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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17

The United Fruit OOmpany's
liner Psstores, which WITH carry
President-elect Harding and party
from the Canal Zone. and Captain
Glenn at the wheel. The ship u
one Of the most beautiful OF ocean
going vessels and Is white IN color.
az are the rest that are used by the
company. After viewing the Pan
anna Canal the President elect and
Mrs Harding will go on board the
Pastores and start northward
without leaving the protecting
folds of the American Gag. The
PastOres will omit Havana on her
north bound uip. and Captsin
Glenn nas been ordered to bring
SIR. and Mrs. Harding to Norfolk.
Va. because Mr.. Harding h 70 ap-
pear at the Elks' convention az
Bedford. Va. In the last days OF
the month. After leaving Mr. and
Mrs. Harding the PastOres will
continue on her voyage to New
YORK
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17

Try NEWS-TIIES Bant Ids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17

session Of parliament and now made
effective BY DEGREES.
A separate monument. OF a de-
sign not yet adopted will be put al
the head OF each grave and the care
or the military grounds will he de-
volve upon the government in per
petuity
Sanitation and lack OF transporta-
ton has delayed the assembling Of
the bodies but II has been decided
that by careful planning the work
may now he done without danger TO
health or 10 industry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17
OLIVER

Indications point 10 a capacity
house for Grace LaRue and Hale
Hamilton when they appear at the
oliver theater Thursday evening in
Dear Me" which was successfully
launched in this city last season.
Dear Me- is a clever little comedy
and furnishes most delightful en-
tertainment. John Golden, who
gave US that splendid company in
Three Wise Fools last Friday and
saturday, is also responsible tor
Dear Me"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17
To Re-Btry 100000
French Soldier Dead

PARIS, Nov. 16-France's 1000
900 war-dead are soon 10 be trans
ferred TO permanent military Gene
teries or re-interred in private bury
ing grounds. at the option Of rela-
tives.
II may be many months before
the work is even well under way but
the start is 20 be made soon, under
authority Of laws passed at the last
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17
CASTLE

Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle's first
appearance in ffve-reel film has
been among the most notable events
OF the year in the motion picture
world. Fatty has deserted the two
reel pie singing Alters and has
taken his comedy into the full length
field. His first show is "The Round
Up" a perturbation OF the famous
Old stage success. Fatty is the in
tensely human and funny Sheriff
Slim Hoover while Tom Forman.
pretty Mabel Julienne Scott and IT.
wing Cummings appear in the cast.
The Round Up" will be shown at
the Castle tomorrow. Today is the
last showing OF The New York
Idea the beautiful style show plus
plot starring Alice Brady.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17

face is that of a man of culture
and character, and his clothes even
70 the delicacy Of the linen show an
unexpected refinement"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17
THEATERS
OLIVER.

Constance Talmadge, one Of the
most popular condolences on the
screen, VIII come TO the oliver the
atcr Sunday for a four days run in
her latest production entitled Good
Reference" COnstanccs many ad-
mirers may prepare 70 have some
more good laughs at her expense.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
THE TJNRUI.Y MEMBER
PASTORS SUBJECT

Tho services tomorrow at the Dela-
ware Avenue Baptist Church, Dela,
,.are avenue and West street, VIII
he in charge Of the pastor the He'yy;
Ioseph Y. Irwin, S. s. D. VINO WIN
fate for the subject Of the sermon
AZ IN 3n o'clock, "Christs Remedy TOT
Toneliness." The Sunday School VIII
,..sf N . D'cinrt lP~l- fIn ln' ".
meeting al 6.i5 o'clock. leader, Alfred
p. Hope. topic. Good Work. Finding
The evening service will begin at
: 3O o'clock with a song service. inc
raslor will iaF MS .he .nh,rct 9I ul1
sermon. 1.-THE Unruly Member.
The Board Of Directors VIII meet
Monday evening at o'clock.
The weekly prayer meeting on
"Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock. The
church has been INcently renovated
and the services VII DE htld ~ -he
mein audit orium on SUNDAY.
The musical program for sunday IS
Morning-Organ Prelude, Melody. -
Bohn: Solo Selected. Mrs. Clara kenly;
Anthem. always With Us, ,'-Hismer
organ postlude, tlude'-Salome
Evening-Organ Prelude, "lntermez-
20 in E"-MaiOr; Anthem, lie Lead
etb Me"-Allen; Anthem. Holy Ari
Thou - Handel: Organ Postludel
March in L."-Steane.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
REV. ELLIOT FIELD
AT FIRST CENTRAL

