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New-York tribune., 1920-02-11
Business Man Called For
To tho Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The most important step is to
select modern business man for the
Presidency, one SO versed to be able
to put this country on \ sound financial,
economic and business basis. Do away
with lawyers and professors for the
present. This alone will bring out our
dete rmination to:
!. Eliminate extravaganza and waste.
2. Put in protective tariff.
j. Build UP our merchant marine,
second to none.
4. Settle labor disputes or general
unrest.
5. Prevent a business depression (if
possible).
s. Settle the Mexican muddle.
7. Give referendum vote on amend
New-York tribune., 1920-02-11
Direct Food Shipments

We favor the development of a
simpler and moro direct and eco
nonical method of distribution OF
food products from the producer to
the consumer, and suggest depart
ment Of the postal system whose
duties shall be to provide facilities
Tor and to encourage parcel post
shipments from the farm to the
home.-E. Z. Beauchamp, Madison,
N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-11
A New Day for Mexico

We pledge a now day for Mexico.
We deplore md dcnounce tho policy
of the present Administration. 1t
has resulted in loss OF property. loss
of life and. worst of all. loss of re-
spect for the flag, not only on the
part Of Mcxicans but on the part Of
Americans The time has como when
tho United States does not protect
the property or the lives of it's citi-
zcns or make even feeble effort to do
so. This is not new situation:
neither is it an cndurable situation.
John Brown.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-11
Conditions of the
Platform Contest

The Tribune invites yea 70 write
planks for n Republican platform
and to write letters about plAnks
proposed by other readers through
its columns.
For the best planAs and lsthers
The Tribune offers these priyos:
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For the second best plank. 36e.se
For each Of tho eight nsxt
best planks commence. les.ee
For tho hest letter . daily
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For tho best letter In the
whole competition ...... 1eo.4e
The Tribune VII make up . plat
form Of tan planks to be determined
by your voAea. Ths ten Issues re-
csiving the most votes will b the
planks. Tho ten planks that best
express the chosen issues Will be
selected for the px41s awards.
Each plank u limited to 400 words.
OF tvo planks es letters Of equal
merit the shertsr WI be chosen.
Hvsry plank and lstter must bear
the name and address Of the sender.
although = nom do plume VIII be
published II tho writer dsslrsa.
The contest VIII close at midnight.
Avrn 30, 1920. Manuscripts viii not
b returned
Ths Judges u the contest win be
three Of The Tribuns's editors. They
WIN base their decisions on sound
tAiulinf and hrevity, clcaTness and
strength Of statsmsnt.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-11
Fair Deal for Fiphters

The men who participated over
seas in the Great War shall each
receive, with the thanks of the
United States. bonus, gratuity,
grant or loan equal to the highest
amount paid in like case by any
of our Allies and associates to their
warriors.-Edward st. George, 666
Pacific Bldg. San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-11
ments to Constitution.
8. Keep our army and navy vel
prepared for emergency.
s.. A.
Fair Deal for Mexico

We demand q policy Of fair and
sympathetic relationship with all ths
governments Of our hemisphere. and
particularly with that Of our near
est neighbor on the south, and
pledge to the world the support of
such an understanding as will secure
mutual respect and q confidence in
the wisdom Of our traditional posi-
tion known as the Monroe Doctrine.
e. E. Beauchamp, Madison, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-11
Relasion.hip Of Labor and Capital

We dcprccate the terms "labor"
and Capital" as implying a false op-
position of interests. Some form of
productive effort. OF body or brain,
is a common obligation, and accumu-
lation Of wealth by industry, econ
New-York tribune., 1920-02-11

shall be dealt with quickly and
frmly.~~1ohn Lagerquist.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
BUSY PROGRAM AT
DELAWARE AVENUE

