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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30
LADY APPOINTED
As ASSISTANT TO
o, s. PROSECUTOR

!. enSacola, June 30.-Miss Lena
lnah' one Of the few lady attorneys
) florida, was today sworn in as as
"nt United States district attor-
!, !" This talented young lady was ap-
''"'ed to the position some few days
and her commission has arrived.
I '' she was formally inducted into
new position, and Judge Neeley,
- IS In charge Of the federal prose
'uors here, expressed real gratitica
~ being able to enlist the serv
!, oi the fair young assistant. She
% Immediately assigned impor
0nties which have been looked
solely In the past by Judge Nee
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30
PLATFORM TO
Be PRESENTED
Tomorrow
(By Associated Press) J

San Francisco, June 30. Meeting
IN hour earlier than usual the Demo
cratic National Convention today
swung into the business of selecting
presidential nominee, entering upon
a day of oratory and demonstration
which marks the placing OF candi-
dates in formal nomination. All the
nominating speeches were restricted
lc twenty minutes, seconding speeches
to five minutes and not more than
three in number to each candidate.
If possible all speeches will be made
today, clearing the way for the pre-
sentation of the platform tomorrow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30
HICHLANDERS
AND FEDS BROKE
EVEN YESTERDAY
Names Hurls Opener and Wins
Teams Run Wild on Paths
Tampa Tribune.)

Sanford, June 29.--The Feds and
Highlanders divided honors here this
afternoon, the Highlanders taking the
first game 4 to 2 and the Feds the
second game by the same score. Tes-
ky went in for the Feds in the first
game, pitching jam-up ball all the
way. The game being lost In the first
inning by errors. Names opposed the
new boy and won his game. In the
second Oswell hurled for the Feds and
Lang for the visitors. Both boys
heaved classy ball. Oflerman's home
run in the second inning Of the second
game bringing in Carter, started the
scoring. The first game was featured
by base stealing on both sides. Score:
First game:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30
ropArs BIRTHDAYS

RI. Rev. Charles SUM, yo-k bron
Episcopal bishop y :. W. ,..rs ago to-
4 pinckney, Mich % years
day. renresentative
IN Es,nsr Congress oi the Ninth tn hi9assoSr Wisoon
district, ,n Tpt' born in Dane county "''''-
s,n'' s,o, ss years ago today, today, p caper.
ton, U. $. NJ retired ID. O9lT Sa.r. = ago to
county. Tennessee W
day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30
|IloTTING NOT
EXPECTED MUCH
BEFORE FRIDAY
! COLBY WACED FIGHT
6lsT NIGHT FOR LIGHT
INE AND BEER PLANK ,
sNCH APPARENTLY MET
|klVQR.
INV Associated Press,

4, francisco, June SO.-Accord-
! administration chiefs, the sui
.nittee on platform has practically
,s.d on a prohibition plank which
|,.scribed as slightly moist" The
Eo,o Of Nations plank Is agreed up
aiust as Woodrow Wilson wants
tbe members said.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30

Babe" Ruth has made one or more
home runs against all the American
league teams this season, with the ex-
ception of Philadelphia. Strange as
it may seem the Yankee slugger has
not yet made a circuit clout in a
game with the tail-end Athletics.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30
STEAL
$4,000 PAY ROLL
FOR PARIS ISLAND
(By Associated Press.)

Augusta, Ca, June 3O.-The pay
Toll destined for the marine corps
training station at Paris Island, South
Carolina was stolen from an express
car on the Charleston & Western Car
oiine railroad, justt outside of Au-
gusta, early today, after robbers had
gagged and bound the express mes
senger and armed guard. Nearly sixty
thousand dollars are missing.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30
AVLONA CAPTURED
(By Associated Press.)

