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Riggs homestead, at one time "a
nous social center of washington,
was obtained. The place has ample
rooms and spacious grounds.
The new school is intended to meet
the demand for an adequate high
school training for boys in direct
touch with Washington's business
and professional life. The courses are
to be supplemented by opportunities
for work in local establishments 70
give the student a Laboratory tram
ing in actual business.
The school year will open Septem-
Der 20, and enrollments are now pc
ing made at the school. under the al
rection of Brother D. Edward, presl-
dent of st. Johns College.
The officers of the society are:
Peter A. Drury, president; Milton E.
Allies and Michael G. Mccormick. vice
presidents: Frank B. Devereux, treas
urer; Michael Hester. secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
C. v. j. LAW SCHOOL
SOON IN IT'S NEW HOME
Building at 1885 Z Street, Re
Gently Purchased Nearly
Ready for OCCUPANCY.

The property at 1885 X street north
west, formerly the home of the De-
partment of Justice and purchased
University as home for it's law
school, is about ready for occupancy.
Equipment is being moved into the
building and everything will be in
order for the reception of students
when the fall session opens, Septem-
Der 20. Registration is under way in
the Office of Prof. William c. Van
Week, secretary of the law school,
in the K street building.
The building is a four-story and
basement structure, built of brown
stone and brick. 1t overlooks McPher-
son Square.
Large Classrooms Provided.
Two large classrooms have been
supplied on the third floor and two
on the fourth floor. The second floor
is set aside for the law library, pro-
fessors' offices. and woman's rest
room. The first floor will be used for
administration Offices and moot court
rooms. The basement will be devoted
to a mans lounging room, locker
space and storage purposes.
The building will be sufficiently
large to house the entire law school
enrolment, which last year was SO
large that overflow classes had to be
held in the medical school building.
For the past ten years the law school
has occupied the fifth and sixth floors
of the New Masonic Temple. When
1.-THE school went to these quarters in
1911 it had 1888 students The COM
partively high standards had re-
suited in a tendency to cut down the
attendance.
Growth of school Rapid.
AS prospective law. students. how
ever, came to appreciate the ad-
vantages of high standards honestly
enforced, the school began to grow
rapidly. and last year it had an en-
rolIment of nearly 500.
Albert Levitt, who received his A. b
degree from Columbia and his LII B
degree from Harvard. has been added
to the faculty.
Morning and late afternoon classes
will be conducted this year. Early
registration indicates the largest en-
rollment in the history of the school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
Engine Hurd
From Raj by
Auto in rash

RICHMOND, Va, Aust 21.-
A locomotive pulling freight
train on the CresMke and
Ohio railway WINS kn1ed from
the tracks yesterday mr. Hew-
lett as the RESULT being
struck by an autObfle. in
which f. b. CunniRam md
j. r. Brown of Peter,rg were
riding.
The automobile hfhe loco
motive about midyvn causing
1t to leave the trncIand also
deraflfnE i've freighnrs.
No one was hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
SALISBURY, Nd, HAS
POPULATION Of 1902
Other Census Figures Given Out
for Towns in Nearby
States.
Salisbury, on the eastern shore OF

Salisbury, on the eastern shore Of
Maryland in Wicomico county. has
population of 1902, a gain Of s12
over the 1910 figures, which were
$3.50, the census bureau announced
last night. The total population of
Wicomico county is 2S.114. Delmar.
also in Wicomico county, has 1921
residents. as against $50 in 1910.
Population figures for several coun-
ties in Virginia and West Virginia
also were made public last night as
follows: Albemarle county, Va, 60
O05, decrease 1856. or 1873 per cent;
Page county. Va, 14.770. increase 623,
or A per cent; Shenandoah county.
Va, 20,s0S. decrease 1874, or O.6 per
cent; Warren county, Va, S,S52, in
crease 263, or 81 per cent. and Fay
cite county. w. Va, 6O,377, increase
s.474. or 1853 per cent.
The population of Waco. Tex. was
announced as $500. an increase of
12,o75. or 45.7 per cent over the 1910
figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