The services tomorrow at the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church. Della
ware avenue and West street will be
In charge Of the pastor, the Rev. Jo-
seph Y Irwin. 5. n. D.. who Will
take for the subject Of the sermon
at 1890 o'clock, Manhood As Il Is,
and As 10 VIII Be"
The Sunday School will meet at
2 o'clock: the Christian Endeavor So
ciety meets at Gas O'Clock. The new
ly-elected president, Albert Garnet
Martin will be the leader: the eve
ming service VIII begin at 7.30 O'Clock
with a song service. The pastor will
preach the second sermon OF the series
from the Book OF Revelation viz
Words Of Cheer 10 the Church In
the Queen OF the Levantr
The annual Business meeting OF the
church Will be held on Monday eve
ming at 8 O'Clock; prayer and praise
service on wednesday evening at
O'Clock.
The Women's Missionary Societie,
VIII meet on Thursday afternoon o.
go o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Aaror
Allison 1929 Jackson street.
The special musical program foi
| Sunday follows. Morning-Orcan pre
lude, "Chorus OF Shepherds'EIe EN-
mems; Soprano solo. selected, by Mrs
Clara Kenly; Anthem. More Love Il
Thee" Edwards; Organ postlude
March" ." Clark.
Evening Organ Prelude, "Nocturne
Chopin; Quartet. Arise and shine.
Bliss Mrs. Clara Kenly, Mrs. Ellzabetl
Stracker. and Messrs. Walters, an
Wallace; Anthem, Praise the God o
/ Our Salvation" Bown; Organ post
lude, "Postlude." West.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
MESLEY NJ. n. CHURCH.

Services VIII begin at Wesley NJ.
f. Church. at 1890 o'clock tomorrow
with tho preaching service at which
time the pastor, the Rev lack w.
Wells will preach taking for his sub
icct "he Shelterng Wing AZ tlls
service there viii be special singing
by the choir.
70 will be followed by the sunday
School at 1915 O'Clock with Mlllard
Sheppard n charge. The evening
service will begin at 7.30 o'clock.
Mr.. Wells will preach az this service
on the subject Gods Friends"
Tho monthly business meeting Of
the Day star Bible Glass VIII be held
In the church parlors Monday eve
ming on October rs at s o'clock
Mid-week prayer service viii be held
on Wednesday evening. beginning
promptly az 730 o'clock The Epworth
League viii hold their business NEE Z
ing Thursday evening at 7.i5 o'clocl
In the church parlors Every member
is urgently requested TO attend thh
meeting as there will be an election
OF ofiicers. after which a social hou'
viii be held. Games Of Various sort
will be PLAYED
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
sFCOND BApTIST CHURCH.

STRANGERS and students are invited
10 an the services in Second Baptist
Church, Ninth and Franklin streets,
Tomorrow. The Rev. George D. ALI
SON. Ph. D., minister, Will preach at
bolh the morning and evening ser
vices. The theme at 1890 o'clock, will
be seek" This is a third Of a series
on morning sermons on master Words
Of ihe Gospel o. Christ. At 7i5 o'clock
the subject will be "Jeremiah's Esii-
mate Of Success" The Bible school
will meet at noon. with classes for all
ages. The senior Christian Endeavor
society viii meet in the chapel, az
c as O'clock; subject. christian Prln-
ciples In Politics; leader, Lillian
TAYLOR. The musical program will be
ln charge OF Miss Virginia Fuller,
director, and Dallett II. Loomis. or
ganist
Wednesday, al O'Clock, mid-week
meeting. conducted by the minister, a
series OF studies on the letter 10 the
PHILIPPIANS are being given.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
A STRANGE DISEASE.

Yes" said Or. Mink. looking down
ct Alarkie Muskrats chair with a
'queer look on his face, Its very
strange disease this chap has. Mr..
Scribble Scratch, a very strange one,
indeedl It's called 'siuckankant-
'mdvanInch' The person who has it
can't move ai all"
You don't say So" exclaimed the
fairyman schoolmasler. 81 never
'hcard of 20 before. did you, Nancy2'
Nancy hadn't neither had Judge
Crow nor Prof Hare. nor Mr. Chuck,
nor anybody.
rs 10 a Kind OF paralyss?" asked
Scribble Scratch anXlOusly. feeling
sorry Ina The had ever scOlded Mar
kie for anything.
sort Of" nodded Dr. Mink. "only
70 doesn't last so lon-. and lhe only
way TO cure 10 is very dinlcult Ga
learn. Very few people know how
"Oh.' cried Nancy. very much wor-
ried. don't you know, Dr.. Mink
Won't poor Markio ever be well
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
TIMELY TOPICS AT
EPW0RTH CHURCH

