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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-07
EOS W. SIXTH ST.

W8NTED-Laborers, 81 cents per nour;
farm hands, dairy hands: married farm
couples: grocery clerk; meat cutter: chore
cooks; fry cooks: hospital help; freight
truckers; locomotive machin1sts; locomo-
tive boiler makers; coach painters Goacn
to ship: man and wife htoel Work- L ur-
mans Labor Agency. JOG West Sth.
WANTED-Man with team or auto VINO
can give bond TO sell 1877 Watkins home
and farm products. Biggest concern OF
kind in the world. $500 to 5000 yearly
income. Territory in this county open open ,
Write today to = R. WATKINS Co'' DeP'@
116 Winona. Mimi.
WANTED-Lineman on transmission ilne
work, soc. per hour, nine hour Gay
sas Gas & Electric company. wichita, Kan,
Engineering Department.
MFN-Age under %. Experience unneces-
sary. Travel make secret Investigations
REPORTS Salaries: expenses. Write Amerl-
can Foreign Detective Agency 44d 81
Louis.
WANTED-Fry cooks. night cooks, 2nd
portation: laborers to ship: labOrers in
city. Furman's Labor Agency, log W Sth.
HUNDREDS RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS
$50 month List positions free. Franklin
Institute. Dept. 131 F. Rochester. n. Y
BE DETECTIYE-Experien unneees-
Investigations. Salaries, expenses. Hart
ley Detective Agency. St Joseph. Missouri
FIREMEN--BRAkEME
$780, $3.50 monthly. experience unnecessary
tname position wanted.) Write Railway,
care Journal
WANTED-Two young men to work in
stock room and order filling department
CRANE & COMPANY. S12 Kansas Ave.
FIREAfEN. BRAKEMEN. $225-25O monthly.
experience unnecessary Write Railway,
care State Journal
LABORERS WANTED-ROad work; meet
truck 4th and Jefferson, soc per hour.
Pay every Saturday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. machfuists. open
shop. Furman's Labor Agency, 106 ". s
WANTED men to work in bayfield, F.
7 Rartel s73 Nj
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Establishes New Thrcshing Record.
Caldwell, Kan, Aug. ETH Ames
has threshed $4,000 bushels of wheat
in this section OF Sumner county in the
last twelve days. He claims this is a
record. Most of the time his machine
averaged fifteen bushels per minute.
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wANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS-Sell ladies' $3.50 pure silk hos
iery for 50. Make SO to $50 daily. We
make deliveries for you. No Investment re-
quired. Samples outfit deposit S1.50 re-
funded on first order. We are actual man
ufacturers. Write today. Real SILK Hos
iery Mills. indianapolis. Ind.
TAILORING AGENTS sell mems special
order suitsAOvercoats. Best values.
Lowest prices. Want big producers. State
experience Write for Fall Winter sample
line Leeds Wooden Mills. $50 S. Franklin,
Chicago,
AGENTS coin money selling Brussels
Fibre BronmS Tribe value corn broom.
Sample postpaid SLIT. Also Cramer San
itary Brushes. Cramer Mfg. Co.. Wichita,
Kan
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-Gold breastpin. about two inches
long Design: medallion portrait in
enamel. with three gold links on either side
Pin was lost on street between 1888 Gar
field ave and the corner of Clay and Hun
toon streets. on Kansas ave between 9TH
and 9th streets or on the West 18th st: car.
Reward will be paid for return Of pin to
1898 Garfield ave. Phone $500.
LOST black leather grip between Morns
& Meyers and Lyman school on the Kan
sas ave. road. Liberal reward. Phone
ONE large fOulard parasol with hand en-
braidery and bead trimming. Finder re-
ceive reward. Phone 1888 W.
LOST-Knights Templar charm, mono
gram G. NJ. II. Geo. NJ; Hammel, Tel. 94l
LOST-Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity pin.
Phone lies. iii w. Sth st. Reward.
LOSr-YelIow male cat with white stripe
Phone 1902. Reward. .-
LOST-A bundle of receipt books Phone
300. Reward.
LOST-Motorcycle number, 1897 Call
White 1855.
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REAL EsTATE WANTED
Observation-Disclosures

