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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-10-01
!. LOCAL NEWS

Taxi service. Phone 315. J. Cole. II
q, Mrs. Charles Miller OF Columbus Is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lon Robinson of North Norton
street.
The MT. Vernon Fruit Market, 225
South Main street, just received
carload Of very fine peaches. Come
down and see them. Sweet potatoes
&c per Ib. All kinds Of fancy fruit, the
LARGEST variety in town, x30
DIR. +. f. Dowds went to GAINESVILLE
today to attend a medical meeting.
The w. r. C. self-serve supper, Eat
urday, Oct. 2, from to p. m, G. A.
II. hall. A silk quilt will be sold by
auction. TuThF x2
President b. Il. Frantz Of the Knox
Tire & Rubber Co. is In Chicago few
days this week transacting business.
Kilkenney can save you $40 on tall.
or.made suit. 1O5 West Gambler.
TuThS II
DR.. l. s. Workman m0tored to
GAINESVILLE today to attend the meet
ing of the medical association.
Daughters of Veterans will hold
food sale Saturday. Oct. 2, at f. e.
Kirby Co. store. Sale starts at p. IN.
TuThF XII
Mr. X. G. Baker returned today
from Cleveland, where he spent the
first part OF the week.
Woman's vote is the big national
riddle. How will they vote? The Rex
all stores are taking presidential
straw vote. Every woman In this
community should stop in at Dever's
and vote. TIL x2lOct
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor attend
ed the Morrow county fair in Mt. Gil
cad today.
From Nome, Alaska, and the ia
nous gambling dens. to Washington's
society, in "The Spoilers" at the Vine
Monday and Tuesday. x5
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Weed, who
have been spending several days In
Cleveland, returned home Wednesday.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Ross
Oberlin, who will spend few days
with them.
William Farnum, Thomas Santchi,
Kathleen Williams and Bessie Eaton
are the stars in the greatest prOduc
tion, "The Spoilers" at the Vine
Monday and Tuesday. x5
Mr.. Roy Heaton of Mansfield was In
the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones went to
Mt. Gilead today to attend the Nor.
row county fair.
All round dancing at Macoabees
hall Saturday, Oct. 2. syncopaters or
chestra, xl
Mr.. Charles Lyle of Columbus is
spending few days In the city on
business.
- We are as close AZ YOU
.1n telephone. Taugher's drut
w store. x.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friend Daily and Miss
Greta purdy spent Thursday in Jel
loway
"Ill break you with my naked fists
William Farnum in the greates
fight ever screen, "The Spoilers a
tho Vine Monday and Tuesday. xi
Mrs. l.. G. Allerding and Mrs. Franl
Kroft are spending the day In Colum
bus.
Hall Bros. transfer line. Mt. ver
.Homer-Ut Utlca.Newark. Teiephon
324 red, or 1909. t
Mr.. +. A. Esely was In Loudonvlll,
yesterday attending the fair.
Sweet corn. five dozen 81. Krau
cabbage. onions and turnips. Deli,
cred any place In the city. Caldwell
& Sons. gardeners. Phone 1893 greer
x3
Mrs. Charles Thomas and daugl
ter, Helen, OF Charleston. w. Va. ar
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wa
man of West Pleasant street.
The Misses Henrietta Mcarland an
Faye Mcmillan and Messrs, Harol
George and Rollo Workman were
Orryille Wednesday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-10-01

MARION - Physicians of central
Ohio gathered here yesterday to hear
a lecture by Henry ]. Gertsenberger
Of Cleveland
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Edgar of Akron
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Edgar of Danville.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-10-01
evening, Oct. 1. There will be q chalk
talk by Julius Headington.

+++Sunday, Oct. 8, will be Rally
Day at the Messiah Christian church.
All members of church and Sunday
school are invited to attend. Meetings
at Messiah will commence the last
week in October.
**+The Loyal Workers and Women
class of the Grove church will serve
two.course supper in the basement
of the church Saturday evening. Oct.
2. A short program is being pre-
pared. Everybody come and enjoy
the evening,
+""Mt. Vernon council, No. S47, X.
of c., meets Monday evening. Oct. A.,
at 8 o'clock. Installation of officers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-10-01