Epworih NJ r. Church. Tenth and
Lombard sirecls. he Rev. T. r.
Beauchamp. pastor, will observe the
following services tomorrow:
Glass meeting at go o'clock,
Georse W. Booker IN charge; the pas
tor will preach at 1890 a. m. on The
prophetic Message. sunday school at
y o'clock, Willis l.. Overleer, super
lntcndcnt; EpWorih League service
at $50 o'clock conducted by Mrs.
George Moore and Miss ElVa CLARK.
Al 100 p. NJ. there viii be a song
service by the large chorus choir
under the direction OF Prof George
\. King and a sermon by the pastor
from The subject "A Light In the
Prison"
Among the musical numbers will
be praise the Lord. o Jerusalem. d
with solo by Mrs Marie Clark Moore
and Shelley's, "Hhe King OF Love
/ Ny Shepherd Is" baritone solo parl
Ihy Howard Crawford
Monday evening at 1i5 0'clOcl
there WI be union class meetlns
| composed of classes from several o
the chunches
On Tuesday evening the Brother
hood Will meet with The Broth 1r
hood OF Brandywlne Church.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16

again?"
Dr. Mink looked very learned. For
tunaiely. ! do know. The secret Of
curing this strange disease was told
me by my great grandfather's niece's
cousins sisler-in-law's brother
Finer cried everybody at Or.
Mink's words. and even The other pu-
pills In Meadow Grove School were 50
Interested that they quite forgot TO sil
IN position and Scamper Squirrel fell
Off his seat altogether
But ! must have help" went on
Dr. Mink, "or rather obedience. Will
everyone agree to do exactly as ! tell
him2" And he looked at each one Of
them over his glasses.
Alarkie was getting very uncom-
Portable, not 50 much because the
chewing-gum be was sitting on was
pulling every hair out Of Thin, nearly
but because he felt guilty. He sort OF
felt that he needed a good irouncins
ard 10 would be a lot better II some
one would Just give IL 10 him and have
10 over with.
Copyright. 1920 n. E.'A)
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
VISITING PASTOR TO
PREACH TOMORROW

The Rev. William p. Finney, ID. D..
OF Lincoln University, Pa. viii preach
at both services tomorrow at the
First and Central Presbyterian
Church, Market street above Ninth
street. The Trees Choosing a Klnc"
Will be his subject at 1890 a. m. and
at 7.i5 p. m. his theme VIII be "Holl-
ness Unto the Lord"
sunday School Is held at the close OF
the morning service. Tho Y. p. S. @.
f. is held at 6i5 p. m. In the lecture
room. Mrs J. II. Curlctt VIII lead the
discussion on christian Principles in
Politics"
The musical program for the day
Is as follows:
Morning - organ prelude. "Ro-
nance" NieuXtemps) anthem. II
Will Praise Thee" Lerman, Miss
Crownover, Miss Mason. Mr. Mlnkcr.
Mr.. Hayes; duct. ~ Heard the Voice
OF Jesus" Rathburn. Mossrs. Minker
and Hayes; organ pOSaude, Post
/ lude In G." Gautscholk.
Evening -rrelude In G, dounod
anthem, 9th Psalm, GODDARD, Miss
Crownover, Miss Mason, Mr.. Mlnker
Mr.. Hayes; solo, abide With Ne, y
Liddle. Miss Mason; organ postlude
"pOstlude I'M G." Bcnning.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
LEMEs HAPPENINGS

Special TO The Evening Journal.
LEWES. Oct i6-Edgar Marvel
who for several years has been oc-
oupyng the Wolsey c Hopkins farm
in Coolsprlng has purchased a farm
from George NJ. Murray located about
one mile from town on the road
leading 90 Rehoboih Beach. Alden
Hol E.ns will occupy The Hopkins
farm.
Register OF Wills, W. J. Mustard
has granted letters OF admin stration
on .he estate Of Robert w. Dodd 10
The sussex Trust Company and Mary
uodd.
Charles d. Beebo OF Wilmington
who Is employed by the dupont COM
pany has been here for The past two
weeks on account Of the serious IN
ness OF his father Clarence Bcobe.
Chief Engineer Charles II. Johnson
Edward Warrington, Arthur Lawson
and Robert Lane Of The Fcnwick
island light vessel are spending shore
leave here after having spent several
Teeks 10 the shipyard of Baltimore
lor repairs.
The pilots Of this town for several
weeks have been doing a rushing
business
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
State Road DetOurs