More than 100 public health serv-
ice patients in the Providence, Casual
ty and Mount Alto hospitals will be
taken down the river Tuesday to
Colonial Beach by the comforts sec
tion Of the District Red Cross Chap
ter. The outing will be under the
direction of Mrs. Ida NJ. Galloway.
Oriental Court, Junior Order United
American Mechanics, will hold its an
nual outing at Chesapeake Beach
Wednesday. The committee in charge
of arrangements is composed Of w.
E. Flynn. chairman; 6. NJ: Tomlin. as
chairman of the fun subcommittee. as
sisted by T. A. Flynn, H. Brady. G..
Premier. G. Alderman and Mr.. Tom
lin; H. Benson. chairman OF the pub
licity committee, assisted by Messrs.
Tomlin, Alderman and T. a. Flynn,
constituting the Ballston, Va, sub
committee.
George Tisdale took French leave
of st. Elizabeth's Hospital yester-
day afternoon. Tisdale is colored.
thirty-one years old. and has gray
hair. He wore a dark suit of clothes
and black hat when he left the hos
pital.
Headed by Thomas +. Harper.
Morning Star Lodge No. "a. and Wal
ter T. Dixon, Columbia Lodge, No.
IS, large delegation of members. of
the Improved and Benevolent Order
of Elks, colorcd. left last night by
attend the twentieth annual session
of the order. The convention. which
convenes on Tuesday. will last
throughout the week, the Washing
ton delegates returning next Sum
day. The address of welcome to the
visiting EIks will be delivered by
the mayor of Kansas City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
new STAR FOUND.
British Royal Astronomer An
nounces Discovery.

LONDON, August 21.-The discovery
OF new star is announced in tele-
gram to the Royal Astronomer from
Bristol. Its position is 2s9 degrees
right ascension and 53s degrees
declination.
The stars magnitude is nearly a
third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
CONFERS WITH ALFONSO.
President of Council Discusses Res
ignation of Minister Bergamin.

MADRID. August 21.-The president
of the council returned to Madrid last
night after a conference with King
Alfonso on the cabinet crisis created
by the resignation of Francisco Berga-
min, minister of the interior. 1t was
announced today that it will be neces-
sary to wait until next week for a set
Element of the political question in
volved, through signature of certain
DEGREES. 1t was said the question will
be settled by the appointment of va
rious ministers. but the president has
not disclosed names under considera-
ton.
The resignation of Senior Bergamin
was announced on August IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
FLOODS IN ALABAMA.

BIRMINGHAM, August 21.-This
city was recovering today from one
of the severest transforms in it's his
tory. Considerable damage was caus-
ed by a torrential downpour late yes
teriay afternoon which flooded por-
tions of the business section and de-
layed traffic for several hours. Of
fcial records show 2.97 inches Of rain
feIl hatween 3:15 and sos o'clock.
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GIVEN AWARD OF THE PALMS

Dr. Marcus Benjamin. editor of the
publications of the United States Ma
tional Museum in Washington, has
received from the French minister of
public education the award of the
palms. with the rank of "officier de
rinstruction publique."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
DR.. STILES GETS MEDAL,

DR.. Charles Wardel Stiles of the
United States public health service has
been awarded the Mary Kingsley medal
by the Liverpool School of Tropical
Medicine for his work on the eradica-
ton of hookworm disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

wanderlusters' hike to Mount. Yer
non, leaving 18th street and PennSyl-
yania. avenue, l and 2 pm.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
DAILY VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL

The summer schedule Of services
Will go into effect tomorrow, at Sill
vei'brook NJ E. Church. opposite
Union Park Gardens. The morning
service will begin at 1880 O'Clock,
opening with organ selections by
Miss Connell, followed by special
music by the choir. The pastor, the
Rev Elwood w. Jones, viii preach at
tkis service, his subject being THE
House Not Made With Hands"
The Sunday School will meet at Has
o'clock and the pastor will teach the
lesson.
Twilight service will be held in the
Sunday School room, beginning al
O'Clock. The junior choir will sing
for the first time at this service. The
pastor viii preach a brief sermon,
Subject. Gods unspeakable Gift"
Glass meeting at 7.i5 o'clock.
The mid-week prayer and testi-
mOny service, in charge OF the pastor,
will be held Wednesday evening, at
8 O'Clock.
A daily vacation Bible School will
be conducted in the church, from June
2S 10 July 30. Children from 5 to II
years OF age, will be admitted 10 the
school. Parents desiring their chill
dren to have the dement's OF this
school will kindly give their names to
either Miss Williams or the pastor.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
QUARTETTE At
WESTMINSTER
DR.. Candee Will Preach on
Religion in Educa-
tion"
TO DISCONTINUE
VESPER SERVICES

