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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-05
Continuing attractions

"A obhRT - Cinderella on Broad
WY, 2 new and newsy Winter
IIHIuen show, with Marie Drosaler.
SUa I'm i. Murray, Brendel and Burt
unt ossslca Brown leading the long
rsn, so OF principals. Batires on cur,
festrneh feat events and stage topics are q
SsR94D sS[ & - The Champion, comedy
nsht but bright texture. with
~ panl Mitchell in the leading role
w, young and sturdy EngliAhmanF ;
MJ wnO comes TO the United States and
MI mihS the lightweight chamnionshin
rms family dlsapprovsa ~
tl's.ic tons s endeavors and aspira.
LYPJT !" tms tune OF much comedy,
Roo1, - me Girl In the Private
a hIiar now musical play, with
n,harlous plot, by Edward cIark'
aSrno r OF oh, Such a Girlr and
H. RI@pIe H, music by Lieutenant ciitz
ter Inc company Includes wal
toohes, Fred Hjllebrand' Harry
Enwin VIVIAN Oakland and Violet
rnceneid all familiar here from
ADET musical comedy s,Icccsses
AssLPW - "The Bli,a E,a s,
Wit, oid,Lashioned melodrama IN
"n'ch Theda Bara. The no,a a
1rst or moyitdorn, malyes ber
a tapis tiais lifted TO Mlss bsra's t,s,,mn ~
1snhiOh saOh - MARY IN. ns'.,
n IIo,pany. headed by jansr UnMn
and Alfred ssrr.yysao ysaorrio Mil!srshiS
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"osarIs" Opens a. Adelphl Monday

Monday next at the Adelphi will open
"Dearie," n new musical comedy, with a
book, based on ''Wildfre," the excellent
comedy by George Broadhurst and
Russell as starring vehicle. for sew
eral seasons The music has been COM
posed by Malvin Franklin. The cast
Will inoluds Lefty Yorke: deo@iapa
Hswettl, John 10 Young, Will Archie,
prtnress ssnion and q notable chorus.
THE sToreado-," which had. bssn
scheduled Tor the Adeiphl nsxt Monday
evening has been placed on its ortginel
schedule 70 epap nj the Lyric October ~
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A Sale of
1900 Corsets at 81
Which Means a Saving of Third
to You |t.' -

Among these excellent corsets are models
for every type of figure, the slender, the aver
age and the full figure The corsets are of
pink or white coutil, carefully made and
finished, and are topless or cut with medium
bust. ". . ~. 'lt-
+. -.'. 1000 Corsets at 85c g~
, A collection Of corsets which are a little
mussed from handling. They are of flesh or
white coutil in models for all types. In the
group are corsets in all sizes, though there
is not every size in every style.
Many of these corsets were originally
marked three times as much.
(CentraD
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MANY SCENES At CASINO
Nose syde'I's "london Bellies" A.
y tract Good Houses-other
N, Good BurIesque

ycasino--Cro~ded houses greet the an
NAL visit of Rose sydeirs London
Bellies" Something new In the way of
Extravaganza Ia offered and the show is
well received. The action begins In q
New York police court and ends In Ara
oia The many scenes are we'll staged
ana ths cos,uming is pretty.
Joe Marks heGds the cast this year
INC ne has an abundance of laugh ma
,ersi. Others nre Benny Howard, Mil
nred Campbell, Dolly Davis, James Hor-
,en. Iheda Bernard. May Leonard and
rose sydell, .Jr. The SIX Romas have
clever Offering A good-looklnG chorus
mas plenty of new songs and dances. ;.
People's - A s''Revusical Fable" 10
Saered Snsas by Sam, Howe's "Jpilities OF
ls1o, The burlesque Is a new one
written by Addison Burkhart, h noted
,wnrlter Tor the musical stage, and ID we'll
Ixed E Sammy Howard, brother OF
Eugene and Willie Howard. is the chief
,omedian. The Synco- Melody Orohes-
"a IS one OF the clever features OF a,
good production.
,4,r 4rrroeadero - THE Partisan Fiirts."
eharacter comedian, ia the snappy at.
Santioh. The show is drawing good
noIuses aIuses and is we'll liked. MANY comedy
,"uauon .n are introduced the the chorus
hilou"-Girls From Joyland," with a
nutnner OF comedians and pretty girls.
tsinr.uopu iu purlesaue here. A lively enter
pretty costumes and stage sets ahnmnd
aie principles. ''l'l '""' 'e'Sa-
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To Finish a Suit or a Dress
a Little Fur Boa