Frederica l0 Milford 40 delours.
The Causevay south Of Fredcrica Is
ln bad condition: drive slowly Fol-
low dirt road, work IN progress at
several points, Use care and avoid
danger. Keep straight through Mil
ford, across bridge and follow guide
sign iO right lO dupont Boulevard: /:
Milford 90 GEORGETOWN and Selbyvillo I:
concrete boulevard: no delours.
Rehoboih Motorists may reach Re
hobolh either by leaving the dupont
Boulevard at Glendale and conlinu-
ing through Milton 10 Harbeson and
thence TO Rehoboih or by following
the dupont Boulevard 10 Georgetown
and following detour signs 10 Har-
beson. The George town -Harheson
road is under construction and closed
10 traffic.
Georgetown to Laurel; New con-
crete road open for traffic four il
miles west Of Georgetown. No detours.
Work in progress, drive carefully.
Georgetown TO Bridgeville: Road
closed on Georgetown end. reach
Bridgeville via Reddon and Isaac S
/ School
Millsboro 20 Oak Orchard: Work
In progress, suface y finished. No
detours.
Dover TO FELTON,, Harrington. Farm
ingion. Greenwood, Bridgcvillo and
SeafOrd. Dirt road Camden 10 Farm
ington. very rough. Pennington IA
/ Greenwood. new concrete road open
10 lraillc. Pennington TO Bridgevilll
new concrete road open four lil miles
/ 20 traffic, deiour 10 east one t) mile
| 10 BridgeNille. New concrete road
/ Bridgeville 10 Seaford. Drive care
fully on these roads as shoulders are
not completed
/ Seaford, TO Laurel: Concrete road
/ finished from Blades 10 Broad Creek
detour 500 feet along side at Zion
I Church at Broad Creek follow detour
signs east 10 the Concord Road thence
l 10 Laurel
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
SCOTT NJ T. cHiRCH

The early morning service in Scott
NJ. Z. Church tomorrow win be in
charge Of the Epworth League. The
meeting Will be held at o'clock.
The other meetings Of the day are
as follows.
Glass meeting. 9.i5 a. m, T. N. Gil
bert. leader; 1890 Preaching service,
sermon by the pastor, subject, The
Church near the Border Line; 2 y.
m. sunday School; $50 .. m. Epworth
League. topic. spiritual Values ~
Bible study Miss Florence Davis,
leader; 73e p. m preaching service.
sermon by the pastor. subject. Lovers
NJ Pleasures More Than Lovers OF
God, Glass meetings and Prayer SER
vice as usual during the week. and
Irregular business and social meeting
/ of Epworih League Chapter, Thurs
day evening o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16

The wceki- bulletin OF the Stale
Highway Del ariment announces the
following rClD improvements, detours,
etc.
Arddlctown a Smyrna Motorists
'are warned that The crossing OF the
CONTRACTOR tract ard ihc now con-
crete road a. liarts garage near Town
send Us safe only Ji slow speeds. The
concrete Is finished from The Corner
10 Townsend but IS not open TO traf-
DC. Dciour north OF crossroads.
, Concord Pike. The Concord Pike
Is now open 20 traffic except f0r =
mile north Of Blue Ball Detour to
left at Blue BAH over hockland Road.
taking first right-hand turn back 90
pike. New concrete road 10 Taliey-
vile.
Wilmington and Dover. The cause
way south Of Market ST.. bridge Is
now open 10 iranlc. Down-state mo-
torisis can go south via Market ST..
bridge, deiOur east az Rogers Corner
TO the New Castle Road follow trolley
line 10 and thru New Castle. 40 Odessa
deiour TO west 90 Mddleiown thence
south TO Smyrna and Dover An al
ternate route 10 Middletown is via
Elsmere, Marshallton. stanton, Chris
tiana and Cooch's bridge.
MI. Pleasant 10 Boyd's Corner
Under construction. Closed 10 traflc
Odessa to Dover. The Pine Tree
Corner 10 Townsend Road and the
earth road south from Pine Tree "a
The state Road north OF Blackbird
are closed; motorists sheuld detour
from Odessa 90 MiddleiOWn.
Dover 90 Bowers Reach 30 Milford
Georgetown, RchobOth and Other
Points In Southeastern Delaware. Fol
low stone road 10 Camden. turn
Sharply TO left at FIRST cross street In
Camden continue 10 Rising sun. New
concrete road open for trallc Risinr
Sun TO Magnolia.
Magnolia 10 Frederica: New con-
,rete road. No detours.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
NOTED SINGER
AT WESTMINSTER