FREMONT-B. H. Edwards, an en-.
gineer, is perhaps fatally scalded by
steam. ~
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LABORERS.
TRANSFERS.
TEAMS.
CONCRETE BRIDGE FOREMAN.
GRADE FOREMAN,
HORSESHOER and GENERAL
BLACKSMITH,
FOR WORK ON COLUMBUS
ROAD
Highway Construction Co.
See Mr.. Conabee, Bangs. Ohio. or
phone 2061-F. II
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FOR SAlE-1920 Ford, good condi-
tion. Make me an offer on 1t. Phone
423 red. XII
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WANTED--Men to cut corn. W. II.
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u.s. The Sanitary Dry. cleaning Co,
southwest cornsf pliblic square. x3o
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Banter
of Idaho Fdlis, Idaho, are guests of
Mrs, Mary Il. BANTER, South Vernon.
Mrs. Kate Tiger has returned from Il
visit with relatives In Massillon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-10-01

FOR SALE-Two good cows and a
heifer. Leon Barry, Fairview. XII
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-10-01
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Player piano and six
lozen rolls. 205 North Gay. x30
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FOR sALE-Sideboar Call 161.
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Evening journal., 1920-03-13
Special Music Be Heard Churches TOMORROW
SOVEREIGNTY OF GOD
MINISTER'S SUBJECT

At First andlCentral Presbyterian
Church, Market street. above Ninth.
the Rev. }. H. CfRford VIII preach to-
morrow morning / 1890 o'clock ON The
subject, The SoNteignty OF Cod" Al
this service tho fepwing newly elected
deacons will be dlained: George H..
Whaler, Miss EilzaAth Latimer Taylor.
William II. Stats pd James II. Pier
son. Az tie eVenlg service. at 10
O'Clock, Mr.. Crawfots subject will De
"Unseen Envir0nmeS.n
The Sunday schkl meets at f.
O'Clock. Christian hdeavOr at go
O'Clock. Topic, 'Patnce and Its Re
wards Leaders, Ns William NJ.
Maclachlan and Miss tariorie Burns.
The musical numberfOr the day will
be as follows Morning Organ prelude,
B lntermezzo In F' tHinberger) an
them by the choir, "Ts King OF Love
My Shepherd Isn lShtey): solo. 90
Divine Redeemer" (Gunod) organ
postlude ,Faulkes)
Evening prelud Invocation
in B Flat" (Guilmant) anthem. in
Heavenly Love Abiding" ,arkerl duet
II Heard the Voice OF Jess Say" bow
man; organ pOstlude, "eand Choeur
in c. tChauvet).
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
DIR. HUBBARD TO
PREACH ON HELL
Miracles of Jesus" Will Be
His Subject at Morning
Service
SPECIAL MUSIC AT
ALL SERVICES

"Hcll" VIII be the subject of Or
Carlisle l.. Hubbards sermon tomorrow
night, at ST. Paurs W. u. Church, and
in The morning he viii preach on the
Miracles" OF Jesus These sermon;
are a part Of the series ne is preaching
10 show the fundamental differences be-
tween the Christian religion and the
Unitarian belief AZ the morning ser
vice The Rev Raymond r. Cooke will
preach a flve-minute sermon TO the
Junior church. on tho topic, Getting
on TO His Curves"
Mrs. Eleanor Girl0n Kemery. con
iralto soloisi, win sing as an ofertory
in The morning, ~ Come TO Thee
'ROmol, and IN the evening viii FOL
low Or. tiubbard's sermon with a gos-
pei song. Wilmer $ Boldly will sing a
baritone solo in the evening, savior
0f All' Bond Andrews. in which ne
will be accompanied by Charles l.. Ed
wards. on the violin. Mr. Edwards will
also play violin solo, just before the
sermon at night entitled, Romance
from WlemaWski COncertol. Ihe chOir
will sing "Pralse the God Of our Saliva
tlon" and "Slng We Allelula,' both by
Brown.
Miss sarah Hudson White, organist,
will play "Medltatlon,' Vincent; An
dante Pasiorale.- Richmond; "Festi-
val PosIlude," Demorest; Grand OF
ferloire." Rockwell; "Melody In Z
Flat" viii NJ. :. Brown; ave Sanctis-
sima." Thayer, and 'Marche Milltalre, y
Clark.
The sunday school meets at 2 o'clock.
The eig1teen-piece orchestra plays every
SUNDAY. Next Thursday night an IL
lusirated lecture dealing with the work
of the Womans Foreign Missionary So
clety. will be given in the Sunday
school Hall, by Miss Susan G.. Lodge, OF
The Osteopathic Clinic meets in the
church every Thursday night, from
20 8 o'clock. Treatments are given free
OF charge to those who are not able TO
pay a physicians fees.
During the hours OF service on sun
day there is a nursey provided in The
church for the benefit OF parents with
small children.
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
THE PR0DIGAL SON.
DIR. CANDEE'S THEME