is the correct and fashionable thing-some-
times Of one skin, sometimes of two. There
is degree of warmth about such neckpiece
that is not to be left out of consideration!
Natural opossum boas, SIS; two skins,
Mink boas, $27; two skins, $3.50.
Kolinsky boas, $25; two skins, $475O.
Natural racoon boas, $2S.5O
Fitch boas, $25; two skins, $50.
Stone marten boas, $3.50; two skins, $67
and 500.
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Regent Darling Mine, features
Olive Thomas, who gives a delightful
performance as a viysoious irish lassie
IN this Sel.nick picture, which Is one OF
the last she made before her recent
DEATH John Lynch and Laurence Trim
BILE wrote the piece, which was directed
BY the latter, There Is q wealth Of
comedy In the narrative, II tells Of n
girl who leaves her native Irish shore.
New York she sheds her personal ra-
diance throughout the slums. until she
Ia introduced into the theatrical world
uptown. where she becomes involved, as
q dsa OK maohina, In o love affair that
eliminates In q romance OF her own.
The play has been beautifully mounted.
Walter MoQrAil, J. Barney Sherry, Mar
garet MoWade and Betty Schads are In
the supporting cast
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For Skirts, Fashion
Emphatically SAYS "Plaids"

Tho skirts may be omber peaed gathered
ey are Inc Autumn coogs the preest producing
wonderful hamonies in browns tans gays reds
Surprises concealed in the pangs
when the walks. o -
Excellent choosing at ss7 so75, $1275 SIS and slsto
Market
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New Paul RAIDER to Dlsouss Lssous

wv w. rau' RAIDER to Discuss Lsaaus
NlGe key; Paul RAIDER, pastor OF tho
hnoody Tabernacle, Chicago. who 10
SSsing classed as the rival OF "BillyT
nIhaay as the worlds leading evan
,ehst' VIII speak on the League of Ma
n nons et mass meeting tomorrow st
lyon LYON IN the Arch Street Methodist
episcopal Church, Broad and Arch
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Baseball Trsyesty In BIaekface

Dumont's--Up-to-the- burlesque
is provided the minstret fans IN Emmett
Grand Old Game" which pokes fun at
the recent baseball poAndal Another
timely travesty Is called More Hot Air
Than Cas- z Franklin and Richard
son offer "a Darkey's, Love Nest" and
the program contains 4 host Of the now
est SONGS. IT,
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
MUSIC AT
BRANDYWlVE M. E,

Brandywine NJ z. Church. Twenty
second and Market streets, the Rev. w
Ernest Greenfield. minister, will have
services on Sunday as follows: Glass
meeting at $50 o'clock; sermon at 1890
o'clock by The Rev. Adam siengle, u.
D.; Sunday school at 2 O'Clock. The
tpworth League will be conducted
by Miss Nella Russo, at 6.i5 o'clock.
Special music by the young peoples
choir; AT 73O o'clock, the pastor Will
preach. Music by the choir. and SING
ing by The mems chorus.
TWO musical programs have been
arranged by Miss Helen ID. Berry or
ganist. Morning. 20 Sanctissima," f.
Lux; .Iraumerel. Schumann: Marohe
aux Flambaux,' Clark. Evening:
Evening star" r. Wagner; AVE
Maria Verdi; Largo from Xerxes "
Haendel; "Abendlied." Schummann
"CommemOratiOn March," Clark.
Children's concert in the chanel on
Monday evening at las O'Clock, under
tne direction OF Mrs Ruel 5. Loomis.
The monthly meeting OF the Woman's
Home Missionary Society viii be held
on Tuesday evening at 7.i5 o'clock.
Mrs. William +. Lipton. president.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
THE IDEAL MAN,
SERMON THEME
DR.. Irwin to Preach on Sub
ject at Delaware Avenue
Tomorrow
EVENING THEME
is THERE A HELP