Paul Nolkman. a noted tenor OF
Philadelphia and heard many times in
the Oratorio and opera Societies OF
that city Is TO be at Westminster
Presbyterian Church, Pennsylvania
avenue and Rodney street, tomorrow
afternoon al Z o'clock Vespcr service
and Will sing tho beautiful tenor
aria. How Long Wit Thou Forget Me,
o God" from the orltorio Triumph
of David, by Buck. lie will also sing
the anthem, King All Glorious,
by Gounod The minister, Or. G.. l..
Candec. VIII preach at this service on
The Eternal Quest" His subject at
the morning service VII be Con
science" The music 10 the morn nc
viii be by the double quartet under
the direction OF r. w. Wyatt
The Sunday school VIII meet at
noon and 3 o'clock there viii be the
sacrament Of infant baptism az a spe-
oial service. The subject at z orlocl
chapel mectinc VIII be the third d.
vision In The series Of studies Of M
Bible and Missions and viii be led b,
A. W Blair. lr. At the mldwcfl
service there will be a symposium or
rch hgiOus education under the leader
ship OF ]. A. Blackburn. superlnlcn
dent OF the sunday school
The pastors aid viii give mem
/ hership tea on Friday afternoon wher
I they expect 10 entertain a large mum
ber OF ladies OF the congregation.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
CALVARY p. r. CHURCH.

Calvary Episcopal Church, Third
and Washington streets. the Rev. r.
II. Stevens. rector. Will hold services
tomorrow as follows: Church school.
$50 o'cloc; Holy Communion and ser
mon, i0i5 o'clock; Victory Guild.
o'clock; evening prayer and sermon,
7i5 o'clock. Subject: why ! am a
q Catholic This is the NTH and
hnal sunday evening address on why
] am a Christian
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
MISSIONARY AIIIANcE.

The Christian and Missionary ALI
ance. 50i West Fifth street, will hold
services tomorrow, as follows: 1890
O'Clock, sermon by the pastor and
special singing by Mr.. Beckerly; ,
o'clock, Sunday School: 6.30 O'Clock.
Young peoples meeting; 73O o'clock,
singing by Mr.. Macintosh. Mid-week
meetings on Monday and Thursday
evenings.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
ST. LUKTs r.. Y. CHUnCH

The Rev. William Lanning, rector
Of So. Luke's r. p. Church, Eighth
and Monroe streets will have charge
Of the services there tomorrow as
follows: sunday School at 20 O'Clock /:
morning prayer and sermon az ff
o'clock; Children's service, 2 to 3 D..
m: evening service at 730 p. m:
Wednesday at s p. m, mid-week SER
vice
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIsrs.

The First Seventh Day Adventists'
Church. Rowland street, between
Clayton and dupont and Eighth and
Ninth streets. the order OF services
Is as follows: Prayer meeting, We'd
nesday evening, at 3 o'clock; Sabbath
School every Saturday. at 9i5 o'clock
preaching services at A o'clock. con-
Quoted by the pastor, Z. =. Collier.
Young peoples meeting at 3 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
q. A NJ. y CHIincn-

Union American NJ. r. Church.
Twelfth and French streets, the Rev.
Edward s. Rice. minister. services to-
morrow will be: "A a. m. sermon by
Rev. C.. l.. Brown. OF Middlctown, Del. y.
followed by GLASS meeting: i30 p. ma
sabbath School: 3 p. m, special ser
mon by the Rev. Brown In interest OF
the Queen Rally; s p. m, sermon by
Rev. Brown.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
pnoCnTSsIVE spInITUALISTs.

Tho Sunday evening service at The
First Progressive Spiritualist Church
pyihian Castle Han, 9o6 West stree
viii be conducted by Mrs. Ellen NJ
Goff. licenbate: William Green OF
Camden. n. j.. the message bearer.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
TO PREACH SERMON
ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

The First Swedish Baptist Church,
Corner Nandever avenue and Church
streets, Will observe services tOm0r-
row, as follows. i0i5 o'clock, morn
ing meditation. on THE Holy Spirit
as Fire.; ~ noon, sunday School
Gas O'Clock, young peoples meeting
730 o'clock, service In the English
language. The subject will be: II.
Christian Science a Religion; and I
so. Is u True 20 Its Manner"
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
MI. Joy VI. Z. CHuncH.

Services In Nj. Joy NJ. r. Church.
the Rev. j. NJ Bond. ID. D.. pastor, to-
morrow, viii be as follows: go
o'clock, class meeting; 1890 o'clock.
Two Foundations: 23O O'clock sun
day School. Mrs. Julia Fisher, super
lliendent; o'clock. song service
7.30 o'clock, sermon.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH.

