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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-14
.EFIECTU.


Marcile de crutare trebuesc
cumparate la rata aproape de
{ 1000 pc ri, daca ca comitatul
Cuyahoga sa dispue de Gotta sa
din 1919, care este de 12.514,86
|de dolari. Aeeasta insemneaza o
rata de 240,670 de dolari pc sap
.tamina. rata care nu s'a implinit
inca.
Conform 'rapoartelor prilnite la
cartierul general al comitetHlui
de crutare din Cuyahoga County,
vinzarea pc saptamfna terminate
.cu ziua de 9 Ianuarie a fost de
1880 de dolari. Pc saptamfna
terminate GU ziua de f6 Ianuarie,
vinzarea a fost 81 mai mica. adica
numai 81 ,414 dolari.
E. M. William, presedintele CO.
mitetuiui, 81 directorul postal
Murphy cred ca stagnarea in vim
,zare sc datoreste faptului ca null
tor persoane le-au trebuit bani de
anpl nou spre a-si plati taxele 81
facturiIe de la Craciun, dar ca ra-
Ipoartele din viitor vor arata ca
icomitatul Cuyahoga Isl va fmpli-
nj sarcina farA gre,ltati prea
mari.
,,Stim ca plmerea cotei Gle War
Saving Stamps a comitatului Gu
yahoga nu va Fl m lucru usor in
anul acesta'. zicea MIRA Williams
ieri, ,.insa poporul trebue sa-si
dea seama ca pc c7nd am c7stigat
razboiul, sareina de aduce sol
datii nostri acasa 81 mentinerea
lor inca pc multe luni in tabere
este costisitor 81 guvernului ii tre-
bue sprijinul financiar al fiecarui
barbat, femeie sau copil fntocmai
ca atunci cind trupele noastre e.
rau in fupta. Este datoria noastra
sd plasam fiecare cent eel putem
in aceste garantii ale guvernu1ui
aducatoare de ddbinda 81 acele
marci de cr,1tare pc carl LEAN
eumparat anul trecut, sa lie tinem
pima la timpul lor de matnritate"
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Av1z

Societatea romfna de ajutor vi
Feultura ,,Transilvania" din Far
frell, Pa, pc aceast8 aele aduce H.
cunostinta tuturor membriIor sal
Fdin loc 81 din jur, care n 'au Mat
Fparte la sedinta din 2 Febrnarie
1919, ca in acea sedinM s'a votat
Gu unanimitate din partea men-
brilor prezenti repartizarea cazu-
(rilor dbyenit prin inf1uenta spa
niqla in sinul Uniunii Societatilor
Romine Americana. Deci toti ifa-
hi membrii STUNT obligati d se cAu-
for1na acestei dcsisfmii u totoda-
III a-si acliita repsrtftia ds "a, III
|timp de 20 de zile, adeck p4n& le
q Apri1ie 1919. #
/ Ii speranfa ca toti fr4tii nte1,ls7
|brif " vor cpmfornta sceseIf "
Eyiz, am ranaas saIutfnil ys eJf
|draeosts k1geascfs
Il il 4lnasls " " I, 4 fSnail WI
Epia din Farrsll, Ps. I. D 's-I q
q
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|NFORMATuNl

Kaiser sufere de sguduire men,
tala. - Londra = Strife primite
astazi aici annnta ca att fostul
Kaiser. cit 81 fostul print de CO.
rOana sunt bOlnavi. Tn German
|'cu mare vaza, de abba intors La
Cologne de la Amsterdam. spunea
ca Kaiserul e sdruncinat hine la
minte
Luptele din Germania. Ber-
lin - Trupele guvernului an re-
cucerit orasul Bremerhaven de la
|rosii fara nici o lupta. Armgarth,
|seful consiliului soldatesc, fost
Earestat pc un curatitor de mine
dmtr'un port. La Bremen 81 la
Hamburg s'a restabilit ordinea.
Wilson 80 W duce din noa In
Franta. - Washington, rcle-
gramele primite aeum din Paris
|anunta ed Presedintele Wilson va
|pleca din non i'm Franta la cfteva
|zile dupa fntrunirea congresului
Fdin 4 Martie. Cftiva oameni poll
tiei de aici au zis Cd e probabI ca
presedintele sa Sc imbarce din
|nou pentru Franta in ziua de z
Martie.
Copil oparit Gu apa fiarta.
Isl. Louis. Copilul August Tes-
|ka, in etate. de 5 ami, ssa oparit
fatal intr'un cazan Gu apa fiarta,.
Fpe care mama-sa il pusese jos pc
[pardoseala, in timp ce fatal sauI
|1ncerca sa 'repare nm burlan de Ia
|soba de bueatarie.
espagxbire pentru m ochin ne
FGru". Pittsbnrg, Pa. Lui Nj
|solae Coptis ia tras i'm indiyid
inn pulnn att de stragnic in fatx,
incit i-a iaeerit W oshia. Pentrn
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E|aFuIlli$uFk