At Westminster Church. corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street, at the morning service at
1890 o'clock tomorrow, the sermon
will be preached by the minister, the
Rev. Charles l.. Candee. d. D. The
subject Of the sermon will be. RE
ligion in. Education" The double
quartet will sing two anthems. The
organ numbers will be prelude IN
D" by Harris, and "Postlude in c. by
Smart.
The graded Sunday school will meet
in the chapel at noon and the Bible
classes al the same time In the gal
lery OF the church Visitors will be
welcomed in any Of the departments
OF the school.
The vesper services have been dis
continued for the summer and West
minister Church will cooperate with
the other churches. in the outdoor
services to be held on Washington
Heights starting on June o.
The Young Peoples Society will
hold their regular Sunday evening
services in the chapel at O'Clock.
The meeting will be In charge Of Miss
Maud AbercrOmbie. This Will be the
last meeting Of the season and will
conclude the study Of Dr.. Fosdlck's s
book. "The Manhood Of the Master"
The topic will be, "The Spirit OF the
Master and the Masters Fullness.
There will also be a very important
business meeting after the regular
service.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
DIR. ALLISON AT
SECOND BAPTIST

AZ Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets. Inc pulpit Will be
supplied at 1880 and 1.i3 o'clock by
The Rev. George ID. Allison Pm. d., Of
rutherford. n j. The Bible School
viii meet at noon.
The Senior c. n. Society VIII meet
In the chapel at 6.i5 o'clock
The following musical program will
be IN charge Of Miss Fuller, choir
leader:
Morning Organ prelude. spring
Song, HOllins, quartet, selected
solo, let Not Your Heart BE Trou-
bicd.' Brown, Miss Virginia West
Fuller. ORGAN pfclude. March OF the
Priests NgndclssOhn.
Evening-Organ prelude. Largo"
Handel; quartet "As Torrents in
summer" Elgar: quartet. THE Saints
OF God, Jordan; organ selections,
Dallett II. Loomis. organist.
Monday at 3 o'clock. meeting Of
the Home and Foreign Missionary So
cioties Miss Mcclellan, supernten-
dent OF the Crltlendon Home Of this
city, will be the speaker. Mrs. r. l..
Gllpin, lr. viii sing and Mrs. S. Lee
Enslar viii give instrumental seiec-
tions.
Wednesday at 8 O'Clock. mld-week
prayer and conference meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
NEW SCHEDULE AT
DELAWARE AVENUE

The services tomorrow at, the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church, Della
ware avenue and West street. will be
on the new schedule The Sunday
School Will meet at 10 o'clock instead
.of 2 The pastor, the Rev. Joseph y.
Irwin, s. 4. D., at A o'clock will
preach on "The Art OF Knowing and
Doing"
Christian Endeavor meeting a. Gas
O'Clock, topic, Honesty in Word and
Deed This will be The last meet
ing OF the Christian Endeavor until
september.
Evening service at 78O O'Clock, when
the pastor will take as the subject OF
the sermon, THE Importance OF the
Small Things IN Life.n
Prayer and praise service Wednes-
day evening. at s O'Clock.
The special musical program for
sunday follows. Morning Organ pre-
lude, prelude Onendach; anthem.
Jesus. Lover Of My Soul" Edwards /:
anthem, "Fairest Lord jesus Brack-
el organ postlude, "Posilude," Mer-
kcl.
Evening-Organ prelude. prelude. +"
Ratiste: soprano solo. selected, Miss
Clara kenly; anthem. Come Thou
Almighty King" Edwards: organ post
lude. "pos'lude," Salome
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
COMMUNION DAY
AT HANOVER
Glass of Members Also to
Be Received on Sunday
Morning
CHURCH WILL JOIN
IN PARK SERVICES

