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q. &eterion III for Si1tale.
Sogfgrer Sames 81. 8eterion, ber
at 8pen u6talte eller ifreb ioaIebes
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Til Sale

So a111oertegneoe er faloet til
@en gorf % agter at reife fro Watiin-
neapolis 5lutnirgen Of NoDem-
Der, grlffer lee ct fnlae min Glen
bonn beitaoenoe al Suite paa am-
me @r,111o. big Ell ftgrre llobe-
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-10-22
Understanding

gn Sl1rp -Diftrtftsretten 6ennte
George 9. 8arflep al ct. Saul
Motor Mmbula11ce a11o Eari So. til
at beta1e Nels $. Nelfon, 1894
Capitol Mbe., cit @ritatning al
$68.08. &lageren, Melio11, poo-
[itob, at ban blep alporlig fbeitet al
let al 6irmaets &jgretgier, Der figrte
paa BAN, me0ens ban itoo foron
@pan @otel Ben %. Gebruar 1919.
San forlangte $1,000.
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Kirker og %Foreninger.

OST EMMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, HORNET at Jessie & Law
O SITS. Gudstjeneste hver S1n-
dag XII. 1890 Find. Engelsk hve1
anden. Sgndag. S1ndagsskole hver
S6ndag XII. 9.15; norske og en-
gelske Klasser. B9nnem6de1
hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8 / Kir,
kens Basement.
DANsK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE, Hornet af Orleans og Ste
yens Street. Gudstjeneste liver Sgn-
dag Form. ri. II. s9ndagsskole ri.
CHRISTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hornet af Park
og University Avenue. Gudst1e-
neste hver Spndag, engelsk XII.
1890. norsk XII. 11.30 Find.
NORsK LUTHERsKE TREFOLr
DIGHEDsKIRKE, Hornet Of
Harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver S4ndag XII.
1890 Find. og 7.3O Aften. S6a-
dagsskple XII. 1915.
DEN DANsK-NORsKE METHODIST
KIRKE. Hornet at Broadway .og
Is. ST, afholder sine Gudstjenester
som fglger: Pr@diken Sdndag Form.
XXI. 1880. Aften K. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Lga: Sdndag Aften
ri. 7.45; literert Mode de ire f6rste
Trsdage i Maaneden. BGnnem9de
liver Onsdag Aften Kl. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, SUMNER
AT NORGE, mgder 1ste og 3die
Mandag i Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 w. Ninth st.
sYNNoVE LOGE NO. 5 D6TRE Ar
NORGE, mader Eden og 4ds Man
dag T. Maaneden paaO Odd Fellows
Hall. 1876 w. Ninth st.
H. q. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81. D
3. s., mader 1ste og 3die Fredag
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
Eli. at st. Peter OF thStreets.
FORENINGEN IS GODTHAAB' ND.
der 2. og n. Lerdag paa Royal Area.
mum Hall, al. af st. Peter 8 4 e,
Streets. 58
5FORENINGEN tsDANMARKS son.
NER', AID. SD. +. msder ]. og 3.
Lsgrdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall.
HI. at st. Peter og 18th Streets.
ssELEONORA CHRISTINE LOGE
Mr.. 80. s. mpder lste og
% 3die Onsdag Maaneden pas
Odd Fellow Hall, M166 ". 9Th St,
FORENINGEN HAABET mdder
2den IS 4de T1rsdag 4 Maane.
den paa Royal Arcanam Hall,
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8eips at &aitor u. 6. @eismanr

8eipg at ,3aitor u. 6. @eismann.
@aitor 81. 6. @eisma111, Chicago,
Ser for Gioen uoeluffenoe arbeioer
for at iamle ct 8enfonsfono i ocn
%forene6e 6anif=epangeliif-1u tberife
Strife / Mmerifa, bar / Eirs6ags /
M%inneapolis. San TOM fra Smq-
tonna og reiite pioere til 0iafis.
Sans acknowledgements gaar u6=
merfet, i6et man alle 8egne / Me-
nigbeoerne foritaar, at oct er en-
Gag, Der mao beres frem, og 6erfor
D6er billigt og rigeligt til 6ormaa=
lets Sremme.
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8eiba paa &ontoret.

Sorleoen Dag fit ri ct rpentet og
fornpieligt 8eigg al &ollega Sens
6. @rpnoabl, &e0aftpr al u&e6
@ing &epublican", &eo @ing,
Minn. Set par Scr. @rpnoobL ser
/ 8egpnoelien al Dor Delta9elie !
&rigen ifreb Sangen uMmerica, mt
Country, S come at tip call", Tom
fog igrlig goot an / oe Gage.
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8rub paa 6jerneifallen.

