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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-06
1900 HUNS
GUILTY Of
BRUTALITY

BRUSSELS. Nov. 6,-Coples of the
legal evidence upon which the sur
render OF 1900 Germans will be
asked. so they may stand trial for
offenses committed in Belgium dur
ing the war. have been forwarded
to the peace conference. The in
dictmente principally are based upon
the execution Of Belgian civilians at
Louvain- and deportations Of Bel
gian workmen and forced labor ex-
2cted from prisoners OF war.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-06
DRUG STORES
WITHOUT HELP

II, NS-"riated Fre-s)
NEW YORK Nov 6-Aj union
drug store employees from registered
pharmacists to porters. struck IN
Greater New York today to enforce
demands for wage increases and
shorter hours.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-06
LADY AsToR ENDoRsED.

~, G--""lRird PreSs|
PLYMOUTH Eng, Nov 6.-Lady
Astor has received the personal In
dorsement Of Premier Lloyd-George
IN her candidacy for a seat in the
house Of commons.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-06

Utah COAL IS
=. MOVING WEST
ON new ORDERS

tH> ASs""iated rr"ssD
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 6 The
United States railroad administra-
ton has ordered the release Of all
Utah mined coal which was seized
as the result OF the strike emergency.
This coal is now going forward to
consumers in California and Nevada,
the administration officers an
nounced today
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-06
WILL HOLD DAhZlG
UNTIL TREATY SIGNED


" pAIDS Nov i The German GOV
ornment. according to the Deutsch
iuu,,mrmr Ieimng, does not con
-idrr itself bound to surrender au.
.hortv over anztg until the United
States has ratified the treaty OF
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-06
BOY ARRIVES IN THE
SARRAVELLA FAMILY

Sam Saravella is passing out the
smokes today on the strength Of the
arrival of six-pound boy at his
home this morning at 4 O'Clock.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-06
sENoRA cARRANzA DYING.

az, N--"c'atcd Pre-SJ
MFXICO CITY, Nov 6.--Physfcians
attending Sonora Carran1a, wife OF
the president stated she can live but
few hours.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-06
ny X, associated Pre"sl

Try Associated Pressl
WASHINGTON, Nov. Gimme
date vote on ratification of the
peace treaty without reservations
was proposed In the senate late to
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-06

Petrograd has fallen almost as
mnrv times Is villa has heea killed
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-06
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight and Friday. Fair;
Warmer Tonight.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
England to Haze
Trade Experts in
All World Markets

lONuoN Aug rho federation of
grtisn Industries. which Is composed
uf more than a0H of Hiliains largest
rnuuiarturgrH aud associations %
manufacturers hus formulated plans
Tor an 0yeracas organization which
eoutempntos The appointment in every
mni ltcf ui the world or il commissioner
to be nssistcd whore advisable hy exc
pert ndyisorH
ffnr it purpogc tho federation hnH
divided the world into twenty ono
arcaH nnd already has appointed "a
commissioner for SOME Of them The
purnoaf of thc federation le 10 explore
the poasih.htcs of nll markets aud to-
further Hrinsh ttdu lN providing I'M
formation lor BriuHh manufacturer
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
Spanish Word Mmana" is Excuse
for Motorists Putting Off Until
TOMORROW the Matters of Today

Keeping the radiator filled with
water is one uf the real requirements
~ an efficient cnriuci II iu also ono
~ the easiest things 10 pat Off TN
manaua for the average mntorist
another task which should never be
allowed 10 shift to the manann list is
that OF taking up nn tho brakes and
refining them when thcy need A. Tho
safety uf the ear. and very possibly
tho lives OF ifH occupants ARE at stake
whprc these parts are concerned Hnd
nothing should DE allowed 90 defer the
operation Of correcting their condition
or adjustments as the case may he.
Practically every motoriAt takes
some pride In the appearance of his
onr hut Those who fan under tho bane-
fu spell Of the manaua habit soon find
IL hard'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