AZ the morning service at 10 30 o'clock
at Westminster Church, the minister,
the Rev. Charles L. Candee, d. D.. will
take for the theme Of his sermon "The
prodigal SON. The double quartet,
under tho direction Of Frederick w.
Wyatt, viii sing the anthems, MY
Defense Is Of God" by Iluhn. and sGod
Is Spirit by Bennett The organ
numbers will be "OnerJoire in A Flat"
by Read, and 'Postlude in B Flat" by
West.
The graded Sunday school will meet
lat noon in the chapel and the adult
Bible class at the same time in the
gallery Of the church. AZ the vesper
services, at 4 o'clock, Dr.. Candee will
preach The NTH sermon in The series
on "The Great Questions in the Bible"
The subject viii be Who Is My Neigh
bOr2"
The assisting soloist for the service
VIII be Frederick w. Wyatt baritone
sOloist and choirmaster Of the West
minister Church Mr. Wyatt will sing
"The Aria from Creation by Haydn.
me double quartet VIII sing the an
them, Keep Me, Lord, the Shadows
Falling" by Matthews The organ
numbers will be Andante Cantabile,"
by McndelssOhn, and "Fuge in d." by
kembt.
AZ The Y. p. 5. O. p. service at
o'clock the studies on "The Faiths Of
Mankind Will be concluded The topic
for discussion will be christianity"
and the leader Will be Or. Candce. on
Monday evening at $50 o'clock the an
nual dinner OF the Y. p. 5. c. p. will
be held IN the chapel.
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
ILLUSTRATED SERMON
FOR ZION MEMBERS

Services at Zion Lutheran Church
Sixth and Jackson streets, will be held
tomorrow az follows: German service
at 1890 o'clock, sermon on. "He Saved
others" In the English evening ser
vice at 100 O'Clock the last OF this
years series Of illustrated Lenten lee
lures viii be delivered on TIE subject
"Cruclflxion and Resurrection" The
Sunday schools meet at 93O o'clock
and 2i5 OclOrk
Next Sunday evening the annual pub
lic examination Of Tie catechetical
class will be held In religious sub
jects.
Lenten services will be held during
the week on Wednesday and Friday.
speaking subjects being Innocence"
for the FIRST and "Chrlsts Burial for
The last service. The solos on Wednes-
day evening VIII be sung by Miss
Pauline Bacher. Confirmation services
will be held on Palm Sunday morning
and evening
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
WIN ONE TALK AT
BRANDYWIVE REVIVAL

AZ Brandywlne NJ. r. Church, Twenty
second and Market streets. the Rev. W.
Ernest Greenfield minister services to-
morrow VIII be as follows Samuel u.
pippln VII be IN charge of tho class
meeting al $50 o'clock. AZ 1890 O'Clock.
The music VIII he: "Offerloire IN A
Fiat VIII NJ S. Brown: "Bercouse IN
AZ Delhuck: "March Mnitoire," scotson
Clark The pastor VIII preach on "Our
Needs sunday school VIII meet at Z
nc'ock George b. Baylis. superlnten-
aeni Euwnrth LEAGUE 40 6.35 o'clock
wiih William A. Carpenter as leader
mus eel program by the young peoples
choir
~ the evening service the organ num-
hrrs viii include "T0rchliVht March I'm
ll 7 " Flaglcr: sunset" Flagler: "Ave
N1r'a' Ncrdl MELODY IN z Flat" VIII
" Brown "Salulc DAmour." Elgar
fclgign March. Scoison Clark: violin
solo selected. 0rvid Beggs; music by
iie choir and mons chorus. sermon by
ihft pastor. subject. "Win one. follow
fu ay revival
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
NEW SOLOISTS in
HANOVER CHOIR
Mrs. Leonard z. Wales and
Mrs. Harry 7. Moreland
Sing There Tomorrow
RECEIVE MEMBERS
BEFORE COMMUNION