Maler @illiam Senien, Ser at:
beioeoe paa ben 11pe Montgomerr
@aro=Sobrif paa nniberiitp Mpenue,
|falot neb fra en- 5tige og fit 8ruo
paa &ierneifollen. San blep fprt
til ct. Saul &oipital, bbor ban opoe
fort efter. Mfopoe bar ~ Mar gam=
mel.
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@n Gpn.

Mr. % Mrs. Mrtbur %. &ernor,
|119S 50. Minnebaba, gleoer Jig beo
en- sgn, fpot sen 80. September, og
@enners 2pfpnifninger >er ltremmet
inb til Dem / Sen Mnleoning.
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i Smmanuels 6anife lutberife Strife
Sen 10. Sftober bar go6t bei6gt %
ierbeles bellpffet. Ser .in6fom 270
Dollars. &btn6eforeninge11 u6taler
berbeb fin biertelige Gaf til allie,
fom iaa belpilligt itetteoe 5age1t,
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Sri Observation-Disclosures 6pr=
Blemmigei afboloer n9ite Mpoe Ons=
bag ben 81. Sftober bos Mrs.
Gbriitenfen, 761 @uiep Mbe. Mle
er belfommen. u. 2etpis.
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lntberife Menigbeh.

1ntberife Menigbeh.
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begpn6er en- @effe Misiionsmg6er /
SSmmannels 6anife lutberffe Strife,
20. ct. % 90. Mpe: go. Mgoerne
bill blibe bol6t bber Mften SCI. 8 in6-
til Sen6ag Mften Ben 81. Dftober.
|5re6ag og Sgn6ag Mftener bol6es
Mp6erne paa gngelif. Mle 6e an
6re Mb6er % @l16stieneiten Sgn6ag
Sormio6ag bol0es paa Danff. 3rp-
iterne g. sc. Teterien, Mortbfielo,
S. g. Ndarnp, @a11paca, @is., %
Sbeo6or Sanlen, minneapolis, bill
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ret ia IL set Set Ct 2a,1fen al
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INetp BORT noget fgr Sui
ere geinneapolis R1t pa I! 5,
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Evening journal., 1920-06-26
ELDERS Will
BE ORDAINED
Special Service at West
minister Church Tomor-
row Morning
DOUBLE QUARTET TO
SING TWO ANTHEMS

At Westminster Church tomorrow,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Rod
ney street, at the morning service,
1890 O'Clock. the minister. the Rev.
Charles l.. Candee, ID. D., Will preach.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered and new mem
bers will be received into the church.
The following men, who were
elected as ruling elders OF Westmin-
ster Church at a congregational meet
ing on last Wednesday evening, Will
he ordained into the eldership at this
service: Henry NJ. Candy, Thomas
Davis. n. J. Riederer. Edward G.. For
riday. and j. Albert Blackburn.
A double quartet. under the direc-
iion Of Frederick W. Wyatt. Will sing
ihc anthems, Il VIII Lift Up Mine
Ewes" by Matthews. and How
Lovely Are Thy Dwellings, by Vol
colt. The organ numbers Will be,
Communion in c. by Guilmont and
"pOstlude in F." by Cappeln.
The vesper services have been dis
continued for the summer and the
congregation Is cooperating with the
other churches of the city In the
outdoor services on Washington
Heights at 7.30 o'clock on Sunday
evening. The sermon this sunday
evening will be preached by the Rev
Charles l.. Candee. ID. d.. pastor OF
Westminster Church. There will be 2
sacred concert before the service and
gospel singing accompanied by the
hand
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
REV. R. L. EIINKER
AT BRANDYWINE M. E.