The Rev. Elliott Field, OF Cleveland,
ohio, former president Of Delaware
Christian Endeavor Union. will preach
tomorrow at both services az tne
First and Central Presbyterian Church,
Market Street. above Ninth. Christ
Inc moor" WI be Mr. Fields iht enc
al 1920 o'clock. At las o'clock his
sermon subject will be Gods Test
sunday School at 70 o'clock. Exien-
sive plans have been made for Rally
and Promotion Day, September 26th.
Christian Endeavor services at o.4o
O'Clock.
The musical program for the day
under the direction Of John a. Ihomsi
Jr., will be as follows:
Morning-Organ Prelude, "Preluit
10 "Deluger-Saint Saens; Quartet
praise Ie the Father"-Miss Louise
CrOwnovcr Miss Mildred Mason. Eiw
Hobbs. John ]. Hayes. Jr.-Gounod
Solo, For He shall Give His Angels
Charge over Thee" John ]. Hayes, Jr
-Jeffers; Organ Postlude-"Postlud'
in C''-Langerts.
Evening - Organ Prelude, "Sla'
Song'-Kowalski Anthem, THE Lore
Is My Rock" Miss Louise Crownover
Miss Mildred Mason, Edw. NJ. Hobbs
John ]. Hayes, Jr.-Rogersf Solo, "Hov
Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" Miss Nil
drcd Mason.-Liddle; organ POstlude
"postlude In D"-Wely.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
WINTER SCHEDULE
AT SILVERBROOK

The winter schedule OF services
viii 90 into effect tomorrow al Sill
verbrook Methodist Episcopal Church
opposite Union Park Gardens. Tho
pastor, the Rev. Elwood W. Jones.
will preach both morning and evening
AZ the morning service. at 1910
o'clock, his sermon subject will be
Tho QUERY % q Hungry Heart.
sunday school Will meet at A.
O'Clock. The orchestra, directed by
Miss COnnell, viii play number of
selec. ion~ during the session The
Mems Bible Class. with George w
Rcdwell as president. viii resume It's
meetings and the pastor Will teach
ne lesson. The men of this class are
arranging a pleasing social affair Tor
anniversary week. October 40. The
evening service will begin at 73(
o'clock. The service will begin with
organ selections by Miss Connolly
| followed by congregational sons
service. The pastors sermon In thl
evening will be entitled 9TH,
Heavenly Fathers Devotion 10 Hi'
/ Children" Week night services vii
consist OF class meeting Tuesday al
] g o'clock, and the midweek class anC
J prayer service "Wednesday at
o'clock
At THE close Of the class service
Tuesday night members OF the Ep
worth League will meet 20 elect oni
] GERS
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
TRUEGREATNESS,
SERMON THEME
Rev. w. E. Habbart to
Preach at Harrison Street
M. E. Church Tomorrow
MRS. HIGHFIELD AND
MISS BALL TO SING

The order OF service at Harrison
Street NJ z. Church. Seventh and
Harrison streets, the Rev. William 2.
Habbart, pastor, tomorrow, will be
as follows:
$50 o'clock, class meeting; George
B. Crossan, leader; 1890 O'Clock.
preaching service Prelude, Lar
ghetto" Schumann; anthem, Lord
God. We Worship Thee" Roberts
offertOry solo, Teach Me To DO Thy
Will" Bbille. Miss Edith Lummis
sermon by pastor, subject, Human
Conception Of Divine Attributes; -
p0stlude. professional March" Kin
der; 1915 o'clock. Sunday School
II. Elmer Perry, superintendent; tenn
perance program; speaker. Miss
Agnes Slack. mems Bible class also
meels at this time; $50 o'clock
Senior Epworth League prayer meet
ing: topic, Institute Echoes" Speak
ers. Miss Gladys Blackburn, Miss Ann
Simpkins and /. T. Mills.
7.30 o'clock, preaching service; SOM
service after Mrs Barlow gives
short organ recital. The program vii
be as follows: ia) "AdagiO ReligiOsO,
Mendelssohn: fb) March. ." Wright
son; (cl Evening Song" Seiss; an
them. Beautiful Home over T5ere,'
Edwards; duet by Mrs. W. g. High
field and Miss Edna Ball. Sermon b,
The pastor: subject, True Great
ness; postlude. ALA Marcia Foy
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
DOUBLE QUARTET
AT WESTMINSTER