although tho li,cral meaning of che
mcipdiouf Spanish word munann' is
simnly tomorrow is haN come 80 bear
G,r more characteristic. tiruratiNc
Significance, especially in Latin Amer
lcu snys - N lay in advocating "a
no q Now attitnde among Miols.i,s,
who hnVo ID tendency tp put off untii
tomorrow the Things that should De
done today
"Tua many motorists arc prone to
mli into the manana habit which Va
So iuHidioua and ao costly SAYS Mr..
Day chat for several years special
phrase has boon Enthusiastically populnr
I2ed 70 combat g. T. o., 10 - Sow
'Whou YOU find bad cut in "a
lrc. 81 is the casicat thing in tho world
go SAY 10 yuuraclf ph. well don't
ferl Ike nNinp IL today says Air Day
Ili clanu ID out ana pui iu some soft
,uhhrr aud cement tomorrow Nine
times put az ten Chat marks the ho-
ginning of the mhnanu habit in regard
10 TINT particulnr job Tomorrow ful-
lows tmnrfow and 80 length there
comics q sharp report q whisthne sign
of released nir and YOU have "a bad
blow out 90 he charged 20 expense a
few minutes spent in treating iho rii
when you first noticed it might have
prevented tho trouble and would az
least have postponed H. perhaps for
several thousand miles
Grease cups and Oh holes arc very
provocative of 'uHuana' weakness on
the part Of the cHr uwucr Yet q mo-
tofist who let's too many tomnuuWH
come along without tniiuE care Of
cheese important points uf iuhltcatiuu
usually has cause 20 regret hia hood
lcssnese whouhr finds hearing Entfc
3 uhe.al joints gcarhur rcat axle
aud aieerins urrhaniam need rcEu
lar and adequate iuhrication. with the
usual penalty for dolay
Another part of the average car
which suffers severely as ihc result
or the mAuara diaetsp u tao apiiug
system. The awner knows utp' Go 30
sllre eaay riding ana To- keep hi.
springs 100 good condition DE aasi dia
stmhlo them at lUist uuae Nnsf
cican tho leaves lHhltcttH Hn0
scmhle Thorn he admite ihla hw r.
Vet probahlA not more than nnc ot twu
co cvcry ten really attend tn this well
nigh essential pieve ut Wnls.
"rho TrcatoHt prohirin az hfli
manufacturers is to educate WatI
as 90 the Importance ~ Eeping
eloctrnlNte iu thcir batteries at thu
proper level The most discoufapinE
thmp about 10 "a tnat oven wlcn the
appreciates thla no allows the
manann halht to exert Us deadly lnnu
oncc lana to nut iu the necessary dia-
titled water and tho battery is cor
roapondngN damaHcd
"Futtinp OH lu tine grnnkcnHc ia 800
VerN essential that few mntprists pnt
lt off iin mauann Some do. uf yeurNe,
which ls tho rcnsnn burned out engine
BEARINGS arc such common oerur-
cucc
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10
Vessels Built on
Pacific Will Total
724 BY End of Year

By The ssaaeietgd Press,
san fi,ANCilSgo, Aug o. The
three puciiic coast siafes ol Nashiue-
ton Oregon aud california viii have
contributed S.Tai51A aead weight toms
ot ships Ht the close at thp 1873 build
Ing program according go the lpproN'
mate ugufrs given out herc toaRs lN
the unitod States Shlpplns Board ip
AN 472 shi9a Viii have been added to
the American merchant marine SINCE
thc intensive war time shipnWluHg h'r
gan 10 bridge the Atlantic in tha
battle wnuod against the German sub
marines
Stool aud wooden ships to the mum.
her oi 3iS with "a Tonnage of a|S4Aess,
is the estimated production of Waln
lngtou and Oregon shipSurds from thn
'hoglnninE OF the war 80 the oumpln
tlon OF the 1919 program. OF those 'i1
'ara stool and 90 of wood.
lu California tho total tonnage Of
steel vessels to hC constructed 10 lhe
end Of 1919 is iigsSsN Of wooden yrs-
sells. eonHt-;.rtod az under construction
CALIFORNIA; contribution is 2N with %
total dead weight tonnage of iT700Q
Concrete ships are represented hS 49,
900 tons.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

Quick hesuits--lust nnathcr way Ci
eaying Caller Ciaselfleda."
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-08-10

