SUNDAY EVENING

sunday services at the st. Pauls NJ
E. Church begin with the class meeting
a, $50 O'Clock led by The Rev. C. W.
Strickland. The pastor, The Rev Car
Isle L. Hubbard. d. d., is preaching a
series Of sermons Of Cod Last sun
day ne spoke upon "Hs wisdom" to-
morrow his topic To- The service at
1880 o'clock viii be "His Power ~ and
at night. His Tenderness" Especially
at nighi the pastor has M ssage Tor
all those who are not Christians.
The Scriptures again and again
speak Of the love Of God as The love OF
q mother. This feature Of Gods char
acier VIII be discussed by Dt. Hubbard
on Sunday evening.
The following music will be given
during the day Morning, prayer and
response by Rockwell: meditation, by
Vincent; "March in B. by Barrett.
Evlning-" "Andante Anettuoso." by
VIII N. 5. Brown; &c and Onertolre in
f. by Baiiste; "Posllude In e, by
Clark. sarah Hudson White.
The morning anthem will be, Fear
Thou Not" by Edwards; baritone solo,
20 Lord Rebuke Me Not Brown; solo
lst. Frank Jones.
Eyenlng anthem. Praise the God OF
Our salvation Brown ST. Pauls male
quartet, THE Wayside Cross Miles;
Junior choi-. The Chunch In the Wild
wood" Woodward
The Sunday school orchestra VIII
play Sunday night from 715 to 7i5
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
ELLEN Stone TO
SPEAK AT West
Missionary Whose Ransom
from Kurds Made Her
World Famous
NEW ERA SPEAKER
AT MORNING SERVICE

AT West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets. the Rev. U.
Franklin Smiley. D. D.. pastor, will have
charge Of the services. At the morn
ing worship at 1890 o'clock. the every
membcr-vlsitatlon, which is to be car
ried out in the afternoon by q large
committee Of visitors. VIII be inaugural
ed by a special service, when the Rev.
w. s. Holt. OF New York. one OF the
secretaries OF the New Era movement
Of the Presbyterian Denomination, will
preach the sermon. Immediately after
this service. a special service OF con-
secration will be held for all the visi-
tors who are 10 make the canvass Of
the homes Of the members OF West
Church.
The Bible School viii be held at 2
o'clock.
The Christian Endeavor society meets
at 6.ij o'clock, topic, Building Char
acter." leaders, Mildred Denny and Cal
lie Stuart
AZ 730 O'Clock a great mass meeting
viii be addressed by Miss Ellen Stone,
The ransomed captive OF the Kurds. Her
experience has made her an interna-
tOnal heroine. There will be no spe-
clal Offering. The special instrumental
and vocal music for the day will be
as follows:
Organ, Grand Chorus" by Loud;
"PostlHde in B by Dale; "Intermezzo." "
by Wackenwhaler and pilgrims
Chorus" by Wagner.
Chorus. Come Ye Weavy," by Rob
ertson. sweet the Moments" by Doni-
zette "In Heavenly Love Abiding by
Shelley, soprano solo, "My Lord aud
My Redeemar," by Buck. and MY Faith
Looks Up TO You," by Lachner.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
REV. sARD,s SERMONS.

The Rev. 7. J. Sard. pastor Of Scott
NJ T. Church, Seventh and Spruce
streets, will occupy his pulpit tomor-
row morning and evening The ser
vices Of the day will begin with class
meeting, at Q 10 O'Clock; preaching at
10 30 O'Clock; subject, There Shall be
a Resurrection Of the Dead. Both Of the
Just and Unjust" Sunday School is at
? o'clock; A T Gilbert, superinten-
dent. The Epworth League meets at
6i5 o'clock, p eaching is at 73l
O'Clock, subject, rs Thy God Able TO
Deliver Thee From the Lions2"
The week-night meetings will be at
the usual hours.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
SWEDISH RAPTIST

The First Swedish Baptist Church
corner Vandever avenue and Church
street, will have the following ser
vices on Sunday: 30 IS O'Clock. morn-
lng service, sermon by Frank Andcr-
son: i2 o'clock, Bible school; Q a
o'clock young peoples service; 73|
O'Clock. preaching service, sermon by
Mines Anderson Thursday, 7 IS O'clnck.
Bible study and prayer serv 'ce. Satur-
day at o'clock. missionary magic
lantern lecture. by the Rev. a. r..
Franklin, the pioneer missionary to the
Bheels Of India. subject Of lecture ::
"Pitneer Work Among India's AborlS-
inal Tribes" The lecture will be IN
SWed sh.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
SOLDIER AT COOKMAN.