Iuda a yfndut pc Christos Gu 30
insa Caldararul Il ofera
Gu 36 arginti, fiecare apostol 5,
lar pc evangelist Gu un dollar bu-
cata doritorii sa Sc adreseze
la Caldararul din East Cigagau.
! La Congresul Ligei pentru in
fortarea pacei. unde a fost 81 un
reprezentant al ziarului nostru a
avut loc urmatorul episod: Seful
socialistilor din Chicago 81 jur a
servit pc reprezentantul nostru
- 81 ce mutra umilita mai facea
- astepta sarmanul baesis.
Multi Sc mira cum de nu ne es-
tie teama a spune adevaral 81 a
demasca Pc atiti ,,conducatori'
si firesti 81 ne firesti - cauza e,
cd moi nu vrem sd cistigam jo-
bp prin fncovoiarea spate4or. ca
hchelele
Ascultati, in Caucazia a luat
nastere o noua seeta religioasa
care tine trei .,Dumineci'' in fie-
care saptamina. Eli serbeaza Vi
nerea CT Mohamedanii, Simbata
cu Evreii 81 Dumineca eu Cresti-
nil nu este aeeasta cea mai bu-
ha relieies Ar fl de dorit ca sc
eerem sd trinita misionari 81 ne
aici en- sa ne mseriem 81 moi
E stiut ca multi oameni All We
nit in tara aceasta fara pasapcar-
te, ,i dupa cum e legea de acum
CT; toti trebue sd alba pasapoarte
END pleaca acasa, acestia ar pldti
ori 81 cit pc I'm passport. Acum
ca afIat ca unii oameni string
r. :opoartele. spunind oamenilor
ca vor sa le scoata altele nOui, pc
c,Id Ell lie Wind la cei ce n 'au -
aviz cclor interesati
Laptele costa $3.50 @tpa In
Moscova a dracului sunt boil
sevicii nu vor sd faca sehimb cInd
laptele scump, 81 zic ca 'burghe-
Iii au fost blastamati.
/. Anglia este permis acnm de
a Sc face bere mai buna 81 mai
multa ca in trecut. = Nu va pare
aceasta ca poveste auzita lie de-
mutt?
.Japonezii vreau bucluc. Toti
par ca sunt foarte satisfacuti Gu
l1crul conferintei de pace afara
de JaponeZi. Germani Ungnri 81
Republican,.
Sc Zice ca lui Petri-no au volt
sal lege piatra de git la New
York 81 sal lase Sc 1nnOate in
Hudson River = astfel ca Petri-
no luat-o la s3natoasa pima la
la fata popii.
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Plecarea presedintelui din rran-