Reaa &c caIIeT sslen aays . weel.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
OF MISS WILSON
e Evening Journal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETOWN. Dec. 27.-Nianlove
Davis Wilson has issued invitations for
the marriage OF his daughter. Anna
Evans Wilson, 20 Roger Williams, son
OF Mrs. John Jay Willsms, Of st.
Augustine, Cecil county, Nd. The cere-
mOny will take place on January 6, at
high noon, IN ST. Anne's p. + Church.
After April the couple will be at home
at Broad Oaks, near Galena, Kent
county, Md.
The program committee Of the New
Century Club has arranged this calen-
dar FOR the winter meetings:
January 6-Executiye board meeting
business meeting. music.
January i3-Address by Or. Joseph il.
Odell.
Evening meeting, s o'clock.
January 2O-Mrs Francis B. Watkins,
chairman, 10 be announced.
January 21-Mrs. Lester NJ. Naylor,
chairman, address by Mn. Henry Ridge
ley, The Responsibilities OF Women,
Yesterday and Today"
February 3-Executive meeting, music.
Mrs. Julian Cleayer, chairman.
February 0-Entertainment by The
Curtain" open evening meeting, 7.Ao
o'clock. Miss Leone Beaston. chairman.
February iT-"Conservation,' Mrs.
Harris B. Mcdowell, chairman.
February 2l-Miss Helen +. Brady,
chairman. Reciprocity Day with Smyr-
na, social tea.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
CITY AND STATE UNIONS

threshold not only without fear but
with a Joyous cry.
In this coming New Year tho old
world II entering upon a new era. All
churches are planning a great advance.
The lnterchurch World Movement bids
US open our eyes for a grear vuslon and
press forward toward great service.
Two especial calls are made upon all
Christians. The first Is for genuine,
upright. moral advance. not only per-
sonal, but general. We must make
the world better. and beat down the
evils which have kept II from progress
Ing. The second Is a great missionary
effort 10 preach the Gospel everywhere.
so that no portion OF the earth shall DO
without the knowledge Of Jesus Christ.
Let each one OF US press forward to-
ward these goals
G. Z. Watch Night servicei Central
Church; don't fall 10 be present at this
very important service, and Rsk God's
forgiveness for past mistakes and His
guidance FOR the coming year. Don't
miss this hour Of fellowship
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
REV. D0UGHERTY AT
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

The Rev. James Dougheriy, assistant
pastor Of West Presbyterian Church,
will preach at the morning and evening
services in First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. At 1880 o'clock the sermon
subject will be, "Ths Fight Ahead"
In the evening at 80 O'Clock. the
theme viii be, Extending the Helping
Hand"
sunday school win meet az 70 o'ciack.
The Christian ,indesy0- will be led by
Miss Clara Wnaiar; topic, New life
Currents IN China"
The musical numbers FOR the day will
be parts Of Gelbels "Ia,arnltlon," /"
which viii be repeated by request.
Monday evening, a. s o'clock the
meeting Of the Womcns Missionary Su-
ciety VIII be Ield The devotions will
De IN charge Of Miss ProchnOw. After
Inc meeting, tIo executive committee
VIII hold a Christmas party and social
hour In the beginners Room. This
VIII be the "best ever" party, thus a
large attendance Is desired
Wednesday. 8 o'clock, preparatory
service will be held.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
BIG BETHEL.

AZ Big Bethel. the ltov. II Y. Arne!t
pastor, makes IN. following lanounce-
ments: sunday, 1890 o'clock. sermon
by the pastor, "Glrd Your Lolns;' i2 30
O'Clock, sunday class meetings; 2J0
O'Clock, Sunday school; 7.i3 o'clock,
Allen Z. Z. League; 5 o'clock Sundy
School Christmas prOgrap. Address
by Prof. c.. II. Johnson, of Wilbclforce
University, the director Of the Mems
Forward Movement"
Monday night: Omcial board and
ushers' meeting.
Tuesday night, class meeting.
Wednesday nieht, 40 o'clock, the
Watch Night services will he conducted
by the Rev. A. a. W. Hill, the Noted
evangelist from Louisville. Ky, who
will begin a two-weeks revival meeting.
Thursday night: Bishop I. y. Ross,
d. D., OF Washington, y. &. viii deliver
the Emancipation Cel ,hraiiIn Cr9tioa,
under the auspices Of lie Bethel FER
Centenary Clug. composed OF HIM. Maui
dain, Edgar Starlin, Charles p. Minus,
W. II. Smith, Dawson Chester, A. TIL
lison, Levi Loper, .lasci.1 Taylor and
others. All city lodges afe invited 10
attend as individuals Bishop Ross IS
Mason, odd Fellow, -. Luke and an
Elk.
Fridly night ihs Winter Rnvival VIII
begin with a prayer meeting.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
WHAT'S IN A NAINE?"
BY Mildred Marshall
Facts About Your Name It's History Its Meaning Whence
1t Was Derived; Its Significance; Your
Lucky Day and Lucky Jewel
By Mildred MARSHALL