Services tomorrow in Brandywine
M v church will be as follows:
Class meeting at as o'clock With
Samuel n. Pippin as leader. 1910
O'Clock, Melody in Love, Englemayi ;
abide With Me-" Ashford 2Pre-
hde In r Flat A Guilmant: Vienna
March, Clark: anthem by the choir,
Come Thou Almighty King" Ed.
wards; quartet king OF Love.
Skelley. The pastor, the Rev. w. p.
Greenfield. will preach.
All the departments OF the sunday
school will meet at o'clock.
AZ 730 o'clock, eleventh Noe
turne." Chopin; "Fantasie. r. H..
Ashford; "Grand Choir" w, r. Spen-
Ger. "Oh, For the Wings OF a Dove" !"
Medelssohn: March Aux Flambeaux, "
Clark: anthem by the choir. ~ Was
Glad" Brown: quartet, Rock Of
Ages" Miles; anthem, soldiers o.
Christi Witty; duet. Mrs. Paul w
Orth and Miss Rosalle BOthum: an
them. "Great and Marvellous" Hall
cOrnet solo by Miss Mabel McGinley
singing by the mems chorus, VIII
make un the musical program for the
evening Sermon by the Rev. Ralph
| l.. Minker
The so,aal hour arranged for the
Ladies' Aid Society by the president,
Mrs. J. w Hopkins. for Tuesday
evening has been postponed until
/ Thursday evening. The small rainy
dav hays will be opened.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
CHILDREN'SDAY
AT FIRST M. P.
Pleasing Program Arranged
For Evening Services at
This Church
PUPILS IN SCHOOL
TO BE PROMOTED

Childpen's Day exercises will be
held az the First NJ p. Church. Sew
enth and Walnut streets, tomorrow
evening. The services in the church
for the day Will be as follows; :;
Preaching at i0.i5 o'clock by the
Rev w. H. Hodges, subject, God S
Daily Care" the Sabbath school will
meet at 2i5 o'clock throughout the
summer; the Y. p. ;. G. h. VIII
meet at 7.30 o'clock.
The program for the Cildren's Day
service, beginning at s O'Clock IS as
follows: Hymn, sumner Music,
school; prayer by the pastor; re-
sponsive reading by congregat ation;
hymn. Mighty King, Wondrous
King school; recitation. Welcome "
Frances Hodges; primary exercise,
1.-THE AcOrn's Lesson recitation,
"The Builders" Janet Pitman; nymn,
"The Call" school; recitation, "Ex-
amples.n Audry Perkins; recitation,
ut PAYS Sallie Sweeney; hymn
"Children Of the King Of Kings
school: recitation, "The Things That
Count" Gladys Grffen; recitation
"The High School Boys Thoughts,
Samuel Sweeney: hymn. "lhe Musi'
Of Praise" school; exercise, "ChOOs-
ing Countries" by eight girls; reel
tation. "Ruth's Choice" Amanda
Fundin; hymn, "He Cares For Me,
school; recitation, 'The Dependable
Bow Charles Sweeney; reading
"The Stylish Church." Miss Edni
Robinson; address by pastor; exer-
else. Jennie Wren" class Of girls
/ hymn. Live a Life Of Service,
school: promotions: benedictiOn.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
TRINITY TOLAY
CORNERSTONE
Special Exercises Will be
Held Tomorrow at Luth-
eran Church
my CHURCH." WILL BE
PASTORS SUBJECT

Services appropriate to the laying
of the corner stone VIII be held at
Trinity Lutheran Church. Concord
avenue and Madison street, tomorrow.
The program Will be as follows:
O'Clock, 1.-The Service" Book Of Wor-
from Twelfth Mass.") Sopranos
Mrs John Smith. Mrs. Madeleine S.
johnson; altos: Mrs Reba Hawkins,
Mrs. Sue Cuddy; tenors. Frank Smith.
Richard Hawkins; bass: DR.. w. A,
Moore, Charles Leafla; sermon, My
Church." the Rev. Milton II. Stine,
Phi. D.. ID. D.; solo, 90 Shine, Re
deemer,' Mrs. John Smith.
230 o'clock, fellowship meeting
anthem. Festival TIE Deum, Dudley
Buck. by the choir; prayer by tht
Rev. r. B. Ely: GREETINGS by the Rev
Charles II. Bonner. and the Rev L
10. Sunneld; solo. open tie Gates,
Knapp. by Mrs. Madeleine Johnson
address by the Rev. p. II. Pearson
second pastor OF Trinity: anthem
save Me. o Godr Balfe; placing OF
documents in the corner stone; bene-
Evening. s o'clock. vesper service
anthem "Sanctus." tHolyl Holy D
GounOd; prayer; address. by the Rev
s. e.. Won BOsse: duet. Lead. Kindly
Light" Geble. Mrs. NJ. Johnson, Mrs
Hawkins; address by the Rev. Fred.
erick DOerr: Offering: solo, THE Day
Is Ended" Bartlett, Mrs. Cuddy; flna
ceremony at teh, corner stone; bene
dictiOn
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
TIMELY TOPICS
AT HARRISON ST.
Rev. w. E. Habbart to Talk
on Gods Challenge and
Mans Answer
BILLY SUNDAYS LIFE
TO BE DISCUSSED