ia. - Paris. - Dina Wilson are
tOtul pachetat de drum in caste.
hui Murat 81 Sc asteapta ca Dumi-
neca sau Luni sd piece ell prese-
dintele spre Statele Unite. lCadou-
rile ce le-au primit pc acolo de a
bia au avut loc in treizeci 81 una
de cutii.
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gubire de $1OS.41. Nicolae e null
tumit, fnsa nu prea intelege de
unde vim eel Al de cent?. ,,Judeca-
tori au 81 Ell cite odata glrlmele
lor" a zis reclamantul pc cind
iesea pc usa tribunalului.
Sosirea unei misiuni Cileiane.
- Santiago. o comisiune fl
nanciara 81 comefciala din Chile
va p1eca de aici in ziua de 27 Fe-
brrarie ca sd stea vre-o cinci-
sprezece zile in Statele Unite, UNI
de va discuta diferite chestinni
comerciale 81 financiare. Comisi-
unea va calatori pc vaporul cili-
an anume Aysen.
| .
Trei ,,Dumineci' pc saDtamina.
= Tiflis. - in Caucaz este I'm
grup care Sc opune la hcru ell
tcata puterea. Numele lor este
Khevsurs 81 tin serb&toarea Sim
bata Gu Evreii, Dumineca ell ere
stinii 81 Vinerea eli mohamedanii,
81 poseda cite parte din pa
ginismul tuturor.
Prezentarea pretentiunilor Fran
tel. - Paris. = Delegati repre-.
zentind nouazeci 81 sase de asoci-
tiuni Gu zece milioane de mem
bril-, s'an mtrunit aici spre a or
ganiza I'm congress national fran
cez, care sd tie sesiuni de ia 27
Februarie pima la / Martie. In a.
ceste sesium vor pune pc h1rtie
toate4 4pretentiunile Frantei 81 lie
vor prezenta inaintea conferintei
de pace.
Ucis de bandit. Columbus,
Ohio. - FL. R. Day, un agent de
automobile din Lancaster. a fost
ucis noaptea trecuta de niste ban
diti. cari-l luasera sal duca Gu
automobilul de la Chillicothe pima
la Columbus. Conform ~declaratiei
facuta de Day Gu putin mai ina
inte Gle a muri 1ntr 'm spital din
Columbus, banditii l-au atacat
end mai aveau citeva mile pima
la Columbus, lovindu-l in cap Gu
I'm baston politienesc. TTnul dintre
raufacatori a tras de dOua orr Gu
revolverul in ell 81 Pc urma S au
facut nevazuti Gu automobilul 81
Gu toti banii pc care acesta ii a.
yea la el
Boicotarea mAEfurilor germane.
= Viena. = Asofiatiunea econo-
mica din Praga 4 dat un mani
fest prin care cere ca repnblica
Ceho-Slovaca sd boicoteze tot ce
este german. Pravaliile germane,
doctorii, advocatii vor fl oeoliti,
nu Sc va intrebuinta carti sau
note muzicale germane, teatrele
germane nu vor III frecuentate 81
tot ce este german trebue eliminat
din viata publica a Cehilor.
Arderea unui naagaxin de meal
taminte. Columbus, Ohio. =
Noaptea trecuta a isbucnit un foe
in magazinul de incaltaminte al
companiei Walk Over, arz1ndu-i
MARTA in valoare de cfteva mil de
dolari.
Plantarea unor ponni de amin
tire. Washington. - O tele-
grama trimisa La asociatiunea To-
restiera americana zice ca Gu III
ua de 7 Martie in California Sc
vor incepe sadirea unor pomi me-
morabili, in amintirea soldatilor
Americani cazuti in mptele din
razboiul lumei. =
Un ordin al aliatilor. Con-
form rapoartelor primite de la
Berlin prin Copenhaga, guvernele
aliate au TRIMS cite o nota Ger
manilor 81 Polonilor, ordonfndn-le
sa fnceteze ostilitatile.
Americani opriti IA cAl8torie de
0ermani. - Londra. - Autorita-
tile militare germane n'au volt sd
permita trecerea unei delegatiuni
americana in districtele ocupate
ale Lituanisf. 0 tefegrama de la |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
Lloyd George Hints
NeW Russian More
Hopes Po,vers Soon May
Renew Peace Efforts
II ith Better Prospects

LONDON, Nov. (By The Associated
Press Premier Lloyd George, speak
ing at the Lord Mayors banquet to-
night and referring to the Supreme
Councils effort toward peace for Rus
sia early this year. said, II hope the
time is not distant when the powers
will be able to renew that attempt with
better prospects Of success"
THE Adriatic question has gathered
about it a deep passion" continued
Mr. Lloyd George, "but ! am confident a
settlement will be found compatible
with the interests and honor Of our
gallant Allies. On the other hand. |
am certain that justice will be done
the nations emancipated from the Aus
trian yoke"
The Premier declared that there was
complete agreement among the Allies
that Turkish domination of the Greeks
Arabs and Armenians should end and
that the Black Sea should be free to
all nations.
"The outlook in Russia is unpeas-
ant" the Premier added. "a few
weeks ago there was a promising pros
pect of an early issue, but to-day ind
cations point to a more prolonged and
sangu nary struggle do not believe
that the Bolshcv K armies are going to
conquer the whole of Russia but
dread an interminab'e e series Of swav-
ing campaigns. devastating the country
and the prosperity of the world"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
hundreds Arrested Here i'm II New Raids ON Reds:
court Orders Coal Strike Off Calls 1t 'Rebellion':
Senate, 5O-}5, Reserves Right to Quit World Leagr
Calls Strike
Rebellion, il Continued