Al ih usual services of Wcsimin-
sler Presbyterian Church. ponnsylva-
mia avenue and BrOOme street, will be
resumed tomorrow The double qu0r-
let. ulder The direction Of r. W.
Wyatt. will sing and the Rev. G :.
Hoffman. the minister OF The Church
in Korea, will preach at the morning
and Nesper services.
At The morning service The anthem
will be who So Dwelleth.' by Mar
tin. Mrs. Martin Lewis singing the
solo part The offertory is Lift Thine
Eyes" Mendelssohn's Elijah. sung by
Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. w G. Pryor ald Miss
Jean McCaughn The soloists a. the
: O'Clock Vesper service will be: Mrs.
Sachs. Mrs Pryor. Mr.. Ayers and Mr..
Wyatt. They will sing II Lay My
Sins on Jesus" by Hawley, and "Ihe
Wilderness" by GOff
The evening chapel service viii be
! led nv Mr. 4. Blackburn. T.. 4. Bliss
and + p Re.derer Will make address
os. The subject of the meeting i;
Finding and Doing Work in Oui
I Church"
I The Graded Sunday S,hool will meet
nj noon H. the FIRST session after the
summer vacation.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
GREAT HEART WILL
BE SERMON SUBJECT

Daring the Impossible" Will be
the theme Of the Rev. Carlisle l..
Hubbard's sermon, at ST. Paurs NJ. Z.
Church morrow morning. In the
evening he will preach from the sub
iect, Great Heart" The sermon TO
the Junior Church. by the associate
pastor, the Rev. Raymond W. Cooke,
at the 1890 service. will be on the
topic. Traps"
There viii be special musical NUM-
hers at all services. In the morning
the choir will sing as an anthem,
Come Thou Almighty King" Ed
wards. The OffertOry will be an alto
and baritone duet, In Summorland. "
Fithian. by Mrs. El,anor a.. kemery
and Wilmer s. Boldly. The anthem for
the evening will be Il Was Glad They
said Unto Me-" Brown. and the Offer
tory, let Him In Edwards. by
Miss Clara SprOul. Mrs. Eleanor e..
Kemery. Messrs. Wilmer :. Boldly and
Chas. r. Edwards.
The organ numbers by The church
organlst. Miss Sarah Hudson White.
will be: Morning prelude In F.
Shackley: "Supplicatlon.' Frysinser,
"Rccessional." Harker Evening Ro-
nance in c." Mason; "Onerloire In
h." Batiste: "Where Dusk Gathers
Deep" siebbins. and "Postlude in c.
sunday School will conveDe at 4.
o'clock noon. THE scNices or Tho
day start az $50 o'clock. with class
meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
Special Sermons and Music TO Be Heard City Churches Again 7omono
RALLY DAY THEME
AT UNION CHURCH

Union Methodist Episcopal Church.
Fifth and Washington streets. the
Rev. Harvey Winfield Ewing, l. D..
Minister will observe the following
services tomorrow: Class meeting al
$50 o'clock r. W. Dunlap. leader
public worship al 1890 a. M; rally
Day services, sermon, subject "The
Ideal Church" SUNDAY School ef ,
p NJ, w. l.. Bicking. superintendent
kpworth League Rally az 730. sub
iect, stirring up the Gift:" Music
Tor The Day. Posilude, Festival by
Lemare; anthem, Come 10 my Heart
Lord Jesus. Malcott: Quarlelte. Pond.
er my Words. Bcrwald: oflcrtory
! Bcrcuse, Rod; Posilude. Pilgrim.
/ Chorus, Wagner; anthem. Softly now
The Light or Day. Fcarls; solo. {
/ Eyes That are Weary, Brackett. Mrs
Downing. onertory, AZ Eventlde
Kinder; pOsllude. Largo, Handel
organ recital at 7i5 p. m, by Mis-
| Bessie Johnson.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
MIR. BENSON TO SING
AT SECOND BAPTIST