N0rlh BapIlsI Church, lincoln
street. near Delaware avenue, William
J.. Pettinglll. pastor; Edward T..
1890 and 7.i5 o'clock, by the pastor
morning subject. "Our Unfailing
Cod; evening. THE dwelling OF
Gods Sons" Bible School at noon.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
TRINITY LUTHERAN

There will be the usual services to-
morrow in Trinity Lutheran Church.
corner Of Twenty third street and
Concord avenue. the Rev. Milton n.
slime, d. d., pastor. The themes for
and who is Anti-Christ?". IA and
!30 o'clock respectively. Y. p. S. q.
4. at 6.i5 o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
REVELATIONS, THEME
OF MORNING SERMON
RENELAnoNs THEME.

The Rev. T. p. Mordecia, pastor
OF Eastlake Presbyterian church will
preach the seventh OF his expository
sermons on Revelations at the morn
ing services tomorrow. The ssrmon
subject viii be THE -Four Horse
men OF the Apocalypse" In the
evening the pastor Will preach the
second sermon on "The Inndcl."
The mld-wcck prayer meeting Will
OF lectures on ~rhe Life OF Christ
from the cradle to the cross
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
nIMlNUEL P.E. CHURCH.

Services in Emmanuel p. y. Church,
the Rev. Charles W. Clash tomorrow
Will be as follows: Holy Communion,
7i5 O'Clock: church school, 9.io
o'clock. morning prayer and sermon,
a o'clock; evening prayer and SER
mon 7t5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
MEEK I'm CANnIEs-

Marian Almonds. Chocolate covered,
aouble dipped, packed In one pound
boxes, 800 the pound.
Lusia assorted chocolates. 500 the
pound box.
Page & Shaw's chocolates and con-
= 'bactions. Danforth's Dependable Drugs
Market and Second Sis.-AdV.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
A. u. CHURCU

At The 4. L. Church. French street
above Eighth, the Rev. J. w. Brown.
pastor. the. services Sunday will be- .
lU5O O'Clock. preaching by pastor: ~
class meeting; 23O. sunday school (:
Monday and Wednesday evenings
board and choir rnhearsal
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
cHRIsTIAN scIENrsr.

Services will be held 10 the First
Church Of Christ. Scientist Park
Place and Van Buren street. tomor-
row morning a. a. O'Clock and IN the
evening al s O'Clock. subject OF inc
lesson-sermon, Doctrine or Atone
ucnt"
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
EIInN Al y cHIlncH

At Ezlon NJ. Z. Church. The Rev. Or.
~. u. King. pastor. the program will
be: 1890 o'clock. sermon by the pas
tor. subject, Jesus Wept." 1890 class
meetings. 230 p. m. sunday School.
homecoming day: 7i5. short sermon
by the pastor. With a special musical
nroCram
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
oTn CtyEnFS

At Old swedes Church. Seventh and
Church streets. the Rev. Robert Bell.
vicar. seviccs will be: 8 o'clock. Holy
Communion: A o'clock. morning
prayer and sermon; 230 o'clock, Sum
day school; 730 o'clock. evening
prayer and sermon. Subject: The
Tactful Woman"
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
ON SCHOOL nApTIsrs

Tho yearly meeting OF the Old
school Baplisis. primitive Baptist
church,. viii be held today and to-
morrow In the Church at 1901 Joffor-
churches In this section viii be Pies
enl
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
FnATFRNAL spIRITUALISTS

The Fraiernal Spiruiualist Church.
,ervice Sunday at 7.30 o'clock in Eden
Ball. second floor, conducted by Mrs.
William Moore. Messages by Mr..
ELLEN Of PHILADELPHIA.
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
TRINITY NJ. T.

Services at Trinity NJ. 4. Church TO-
morrow viii be as follows Q O'Clock.
class meeting; 1890. preaching by the
pastor. The Rev. =. n. Collins: 9
o'clock. sunday school: 6.i5. Epworlh
Evening journal., 1920-10-16
EPWORTH BROTHERHOOD SOCIAL

me Br0therhOOd Of LpWOrih N
~. Church will be entertained by the
Brandywine NJ. 4. Church Brother
hood on Tuesday evening when the
degree team Of the Epworth Church
Brotherhood viii initiate a class. Dr.
Robert Watt will speak; T. +. Bothom
viii reclte and BALLET Loomis will be
pianist.