chronicles here name there is no record
OF her activities or explanation con
cernlng the reason Tor her carefully
preserved memory.
Tho name suffered a temporary
eclipse In England In the early 18th
century, but was revived In an 0rna-
mental fashion by Miss Burney's
"Evelins." Since then It's vogue has
been unquestlonable, but u would be
dlfiicult 10 say what affected Influence
brought about The change in spelling TO
Evelyn. Etymoloslsls insist that II
should only be spelled with " II Il
Is meant 10 Initiate the old French form
OF the Latin avellana, meaning hazel
Evellne Is really a mans name and few
women have used that form. preferrlne
rather 20 employ Evellna or Evelyn.
Cats eye Is Evolyn's Jewel. It's mys-
terlous translucent depths shot with
green Indicates a ylgllant charm against
evil spirits and promises rs wearer I'M
munliy from all harm. ThursoH, N nel
lucky day and 9 her lucky number,
Copyright, 1919. by the Wheeler Syn
dlcate, Ins.)
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
OLD HARLAN BOAT
STILL in SERVICE
Carried In Parts Around
Cape Horn to San Fran
cisco 81 Years Ago
is LARGEST FERRY
ANYWHERE IN WORLD

Built IN 1883, nearly thirty-scven
years ago. at the old Harlan & lIol-
llngsworih shlpyard, now the Harlan
plant OF the Bethlehem shlpbulldng
Corporation. Ltd. the ferryboat Contra
Costa stlll plies regularly on san Fran
cisco Bay, on the Pacific Coast. accord
ing TO the current issue OF the Della
ware State Magazine.
The Contra Costa never was launched
but was shipped from the yards here
In parts on board one Of the first steel
sailing vessels constructed IN this c1un-
try. The latter was n big, square
rlgged four-naster. constructed IN
Maine. and came down the Atlantic
coast 20 the once famous Roach Ship
yard. at Chester, Pa There she took on
board thlrty-seven locomotives. Com
lne on down the Delaware 10 the Chrl-
liana, the Contra Costa was put aboard
Then the staunch craft proceeded all
the way around Cape Horn. the tip OF
South America, and up the Pacific Coast
70 San Francisco. AT that date the
Panama Canal was only as yet a dream
like the completed Wilmington har-
Dor project Is today.
When built the Contra Costa was
known as the Klamo This name later
was changed 10 the Tacoma and finally
% the Contra Costa. She Is even today
The largest ferryboat In the world. Her
gross tonnage Is $500; her length over
ali Is i33i feet-more than an averase
Wilmington city bl0ck-her deck length
Is 420 feet. her width overall ii6 feet,
her deck width &C. feet and her depth
20 feet Tn fegryboat is Of the wood
en- type. with steel superstruclure. and
Is driven by side wheels she Is built
IN the shape OF an elllpsoid, and car
rles four railway tracks, which will
convey approximately thirty railway
coaches at time.
The Contra Costa operates between
Benlcia and Port Costa situated on the
Straits Of Carquenez. which composes
ard adiolns san Pablo bay with Sui
sun Bay. san Pablo bay Is merely the
upper waters Of San Francisco bay
proper. There the giant ferry serves as
a transportation agent for trains oper-
atlng between Oakland and way points
to Portland, Oregon; also 10 Sacra-
mento and way points. The trains are
ferried across tie straits TO Oakland via
Port Costa, Richmond and Berkeley,
and landed at the Oakland Mole, their
final destination.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
AZ MI. SALEM