At second Baptist Church, Ninth
grd F.araIa SIRE Is. tomorrow, lue
ri,ir.t win hs supplied a 1920 and Z 40
o'clock by .he Rev John Gordon d; d.,
of Philadelphia Or Gordon Is dean
~ the in-o,oc cal department Of lehi-
pls University and professor emeritus
Of church history. The Bible scnco9l
viii meet at noon The senior q. =.
society viii mees at 6A5 o'clock IN
me chan. srn'rf Good Work :
Finding Il. Doing t." o.,
The musical program will be as io,,-
lows Morning organ prelude, Ol-
feriory.r Bit quartet. 'our teintse
ana Strength Viii ams: SOLO. iHt
plains Of Peace" ]. oliver Brison; or
gan postlude, March in 6, Lemare.
Fven en'ne-Orga prelude han,l c.
in D." Smart; quartet Babylon,
Watson. duet ~ Evcn. de-. 80 II,
Mrs. Julia Baynard Clark. Miss VII
/ oliver Brison, executive director
Cor the Community Service sang
tenor solo in Second Baptist Churcn
iasi sunday which was highly appre-
clated Mr.. 8rison will sing asaln I'M.
SUNDAY. "The Plains Of Peace Ds
pa-nard.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
COMMUNION At
HANOVERCHURCH
Solemn Service to Be Held
at Morning Hour
Tomorrow
PASTOR TO PREACH
IN THE EVENING

Tomorrow will be Communion Sun
day in Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Eighteenth street and Boulevard, the
Rev. Charles II. Bohner. pastor. The
service will be held at the morning
hour OF worship and as IL will Ne the
FIRST communion after the summer
months, a large number OF the mem
bers OF the church are expected to at
tend. The pastors sacramental medi-
tation will be brief.
The evening service will be as
usual. Mr.. Bonner, preaching on the
subject. Listening TO the Voices OF
Nature" A program OF gospel anu
song and special numbers Dy lhe
church quartet. will be added tea-
lures. 4 special invitation TO thlss
service is extended TO residents OF
Washington Heights, who nave no
church home. 49,. -,
Miss Bertha Harlan. a member oil
Hanover Church, who recehll! re-
turned from China. will ven or hfl
trim il an illustrated Lecture tu
be given in the prayer mee6llnS ,oon, roodl
on Wednesday evening 1v,iil,-',,
20 4 special offerings will be taken
The annual meeting Of the West
minister Club will be held on int
evening of October .. This VIII also
be the FIRST fall meeting OF the clen
a most delightful social program loi
the year is being planned. , g.
The weekly prayer service VII ny
resumed on the first Wednesu'.
evening in October.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
MR.. WHITE WILL
PREACH ON PRAYER

The winter schedule Of services
will go into afect tomorrow at Nj.
Salem NJ p. Church. Nineteenth and
Mt. salem Lane. Rev. Leonard White.
pastor The sundey school will meet
as 9.i5 o'clock. The preaching SER
vice ia charge OF the pastor will be
Gin az a O'Clock. The sermon subject
will be "Chrisi-ihe Ultimate Author
ity." The sunday school az Riddles
Memorial Chapel will meet al 230
O'Clock. The Epworih League will
hold its first service at Gas O'Clock
The evening preaching service will
begin az 7.3O O'clock The pastor viii
preach. the theme being Prayer
It's Privilege and Power This vii
be .he flrst OF a series OF sermons o..
This subject
Tho monthly meeting of the Ep
worth League will be held on Tues
day evening In the sunday Schoo
room. The mid-week prayer servic
! Will be held on Wednesday evening a
s o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
in THE STORMS
MIR. WELLS THEME

Services tomorrow at Wesley NJ. F..
Church will begin at $50 with The
classmeeting led by the pastor, fol-
lowed by the preaching services at
which time the pastor. the Rev. q.
NJ Wells, will preach on, In the
storms" This service will be fol-
lowed by the Sunday School session
at i2.iJ o'clock with Millard Shep-
pard in charge. The evening ser
vices will begin at 7.30 o'clock and
the pastor will preach on "The Wheat
and the Lares." Monday evening at
g o'clock the Day Star Bible Glass
Will hold a business meeting In the
classroom Of the church. The prayer
meeting will be held Wednesday eve
ming al 8 o'clock. This will be known
as Young Peoples night and after the
prayermeeting a business meeting Of
the EpwOrth League will be held
which all interested in the league are
urged 10 attend.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
KNCSWOOD M Y. CHURCH.