The services tomorrow at the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church. Della
ware avenue and West street. will be
in charge Of the Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin,
;. T. D., who will take for the sermon
subject, at 1890 o'clock. "The Ideal
Man"
The Sunday School will meet at .
o'clock, IN charg Of superintendent
Walter r Hope and the Christian
Endeavor meeting at 6.i5 O'Clock
leader. Mrs William C.. Taylor: topic.
inspiring Stories From Foreign Mis-
siOns"
The evening service. at 7.30 O'Clock.
VIII begin with a song service. The
pastor will take as the subject for the
sermon: rs There a He'll? Or Is II a
Myth OF the POets?"
The special musical program for to-
morrow is: Morning Organ prelude.
Folk Song Wolstenhome duet. Sc
lected, Mrs. Clara Kenly and Mrs.
Elizabeth Stacker: anthem. "Lift Up
Nour Heads Rockwell: organ post
lued, Allegro King Evening-Or-
gan prelude, "Reverie," Calender
duet, Love DIVINE" Mrs Clara Kenly
and R. II. Birkhead; anthem. Hide
Me, o Ny Saviour" Winter: organ
postlude, Grand Choeur in c." Chau-
vet,
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
VESPER SERVICE
At WESTMINSTER
Rev. William Russell Ben
nett Will Preach at Morn
ing Service
SINGING BY
DOUBLE QUARTET
Me.lmlnster

At Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Pennsylvania avenue and
Rodney streets, the vesper service will
be resumed and tomorrow. at 4
O'Clock. the double quartet viii sing
Whose Dwelleth," by Martin, Mrs,
Martin Lewis singing the soprano
solo. F. w. Wyatt will song Into
lhe Woods" by Chadwick. The or
gan numbers will be: Romance in
G." by Naxson. and "Postlude in B
Flat" By Burnett. Mrs. Martin Lewis,
Mrs. w. C.. Pryer and Alvin Keen are
new members Of the double quartet.
Yhe Rev William Russell Bennett,
D D., OF Morristown, n. j., will
At the morning service. at 1890
O'Clock. the sermon will be by DR..
Bennett and the music will be: Organ
prelude, Triumphal March, from
"Cannan Costa; anthem. Praise Ye
the Name Of the Lord, by Rogers (;
solos by Mrs w. C. Pryer and Alvin
Keen.
The offertory will be the unaccom-
panied "Owe No Man Anything" by
McCollln. The organ postlude in X
Flat. by Wely.
The Sunday school session, at noon,
will be devoted to promotion day ex-
ercises.
led by Thomas 5. Carswell. The sub
iecf for discussion will be self HELP
in Religious Thought; the Value OF
Clear Thinking Upon Religious
Topics
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
PLAN BUSY DAY
At WEST CHURCH
Four Large Meetings Have
Been Arranged for
Rally Day
PASTOR TO TALK
ON IDEAL CHURCH,