Mrs Leonard y. wales, formerly
soprano soloisi az Central Presbyter-
Ian Church. ond Mrs. Harry r., More
land formerly conlraH0 sol0ist at 81.
Andrews, have become members Of
The quarletle OF Hanover Presbyterian
Church, Boulevard and Eighteenth
street. and will be heard there to-
morrow for the FIRST time. At both
Tho morning ana evening services. Mrs.
Wales will sing IN solos. singing at
Tho morning service selection from
Darkest Hour" by Moore, and al the
evening service. "Tho Lord Is My
Light by Alison. Clarence A. Hume
and Walior n. Bennett are the tenor
ana bass members. respectively. OF the
I quariette. James W. Cheney became
organlst and ch0lrmasler ~ tho church
last Sunday Mr. Cheney Is a graduate
Of the Peabody Conservatory Of Music.
Baltimore. mud has been prominent In
ilie musical no OF Washington and
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Cheney belongs Ia family OF
organists. being the nflh IN direct
line Of descent. His grandfather was
orEunlst IN Newburynoni. Mass. he
tween iSi0 and 1870. while his father
was the oldest active 0rganist In
Washington up 10 the flme Of his
death In 1917.
Mr. Cheney has studied principally
with Edgar Priest. A. r. NJ. @. NJ. who
was then 0rganist Of 50. paurs p. y.
Church, Washington. d. G.. He assist
ed him In his work and later served
as 0rganlsi and ch0irmasier III the
same church, training q choir of men
and boys. after Mr.. Priest lefi 81.
Pauls to accept the position at the
Washington Cathedral.
Mr.. Cheney entered the Peabody
Conservatory. taking up instruction
under Harold d. Phillips Mus Bac.
Cambridge y. n g.. and gained the
distinction represented by the organ
diploma which is the eighth dlplo-
ma ever conferred by that school in
Us history Of nearly half century
For two years he was organisl and
cholrmgsler 40 tho First Baplist
Church Of Pittsburgh Pa.
The Sacrament Of the Lords supper
will be observed at Hanover tomorrow
morning, The Bav Charles n. Bohner
being the preacher A large class will
be recieved into The church. lncreas-
ing The membership gain during the
year 20 moro than 100 The church
year ends on March a
AT The evening service. Mr.. Bohner
VIII preach on the subject. "The
Greatest Word IN the Language.
There will bo special singing by INT
congregation IN addition 20 the solo
by Mrs. Wales The sermon Is evan
gelistlc. sunday night services at
Hanover arc extremely popular among
Residents OF the Washington Heights
neighborhOod
The Girls club and Westminster
Guild announce bake at The gas
company Office on March %.
Mr.. Bohner will conduct the prayer
service on Wednesday evening.
A joint meeting of the Session ard the
Board 0f Trustees VIII bc held on
Tuesday night
Miss Laura Hackct will address me
senior EndeaYor society tomorrow
evening.
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
On. MANNER. pnrAcurp

There viii be the following services
y me Second NJ. p Church. Fifth ave-
upe and Anch0rase street. the Rev. B. F.
tester- pastor. Classmeeting. 10 O'Clock.
led by Charles r. Caulk; preaching. Al
o'clock and 2 O'Clock. by the pastor
sunday school 2 2o'clock; prayermeet-
ING Friday evening. The president Of
NE MARYLAND Conference DR.. l.. F. War
ner VIII preach on Monday evening at
: O'Clock The choir Of the First NJ. p.
'hurch VIII give a musicale and liter
ary entertainment in the church on
March 2, Tor the beneflt OF fhe church
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
ASH FFP IN CRISIS
SAYS UNION PASTOR

There Wili De the following services
AZ the Union Methodist Episcopal
Church, ihe Rev Harvey Winfield EW
ing y d.. minister. Classmeeting at
e39 O'Clock. = w Dunlap. leader: pub-
lc Worship at 1850 o'clock. sermon
subiect. "rhe Hidden Life": sunday
scnool al z o'clock Epworlh League at
$50 o'clock. evening worship at 73O
o'clock. sermon subject, Asleep in a
Crisis
me musical program for the day VIII
be Organ prelude. "Adaglo." Lemare
fnlbem "Ari Thou WearyY" Searls
tenor solo. Harper spry: ofrertorv.
Spring Song Mendelssohn: "postude
I'D Flats Guilmsnt; organ recital qs
40 O'Clock anthem. softly Now the
lieht % Dav." Wilson: anthem 80
Lord Most Iiolv." Ashford; offeriorv
swing Song Tease: postlude. 'Jubi-
late Dec" Kinder.
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
lGES Of Junior
Church MEMBERS
DR.. Sumwalt to Discuss How
Old Children Should
Be
WEDNESDAY BANQUET
FOR GRACE WOMEN