"The Christians Hope viii be the
theme at the morling services in
kingswood NJ +. Church tomorrow.
The Rev. George W. Bounds will have
charge The order Of services will be
as follows:
> o'clock. regular session Of the
Bible school, m charge Of s. II. Pip
pin, superintendent; 6A5 O'Clock, Bp-
worth League service: George a.
White. president; 730 o'clock, SER
ron by the pastor; subject, IT a
Man Die, Shall lie Live Again2" This
will be the FIRST OF a series Of even
ing. sermons on the general therle,
"Glimpses Beyond the vale OF
Shadows"
Monday evening. 7.39 O'Clock, church
class. The Ladies' Mite Society meet
ing at Mrs. Smarts residence, 626 p
Eleventh street. on Tuesday evening
Wednesday evening. prayer meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
BIG BETHEL CHURCH.

Tomorrow Will be known as Educa-
when the Rev. NJ. +. Sydes, OF Provi-
dcnce. r.. l., will preach at the morn
ing services. The days services Will
begin with Sunday school at 9.4J
o'clock. The other services will be
as follows:
1890 p. M, Sunday school meeting I:
3 p. M. Or. Arnott and a quintette of
singers VIII pay a second visit TO
Greenbank workhouse. where an acl.
dress VIII be delivered and selections
sung for the encouragement and up
lift OF the honor system support
ers; 5 p. M, night services will be OF
special nature. the Sunday school
scholars will render a special musical
and literary program assisted by The
rcorganized choir.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
SACRAMENT At
WEST CHURCH
Pastor to Ofhciate at Solemn
Service on Sunday
Morning
SERVE TEA TO
wORSHIPPERS

West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets. calls all
members 10 parlako Of the Holy Oom-
munlon tomorrow morning at 1890
O'Clock. The Sacrament Will be ad-
minisiercd by the pastor. The Rev. u.
franklin smiley, ID. d., assisted by the
elders OF The church.
The session will meet at 40 o'clock
In the Bible school hall TO receive
any who desire 90 unite with the
church ON confession of their faith
in Christ. The newly elected mem
hcrs will be- welcomed into The fol-
loWshin OF the church at this conf
muniOn service.
Tea win be served by a committee
81 women 90 an those who desire 20
remain after This service for the
school session at 3 o'clock. There
Is no charge for This service, which is
10 be a regular feature Of the sunday
program II is especially provided
/ for the accommodation OF the people
who oOme from distance. nut any
one Is welcome 90 The service.
The Bible school meets at 2 O'Clock
Mrs. Smiley will teach the women
1 The pastor addresses tho mems clas'
which meets at the same hour IN inc
l chur'h auditorium. -,.,. g
n Joncs. leader. The topic VIII 10
/ Good Work" Tho Red and Wnl,t'
contest will resume Us activity. ~ "
evening service AZ 100 o'clock VIII r
featured By a song service. Inc hes
tor viii speak on some Modern h''
! gands" .,.t. ,,.il
Professor Clymer and his cholr WI
I nroscnt the following proslalus
, Anthems. Amazing Grace. nE a.,
irif. Mrs Woodmancv, assisted n'
ihe rhoir will sing Ncgrich's 'hock @
! Ages other numbers will be Mas
"a Ioyful Noise" Edwards; When NJ
Feet Have Wandered" by AmerIos,'
and Sholley's saviour, Wheh Nlsh
/ Involves the sky
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
PASTORS SERMON
ABIDING STRENGTH

Services Will be held as usual at
Nfccabe Memorial Methodist kpisconal
Church tomorrow. The pastor, INC
Rev. George g.. Williams viii preach
AL 1890 and 73O o'clock. In the morn
ING his subject Will be "AnldlnS
Strength" In the evening at f3u
o'clock the subject viii be "oppor-
iunity and Obligation" The SUNDAY
school In an departments VIII opei
at i2i5 o'clock. beginning. the iall an,
syinier schedule. At the morninl
service Miss Charlotte r.. Mathew
/ will sing. A cordial welcome TO al
who will come.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
DR.. HARRIS TO TALK
ON HIDDEN MAMA

Services al Goodman NJ. e. Church
Fourteenth and dupont streets to-
morrow viii be as follows-Class
meeting, $50 O'Clock followed BY the
morning worship at i0.45 o'clock
with preaching by the Rev. w. G.
Harris, on the theme. Hidden Man
ma"
sunday school at 1915 p. NJ. The
Offering viii be for the Building
Fund. Epworih League at 6.65 y.
NJ led by Roy Lyman, president OF
The League.
The pastor will preach at the eve
ming service on the theme Moses
Choice"
II. s. Lynch's class will have
charge OF the Mark Up Night, on
| Tuesday evenig.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday eve
ming at 3 o'clock. -~t
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
RALLY DAY AT
EPW0RTH M. E.