AZ West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets, the Rev. U.
Franklin Smiley, D. D pastor. the an
nual Rally Day will be appropriately
observed There will be four meet
ings. At the morning service 1880
o'clock, infant baptism will be admin
istered. The pastor will deliver a
message on "The Ideal Church" The
choir will sing Breast the Wave,
Christian" by Shelley. with f. F..
Jones as baritone s0loist. and "Rock
OF Ages" by Holden, with Mrs. Edith
Robb Woodmancy. soprano, In the
solo parts.
After The morning service tea will
be served by a committee OF the
WOmens Bible Glass 10 all those who
desire to stay for the afternoon ses-
sion OF the school at O'Clock.
Al this school rally Mr.. Banks or
chestra will he feature. and the as
sembly will have an opportunity OF
hearing the Rev. Joel Levy, the con-
verted Jewish rabbi
The C. r. gathers at 6 - o'clock.
The Red and White contest is arous-
ing interest. Miss Agnes Downey VIII
tell Of her experience In South
America
The evening rally at 730 o'clock
will open with a program Of the IA
mlliar hymns OF the church. led by
the chorus choir. Dr. Smiley viii
sneak on The Modern Brleands me
special musical feature OF this service
viii be Miss Dorothy Power Of Phila-
delphia, and her golden harp. Miss
Power is considered one of the lead-
ing musicians OF the country.
The choir's program will include a
soprano solo. "Comc We Rlcss'd.' by
scott Mrs. Edith R Woodmancy. and
the anthem. Love Divine by
Schnecker. with 5. II. Jones. baritone.
and oscar Steigler taking the solo
parts. and Shelley's Give Peace, o
God" with Mrs. J. c. Allen. contralto.
as soloist The organ numbers hN
Miss F. Viola Monitt will be- "Smart 5
Prelude in D. Poem d. Antomne," by
Ashmall. and March Aux Flam-
beaux." by Lacy. Members of West
Church living n distance are urg,, q
10 spend the entire day at the church.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
DIR. SUMWALT TO
TALK ONFAITH
Services at Grace Church
Promise to Be Interest
ing Tomorrow
FINE MUSICAL
PROGRAM ARRANGED

THE Lamp OF TRUTH" the second
OF the series, 1.-THE Seven Lamps Of
the Architecture Of Life" VIII be the
topic Of the morning sermon preached
by Dr. Sumwali. in Grace church to-
morrow. In ine evening he will con
tinue his series of evening sermons
on "rhe Faith OF Modern Men" The
sermon this week will be based on
The work Of a great doctor and deals
with his services In Labrador. "a Doc
Tors Service" Wilfred r. Grenfell
The. musical numbers for the day in
cludc:
Morning, at 1890 o'clock k-orsan
prelude. Oncrlolra 10 81. Cecilia. No.
J. Bailste; anthem, 20 Praise the
Lord Of Heaven Marks; offeriory,
lhe Might Is Far Spent Steane I;
organ organ posilude, March Russo"
Evening, 7i5 TO 73O o'clock-Organ
recital. Pilgrims Chorus" Wagner:
Mediation Massenet: Even song
Johnston; anthem, Now the Day Is
over shelley; offeriory. soprano
solo, Mrs. Lorraine Clark; organ post
lude, "Allegretlo." Smart.
The Sunday School Will convene at
noon. Plans are being made for the
sunday School rally day, which will
be held on October 3. IL Is expected
mat there VIII be a very large allen-
dnnce that day.
Tho Epwofth League will hold its
devotional service at 630 o'clock. TO
be known as mission night. Miss
Mary Helndle. second vice-presldent,
who Is In charge OF tho mission work
uf llp lnuUt4n ttsfII hat, .tbarar. - tl Il.
devotional service. Miss Helen Thigh
man, a member Of the league. who
shortly leaves 10 onter GOuchcr Col
lege, Will sing a solo. The Epworth
League VIII hold a ilve-day Chalau-
qua, beginning Wednesday evening,
September 20 varied and interest
Ing program for every llght has been
prepared
The Grace Athletic Association Will
meet In The church house, on Monday,
at O'Clock. The annual Assoc at on
banquet VIII be held In the church
house. Thursday October "A. Many
and elaborate plans are being made
for the success OF that evening and a
large number In attendance is assured.
The committee In charge consists Of
Misses Ed M Ruth and Mildred Rob
onlsOn, Messrs. John n. Garvine and
Clarence Mckay
Tho Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies will meet in the
church house, Friday, October 4,
from n until $50 o'clock. The Home
Society will conduct the morning ses-
sion. with Mrs. X Y. Tonkin in charge
and Miss Sarah Weldin conducting the
| program. the topic OF which is who
Is My Neighbour" The hostess OF
the box luncheon are Mrs n. W
Reeves, Mrs. II. W. Quinby, Mrs VIM
] p White and Mrs. H. y. BardO.
! The Foreign Society will meet al
, o'clock Mrs. J. Talley Smith will
conduct dcvoiions and Mrs n w
Kennedy will discuss the topic. THE
/ Book OF Books"
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
RALLY DAY SESSION
AT ASBURY CHURCH