WE PAY the highest price for cast-off
clothing. shoes, hats and overcoats Drop
card or call Gordon Bros. Loan Of
flee, 200 Kansas ave Phone 1919.
WANTED-Grade high school. college,
books. cash or trade Book of knowledge.
18th edition Brittanica. Harvard classics.
Pendry's. lis West Sixth
WASTED-Good christian home for girl
Is years old Call at 40 ". 2nd St, after
; 80, evenings.
WANTED-Machine work OF all classes at
36i Kansas ave
WANTED-Lawn moving. trash and Gin
der hauling Phone White 2043
WANTED-Room and board for young
ladies for $sJo week Call 325 Polk st.
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11S3 GRAND AVE-By owner. Lowman
Hill district. good T-room house, sleep
ing porch. wash room, electric lights. gas,
water. well, 3-piece bath. fireplace. base
ment, large barn garage; east front lots,
one-half block to line; shade, good
neighborhood; price $4,000.
FOR SALES rooms. modern. good condi-
ton, barn, east front. Washburn district.
$4,000; rooms. modern. glassed sleeping
porch, close in, West side, 81 200: 7-room
cottage. walking distance, West. $4.1O0.
Have others all parts city. J. F. Blair.
Phone 7O5.
1870 COLLEGE AVE, modern house in
most desirable section OF College Hill.
10 rooms. abth. sleeping porch. hot water
heat. gas and electricity. $500 for quick
sale. Address e c. Wilm. Boston Uni
versity. Boston. Mass.
NINE-RoOM residence, 600 block, Topeka
ave. IL lots, hot water heat. suitable
quality roomers. Priced to sell quick.
Terms. Fl. A. Shull. Phon 1915
FOR SALE-7-room house, modern. large
glassed-in sleeping porch. screened-in
back porch. soft water In kitchen and base
ment. finished room in attic. garage. B lots.
fine location. Call Blue 1880.
SIN house with two lots, for sale
207 Scotland ave, about five minutes
walk from Santa Fe shops; owner leaving
city.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

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FOR SALE-Grocery store, in small town,
% miles of Topeka, doing fine business.
good fixtures and a money making place
for any live man. Price $500. Furman
Real Estate. Jog West Sth.
FOR SALE-SmaH, we'll equipped bakery,
in Topeka, best machinery. large BUSH
ness: owner leaving. Price $500 cash, no
trade. Furman's Real Estate, 1O6 West Sth.
GOOD paying restaurant for sale on ac-
count of other business. Just the thing
for man and wife. Union Lunch, 4O4 East
4th-
FOR SALE-First class popcorn and pea
nut machine. Address Box 81, Station E,
Kansas City. Mo.
FOR SALE-Barber shop, good location.
electric clipper, fine shape. 9O4h East
4th st.
5OOeL PER ANNT-M in a safe business en-
terprise. Write Box 9S4, Burkburnett,
Texas
SMALL grocery and lunch, $500. Cheap
rent. Phone 4245-
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Bungalows and Cottages

I've got 'em. also some G. and 7-rooz
houses. See me before buying.
II. P. RICHARDS
Phone 26If. AZ New England Bldg
FOUR-room cottage for sale. Pr Chandler.
electric lights, city water, bath. 81 500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-07

WE WANT
TAXICAB DRIVERS

No experience necessary good driv-
ers who know the streets. We teach
the taxi business: s21-00 to $4,000 per
week.
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FOR sALE-CfrY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY.
-@O-O---------O-0--~-~|-
GET SETTLED in home of your own
before winter. Two good homes in SPLEEN
did location in North Topeka, gas and
electric lights, rooms, S1.25O.OO
Two more a little better. $4,000.
One modern, rooms, g., $4,000.
inquire at 1874 n. Jackson. Telephone
Blue 2351
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$1,25O
BOTTOM FARM
By GOLDBERG

10 acres. 8 mi. from Topeka, 4 mi.
from small town, mi from trading
point; rs acres cult, Is acres hay
meadow, bal. pasture; SIS acres creek
bottom. some timber, abundance water,
good r. house, very large barn, wind
mill and pump house. sranary. corn
cribs, chicken house with cement
floor. COW barn with stanchion. A
beautiful home place, fine road out
from Topeka. Price. $12,SO0Oo
r. S. SMITHER
ESQ Kansas Ave.
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FOR sALE-KANsAs FARMS.
MONTANA LANDS.