Al Grace NJ e. Church, Dr. J. W. r.
'umwall VIII preach az both services.
Il ihe morning service he will preoch
IA "Tho Children Rnd The Church, I'm
hts sefmnn nr. sumwalt VIII discuss
.he question OF huzz old children should
be before they Brc taken into me
.hurch fellowship In lhe evening the
series of sermons on "SOme questions
Asked by Jesus" VIII be- continued, THIS
weeks topic being "A Question OF En-
iurauco.H
Tho music for the DAY lncludcs.
Morning Organ prelude "Onerioire
50. Cacella" Bailslo; anihom, AT
rhy Footslool" BrOome. 0ffurtOry.
quartet. "slill. sun with Thee" Rogers {:
Mrs. Babcock Miss Ross, Mr.. Smith. Mr..
Arkwell: organ posilude, "Marche Bel
zlen.' Clarke.
Evoulns-7i5 10 780 o'clock. organ
recital. "Mareho 'rriumphal." Dubois I.
Souvenir" Drdln "Ai Evening Kind
ir. anthem. "Tho Twilight Shadows
FAIL wood: onoriory. "The King OF
Love Ny Shepherd ls. Shelley; organ
nostludo, 'Posiludo IN D Major"
Merkol
The annual missionary Offering VIII
be taken az the Sunday school session at
1 o'clock
40 TIC tpworih League service az 6.a
o'clock Misses Marion Vedder and Sue
Paris VIII have charge OF the program
Mss Edna Strong VIII DO the sololst
r The evening.
The wOmen's dinner VIII be held at
PIE church house "Wednesday at g
O'Clock There has been an attractive
program arranged
40 the mid-week service Wednesday.
st5 o'clock. Dr. sumwalt VIII continue
BIS series OF talks taken from the Book
~ James The topic this week is
Worship and Prayer
The Junior League viii meet at the
church house 6t $50 o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
TRINITY WEDNESDAY,
TALK BY DR.. STEWART

Services in T'A'ity p. z Church mol
aware avenue and Adams street. tomor-
TOW VIII be; Holy communion. 73O
ociock; Sunday school. $50 O'Clock .
morning prayer and sermon. A O'Clock .
evening prayer and sermon. 745 O'Clock
The rector, the Rev. +. NJ. Klrkus will
preach both morning and evening
Weekday services win be: Tpesdsv
evening prayer and address a0
o'clock; Wednesday. holy communion
2 o'clock, evening prayer and sermon
iA5 o'clock; Thursday. evening PRAYER
and reading, . 80 O'Clock; Friday. Litanv
and address. h.3O O'Clock
The Rev. George Craig Stewart n n
rector of s.. Luke's Church. Evanston
ILL., VIII be the preacher Wednesday
evening.
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
DIR. WATT AT CEnARs.

At the Cedars NJ b. Church tomor-
row the fourth quarterly conference
Will take place, commencing at 2.30
o'clock. The Rev. Robert Watt. super
lntendenl OF the Wilmington NJ. Z. Con
ferencs will speak.
At ibe evening services the pastor
viii preach on the subject Gods So
cret Love for His Children The Ladies'
Auxiliary VIII attend in a body to cele-
brate the lifting Of the church mort
gage.
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
ST JOHN's p. +.

AT ST. Johns p. +. Church, the Rev
Alban Rlchey, d. D., rector the Rev
Charles II. HOlmead, ID. d., curate
sunday services viii be. 80 o'clock
holy communion: 9A5 o'clock, church
school: n o'clock. morning prayer onC
sermon: 7.i5 o'clock, evening PRAYER
and sermon. Weekdays Ihursuay
holy communion; Friday, iO cioch
litany; holy Gays. 10 o'clock. holy
communion; preacher tomorrow, II
O'Clock, The rector; 1i5 o'clock. the
curale.
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
FInsr sMEnIsm RAPrIsr.