At Asbury NJ +. Church. Third and
Walnut streets. the Rev George White
Dawson, pastor, tomorrow services
VIII be: Q a. m. prayer meeting, Clay
ton Tiddell, leader 1890 a. m. preach
ing, subject. "Sin Shall Not Have Do
mintUn;' ? p. m., Rally Day program
by the children. with special selection
by Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Wilson; Gas
p. m, Epworth League. theme, "Afis-
son Study Rev John 4. Hill, speak-
Conversion OF the Seller OF Purple"
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
IS REVIVAL
NEEDED HERE?
DR.. C.L. Hubbard to Preach
On This Subject at st.
Paul'S Church
SERMON ON JACOB
AT NIGHT SERVICE

Docs Wilmington need revival
eli reliH1n9n win be tAo subject Of
lnc sermon at 81. paufs Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning,
oy the Rev. Carlisle l.. Hubbard, y. r..
tomorrow. In The evening he VIII be-
gin series 81 sermons on "lacob
psine for his theme, Wrongs That
cannot Be Rightcd." The sermon 10
thc junior church. at the morning
Service, by the associate pastor the
hcv Raymond w Cooke, VIII be
or A Modern Paradox"
f<Thr music FOR the day consists or
the following numbers by the choir:
Anthem. "prNsc The Lord o My Soul, ~
Brown; contralto solo, Love Di-
Nnc.' shelley. Mrs Eleanor q KEN
Cclhcl. quartet. Let Him In" Ed
yards Mrs Kemcry. Miss Sproul,
Mcssrs. Boyer and Edwards, and vlo-
I'm solo. "Andanle RolicosO May
nard. Charles LaBouhe Edwards. Miss
Sarah White. the organlst, will play
The following numbers. beside the
sin Waters" COernc. "A Meditation
Golischalk. "Marche pontincale,' ~
Becker. "Onertoires In A Flat VIII
NJ 81 Brown. An Evening Medita-
tion.r Demaresi. "Festal Onertoire," ="
Vincent. posimde In g." Hosmer.
Tho Sunday School viii meet at the
close OF The morning preaching ser
Vice. Elaborate plans are being made
for me rally day service, to be held
next Sunday AFTERNOON, at o'clock.
Professor Edwards is organizing an
orchestra which will be present at
The Christian Endeavor Society will
mecl 40 6i5 o'clock Mrs. Edward
Grcenhalrh. leader The following
officers were elected last week. 10 hold
office FOR The ensuing year: presi-
dent. Miss Alta Caslelow; vice
president. Leroy Foster: recording
Secretary. Mrs Lowell r. smith; cor
Responding secretary, Miss Lila
Hanna, treasurer Miss Helen Carson.
Tho monthly business meeting OF
the Ushcr's Union will be hold IN tho
official board room OF The church, on
Monday nicht al o'clock. on Tues
day evening the Ladies' Aid Society
viii meet at thc home of Mrs. Charles
y Harry. 0iT West Ninth street, for
an Important business meeting.
The lunlor church and rnsular mid
week nraycr mcctlng are held in the
Sunday Schocl han OF Tho church, on
Wcd1csds, y ghi lrd Thursday n.eh'
al o'clock. lhc Ngnaus Home Mis-
slonary Society Will meet at the
home al Nc and Mrs Il C.. Hardosty,
Holly oal
The fonovlor nshcrs have been ap-
t0.ntcd foc tomorrow. NJ. +. Alex
5ndrr. G. R. gibbons. 6 Frank Good
now ]. II Groves. Robert Baldwin
p A. Ncrardic. p n. Wecr, John
Noyle. C.. ~. Anderson. +. Helms.
purInr nc hours Of preaching there
i a nursery provided for the small
children. where parents can leave
hcm Ia The care of a competent
chi'd'e nurse
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
THE SEARCH FOR G0D,'
SERMON SUBJECT