Services will be as follows at Cook
man NJ e. Church. dupont and Four
teenth streets. w. G.. Harris, pastor
Glass meeting at $50 o'clock. in charge
Of J B. Thompson; preaching at &c IS
o'clock, by the pastor; Sunday School,
rs o'clock; EpwOrth League, 6 45
o'clock. led by Herbert Wilfons. Mr..
Wilfong has recently returned from
overseas and will have an important
message for the young people Evan
gellstic services at 7.i5 o'clock, in charge
Of the pastor.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
WILLIAM A. SCHMIDT
AT WESTMINSTER

Preaching services win be held at
1890 o'clock and 4 o'clock tomorrow in
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney street.
The minister, the Rev. Charles l.. Can
dee. d. D., will speak in the morning on
Victory Through Christ" and in the
afternoon on The Badge Of Honor"
The assisting sololst for the afternoon
service will be William A. Schmidt,
'celHst Of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
The graded Sunday school will meet
at noon in the chapel and the young
peoples society at Z o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
RIcHARnsnN PARK.

Richardson Park N. 3. Lhurcn,
George w. Bounds. pastor, win have
services on Sunday as follows: 10 80
O'Clock. public worship and reception
of members; 1915 o'clock, Bible school;
6.i5 O'clock young peoples service;
40 O'Clock. public worship and conse-
Grafton. The young people will meet
Thursday evening for the purpose OF
elecllng officers for the ensuing six
months.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
M'CABE WILL HEAR
CANAD AN CAPTAIN

At McCabe Memorial NJ. E. Church,
Boulevard and Tyenty-second street,
the Rev. J w Jones, pastor, the speak
at the 10 30 o'clock service will be Cap
tain L. X. Morse, Of the lith Canadian
Regiment, who was two years in the
front lines trenches in Frence.
Sabbath school will be at noon, and
Epworth League at 6.45 O'Clock. AZ
730 o'clock there will be preaching by
the pastor, subject: The Seeking
Christ"
Captain Morse, who was a minister
and his two sons enlisted as privates
early In the war.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
"MY REPORT" THEME
4 OF MADRLEY PASTOR

Tomorrow al Madeley Church. New
Castle avenue and B street, John II.
Fo.d wiz lead his class at $50 o'clock ;
at 1890 o'clock, The pastor, the Rev. l..
NJ Broadway will preach on the sub
ject, "The Shepherds" at 2t5 o'clock,
the Sunday school win meet with the
superintendent r. G Conner in charge.
There viii be devotional service Of the
Epworth League at Gas o'clock. led by
Walter Goodman. AZ 7.3O o'clock, un-
der the leadership Of John I. Magae,
the 80 voice choir viii sing and the
pastor win preach on the subject "Nly
Report"
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
Mt. Joy PROGRAM.

Mt. Joy NJ. E. Church, the Rev. J
w Bond D. D., pastor, will have ser
vices on Sunday as follows: $50 o'clock
class meeting; 1880 o'clock, sermon by
the pastor, subject, The Power OF
Touch; !" 2.30 o'clock, Sunday school
Mrs. Julia Fisher. superintendent; 3.3C
O'Clock, Ministerial Union meeting; ser
mon by the Rev. Wilson; 730 o'clock
Epworth League, T G. Washing. presi-
dent; Friday at o'clock. Junior League
Mrs. Rachel Givans, president.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
Nh. sAIFM NIIssInNc

M. salem NJ E Church. Nineteenth
ss'ees has, ana Mt. Salem Lane, w. 2. Hab-
49, ~ pastor, viii have an anniversa' v
y csos. we " oman's Foreign Mssionar,, 81.
,rs.ss, ,ce.s at 1910 o'clock tomorro,y Tho
esonas ses,se'',3ers OF the above societv o,a az
Bidais,.u Bearers Of M. saloro1 e.S e,.S
1c ~ chapel. win attend ~ III anu
Nv ~ ne sermon win he nroa,,l ss',l ~ !,
we pastor. SUNDAY srhon, pleacheo
~ s'Soni me service in the evsr,,'.' - ae "a
e. IN 'he interest Of the Arneriaass AsT'ias WI
1st,an iellei. Miss Catherine' a,. ant
niek VIII be the speaker. The saSSor sN..1
wiu Desin win a sacred concert 1slslc b,r H,,
Salem orchestra, at T. 80 o'cloct ny Nj
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
W0 ERM0NS SUNDAY
AT QUEEN THEATRE

Evangelist Booth will hold two SER
vices tomorrow at the Queen Theatre.
Heaven Located" will be his theme in
the afternoon at o'clock. Doors viii
open at 2.3O O'Clock. His theme at night
viii be. "Can the Dead Communicate
With the Living2" There will be pic
lures and all seats are free.