IMPROVED, irrigated farms in the Bitter
Root Valley, Montana, where crops are al
ways sure. are offered at less than one
half former prices at Trustees sale. Send
for list today. TUDOR, TRUSTEE, Mis-
soula. Mont.
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WAN T S
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly must be in The State
journal office before 1920 O'Clock. Want
Ads received after II 80 till 1 10 p. m. will
be Inserted under the head: Too Late TO
Classify"
COUNT THE WORDS OF your ad tnclud-
ing four words for State Journal address
When address Is rsed count each "initiaI
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wANTED-To RENT.
Wanted

LIST September
By middle age married
couple-without children
Furnished bed room
Sleeping room-dining room
and kitchenette-in steam
or furnace heated house,
for the winters z,
Care Journal.
WANTED-Bey September 10, two or more
desirable living rooms, with kitchenette
preferred, furnished or unfurnished. near
Bethany college. Must be modern and
strictly first class Address CO, Journal.
WANTED TO RENT-Two or three unfur-
nished housekeeping rooms with bath.
Prefer east side Of town. Address ?, care
Journal.
WANTED-MOdern housekeeping rooms
kitchen privileges; must be permanent.
Phone 5196, 3 80 to {.
WANTED or 4-roomed cottage or I'M
furnished rooms. on West side. Phone
$40 or write 1910 W. 18th St
WANTED TO RENT-A private garage IN
vicinity 9Th and Buchanan. Address
Bio. care journal.
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wANTED-sITUATIoNs

BOY SCOUT free employment bureau can
supply syou with competent boy neip
Call Mt 100 Fla t Sixth st or phone $50.
SITUATION as housekeeper. If in the
country. near school. but city preferred
Address c. c.. care Journal.
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Polk Street

FOR SALE-Chance Of lifetime De-
nghtfui suburban home. g rooms mod.
ern. almost an acre. near WaRhburn coll
le2e and two grade schools: ask about fl
look II over, you will want # Phone
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HOUSE FOR SALE

Six rooms and bath. Ia lots. east front
modern in every way except furnace
114T Clay st. Inquire next door north.
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JONES BROS.

For Your Homes and Investments.
500 Kansas Aye. Topeka
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
SAFE and SANE
sermon SUBJECT
Services at St. Paul's M. E.
Church Tomorrow Night to
Be of Patriotic Nature
DIR. c. l.. HUBBARD
WILL BE IN CHARGE

At st. Paul's on Sunday Or. C. T..
Hubbard, the pastor, will have charge
Of all the services. Al $50 O'Clock
the services Of the day boQin with a
class meeting, led by the Rev. w. g..
Strickland; al 1880 O'Clock, DR.. Hub
bard Will administer the Sacrament
Of the Lords supper; at AZ O'Clock
the Sunday school win meet, William
Skellengeri superintendent will be in
charge. All the classes meet as usual
for study.
AZ 7.30 o'clock the evening service
Will be opened by a bright and cherry
song service; patriotic songs will be
sung. The topic for The sermon Is
safe and Sane" The pastor VIII dis
cuss under This topic patriotism and
the perils and glorles Of our beloved
land.
Wednesday evening tho Junior
Church service at Z will be In charge
Of DR.. Hubbard, who will also CON
duct the prayer meeting at 8. Sat
urday the st. pauls baseball team
Will travel 10 Middlet0wn 10 play
The Christian Endeavor Society has
arranged 20 go along in auto buses
A large crowd Is expected TO make
The tgp. Returning TO Wilmington
they win stop for supper at Angus
tine Beach
All services viii continue during
the summer.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
DIR. WILLIAMS IS
PARK PREACHER
McCabe Pastor TO Speak To-
morrow on Demands of
Today
BAND CONCERT IN
EARLY EVENING