Tomorrow will be Communion Sun
day at Hanover Presbyterian Church.
Boulevard and Eighteenth street. The
Sacrament will be observed at the
morning service in connection with
reception Of a class OF members. At
the evening service the Rev. Charles
II. Bohner, pastor. will preach on the
subject, THE Secret Place Of Thun-
der" At this service the church
quartet will sing the anthem. "Ju-
bllate," Schneider, and "The Day is
Past and Over" Marts. The cOngre-
cation will sing familiar numbers.
Hanover will enter upon Its sum-
mer schedule OF services on next Sun
day, when there will be but one
preaching service in the church. that
in the morning, until the first Sunday
in September. In the evening the
congregation will Join in a union ser
vice in the park. Music by a band
viii be an added feature OF these
services. Local pastors will be the
preachers.
The Mems Bible Glass has adjourned
Tor the summer months.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
NEW MINISTER AT
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN

The First United Presbyterian
Church. Third and Broome streets,
the Rev. n. n. Calhoun, pastor
Sabbath School a. 40 o'clock. morn
ing service aud sermon as 4 o'clock.
The Senior Christian Endeavor So
cloty meets at Gas o'clock sunday
evening. Evening service and SER
mon at 7.i5 o'clock.
The prayer service Is held on We'd
noeday evening at s o'clock
Choir practice on Friday evening
at o'clock
on Saturday morning Communion
viii b. administered.
The Children's Day exercises OF the
Sabbath School will be held on mex.
sabbath evening az 7f1 O'Clock. in
place OF the regular service.
The annual excursion OF the Sab
bath School Will be held next Thurs
day. Tho boat leaves Fourth street
wharf for Augustine Beach "A. s
O'Clock, Wilmington time
on Tuesday evening last June i5,
the Rev. ~ n. Calhoun, who has re-
Gently been called 10 the church.
was Installed as pastor
The service was moderated hy the
Rev. W. F, Harkey, OF Baltimore. who
also preached the sermon The ad-
dress 10 the young people was deliV-
cred by ihe Rev. W. NJ. Anderson, ID
D., OF Philadelphia.
During ihe service a handsomelN
lcaiher-hound pulpit Bible was pre.
Seniod by Dr. Anderson. In behalf o
me Swastlka class 10 the church.
Nicr the service a recentiOn wal
rendered the pastor
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
DR.. M'KINNEY TO
PREACH AT UNION

Services at Union NJ. +. Church to-
morrow will be as follows: Glass
meeting at $50 O'Clock; n. w. Dun
lap, leader; public service at 1890
O'Clock; sermon by Or. r. w. Nc
kinney Of Coatcsvnle, Pa; sunday
School at i2 o'clock; Epworth Leaeuc
at 7iA, evening worship at o'clock T;
sermon by the Rev p G. prettyfnan.
Music for The day-Organ Prelude in
A Minor. Calkns: anthem. Come
Thou Almighty King" BlOunt; solo.
Let Not Your Heart BE Troubled"
Speaks, Mrs. Downing. offerl0ry.
"Andantino," Lemato; postlude, Fan
/ fare" Dubois Evening Organ reoi-
/ tai by Miss johnson at 7.i5 o'clock
anthem, "nhe Day Is Past and Over. -
! Suliz, solo. Hear Us o Father"
| Briggs, Harper Spry: oncrtory
Melody In A. Parker; pOstlude
March in G. Rogers.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
PARTIAL KNOWLEDGE
SUBJECT OF SERMON

The order Of services at Harrison
Street NJ Z. Church. Seventh and
Harrison streets, the Rev. William E.
Habbart pastor. Will be: $50 o'clock.
class meeting, 1890 o'clock. preaching
service; prelude, Legend" CAD
man; anthem, Praise the Lord"
Randagger; duet "Tarry With Me-
Lansing, Miss Isabel Braden and
Miss Edith Lummis; sermon, sub
iect, Partial knowledge; post
lude, "Postlude," Patterson.
Sunday School at 1915 O'Clock.
Mems Bible class, the Rev. w, e.
Habbarl, teacher: Millard C. Tay-
lor will address the class, taking as
his subject, Francis Asbury."
ESQ o'clock, Senior EpWorth
League; topic, Living Up to Our
RESPONSIBILITIES"
7.30 O'Clock, preaching service. The
musical program follows: Largo,
Handel; "Offertory," Dubois; March, "
List; anthem, Even Me- Ralhburn
anthem, He Leadeth Me- Edwards
sermon by pastor, subject, Exceed
ing Righteousness; postlude, Sc
lected.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
pIpIIC baptism AT BATH HOUSE.