SNerbrook Methodist Episcopal
Church. opposite Union Park Gardens,
announces the following services for
tomorrow: 1880 O'Clock, preaching
service in charge OF the pastor, ihe
Rev. Elwood w. Jones, who will
preach on THE Christian as salt and
Light" The choir VIII provide spec
ial music for the service. sunday
school at 70 O'Clock. Miss Conlens
orchestra will provide music. 7.3O
o'clock, service OF worship and praise
will open with organ selections, fol-
lower by congregational song ser
vice The pastor will preach on The
Search For Cod
The week night services will con-
sist OF class meeting Tuesday at 3
O'Clock and class and prayer service
Wednesday at 3 o'clock,
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
SIGNIFICANCE
OF KIPPUR'
Presbyterian Pastor to
Draw Lesson for Christians
From Jews Hottest Day
BIBLE CLASS
PLANS RALLY

In Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Eighteenth street and Boulevard. to-
morrow the pastor. the Rev. Charles
II. Bonner, will be in the pulpit
preaching In The morning, on the sub
lect. "The Significance OF Yom Kip
pur," and In The evening on THE
Value God Puts on a Human Tooth" :"
The evening service will be evange.
listic and will begin at 730 o'clock. All
members OF the Washington Heights
section who are without church
home, are invited 10 Hanover.
The church has entered upon all It's
usual activities except The weekly
prayer service. which viii be resumed
on The ilrst Wednesday evening in Oc-
t0her.
The Girls Club and Westminster
Guild Will hold Us monthly meeting
In the girls clubroom. on Monday
night.
on next Wednesday evening Miss
Bertha Harlan will del vcr an Illus
lrated lecture before the Missionary
Society, on China" Miss Harlan,
who Is a member Of the Hanover Mis-
slonary Society. recently returned
from China. The public Is invited 10
hear Mss Harlan ON this occasion
special offering will be asked for
missions.
Tho annual meeting OF the West
minister Club will be held In the mems
parlor. on the evening N October D
Officers viii be elected at this meet
lng.
Sunday week will be Rally Day. In
the Mems Bible class J. r. Deakyne
president. invites an men Of the Wash
lngi0n Heights section who do not at
tend q Sunday Bible class, 30 Join ihe
Hanover class. 10 is hoped TO maze
the organization one Of The most ac-
tive forces-in the church.
Officers and teachers Of the Sunday
school announce social hour In the
hall, on next Wednesday evening.
The Sunday School VIII present q
Rally Day program on sunday week.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
RALLY DAY SERVICES
AT WESLEY M. E.