Christmas Will again predominant in
the services Of tomorrow at Mt. Salem
Methodist Episcopal Church, Nineteenth
and Mt. Salem Lane, the Rev. Leonard
White, pastor The Sunday School at
VT. Salem Will meet at 9i5 O'Clock. The
morning preaching service will be held
at II O'Clock, the pastor preaching
on the theme, God So Loved That He
Gave" The choir has prepared some
new Christmas anthems ana will sing
them at this service. The Sunday
school OF Riddles Chapel win meet at
, 80 o'clock. The Epworth League will
hold It's Sunday evening service at 6 as
o'clock. The evening preaching service
will begin at 40 O'Clock, the pastor
preaching the sermon that illness pre-
vented him from delivering last sun
day on the subject. "The Quest for
God" An interesting program Is be-
ing prepared for Watch night, We'd
nesday the 3ist.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
OPEN HOUSE AT "Y"
ON NEW YEARS DAY

The New Years program committee
Of the local Y. NJ. C A. has finished its
labors and the following events are
scheduled to take place there on the
FIRST day OF the year:
Boys Department-9.3o a. m, depart
ment open; 10 a. m. gymnasium exhi-
bltion; . 20 6 p. m. boys depart
ment open for inspection; 3 p. M,
game tournaments
Mems Depa tment-2 TO 10 p. m, lob
hv reception orchesira; TO and 20
10 p m., refreshments; 20 3 p. m,
gymnasium wrestling exhibition, In
dian club swinging and tumbling; vol
ley ball, Professional Men Us Business
Men; TO 10 p. m, exhibits, second
floor; 10 20 p. m, educational depart
ment open for Inspection; 2 10 20 p. m,
bowling alleys open 10 public; p. m,
basketball.
The Y. NJ. C. a. has open house 10 the
people OF Wilmington every year, and
this years program promises 10 be
more enjoyable and entertaining than
ever before.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
EVELYN.


Like so many feminine names, Evelyn
comes from Aoiffe. whose more mod
ern equivalent was Eva. In early times.
Aeyin or Evln was occasionally foun1
In the House OF Kennedy but Eyeleen
Is by far a.. most common form OF
both names In Ireland.
Ayellne or Eyeline made their appear
ance among the Normans long before
The marriage OF the Earl OF Pembroke.
Ayellne was The name Of the sister 10
Gunnar, The great grandmother OF VIII
liam the Conqueror. and Aveline or
Evellne was so fayorlle Norman name
that it well suits The Lady OF the Garde
D0uloureuse In the B-trothed.
Ayellna de Longo Campo. as the
name Is Laiinized In old chronicles.
married The last Earl Of Lancaster and
her daughter, the helress Ayellna or
Eyellne, brought 10 her husband and
his sons by subsequent marriage. the
great county Of Lancaster, thus estab-
fishing The widespread power OF the
Red Rose. An Eyellne Elstove lived In
1850, but though history faithfully
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
COGEuaN SERVICES

40 Goodman NJ Z. Church, corner OF
Fourteenth and dupont streets, the pas
tor will preach at the morning service
iO.45 o'clock. on the theme. The New
Highway" Glass me ting. led by Clyde
Carver. will be held at $50 O'Clock.
Sunday school at 2i5 O'Clock; Ep-
worth League at 6i5 o'clock, led by Mr.
Armstrong.
The evening service will be evangel-
istic. in charge Of the pastor.
The annual Christmas entertainment
VIII be held on Monday evening OF
next week.
On Wednesday evening Will be held
the annual watch night service begin
ming at 1890 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
MI 10y.

Mt. Joy Church. the Rev. J. W. Bond
pastor, viii have the following pro-
gram for Sunday: $50 o'clock, class
meeting; 1880 o'clock. sermon by the
pastor. Subject: "David's Lapse OF
Faith" The choir VIII sing a special
musical program; 23O o'clock, Sunday
school. Mrs. Julia Fisher, superinten-
dent; 7.30 O'Clock, the Christmas pro-
gram will be given by the Sunday
school; Monday night, board meeting
Tuesday night, the ushers will give an
entertainment interspersed with adj
dresses and music. and closing with
guessing the contents OF a Christmas
tree
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
RICHARDSON PARK.