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. <.
Federal Judge Anderson, in
passing upon a contention that
the Clayton antitrust law pro
tected the coal strikers, said:
'1'he restraining order oa,qIf 70
be made temporary Injunction
and direct order TO reuoke the
strike order ought to be aided
Of course, If your clients don't
like 1t that woy, TU make them
obey 1t.
There cannot be an inaperi,tm
IN imperio II, this country. as
counsel fer the government hos
sad. The government is supreme
eOem orer Il labor union, and
superior to 1t.
Il think this strike is about the
most lo1oless thing hare seen u,
this country. If 1t goes on I think
1t is rebellion. That is phat !
think It is.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
MIR. Wilson's Condition
sSMaterially lmproved''
Weekly Examination by Spe-
cialist Is Made; Patient Passes
ON Nominations
Ner York Trbans
Washington R,redu

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-Dr Francis
x. Dercum, neurologist Of Phi ladel
phia. who was called to the White House
at the outset of the Presidents illness,
made his weekly examination of the pa
tient today and pronounced Mr.. Viii
sons condition as materially improved.
The specialist saw the President, with
DR.. Cary T. Grayson and Drs. S.itt and
Ruffin, the Washington doctors. who
have served as consutants with Or.
Grayson. DR.. Hugh Fl. Young, Balt-
more specialist. who was expected at
the White House this afternoon. can
celed his call when he was edvised the
other physicians found the Presidents
condition much improved. The fact at
it was not thought necessary to have
Dr. Youn~ see tie President to-day was
INTERPRETED as indicating that the pa
tient was free from the gland trouble
which hnd caused annoyance
The President approved number OF
nominations and sens them to the S"n-
ate for confirmation. but did no other
work. The view Of his physicians IS
that he must still follow a progr IN OF
restfulness and quiet and not become
excited or fatigued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
Italian Troops
Fight g Socialists
Honoriingg Reds
Disorders Mark Celebration
of Bolshevik Anniversary
i'll Milan and Genoa;
Movement Fails in Berlin

ROME, Nov. (By The Associated
ss).-Dlsorders occurred at Milan
and Genoa as a result of Socialist ce,e-
brAtions of the anniversary of the Rus
sian revolution, by which the Bo,shc-
wiki came into power.
Shots were fired and MANY arrests
were made at Milan, where the Social
lists c'ashed with former soldiers
Troops at Genoa dispersed professions
of Socialists carrying red flags and
pictures of Lenine.
Ihe Socialists organized strike in
Turin and tried to hold meeting. bu,
were dispersed by charges of cavalry
Several hundred of them were ar
rested. including Signor Rabezzina
Socialist candidate in The coming gen
era elections.
In Florence the Socialists held q
meeting but owing to disorders caused
by former Deputy Caroti's fiery speech
the police were compelled to intervene
Chief of Police Capozza was seriously
wounded. The troops eventually estab-
lshed order
The Socialists Of Rome held a meet
ing but were dispersed by carabireers
and police
=, LoNDON, Nov. S.-Sixty Independent
SOCIALIST and Communist leaders in
beriln were arrested in connection
with the attempt to celebrate the an
nlversary of the Russian revolution
according to news in the Perrin papers
te!egraphed here. Other arrests will
follow. The most prominent leaders.
1t is stated, are in hiding.
PROFESSIONS which the radical ele
broken up by the government forces
without trouble. Thirty-six individuals
who refused to obey the orders to
disperse were taken to the police sta
ton.
BERLIN. Nov (By The Associated
Press). - German BosNeviki. who
planned yesterday to observe the ami
versary of Lenine's victory over Ke-
rensky, found Minister of Defense
Noske's Guards walking leisurely up
and down before the various govern
ment buildings. Special troop detach-
ment also were assigned to police
headquarters and the main telegraph
office.
The Communists made feeble ar
tempt to conduct open air meetings in
various outlying sections Of the city,
but were quickly dispersed by troops
In Munich the workers planned to
observe the anniversary by a general
labor holiday. The employers notified
the workers their wa~es would be de-
ductcrl for the days lay-off.
Communists attempts to celebrate in
other cities in Germany ended in com
plete failure. In Hamburg Heinrich
Lauffenberg. a Communist editor was
ARE sted for melting to riot
Noske has ordered the dissolution
of the Red committee" which at
tempted to engender a general strike
Three OF the committee have been ar
rested.
The police are actively suppressing 2
tncipient demonstrations Of Sparticides
IN connection with the celebration Of the
anniversary of the revolution in Ger
many.
The metal workers have decided to
abandon their sympathetic strike upon
condition that all the members Of the
union under arrest shall be released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
''Drys" i'm Ohio Now
I'm Lead by Only 38l