The services at Wesley NJ. y.
Church this sunday will be Of unusual
interest, beginning with the preach
ing services, at 1890 O'Clock, at which
time the pastor will preach. This
service viii be followed by the sun
day school session, at 1915 o'clock.
The Sunday School will hold ITS rally
day services and viii have the Rev.
w q. Harris, OF Goodman NJ. +.
Church, 10 make an address. Every
member Of the sunday school Is urged
TO be present.
The evening service will be held at
Z 30 O'Clock, with the pastor, The Rev,
=. w. Wells, preaching. His subject
will be "a Real Message The young
people are especially invited 90 this
service.
Tho m d-Wcok prayer meeting viii
be held Wednesday evening, al 7.30
O'Clock The pastor will speak at this
service.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
HARPER SPRY TO
SING AT UNION

At Union Methodist Episcopal
C.aich fiflh and Washington streets.
o. rcV Harvey Winfield Ewing y.
~ minister services will be: Class
nfctinE al 93O o'clock: public NOT
ahir az 1890 o'clock. sermon subject;
Thc Hominr Instinct sunday
school at O'Clock; Epworth League
"a 6i5 o'clock. Evening worship al
130 o'clock sermon subject
rBroaking Through the Hedge, or,
Inc Prevalent spirit OF Lawlessncss In
Wilmington and Elsewhere
Music for The duy-Organ, "Scre-
made" bN Schubert, anthem, Great
and Marvellous" Braunder; oncrtorN
+Barcarollc." Hoffman; quarteitc
-The SVoel Story OF old " Bracket
nosilude. March from phalia," Men
dlesohn: anthem. God Is Love.
Shelley: solo, "Our Loving Father,
Harper Spry-Gr ggs. ofer.orN
ec,ying Song pcase; postlude, "lri-
nmphal March" Guilmant.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
SOUL SENTINELS'
PASTORS THEME

Services in Goodman NJ. y. Church,
Fourteenth and DupOet streets, the
Rev. W q. Harris. pastor. tomorrow,
viii be as follows: Glass meeting at
$50 o'clock, led by stephen Pardee ;
preaching at iO45 O'Clock. by the
pastor. upon the soul Sentinels :"
Sunday school. 2i5 o'clock; EpwuTlh
League at 6.i5 D. m. led by LOUIS
stats.
Evening Evangelistic services In
charge OF pastor, using as his theme,
"FellOwship With God" Prayer
melting on Wednesday evening at 7.ij
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
TRINITY NJ. n

A special program is arranged for
Trinity NJ. +. church corner OF 22nd
and Church streets for tomorrow
. o'clock class meeting: 1890. preach
ing by he pastor. The Rev 4. II. Col
Inns, subiectr-"The Stewardship OF
Life;" , o'clock, Bible school: Z
o'clock, EpWOrth League, devotional
meeting; 3 O'Clock, community praise
and gospel service. The choir VIII
lead the singing with Mrs. Ida Scho-
field as organst The pastor will be-
gin series OF Baracca class meets on
Tuesday evening at 730 O'Clock
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
730 o'clock, led by The pastor.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
WILD GRAPES WILL
BE PASTORS THEME

The order OF services at Harrison
Street NJ p. Church. seventh and Har-
r'e0n slreeisfOr sunday. ihe Rev. VII
liam Fl Hahbart pastor. viii be: $50
O'clock. class meeting. 1890 o'clock.
nrcachine service; prelude. "Andantc."
Hayden: anthem. Love Divine: - Of
feriory anthem. selected; sermon by
r9sior SubiCci. Jesus and Nico-
dcmns'. postlude. March IN c."
Read: 1915 O'Clock, sunday school;
f30 o'clock. Senior Epworth League,
topic. Mission study. Leafier. Miss
Matilda Nenneman; speaker. Miss
Alice H. Ro0p; 7.30 O'Clock. preaching
service: organ recital by Mrs. r. II.
Barlow. ia) "COnsolation, List; %
"Andanie in g." Baiiste: 'c) "0ner-
ioryn Renard, song service, anthem.
"Hark. Hark My Soul" Edwards; an
them, saviour Breathe an Evening
Blessing Edwards; sermon by pas
Tor. Subject. MILD Grapes POST
luue. "lriumphal March, Verdi