Services Will be held at Richardson
Park NJ. z. Church as follows: 1890
o'clock. sermon by the Rev. Z. C. Pret-
lyman, representing the Anii-saloon
League; IL o'clock. sunday school: 100
o'clock, the primary and beginners de-
parlments OF the sunday school Will
giye a Christmas entertainment Mon
day at I3O o'clock the school viii give
a Christmas canlaia entitled "sanla's
Plum Pudding; Wednesday. watch
night service. with sermon by the Rev.
G. w Clark; Friday. 7.3O O'Clock. Sun.
day school treat.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
MAnEIEY SERVICES

Al Madelev ". D. Church tomorrow
John II. Ford will lead his class, at
9.3O O'Clock. At 1890 o'clock the pas
tor will preach; subject, High Re
solves" The sunday School will meet
at 2i5 o'clock, with r. G.. Conner, the
superintendent. in charge.
At Gas o'clock there Will be a devo-
tional service OF the Epworth League.
The subject Of Mr.. Broadway, at 730
o'clock. will be Again" Watch night
service al 1890 o'clock, wednesday
evening. will be the beginning Of a
tWo-weeks revival effort.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
CALNARY EPISCOPAL.

Calvary Episcopal Church. Third and
Washington streets, the Rev Edmund
n. Stevens, rector, on the sunday after
Christmas and Feast Of the Holy limo
cents, will hold the following services
go o'clock, Sunday School; 10 4j
o'clock, Holy Eucharist and sermon
subject. God So Loved The World" I;
repetition OF the Christmas music by
the full vested choir, assisted by Ar
thur Heinel; Marshall Oliver and Miss
lane Van SAINT, soloists; o'clock,
Victory Guild: 7i5 O'Clock, sunday
School pageant and Chlldrens Christ
mas tree festival.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
EPWORTH PROGRAM.

At Epworih NJ r. Church. Tenth and
Lombard streets. the Rev. T. r Beau
champ. pastor. the services tomorrow
VIII beg>n with class meeting at 9.30
O'Clock. George w. Booker. leade~. At
1890 o'clock. the pastor will preach
from the subject: "The Forward Look. "
At , o'clock, there will be a session OF
the sunday school, w. L. Overdeer. su-
perlntendent. The Epworih League
service will be held at 30 o'clock, fol-
lowed by the sermon at 730 o'clock.
Subject: wishing or Willing?"
The Christmas music viii be repeated
at the evening service.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.

81. Stephens Lutheran Church, Tat
nall street, near seventh, the Rev,
Frederic Doerr. pastor. VIII hold a io30
o'clock morning service. Subject; "a
Timely Reminder; 2i5 o'clock. sunday
school; 730 o'clock. Sunday school
Christmas celebration; Christmas music.
There viii be service the last night Of
the civil year, at a O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
MUSICAL PROGRAM
FEATURE AT UNION

At Union NJ. q Church. The Rex
Harvey Winfield Ewing, ID. D.. minis
ter, there Will be class meeting at 900
o'clock ard morning worship at i03o
o'clock; sermon subject, pilgrims OF
the Infinite"
Sunday School at o'clock; Epworth
League al 6.30 O'Clock; evening .wor-
ship at 100 o'clock.
Musical service--Anthem, Sing. o
Heavens" stults; solo, "Thc Birthday
OF a King" Mrs. Downing; anthem.
"Of the Fathers Love Begottcn," Dale;
quartet, "The Babe OF Bethlehem"
Miles; anthem. "The Song OF the An
gels" Morrison: organ numbers, Even
Song" Grleg: Gloria In Excelsis,"
Mozart; sermon, 80 lie Made II
Again"
Evening journal., 1919-12-27
Mt. ENON BAPTIST.

At MI. Enon Baptist Church, the Rev.
4. G.. scott, pastor will preach at 1870
o'clock; 1890 O'Clock, Bible School; !
o'clock. B. Y. p. L: meeting, and at 7.3O
o'clock, Christmas music and recitstlons
by the Sunday school and Young Peo-
pies Union. under the direction Of Mrs
Emma Z. Ransome On Friday evening
~ next week. there will be Christmas
tree and gifts for the Children, and on
Wednesday evening, matchmaking and
sermon by the pastor.