The order Of service at Harrison
Street NJ. E. Church, Seventh and
Harrison streets, the Rev. William
f. Habbart, pastor tomorrow. will be
as follows: $50 o'clock, class meet
ing, George B. Crossan, leader; 1870
o'clock, preaching service; prelude,
"Arabesque," Wrangell: anthem,
Praise the Lord" Randagger; duet,
80 Shed Thy Light Stuliz: Mrs.
Wilmer C. Highheld and Miss Edna
Ball sermon by pastor; subject,
Gods Challenge and Mans Answer ;
quartette, 20 Lamb of GOdr: post.
lude "Grand Choeur," Dubois: 1915
o'clock, Sunday School; /. Elmer
Perry, superintendent; topic, "The
Life OF Samuel The Mems Bible class
invites all men TO come and hear l.
Elmer Perry tell of the life and
works of billy" Sunday.
6.30 O'Clock, Senior Epworth
League; 7.30 O'Clock, preaching SER
vice; song service; organ recital
(a) Prelude, Tours: (b) Adagio
Gullmant; (c) Domino Deus, gRos-
sini; anthem, 81 VIII Feed My
Flock" Slmper; soloist, George L
Schafer; duet, 'rdy Faith Looks UT
to Thee" Warburst Miss Edna J
Ball and G. L. Schafer; quartet. "lr
Heavenly Love Abiding. sermon by
pastor, subject, Conditional Oom-
mendation"; postlude, "Marci
Solemn
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
ONE SERMON in
CHURCH
Pastor Will Preach Sunday
Morning on Personal
Responsibility"
WORSHIP IN PARK
IN THE EVENING

The summer. schedule OF services
begins tomorrow in Hanover Presby-
terian Church, Eighteenth and Boule-
ward. There win be only one prsach-
ing service, that in the morning, when
the pastor the Rev. Charles H. Bohner.
will preach on the subject, -PersonaI
Responsibility" In the vening, Han
over will Join with other churches Of
the city in the Brandywine Park ser
vices. In case OF rain any Sunday
evening while this series Of services.
is in progress, the union service viii
be held in Hanover.
At the service tomorrow morning.
Hanover duartest viii sing the anthem
II Will Praise Thee" Wolcot. As an
offertory, Mrs. Leonard Il. Wales Will
sing "9ist Psalm Smart. Sunday
school viii met at the usual hour.
The Mems Bible Glass, however, will
not met again until the first Sunday.
in September.
There will be no week night SER
vices in Hanover until September.
The Sunday School will 90 On its
annual excursion to Woodland Beach
next Thursday.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
TO PREACH SERMON
ON PASSOVER

At the First-Central Presbyterian
Church. Market street above Ninth,
tomorrow the Sacrament Of The Lords
supper WIN be celebrated at me
morning service at 1890 o'clock. The
Rev. !. H.. Crawford will preach on
the sermon subject, Christ Our
Passover"
sunday school meets at 70 o'clock.
In The Adult Department there VIII be
an interesting review OF the lessons
Of the last quarter. -,
As this congregation Is uniting VITA
a number OF others Of this city IN
the open air service at Washington
Heights at 100 p. M, there VIII ne
no evening service In this church
during the summer months.
on Monday. the rally vacation
Bible school will open, for a term
OF five weeks. These sessions VIII
be held IN the Sunday school rooms.
Miss c.. Samuel viii be In charge or
this school. assisted by a corps OF
competent teachers.
Wednesday evening at o'clock the
usual prayer meeting will be held.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
GOSPEL
IN CITY PARK
First of Series of Summer
Services to be Held To-
morrow Evening
BAND CONCERT
BEFORE SERMON