VIZ Eh"SUVIuteU ITebb'J
Belgrade, June 30.-It tis reported
here that Avlona has been captured
from the Italians by Albanian insur
gents who made prisoners OF the en-
tire Italian garrison. The Albanians
carried the city by storm after des-
perate fighting, it is reported.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30

So many of the Boston Braves
games at home have been postponed
on account of bad weather that a lit
tie later on the Stallings crowd will
have to stage double-headers nearly
every day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30
COOLIDGE STRESSES
need FOR LAW
OBSERVANCE
DECLARES THERE MUST BE A
RETURN OF PUBLIC OPINION
TOWARD SELF CONTROL.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, June 30.--The Repub-
lican presidential campaign will be
based on IAN appeal to restore party
government as constitutional sub
stitute for personal government
Candidate Harding announced today
after a conference with Governor
Coolidge and National Chairman
Hays. At the same time Gov. Coolidge
in an informal statement declared
there must be "a return of public
opinion toward self-control by the
people toward a great and over-mas-
tering desire to observe the law"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30
MARINES RESTORE
ORDER in HAITI
AFTER KILLING
BANDIT LEADERS
(By Associated Press. }

Kingston, Jamacia, June 30.--Ban-
dts have raided Port Au Prince, the
Haitian capital, according to passen'
gers arriving here. Several buildings
were fred by the attacking party, but
United States marines restored order
after killing the leaders.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30

The Little Rock club caused pret.
ty mess in the Southern league when
1t signed Pitchers Seaton and Smith,
who had been let out by the San
Francisco club for alleged gambling
on bali games.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30

service. The school teachers, most of
whom are men, will no taverage for
the primary grades more than $50
pounds annually The women teach.
ers have been fighting a losing battle
for equal pay.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY

Attorney General Palmer announo, ',aIus
ed the department Of Justice ,.ss,.s wotaa tse
sl,UlVr emu ,,,nss hut suspend law as to en- =
sarnement ,,sn' Of .. IS per cent beer
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30

Chances are the Washington team
would now be fighting at the top Of
the American league list had Pitch
ers Johnson, Shaw and Erickson been
able to regain their real twirling
form.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30
SIZING UP THE SITUATION
HOW IT HAPPENED

At Daytona 8, Tampa 8.
AT Sanford pa, Lakeland "A.
At st. Petersburg 8, Orlando 0.
At Barlow 3, Bradentown ..
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30

Tesky s. Sacrifice hits, Dean. Stolen
bases, Palmer 2, Gainey, Lamb, Dean,
Burke, Carter, Stewart. Wild pitch.
Tesky 3. Batter hit, Barksdale. Dou-
BILE plays, Tesky to Alderman. Time
of game, 1:55. Umpire, johnson and
Schweitering.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30

Count julius Andrassy, celebrated
Hungarian statesman and patriot,
born go years ago today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30

Summary-Errors, Connell. Left
on bases, Lakeland 5, Sanford z. Two
base hits, Carter. Three base hits,
Palmer. Home run, oilerman. Base
on balls, of Lang 4, Boswell 2. Struck
out, by Lang 3, Boswell 8. Sacrifice
hits, Barksdale, Connell Q. Etolen
bases, Stewart, Lamb. Time of game,
1:20. Umpires, Johnson and Schweil-
ering.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-06-30

Summary-Errors, Dean, Barks-
dale, Inman Q. Left on bases, Lake
land 5, Sanford T.. Two base hits,
Oilerman. Base on balls, off Names
3. Tesky 3. Struck out, by Names I,
Evening journal., 1920-02-07
SPECIAL SERVICES
FOR BOY SCOUTS

The services tomorrow morning snC
evening 40 the Delaware Avenue Bap-
list Church will be In charge OF thC
pastor. the Rev Joseph Y. Irwin. 5. T
D.. who will take for the subject oi
the sermon, at 1890 o'clock, "Somethins
That We Need The Sunday echoo
Will meet at O'Clock. Christian En-
deavor meeting at Gas o'clock.
The evening service, at 7.30 o'clock
will be special for the Boy Scouts. The
pastor will take as his subject, "A
Boys Inspiration in the Study OF o
Great Man"
The Mems League viii meet on Mon
day evening, at o'clock The Rev. Mel
vim B Wrsht Will relate his expert
ences In France as a Y. VI. c. A. secrc-
tary.
Prayer and praise service on Wednes-
day evening. at O'Clock.
The special musical program for sun
day follows: Morning organ prelude,
prelude" beethoven; anthem, THE
Lord Reienrth," Williams: solo. "Niy
God, My Father, While / Stray" Mails
ton, by Mrs. r O'Blenis; organ post
lude. "Postlude." Merkel. Evening. or
gan prelude, prelude" Lemmens; an
them, praise Ye jehovah" Edwards
anthem. ~ VIII Sing Of the Mercies OF
the Lord" Roberts; organ postlude,
March" Vincent
Evening journal., 1920-02-07
MISS SWARTz TO
SPEAK AT GRACE
Will Tell of Work oil
Woman's Home Mission
ary Society
MUSIC BY CHOIR OF
THlRTY-TWO VOICES