Services at the First swedish BAPTIST
Church, Nandeyer avenue and Church
street tomorrow VIII be as follows
i0ij O'Clock sermon by Niles Ander-
son. ~ o'clock Sunday school: Gao
O'Clock Young Peoples meeting: 100
O'Clock sermon by Frank Anderson.
Thursday 7ij O'Clock prayer service.
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
THE LOWEST ROM
THEME AT BR.CK-EX

The morning service tobrrow in
Brack-Ex Church. will begil at iO.i5
o'clock. with music by the cir, The
evening service Will be a cebrati0n
Of the burning Of the second brtgage
Special music for the servickviil be
given. Sunday School meets tom n
10 1 O'Clock. Prayer service 'ednes-
day evening. of s o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
ME ENON RApTIST

At NJ. EnOn Baptist Church, the
Rev A. G. Scott, pastor, services will
be as follows: i0.i5 o'clock Covenant
meeting; o'clock Sunday School; ;
o'clock, B. Y p. y. meeting; : O'Clock
Covenant meeting; O'Clock Lords
supper; prayer meeting Wednesday anC
Friday evenings OF each week.
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
Christian Endeauor Topic
PATIENCE AND IT'S REWARDS
BY THE REV. WALTER H. CLYDE

Keep your heart empty Of bitter re-
yengefll thoughts DO that whatever
you do"
The sure way to nourlsh patience is
TO feed upon the Word OF God and to be
constant IN prayer. Nothing changes
our lives, like The grace OF our Lord
and Saviour. MY grace Is sufficient for
thee. Ask and ye shall receive
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
INMANIEI curncu

Immanuei Church Sevenfsertb s,roc,
and RlveTview avenue the Rev cbarles
w Clash rector. VIII hold Holy Com
munion. LAB O'Clock: Sunday school.
945 O'Clock: moTnine prayer and ser
mon, II O'Clock; evening prayer and
sermon. 7 IS o'clock The Rev. Charles
w schreincr viii preach IN the morn
ing
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
pROGREssTvE spIRITTjALIsT

Service sunday evening, 73O o'clock
at the First Progressive Spirituallst
Church. pythian Castle. No. 906 West
street. will be conducted by Mrs. Ellen
Golf. Message by Mrs. Delaney Of
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-03-13
METHODIST CHAPEL.

AZ the Methodist Chapel. Seventh and
Jefferson streets, prayer meeting at 2.30
o'clock; preaching at 8 O'Clock.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-15

Auction of Souls which comes
to the Rex theatre Saturday, Febru-
airy 21st. matinee and night, is a
photopiay built on the actual expert
enee of Miss Aurora Mardiganian.
who is featured in this picture. Miss
Mardiganian was a captive in a
Trkish harem and escaped and came
to the United States. This picture
has created a sensation wherever it
has ben shown. A picture everyone
should see, an eight-reel super feat
ure, full of thrills and also proves
the saying that truth is stronger
than fiction.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-15
"a SCREAM IN THF NIGHT"

The management of The Rex the.
atre announces that the new Select
special attraction. "A Scream in the
Night" will be its attraction for
Sunday matinee and night. This an
nouncement is of more than passing
interest in view of the fact that "A
Scream in the Night takes its place
among the greatest pictures made
since the inception of the art.
The picture achieves its greatness
principally by reason of its unique
and powerful dramatic story. Writ
ten by Chas. A. Logue. the story Is
based on the Darwinian theory that
mar is evolved from monkey.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-15
Local Mention
''THE SAFETY CURTAIN"

II the opportunity to cast your lot
with a man who loved you and would
care for you tenderly came to you aft
er cruel and harsh treatment came
TO you when the safety Curtain at
the theatre, dropping to shut out a
ire from the audience, also shuts you
away from your miserable past; and
il you thought that by drawing the
safety curtain of silence and distance
behind you as you fled to India with
the man you loved, you would forever
leave the hateful past behind, what
would you do? Would you seize with
both hands the happiness flung your
way as Puck seized it? At the Rex
theatre Friday.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-15
"TUE MAN OF BRONZE"

The Man of Bronze is the title
of a statue in the picture OF that namc
which will be shown on Thursday at
the Rex theatre.
THE Man of Bronze is the sort
of a picture. that everyone enjoys,
All the members of your family
should see it, and if they do, each
member of the family will recon.
mend the production to his or heI
friends.
BE sure to see THE Man oI
Bronze" 1t is we'll worth while.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-15
BANS LIQUOR ADVERTISING.

Major X. c. Stoddard, federal pro-
hibition director, has issued a warn
ing that all signs advertising the
sale of liquor must be taken down
or prosecution will be begun. This
means all old saloon signs must be
removed from long accustomed
haunts.