The second Of the series OF out
door religious services viii be held
IN BCandywlne Park. Eighteenth and
Monroe streets. tomorrow evening.
II viii be a patriotic-rehgious meet
fng TO be addressed by the Rev.
GEORGE C. Williams. pastor OF McUabe
M z. Church on "The Demands Of To
day." The Philharmonic Band under
5he direction OF Professor j. Norris
Robinson WIN present special pro-
gram Of patriotic airs, the congrega-
fion viii sing The national anthem
and the 0uarletio OF Westminster
Presbyterian Church WIN again sing.
II is expected 20 be a most inspiring
gathering.
The band program will be; March
.Uncle SAM" Dalhy; Songs Of the
Nation" Lampi; religious meditation,
'-rho Great Beyond" Brooks. This
concert will begin at 7.f1 o'clock and
continue until 7.30 O'Clock. The en-
tire service VIII be over by $50
O'Clock
An audience Of 100 persons at
nlnied the opening service OF tho ser
hS last Sunday night when the Rov.
Charles l.. Candee spoke. Or. Candeo
IS now 10 Delaware Hospital rapid
~ recovering from an operation for
appendicitis He had hoped 70 take
M active part IN all the services but
hts Illness has prevented There Will
be seals ff,r all.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
DIR. HUBERT TO TALK
AT CENTRAL

The Rov. J. M. Hubert, d. D., OF
Philadelphia, will preach tomorrow
morning at 1890 O'Clock at Flrst-Con-
tral Presbyterian Church. Market
street above Ninth.
Miss Louise crownover will sina
"The Recesslona1" ODE Koven). The
organ numbers, by John A. Thoms
VIII be prelude IN G" lHapronik)
and Postlude in A Flat tGauteauxl.
Sunday school will meet as usual
at ~ O'Clock. The program tomorrow
in charge OF Robert C. Magee. will be
OF patriotic order. and the advanced
junior, intermediate, senior and adult
departments will meet in the main
auditorium and will be addressed by
Judge w. S. prickett
At I.30 o'clock the congregation will
unite in The open air services at
Washington Heights.
The mld-Wwek praper servacis wiz be
held on Wednesday evening at S
o'clock, Immediately followed by the
mission study class.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
DANGER signal
PASTORS theme
Rev. w. H. Hodges of First
M. p. Church to Preach
Tomorrow
SUNDAY SCHOOL TO
CONTINUE SESSIONS

Danger Signals viii be the sub
ject OF the morning sermon IN the
First M. p. Church. Seventh and Wal
nut streets tomorrow. The Rev War
rem II. Hodges, The pastor viii have
charge OF the services. The evening
service at O'Clock viii be featured
by a special program OF music The
subject at This service viii be Gods
Chosen People" Other services viii
be the Y. y. S. C. p. at 73O O'Clock,
Thomas b. Swoeny, leader. The Sab
bath school win continue 10 hold It's
session at 2.i5 o'clock throughout the
summer. There Is a contest on In the
school between the blues and yollows
which Is Increasing the interest and
attendance. The Vacation Bible school
begins Tuesday, July Tho sessions
win be held In ihe lecturis room Of
Tho church from $50 30 H3Oa. m each
day eycept Saturday and Sunday.
Competent teachers VIII be in charge
OF the work. Tuition free. Tho chill
prem OF the community are invited TO
attend
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
PHILADELPHIAN TO
PREACH TOMORROW

Services IN Second Baptist Church,
Ninth and Franklin streets, tomorrow,
win be as follows; 1890 O'Clock, the
sermon VIII be preached by the Rev. J.
o. A. Henry. y. d.. OF Philadelphia. The
Lords Supper win be administered al
The close OF the sermon.
As there will be no evening services
HE conservation Is invited 10 attend
tlo services at nelawa1p Avenue Bap-
list Church. Tho pasaor, the Rev,
Irwin. viii report on the recent meet
ing OF the Northern Baptist conven-
ton. held at Buffalo.
The Bible School win meet In all
departments at noon.
The musical program for The morn
ing service viii be as follows. Organ
prelude. Communion in A Flat" Dali
lcti III. L0Omis, organist. solo,
-There IS a Green HILL Mrs. Julia
Ba>0Vard Clark.
"Wednesday, 8 O'Clock. the mid-week
meeting win be led by Willard A.
Hare.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