Belhcl Baptlst Church. will baptlze
a number OF candidates of the public
bath house, sixteenth and Walnut
streets at ( o'clock tomorrow after
noon, Services at the church viii be
held at 1870 o'clock, standard time;
when the subject will be: stone and
Seven Eyes Upon IT,; 3. Y. p. u.
meeting at $50 o'clock; evening SER
mon at las o'clock. subject, Chick
ems Come Home 10 ROost.' Holy com
munion will be administered at ,
o'clock.
on Wednesday evening the mission
ary society will meet and on Thurs
day evening a strawberry festival VIII
be given by Deacon J, Walter Brown.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
THREE GIANTS
sermon Theme
Rev. c. L. Hubbard to
Preach in St. Paul's M.
f. Church Tomorrow
REV. R. w. COOK TO
PREACH TOJUNlORS

The Rev. Carlisle L. Hubbard. D. d.,
win preach in 81. Paurs Methodist
Episcopal Church at both services 10 eo-
rnorro,N. In the morning ms ln.hls
Vii he "God Cares for Us" ana az
iho evening service he Will SPEAK on
,he suhiect "Threc Giants Ihe heN
Ravmond Ward Cooke, assoclale pas
tor. viii preach TO The Junior cnuiVn ~ ~
in the morning; his topic VIII DP'
"The Broken Chain. ~. u,o nov
w a. strickland. meet every ouliuas
n,orninr al $50 o'clock IN the oiiiclal
hoard room The sunday school meets
lmmedlaieiy after The mornins
preachinc service, ana CLOSES at
o'clock This hour Is proving qulte
popular with the scholars ana also 49,
among the older members on .,o
church. many OF whom can he's a, o,,, es,
tend Sunday school as save u'''H
an extra walk to the church
The music by the choir VIII De as
0M,i8orning-Anthem. AT the Cross :
Minard: baritone solo, I'm Pilgrim
Ackley. Wilmer S. Boldly.
Evening Anthem. "phine Forever
God OF Love" Brown soprano ana alt0
duet "Resi ignation" Roma. Miss cara
Sproul and Mrs. Eleanor @. henierg.
During the evening service mere
viii be a violin solo by Wilmington 5
gifted soloist. Charles LaBoube Ed
wards. "Traumerie." by Schuman
The organ numbers by Miss Sarah
Hudson White viii consist OF I'M,
promptu." S0lly; "a Meditation,
Gottschalk: ALLEGRO Moderate Hos
mer: "Evoning Meditation" rockwell f;
"A shepherds ldyl" Geibeli "Pil-
grim Chorus" Wagner; Marche AUX
Flambc8uX." Clark
During the hours OF service there Is
nursery for the small children con-
Quoted by a competent nurse, wnere
parents can leave their children while
they enjoy The meeting.
The OsleOpathic clinic which mas
been meeting every Thursday night
win be discontinued throughout the
summer months.
on Monday evening the Standard
Bearers will meet at The homc,of Mss
Marian ROop, zoos West Firm street
Tho regular monthly meeting of the
Ushers' Union win meet In The official
board rooms In the church at 8 O'Clock
sharp. the same evening.
The mid-weck prayer meeting Is
held on Wednesday night at o'clock
in the Sunday school hall. This Is
preceded by the Junior Church at
o'clock
The following ushcrs have been ap-
pointed FOR Sunday June 2l: p. A
Brough. w r. Cameron ]. NJ Nc.
Knight. Willard Mcclure. Eugen,
Sproul. p. w Mitchell. y. W. Mldlam
J. W. Cook. J. f. Boggs, John Naylor
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
ME- PLEASANT nj Il