At the morning service at Grace NJ
z. Church tomorrow, Miss Cartes X
Swartz, field secretary OF the womanis
Home Missionary Society, VIII speak
Miss Swartz Is an interesting speaker
and because OF her experience in her
work viii bring a message which no
one would desire to miss. In the eve
ming the choir VIII render "Tho Holy
City" Gaul. Grace choir is composed
Of thirty-two voices, six aololsts. and
the rendition OF this well-known and
well-llked oratorio Is an event In which
all music lovers Will delight.
The morning music includes. Organ
prelude, Grand Choeur, In A. Dubois
anthem, "The Strain Upraise; offertory.
bass solo; Mr.. Atchlson. "Out OF the
Deep" Marks; organ postlude. "Fanta-
sla in d." Major Polleri. The evening
numbers Will be: 7i5 10 7.5O O'Clock,
organ recital; choral, "Prelude ist Suite
Gothique," Boellman; "Kammenoi Os-
trow," Rubensteln; "Berceuse," Kinder
oratorlo, "The Holy City" Gaul; organ
postlude, "Mnrche Angelique," Grison.
At the Epworth League service Miss
Nellie Lawton will conduct the third
lesson on China, the topic being, Pre-
ventlon Rather Than Cure" Miss Sarah
Stern VIII be the sololst.
The Grace Cleaners will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Norris Whitell, Monday
at o'clock. Mrs. J. w. r. Sumwalt will
be in charge OF the topic.
The St. James Brotherhood VIII meet
az the Church House Monday, az s
O'Clock. Dr.. Ewing, OF Union Church.
will speak
The Sewing Society will meet from
II TO 8 o'clock Tuesday, at the Church
House.
The mems dinner VIII be held in the
Church House Wednesday, at o'clock.
Owing to the absence OF Or. Sumwalt,
who is conducting a week OF prayer
and evangelism at Mount Union College,
Alliance, O., the Rev. Mr.. Hearn VIII
conduct the mid-wweek service.
The Junior League will meet in the
Church House Friday, at 30 o'clock.
The Boys Club will meet Saturday
night, at 7i5 o'clock. The illustrated
talk this week VIII be "A Trip up the
Rhine"
Evening journal., 1920-02-07
'CRIPPLEDLIVES,'
PASTORS Theme
Daniel Oliver Will Tell His
Experiences While Turk
Prisoner at West Church
MUSICAL
SERVICE AT NIGHT

In West Presbyterian Church, Tho
Rev. U. Franklin Smiley. D. D., pas
tor, and the Rev. James Dougherty
assistant pastor. at 1870 o'clock. Or
Smiley will preach. his theme beins
Crippled Lives" The organ prelude
VIII be Largo, by Handel. The post
lude. Fanfare. by Dubois. Anthem
"Hark, Hark. My Soul" by Edwards
baritone solo, open the Gates OF the
Temple by Knass; soloist, s. Harring.
ton Jones.
At 2 o'clock the Bible School meets
in all departments There are classes
for all ages. Mrs. Smiley's class in
vltes all women. The mems class meets
at the same hour. In the church audi
torium. Irving CASTER will again lead
the singing. Music by the new orches-
ira. DR.. Smiley will talk on Back
From DEATH"
At Gas O'Clock the C. p. Society meets.
Topic. "A Worthwhile Life"
Al 7f5 o'clock, special monthly mu-
sical service, with program by the
professional orchestra Of fifteen pieces
-'ss DoAAhcf LbilluLtDis anu tile
chorus choir, under the direction OF J.
T. Clymer. The orchestral numbers
viii be as follows: Overture, Ray
mond." by Ambrose Thomas; suite Ro-
mantique Ia) Dawn; ,b) Gondoliers
lc) Venetian Love Song; I'D Good
Night; by Ethelber. Nevin; septeti
from the opera. Lucia Di Lammer-
moor by Donizetti; offertory, inter-
mezzo. "Slnfonico," from the opera
"Cavaleria,' by p. Mascagni. The choir
will sing Ghaine's "Hosanna" and
Browns Thine Forever. God OF Love. '
Daniel Oliver, the noted American
who for over 25 years, has been a resi-
dent in and student OF Syria, and who
for two years. during the world war.
was a prisoner OF the Turks, Will tell
the thrilling story Of his experiences.
There VIII he no solicitation OF funds
and no seats are reserved. The service
begins promptly at 7i5 o'clock. fifteen
minutes before the usual hour. The
church doors are open at G.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-02-07
TO START new
sermon SERIES
DR.. Candee Will Discuss
Great Questions in
the Bible"
MISS LEONARD
WILL BE SOLOIST