Linen Is very easily dyed at home.
Wash milk stains out IN cold water.
Flour sacks make good dish towels
Old nightgowns make good dress
covers.
Coffee tapioca is an agreeable
change.
Vinegar viii soften the bottle Of
A quart OF soup serves four or 1--WE
people.
Keep the refrigerator door closed
and save ice.
salt is unnecessary when creaming
dried beef.
Fried foods correctly cooked are
not indigestible.
A washable cotton rug Is a com
fort in the kitchen.
Every utensil should have It's own
place in the kitchen.
Finger marks on white wood are
removed with kerosene.
The sandwich with a rich filling
does not require butter.
When boiling turnips, little sugar
/ improves the flavor.
Good butter is firm, smells sweet
and Is Of uniform color.
Bacon fat is almost as good as
butter on baked potatoes.
Small scraps OF bread may be toast
ed In corn pepper.
A little camphor on The tooth brush
hardens the gums.
There is less waste II bacon Il
steamed instead Of boiled.
Thin pans and kettles are more
economical 20 use over gas.
A pinch OF powdered sage leaves
gives a relish TO cold pork.
/ Prepare your Sunday dessert Satur-
day afternoon or morning
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
KNOWLEDGE WILL
BE PASTORS THEME

The pastor and congregation Of The
Peninsula Methodist Protestant
Church win celebrate the Fourth of
July at their morning service, 1870
o'clock, at the Jr. O. u. A. M. Hall.
The sermon theme win be "a Birth
day Prayer for the Nation.- All those
who desire 10 see maintaired mni ex-
Tilted the Ghr1stian ideals Of the nation
are mvihad TO attend TINS scrvioa The
evening theme win be -Knowledge. q"
being the third story OF the Christian
character building. which is being
verbally erected by the pastor in a
series OF short summer evening talks
at 7.30 o'clock.
Sunday school win met at noon all
summer.
The members and friends OF the
church are invited TO meet with The
Ladies' Aid Society at the parsonage,
603 West Nineteenth street, next
Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
WAR TROPHIES
FOR DELAWARE
State to Get Four German
Cannon Captured by
American Troops
DISTRIBUTION TO
BE IN DECEMBER

WASHINGTON. July 221The distri-
button Of captured, German war
trophies among tho cities, towns and
villages of the United States viii pro-
ceed speedily wnen Congress again
eonvenes In December. According to
Representative Julius Kahn, chairman
Of the committee on military affairs,
there are enough relics of the World
War captured by our troops or sur
rendered by the enemy TO provide
every community with a suitable me
mortal. Newton d. Baker, Secretary
OF War, has announced that the War
Department is ready TO distribute the
material. The relics viii probably be
apportiOned according to the number
Of troops furnished during the war
by each State and Territory. The
trophies consist Of field guns trench
mortars, howitzers, rifles, machine
guns, bomb throwers, flame thrOwers,
bayonels and scabbards, various kinds
OF insignia, badges, knapsacks and a
wide variety OF other articles.
A bill introduced by Sentor James
w. Wadsworth Jr., Of New York, Is
In conference between the Senate and
House OF Representative and its en-
actment is anticipated almost imme-
diately afler the opening Of the next
session Of the Republican Congress.
The bill provides for the distribution
OF the devices by the governor OF each
State. but as amended by the House
would place the distribution Of the
trophies in the hands Of the Senators
and Representatives comprising the
State delegations in Congress.
The number Of guns, hOwit7ers and
trench mOrtars, ordinarily termed
cannon, apportioned 10 Delaware is 4.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
FLAG SOUVENIRS
FOR CHURCHG0ERS

The program for Kinrswood NJ. p
church. for tomorrow and next Weel
is as follows: At 1890 O'Clock, Tho
nev. G. w. Bounds. VIII speak upon
lhe subject. "Our COuntry-Its Past
Struggles, Present Greatness and Flu
mre perils: Bible School at 2 o'clock.
Ia charge OF s. II pippin, superlntcn-
ncnt Each one attending this session
bf The school VIII be given a small u.
f. flag as a souvenir. Epworth League
1t Z o'clock: las O'Clock, sacrament
Of The Lords supper.
MONDAY evening. class meeting
Tuesday evening. trustees meeting.
"Wednesday evening. prayer meeting.
Thursday evening The second return
and mark-up service Will be held. An
Interesting program win be rendered.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
FASHIONS AM FAns