At Mt Pleasant Methodist Episco-
pal Church, the Rev. Hugh B. Kelso,
pator, there will be an old-fashioned
love feast at 10 o'clock and lasting
one hour. Bread and. water viii be
distributed as in the days OF early
Methodism The Rev G. w. Town
send, OF Ridley Park Pa. who was
converted here and entered the min
istry IN 1876. will take part in the
service and preach at a o'clock.
Everybody Is welcome and cordially
invited 10 attend. Preaching at New
ark Union and Bellefonte at $50 and
7,30 o'clock. All services on standard
time.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
EPWORTHLEAGUE
stunt night
DIR. Sumwalt to Preach
on "The Test of
Publicity"
PLAN RECEPTION
FOR MURPHREES

Or. J. w r. sumwalt will preach at
both services tomorrow at Grace NJ
p Church, The morning topic viii
be: "The Test Of Publicity" In the
evening he will continue his series OF
sermons on Trips TO the Mountains,
the subject Is mi. NcbO-the NOUN
tain Of Disappointment
The music for the day includes:
Morning. prelude. "Chanson
Sans Paroles" D." TschakOwsky anthem,
"He Shall Come Down Like Rain,
Buck; offertory. soprano solo, Like
as a Hart Allitsen, Mrs. Babcock; I;
organ posilude, "Marche Aux Lam
beau" Clarke.
Eyening-730 to 7i5 o'clock. organ
recital: ALLEGRO Appassi0nata l5ih
Sonaia, Guilmant; Within a Chinese
Garden Stebbins: Twilight" Shell
lev: anthem. send out Thy Light"
Gounod: offeriory, sweet The Mo.
ments Rich IN blessing" Donizetti or
gan prelude, ALA Marcia" Chauvet.
The Epworth League service viii be
held at 6i5 o'clock. II VIII be stunt
night In the League The program Is
under the direction or Miss Daisy p.
Wilson and an enjoyable hour Is
promised.
Or. Sumwalt viii conduct mld-week
service Wednesday az i4D O'CLOCK
Topic OF the evening will be More
Side-Lights on the General Confer
enccn
on Friday night IN the church
house. the Epworth League will give
a reception TO the Rev. and Mrs. Mar
shall ] Murphroe, Mr. Mlrphree who
has lust graduated from Boston
Theological Seminary Is going 10 Rho
desla Africa as missionary. He
VIII be entirely supported by Grace
Church.
Mr.. Murphree viii sail in the near
future and 10 Is the wish OF the MEM
bers OF Grace Church 10 meet him
and his family and send them away
with best wishes from those VINO viii
be very much interested In their well
fare All members and friends OF the
congregation are Invited TO meet the
Rev. and Mrs Murphroc at the rccep-
ton. An attractive program has been
arranged and the event VIII be one Of
great importance 20 the departing
guests and those who VIII meet them
on Saturday the annual field day
and picnic FOR members OF the church
and sunday school will be held at
Rockford Tower Park. The Grace
baseball team will meet a team from
Delaware City at 3i5 o'clock and there
VIII also be a program OF other field
sports There will be a twilight scrub
baseball game, which viii be OF in
terest.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
SOME GREAT EXPLOITS
MIR. DAWSON'S THEME

Al Asbury NJ. p. Church Third and
Walnut streets, the Rev. George
be 9 o'clock. prayer meeting; 1890
o'clock. preaching by the pastor; sub
iect The Secret Of the Lord" The
Rev w. II. Adams will give i've
minute talk 10 the children; o'clock,
Sunday SCHOOL, 6.i1 O'Clock, Ep
worth League: theme, Living Up to
Our Responsibilities" The Rev. II. j..
Sard. speaker; 7i5 o'clock, preach
ing. subject, Some Great Exploits" ."
Special meeting OF the centenary
workers, 7i5 o'clock Monday. Sunday
School excursion Thursday, June 2i
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
DIR. BEAUCHAMP TO
PREACH AT KINGSWOOD

AZ 1890 O'Clock. the Rev John II.
Beauchamp, ID. d., VIII preach at
Kingswood NJ F. Church in the alb
sence OF the pastor, who will preach
at M. salem Church AT 3 O'Clock a
brief session Of the Bible School will
be held at which time the classes
viii collect their offerings for tho
sunday school improvement work
At 730 o'clock the annual Children's
Day program will be given
on Tuesday evening the Ladies'
Mite Society will hold its business
and social meeting at the parsonage,
iSii Pine street.
Prayer meeting will be held on
Wednesday evening az the church.