Tomorrow will he an interesting
day az Epworlh NJ r. church Tha
Rev. T. +. Beauchamp will have
charge. The services will begin ar
go o'clock with class-mecting ln
charge Of Geo ". Booker: al 1890
The pastor viii occupy the pulpit
and after a five minutes address TO
the children will deliver sermon
from the subject, Liberty that En-
slaves.
At . D. m. the Sunday School will he
serve Rally Day with an interesting
program.
luc rpworih League service will ne
hold at 6.30 O'Clock following wnich
the pastor will speak from the sub
ieci. Shepherd or irelIng-Which2
Miss HolcOmb, our dcaconcss, will
j begin her work tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
SERIES OF SERMONS
AT SWEDISH CHURCH

The first OF n series OF sermons on
"Thc Emhlems Of The Holy Spirit,
will be given at the First swedish
Bapiist Church. Vandever avenue and
Church street, tomorrow morning.
The sermons Will be delivered by the
pastor.
AT the evening service, at T3O
o'clock. the subject will be "Sirlking
For HIGHER Pay" This service will
be in Swedish.
The sunday School meets at noon
and the Young Peoples Society meets
at 7.30 o'clock,
Prayer service VIII he held on
Thursday nighl.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
ST. ANDRFW'S p. h. rHURCH

Services tomorrow at st. Andrews
p. Z. Church, Eighth and Shipley
streets, the Rev Richard w. Trapnell.
Rector the Rev. Edward H. Ford,
assistant, will be as follows:
Reconvening OF the Sunday school
at 9.i5 A. ".
Morning Prayer and Sermon, at Il
4. NJ.
Evening Prayer mo sernon) at 7.i1
p. NJ
There will be no early celebration
Of the Holy C0mmun on.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
FIRsT y. p. CHURcH.

The First United Presbyterian
Church, Third and BroOme streets.
the Rev. n. n. Calhoun. pastor. Will
hold services tomorrow as follows
Sabbath school meets at 10 O'Clock.
The morning service and sermon at n
O'Clock. The Christian EndeavOr So
ciety meets at 6i5 o'clock. The reui-
lar evening service is held at 1i5
O'Clock. The prayer service Is held
on Friday evening at s o'clock.
The Rally Day exercises OF the Sab
bath School VIII be held on the ilrst
Sunday in October The church SER
vices OF that date viii be especially
devoted TO the rally day spirit and ma
lure.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
r1nsr INIrAWAN CHuRCH

"An Essential Element Of all sue
cess will be lhc subject Of sermon
hv the Rev. ". 4 NrOOman in inc
Unitarian Church, West street above
Eirhih tomorrow morning lie Will
also give ihe first OF a series OF ten
minute Bible Read nga This series
will cover many Of iha greatest pas
sares Of the Biblical Literature. Miss
Wales Wil lead the singing. Scrv zee
ai iOi5 A. NJ Al peWs free.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
FIRST N p. CHURCH.

The Rev. Warren II. Hodges Will
preach az The morning and evening
services in the First NJ. p. Church.
seventh and Walnut streets. iomor
row. The theme at the i0i5 o'clock
servre will be 'The ParedoX Of Bur
den Bearing
In The evening the sermon subject
viii h. "The Reality Of The Unseen.
The Sunday School meets at 2i3
o'clock: Christian Endeavor meets at
730 o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
Trinity LUTnERAN CmURcn

The usual hours Tor service. eleven
and eight o'clock vii be observed TOT
service in Trinity Lutheran Church
Corner of Twcniy-ihlrd street and
CONCORD avenue. Rev Milton II. slime,
ID. d., pastor. tomorrow.
The themes fr The day are "Jesus
AS Preacher" and "a CriiIcs OF salt
and a Prophet"
sunday schol at ten o'clock and
Y. p. $. G.. =. at seven-nftccn.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
MISSION OF SONG,'
PASTORS THEME

Services tomorrow in Brandywlne
NJ. Z. Church will include: Glass
meeting at 9i5 o'clock; 1920 o'clock
sermon by the pastor, subject Co
Oper8l liOn:" an'h h.m hv Poe chnir.
Great and Marvellous" :" Hall, quartet,
selected: Sunday School will meet at
2 o'clock; Epworlh League DEVOTION
al meeting at 645 O'Clock; Special
Gamble.
At.the 7.30 o'clock song service. the
pastor Wi preach o. The Miss on OF
Song" special music by the choir.