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. Accord
ing to announcement made tonight by
the Cuyahoga County (Cleveland)
Election Board the ofcia votcln fha,
county gives the "wets" gain of I .O9e
on the Federal prob bition amendment
over the unofficial figures reported to
the Secretary of State This would
reduce the 'drv" majority for the
amendment TO 3si
Complete Official and unofficial re
turns have been received from all ex
cept two precincts In the state. These
include returns from eighty-n five of thu
eighty eight counties.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. s-with a
dry majority of T,797 showing on the
face Of complete unofficial returns from
ninety nine of the 100 counties Of the
state, prohIbitionists in Kentucky.
-hiehv the Anti-Saloon League. w.es
jubilant to-day over their apparent vic
tory. They declared that when the re-
naming twenty-onc counties arc heard
from the dry" majority would go be-
yond 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
Fighting Tiger E2leven
Ties Ha7"v1yd 1910 10
blg Crimson Team, Rushed Off Its Feet and Dazed
IN EARLY Piay, Awakes i'm Last Period W;lh Casey
Leading Attack and Evens Score on Long Pass
By w. O. McC,eehan

PRINCETON N j., Nov 8Wh and all the
ooo and statistics against then
Vecohdent Harvard eleven 10 to 10 tie Palmer
"e OH e eet In the first period held
harvard the
1he wearled the Back lineup
Each scored
cow" princeton started the first with
o"oered Harvard had the
mute with anazemen The Tigers carried the ball
own twenty line down the field with
of rushes have
20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
Daughter Born to
Kermit R00seuelfs
Second Crandchild Ar-
riues in Family Of the
Late Colonel in Week

A daughter was born yesterday to the
wife of Captain Kermit Roosevelt, of
15l East Seventy-fourth Street. She
is the second grandchid added within a
week to the family of Colonel Roose-
velts widow.
The chi d will be named Belle. for
its mother, who is the daughter of Jo-
seph +. Willard, United States Ambas-
sador to Spain. She is Captain Roosc-
velts third child, the others being Ker-
nit, Jr, four years old, and Joseph
Willard Roosevelt. two years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
" arrants Issued by Mag
istraie McAdoo on In
formation Furnished by
Lusk kCOmmiiteeCounsel
u. 5. to Deport
2ll Already Held
New Places Visited Head
quarters of the Com
munist Party of America

Raids were made on seyentv-sne
headquarters Of the Communist
party of America IN this city last
night at the insiieation Of the Lusk
Committee. the whole raid be-
ing ii sequel to the nation-w de often
sive against Reds which resulted
Friday night IN the arrest Of scores
Of members of the Union Of Russian
Workers in this city
About SEQ person few women
among them, were arrested and
wagonloads of iacenoiary pam
phlets, propaganda shecti. docA
ments. correspondence and member
ship cards were seized Seven hun
dred uniformed pairomen and d.
tectives, troopers Of the state polio.
and agents Of the lausk Gomm tie.
cooperated IN the raids. which were
carried ont ia Manhattan. The
Bronx and Brooklyn
The raids last night came on a..
heels Of The heaviest hioN ever deal
by the government agninsf anarchistic
plotters against It, fn thu round asa
all over the country fridas night NOR.
than 500 men ani women were ~
rested. ala sc them snov.n af sasportcs
to be connected W.fh fhr ieeuluflouaf.
Union Of Ru-siaa Nnfsers Bonh
s44a g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
Anti league Man
Wins i,s Oklahoma
Hcrreld, Republican, Is
Seemingly Elected TO
Congress in the Fifth

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 8.-Thc
election of J. w. Harreld, Rep blican
nominee, who made his race on an
anti-league of nations platform, over
Democratic Nominee Claude Weaver.
seemed assured tonight on the face
of complete unofficial returns from 236
out of 265 precincts in the Fifth Con-
gressiOnal District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
Prince Faces Busy
Washington Visit
New York Trfbass
kf N.~.s..