AT Westminster Church, Pennsylvania
avenue and Rodney street the minister
The Rev. Charles L. Candee. VIII preach
at the morning service, at 1880 O'Clock
The double quartet. under the direction
OF Frederick W. Wyatt. VIII sing the
anthems. "rhe Lord IL My Light" by
Parker, and ''Nunc Dlmittis," by Maker.
w. G.. Hemphlll will be at the organ
and VIII play for the prelude, prelude
In c." by Holllns. The postl1de num-
Der Will be "Andante Maestose." by
sullivan. The graded Sunday school
VIII meet at noon in The chapel and the
Adult Bible Glass In the gallery OF the
church at the same time.
Az the vesper service, at ! o'clock,
Dr. Candee Will begin a series Of SER
mons on Great Questions In the Bible"
The theme for the afternoon will be
"Where Art Thou2" In developing this
theme. Or. Candee viii bring out the
idea OF our personal responsibility In
the matter Of taking and maintaining
our position on the great questions OF
God and religion.
The assisting solist for the afternoon
will be Miss Bessie Leonard, the con-
tralto sololst OF the Bethlehem PresDy-
terian Church OF Philadelphia. Miss
Leonard Will sing the solo part in the
anthem, "The Day Is Ended by Bart
lett. and for the offertory number she
will sing, "Innammatus," by Dvorak.
The organ numbers Will be. "Melodle,"
by Paderewski, and "Postude In c."
by Tours.
Al the Young Peoples service in the
chapel, at Z o'clock, new series OF
studies on the Religious OF Mankind
will be opened. This study will follow
the line Of a comparison OF the differ
ent religions OF history and through
them VIII trace the development OF our
present day systems Of religious
thought and practice.
Evening journal., 1920-02-07
and Music Be Heard C Churches Again TOMORROW
BELOW THE LEVEL"
MINISTER'S THEME

At Zion Lutheran Church, Sixth and
Jackson streets, the Rev. s. G. Won
Bosse, pastor. In the morning service
the pastor will preach Oh the subject
"The Hope OF the Church" In the
evening there will be a sermon on BE
low the Level" The Sunday Schools
meet at go end 2i5 O'Clock In the
afternoon session. mems day Will be
observed, an invitation having been ex-
tended the men Of the church to be
present and inspect the school.
on Tuesday the Young Peoples Luth-
eran Society meets. on Wednesday the
Willing Workers. Next Sunday evening
the first OF series OF illustrated lee
lures viii be delivered on "The Light
Of the World" These pictures are re
productions from famous paintings and
enjoyed large attendance and much In
terest last year.
The Lenten season will be observed
with special services and special music.
There will be q service every Wednes-
day and Friday evening throughout The
season.
Evening journal., 1920-02-07
HANOVER after
MORE MEMBERS
Pastor Will Continue Special
Sermon Series on Febru-
ary Sunday Nights
ALL SOCIETIES
CONTINUE ACTIVE