The FIRST OF The series Of summer
Sunday evening Union religious ser
vices will be held in the park grand
stand at Eighteenth and Monroe
streets. tomorrow evening, beginning
with a concert by the Philharmonic
Band at 7i5 o'clock. The religious
service will begin at 73O o'clock.
Churches cooperating in the services
are st. Andrews, Trinity and Imman-
uol, Protestant Episcopal; Hanover,
Westminster, First-Central, Greenhill,
Oliyet and Eastlake, Presbyterian
McCabe Memorial, Methodist EpiscO-
pal, and Holy Trinity Lutheran. Luz
theran. No sunday evening services
will be held In these churches while
the outdoor services are in progress,
The Rev. Charles l.. Candee, pastor
OF Westminster Church, Will be the
preacher tomorrow evening. His SER
mon subject Will be, False stand
ards" Previous TO the sermon the
male quartet OF Westminster Church
consisting Of W. }. Butler J. Frank
Ayres, Frederick W. Wyatt and B. s.
Strickland. Will sing. congregational
singing will be from song sheets.
j. Norris Robinson. band director
announces the following numbers by
the band: March. "Religioso," Cham
bers; The Angelus," Scenes piclur
csquo,n Massanet; Il Love Thee,
from suite Of Atlantis, Sassianek
Services will be held in the parl
every Sunday evening from tomorrow
evening until the last Sunday evening
In August Inclusive. In case OF rain
/ however. the services will be held II
Hanover Church. nearby The usher
Ing viii be under direction OF Franl
lp. Mitchell, Of the Y. NJ C.. A. Their
Will be set seats for all who attend
These meetings are expected 10 b
the most successful ever held in IN
park Pastors OF the cO-Operatinl
churches will be the speakers.
An elaborate religiOus-patriOti
meeting is being arranged for sun
day evening, July Z. on that Occa
sion the preacher Will be an ou.-Of
town clergyman whose name will b
announced later. Professor Robin
son will have a special musical pro
gram that night.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
Second CHANCE
PASTORS THEME
MIR. Jones Will Also Preach
on Passing Toward the
Mark"
DAILY BIBLE SCHOOL
AT SILVERBROOK
The following services win be

The following services viii be 3
tomorrow at Silverhrook NJ r.
Church. opposite Union Park Gardens,
the Rev. Elwood Jones, pastor. hav-
ing charge Of both services. The
morning service will begin at 1880
pollock. An organ recital Will be given
hv Miss Connell followed by baptism
M children by the pastor. The min
lster will have as his topic for the
morning sermon, Pressing Toward
The Mark"
The sunday School. in charge Of
Joseph A. Coley, superintendeni, VII
meet in an departments at ii'43i
oelock. The Mems Bible class VIII
met at the same time, with the pas
T,vlicii f,icts will be held in
the SUNDAY school han from 2 To- 3
o'clock. The Junior Glass, recently
organized. will sing. The pastor s
subject will be 'The second Chance "
A daily vacation Bible School, In
charge Of Miss Williams, viii meet IN
lhe church al Q o'clock on Monday
morning. Sessions will be held rom
D until ~ O'Clock five days a week
and continuing for five weeks. chill
dren from to II years viii be adj
miitfd.
Glass meeting. in charge OF Joseph
w. Coley. Tuesday evening at
O'Clock Mld-weck prayer mee tins
will be held on Wednesday evening
with the pastor leading.
The pastor will be out OF the pull
pli during the month Of July and the
following ministers will take nus
place: July Z. the Rev. Adam stengle
July A, the Rev. j. p. Otis; July ie
The Rev. G. r. Neese; July 2S, the Rev
J. IT, Beauchamp
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
TO PREACH ON OPEN
HEART AND DOOR

"The open Heart and the open
Door," viii be the subject at The
morning services In the First Swedish
Baptist Church, Nandever avenue and
Church street, tomorrow The pastor
will preach at this service and speak
at the Sunday school session at noon,
the last one OF the season. The
Young Peoples Society will meet at
6 40 O'clock
The evening services In the church
will be devoted 10 missionary work,
the sermon subject being III Europe
Had Never Been Evangelical
Other services at the church during
the week will be as follows.
Monday, 7t5 o'clock, trustees meet
ing IN the church; Tuesday, s o'clock,
n. p. business meeting In the church
Thursday. 7A5 o'clock, prayer service
ana Bible study; Friday, 7i5 o'clock,
/ Church business meeting.
The annual excursion Of the Sunday
school to Augustine Beach will be
held on "Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1920-06-26
MADELEY FOLK TO
VIEW IMPROVEMENTS

The sexvices at Madeley NJ. F..
Church tomorrow will be Of special
interest. The property Is being Inn
proved and an the friends Of the
Church are invited TO look over the
improvements. and TO participate in
the services Of the day. The Sunday
morning class will meet at 930
o'clock John II. Ford, leader; at 1890
o'clock. Rev. L. NJ Broadway win
preach, subject, Jesus, Send Fire on
Earth
The Sunday school VIII meet al
2i5 O'Clock with the superintendent,
Charles W. Hill IN charge, and Rich-
ard Smith. leading the singing AT
GAS O'Clock. John A. Asoy win lead
the devotional service OF The Epworth
League. At 130 o'clock. song service
led by the choir under the direction
OF ]. II. Ford. At o'clock. tho pas
tors subject for the evening sermon
will be '-rhe Past. Present and Fu.
furf