Ncu York Trfbass
Washington Dsrs1r
WASHINGTON, Nov s.-The official
program announced day by the State
Department of the visit OF the Prince
Continued on page thirteen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
Earihuuakc Shocks i'm Italy

ROME. Nov. s.-Two earthquake
shocks did mrch damage in the Tiber
Valley last night, l50 buildings being
nartially wrecked. At san Sepoloro,
tifteen miles from Arezzo. and San
Bartolomeo the people are camping IN
the streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09

zoo. 600 square feet floor space former war
industry. sl5o 900. Extraordinary par-
chase. v45 900 square feet. heart city ds
accepted Par .tcutars Chamber OF C''in-
msrce. Poug hkeepsie. New Ycrls--Advt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09

Consanaed on page twenty
Evening journal., 1919-08-23
h. F. SMITH TO
BE PARK PREACHER
Supply Pastor at Hanover
TO Address Washington
Heights Workers
TO END ON
FOLLOWING SUNDAY

"The Finality OF Jesus as the Wosd
TO Men" will be the topic on which
the Rev. II. Framer smith will preach
at the open-air service beyond Wash
ington street bridge tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Smith is well known in this city,
and his recent activities were at Els
mere Presbyterian Church. His talent
however, has become known in larger
fields, and he Mas recently been select
ed to head the chair Of Language and
Public Speaking in the Philadelphia
School for the Bible. lie will take up
permanent residence in the quaker City
in the fall.
Mr.. Smiths text IS from Hebrews ],
first and second verses. II is one that
appeals TO him very much, and ne has
given time and study TO its derivations
and what message it has for mankind.
The Harlan Band will provide instru-
mental music and also an accOmpani-
ment for the song service. The band
selections will start at 6.iJ o'clock. This
is necessary because Of the days be-
coming shorter. The song service viii
begin a half hour later and the preach
ing at 1.30 O'Clock. This will enable
the service 70 be finished by o'clock.
This is the next TO the last sabbath
that these Open-air services will he
held this summer. They have proven
much more successful than last year.
due. it is believed, TO two reasons. the
larger number Of congregations en-
gagged there being fourteen, and TO the
growing popularity for the "out in the
open" in the summer time.
The weather has proven the only
handicap this year. Three times it has
been necessary TO hold the services in
Hanover Church because OF rainy sun
days. But the next fair Sunday has not
witnessed any elimination i'm the
crowd. Congregations averaging be-
tween three and four thousand people
have been present at these services and
the fact that at least half Of this num-
Der were compelled 10 stand through
out the service is sufficient indication
OF their pleasure at a meeting in the
open air.
Upon the success OF those services
this year. It had been decided, would
rest the decision as 10 whether efforts
along more elaborate ways should be
next year. Those who have
attended are unanimous in their opin-
ion that the meetings have not only
but have proven profitable
In a religious educational way 70 those
who have been regular attendants.
Next years plan, as discussed during
tho summer, is to bring celebrated pull
pit orators here n the necessary hnan-
,lal arrangements can be brought |
about. Another feature would be more |
adequate seating than those OF the |
present season. How these two details |
'an be worked out is a problem that 1
hose who have enjoyed the Sunday |
evening meetings hope the church
eaders can successfully meet.
Evening journal., 1919-08-23
WESLEY NJ. Z. CHURCH.

The Sunday program Of Wesley NJ. =
Church, Linden and Jackson strets, fol-
lows: Glass meeting, $50 o'clock, Mr..
Hastings. leader; morning services,
1890 O'Clock, John Hill. Of Madeley NJ
f. Church, speaker; Sunday school
i2i5 O'Clock.
During the absence Of the pastor, the
Rev. z. w. Wells, the evening services
and the Epworth League services have
been consolidated, and the arranging OF
the program placed in charge Of Miss
Olive NJ. Jordan, first vice-president Of
the league. These services last only
one hour. 7.30 20 $50 o'clock. The
speaker for tomorrow evenings SER
vices vii be Leslie s. McCalllster, on
the subject: "Six Months a CHRISTIAN
Does il Pay? Shall Continue TO Put
My Trust in God?"