Deep, capelike collars will be used
on the winter top-Ooats.
Heavy white linen Is a favorite
trimming for glngham frocks.
A charming blouse OF old blue
crepe Is embroidered in green.
Printed lawn combines with or
candle to make a dainty dress.
short belted coats, cut on Tuxedo
lines, are worn over sports togs.
Embroidery and braiding I'm self
tones are used on sports skirts.
some smart dark GeOrgette dresses
nave brilliant printed motifs.
There Is a strong tendency TO com
bine materials in evening gowns.
Black net flouncings are embroid-
cred In narrow black satin ribbon.
For a gown Of taffeta and tulle.
beadwork makes an excellent trim
ming
Black-and-whlte sports shoes in
buckskin and calf combinations are
smart
Melton cloth. linen. khaki and
crash are used for summer riding
Many blouses have modified
bishop sleeve gathered into straight
little cum.
A sport suit OF emerald green and
bronze tricolette Is trimmed with
franchillO.
A gown OF canary faiile is embrold-
cred heavily in turquoise blue wood
en- beads
Quite new are the Jet armlets with
bands OF ostrich feathers to match
the gown.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
peco Sermons and Music 10 Be Heard City Churches 7onoo0
GOOD GOVERNMENT
SERMON SUBJECT

Rev. u. Franklin Smiley. d. D., pas
tor Of West Presbyterian Church,
Eighth and Washington streets, VIII
conduct the public worship at A
O'Clock tomorrow. His theme viii be
Good Government. In the eve
Z to 5 o'clock, he win speak of 'IIu-
manitys Need" The Bible School
assemblies at 10 O'Clock. The prayer
and Praise meeting will be held
Wednesday p. m.
All the regular services OF the
church are maintained throughout
the summer.
The Vacation Bible School In con-
nectiOn with the Church is held every
morning except Saturday and Sunday,
at o'clock. Tuition and supplies
are free. Any child is welcome to
these advantages.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
Union NJ 10 CHRcH

Services at Union Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Fifth and Washington
streets. the Rev Harvey Winfield
Ewing, D. D., pastor, tomorrow viii be
as follows: Glass meeting at $50
o'clock, e. w. Dunlap, leader: Public
worship at 1890 O'Clock. Reception
Of members and Holy Communion.
Sunday School at - O'Clock, w. l..
bioking, superintendent Epworth
League at 715 o'clock, ]. Sylvester
Barnett president; Evening worship
at 3 o'clock; Sermon, Subject. "The
Christ OF Experience"
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
OnCAN RFcITAIs

Services at - Calvary Episcopal
Church, Third and Washington streets,
FOR The NTH Sunday after Trinity to-
morrow Will be ms follows: 930
O'Clock, opening session Of the sum-
mer church school, f0i5 O'Clock; cclc-
hratlon OF tho holy communion and
sermon by the rector, the Rev. Ed
mmd II. Stevens: subject Winged
Victory" 7h5 O'Clock. evening prayer.
preceded by the flrst OF a series OF
summer evening organ rcoitals Tho
Following program WIN be played by
Miss Caroline NJ. Heinei, organlst:
Forest Vespers. Edward y. Ionstonc ;
Sprlnr Day, Ralph N. KINDER: An
dante In A, Henry Smart; Onertolre
IN B Flat, Edward NJ Rcal Night
Prayer. Edward NJ Read.
Evening journal., 1920-07-03
REV. Z. W. WELLS TO
PREACH AT WESLEY

Services az Wesley NJ. p. Church,
tomorrow. viii begin az $50 o'clock,
with the class meeting, led by w. j,
Hastings. Following this service, the
pastor VIII make a short address and
administer the communion. New
members viii be received at this ser
vice The session Of Sunday School
will be held at 1915 o'clock. Mr.
Crew. the superintendent. viii be IN
charge. The evening services will
begin as 8 O'Clock. at which time the
pastor will preach. The choir, led
by Mrs Elton Jackson Carter, Will
-sing at both services.
The official board meeting win be
held Tuesday evening. at 8 o'clock
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, at
s o'clock.
The "Mewimaids" Bibn Class Will
give a lawn festival on fhe church
lawn, on Thursday evening.