In Hanover Presbyterian Church
Eighteenth and Boulevard, tomorrssS
ev ming the Rev Charles II. BohneI
viii conclude his series OF special ad.
dresses on stepping Stones TO a High.
er f.fe,' preaching on the subject. THE
Investment OF Soul" The series has
held the interestof many residents OF
the Washington Heights section during
the last month, the church being
crowded at each service. 10 is the IN
tention Of Mr.. Bohner 20 deliver on
other series OF special addresses IN
the church on the succeed ns Sunday
nights OF February, and special effort
Will again be made by the Mems
League Of the church 10 have the en-
tire Hanover membership hear the ser
mons. Added attractions VIII be spe-
clal music by both the church quar-
tettc and congregation and as O result
Of the combined concerted effort by all
members and friends Of the church,
a large class OF new members Is ex-
pected to be received into the church
al the March communion service.
Tomorrow morning Mr.. Bohner Will
preach on the subject THE Secre; OF
Dlsablement" AZ this service Mrs. Gar
ret Humes VIII slng the solo. 20 Jeru-
salem
At the Wednesday night prayer SER
vice Mr.. Bohner will speak on wit
ness OF the Spirit" The pastor will
address the Missionary Glass previous
to the prayer service.
+. Somers Price will address the
senior Christian Endeavor Society 40
$50 o'clock tomorrow evening on "a
Worth While Life"
The annual meeting OF the Hanover
Girls Club and Westminster Guild will
be held on Monday evening. AZ this
meeting following election of officers,
the team that lost In the recent MEM
bershiD contestZwlll provide refresh
ments for the societies.
The Mems League VIII hold It's din
ner-meeting on Thursday evening.
The Woman's Missionary Society VIII
hold social hour IN the church on
Friday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-02-07
A. B. JACKSON TO
Sing Tenor SOLO
DR.. Kennedy Will Preach at
Both Services at First
Presbyterian
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO MEET TUESDAY

AZ the Fira PresbyierlVl church
Dr D. Kennedy viii preach at both ser
vices. "The Build . of the Temple
viii be the subject OF the morning ser
mon, at 1890 O'Clock. At this service
the choir will song the anthem. "Bt
Merclful, 0 Lord" (Godard) and A. B
Jackson will sing the tenor solo, Gen
tie Lord Jesu" iGounod)
Sunday School meets at noon and
Christian Endcayor at 6.45 o'clock; topir
"a Worth While Life; leader, Mis-:
Owens
At 73O o'clock. Dr. Kennedy's sub
iect VIII be Mourning and Meekness"
The anthem, more Love 10 Thee, G
Christ" tBarrcll will be sung by the
choir. Miss Louise Crownover. soprano
soloist. will sing De Koven's "Reces-
slonal." This selection, always a IA
vorlte, has a special significance now
because Of the recent death OF De Koven
the great American composer.
The following organ numbers viii be
given by John A. Thoms, the organisi
Of First church:
Morning -Internlezzo In C, lFaulkes)
Festival March Stark.
Evenlng-Prelude in G (Wolsten-
.holme): Temple March Vincent.
on Tuesday, at o'clock, the Woman's
Missionary Society will give It's annual
tea in the main Sunday School room
Mrs. C.. A. r. Janvler, OF India. and Dr.
Ida Kahn, OF China, will be the speak
ers. z Mrs. Reeves will preside. Mrs
Ramoth Mitchell viii sing and Mrs
jeanette Lenderman will give a piano
solo. A silver Offering will be taken.
Social hour VIII follow.
Wednesday, at 8 o'clock, prayer and
praise service, conducted by the Rev
Tfbounoc Kern
Evening journal., 1920-02-07
EIRsT SWEDISH BAPTIST.

AZ the First Swedish BAPTIST Church,
the Rev C A Chader. pastor. services
win be. i045 o'clock. morning medi-
tation; subject. The Captain Of the
Host Of Jehovah; 70 o'clock. Sunday
school: 6.i5 O'Clock. young peoples
meeting: 730 o'clock, preaching SER
vice: subject. "rhe Conquests Of
Faith. or Can Christianity Conquer This
World for Christi"
Tuesday. 40 O'Clock. meeting Of on
GERS and teachers Of the Sunday school
In the church Thursday. 7.i5 o'clock,
Bible study and prayer service.
Evening journal., 1920-02-07
DIR. HUBBARD TO
ANSWER DOCTORS
St. Paul's Pastor Will Reply
TO Attack on State
Dry Laws
MUSIC FEATURE
AT ALL SERVICES

At ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church, The Rev. Carlisle l.. Hubbard
ID. ID. pastor will preach at both serv-
Ices tomorrow. His theme In The morn
ing VIII be "Proportlonate Giving" and
VIII deal with the Stewardship Cam
paign which Is now In progress. AT
the 730 preaching service he Will con-
tinue his series OF sermons on Jonah
topic. Three Nights In a Submarine"
During the sermon ne Will answer the
statements. regarding the liquor laws
made by certain local PHYSICIANS dur
ing ih, past week Dr. Hubbard will
defend the prohibition law and prove
that Governor Townsend. Mr.. Loose and
ihelr kind are benefaciors Of humanity.
The sermon 20 tho Junior Church at the
1880 O'Clock service. by the assistant
pastor, will be on the subject Money.
Mrs Eleanor GirtOn kcmery VIII sing
az both servlc-s The enlarged choir
VIII also sing at both services. In the
morning they will sing, Awake snd
Sing the SONG" Brown. Miss Clara
sproul. soloist, and in the evening
Thine Forever God OF Low" Brown.
Other musical numbers Will be: Quar-
tet "Nfy Fathers Care" Gabriel Mrs.
Eleanor G. Kcmery, M-ssors, Boyer I'd
wards. Wallace: tenor solo, Lord is Ny
Llght." Allston. Ralph Spry and vio-
lin SOLO by Charles LaBoube Edwards
The organ numbers by Miss sarah
Hudson Write will include, prayer
Read: "A Meditation Gottschaik /;
"postlude IN H." Lowden; Alteration
Rockwell; AZ Twilight Fryslnger.
"Festsl Ofertoire," Vincent, ana
"Aiarche Pontlilcale." Becker
The Sunday School IS held at z o
elcck. The Christian Endeavor meels al
630 o'clock.
- Monday night the Junior Auxiliary Of
the w. +. NJ. s. viii meet at the hom
OF Mrs. Leon Ennis, No 206 South Grant
avenue. Tuesday afternoon The Centrfs
w. C. r. u. VIII hold It's mon'hly meet
ins In the church at , o'clock. Thurs
day lhe Junior Auxiliary Of the w y. NJ.
5. will spend the day at the church
sewing for the orph0nage at GrenoDle,
France Box lunches Will be brought.
TIM Kings Heralds will meet Friday
afternoon at $50 o'clock in the church
The Sunday lunches in The churr'
are proving very popular among the
members OF the church who live at q
great distance from the church as IL
enables them to attend the morning
preaching service and Sunday School
without having 10 rush TO ana from
home in the time between me TWO
services. Hot coffee and sandwiches
are Furnished o, cost. This also az
fo-ds very pleasant social hour.
Evening journal., 1920-02-07
HARRISON STREET.

AZ Harrison Street N. =. Lhurch, The
Rev. w. f. Habbart, pastor, services to-
morrow will be as follows: $50 O'Clock,
class meeting; 1890 O'Clock, holy COM
munlon: special music-Anthem. "Hark.
Harry My Soul Edwards; anthem. II
VIII Praise Thee, 0 Cod (Allen); ~ Is
O'Clock, Sunday School; $50 o'clock,
Epworth League; sololst, Miss Caro-
lyn Comely; 7.30 o'clock. preaching BY
the pastor; subject. "Is the Young Man
Safer" Special muslc--Anthem. praise
the God OF Our Salvation" Brown
anthem, ''He Leadeth Me" tEdwards.)
Evening journal., 1920-02-07
MISS SWARTZ TO TELL
OF WOMEN'S WORK

The pastor. the Rev. George G. VII
Ilams. Will occupy the pulpit at Nc
Cabe Memorial NJ. e. Church sunday
morning. and Will have for his subject
"The Truly Great Persons who wish
IN unite with McCabe will have an op-
nortunltv to do so at this service.
The Sunday School VIII meet az I'D I'll;
o'clock. AZ Ci5 o'clock Miss porothy
Williams will lead the devouonai ser
vice Of The Epworlh League.
The evening service will be devoted
TO the interests Of the work OF the
Womans Home Missionary Society. Miss
Swartz. a field worker In the branch OF
the church work. VIII be present and
explain the work done for the neglected
portions Of America by the women Of
Methodlsm