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Evening journal., 1920-04-24
RIG-RETHEL CnIfRcm

"Big-Bethcl" announces the follow
Ing weekly pro gram: Sunday-Wom-
ems day, $50 o'clock, prayer and
praise service: 1890 o'clock, morning
sermon by the Rcv Mrs. Anna b.
Payne. Of Philadelphia; - o'clock,
sunday class meetings; 230 o'clock
sunday school; 800 o'clock, evangelis-
iic service and special sermon; z
o'clock, special Allen Christian En-
deayor womcn's meeting: O'clock
special sermon by the Rev. Mrs. A.
b. Clark. Philadelphia. IAN men arc
expected 10 contribute - cents and
The women not less than 93 cenisl.
Monday-Special meeting Of The Of
fetal board; Tuesday and Wednes-
Day, class meetings; childrens re-
tltal on Thursday nights at the
church.
During the absence Of Or. Arnetl
The church pulpit will be under the
supervision OF the Rev. James Nc
Phqrson and the Rev. w. H. jenkins
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
ZION LUTHERAN CHTRCH.

Services viii be held as follows to-
morrow morning and evening at Zion
Lutheran Church, Sixth and Jackson
streets. the Rev. s. q. Won BOsse, pas
tor: Morning worship at t03
O'Clock, with sermon on "Pauls Mes
sage 10 me Athenians." AT the even
ing services, at 730 o'clock. there will
be a sermon on the subject. For His
Names sake" Missionary Neud0erffer
who was 10 have presented his work
IN India. has unfortunately beer
forced 10 cancel all OF his engage
menis In this section, on account OF
illness.
The Sunday Schools meet At 93(
and i5 o'clock. on Wednesday even
ing the Willing Workers viii give an
entertainment on Monday evening
May 3, a mass meeting OF Lulheran'
will be held In the church 10 discuss
conditions IN Europe.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
REV. A. L. JONES TO
PREACH AT TRINITY

The services at Trinity p. z.
Church, corner Delaware aavenue and
Adams street, tomorrow will be as fol-
lows; Holy communitn. 7.3O o'clock
sunday school, 930 o'clock: morning
prayer and sermon at II O'Clock
evening prayer and sermon at 7i5
o'clock.
inc Rev. +. NJ. Kirkus, rector OF the
cnureh' VIII preach at the morn,ne
service and the Rev. Alfred lee lone,
VIII preach at the evening service
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
MT. JOY 81. p. human

services at Nj JOY NJ f. Church
y, s.'no5doW - ad VIII include class meetlnr
~. ~ ~ O'Clock In charge OF Leaders
SSoiDufn, Christian. Wilkinson Snd
SSeWfll. AZ 1880 o'clock. the Hev T 4
w. BOND WIZ preach, his subject hs'
ln3 ihe Settling Up OF the Nessi-
Inc sunday school meets AZ . ac
y or o'oSh IA charge OF Mrs. Julia Fish.
730 o'clock. viii De held al
The board meeting will no ,,,a 80
Monday and on TUESDAY H. isih ou
Boards VIII meet Wednesd,,' niIl.
meeting }. W. Bond. leader irbnrs vlSs'
aeyi . O'Clock. the Junior Isac,,s g
friday, ; O'Clock, choir rebesssoi s N
s' mrs Isabella Bantum, leader Thnrs
uas' O'Clock. pastors reception
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
An. RETnEL nAPTIsT.

corVIc1s az MI, UlIINI bITWeI
Church. No. ii6 West Front street
tomorrow will be; Preaching 9t 1880
O'Clock by the pastor, the Rev. 2. p.
Corbin: subject They We're Left
Standing In the Dark.
Covenant meeting nj noon; B. Y. p.
o.. meeting at 6 30 o'clock, led by A..
MORGAN: preaching al 7.ij o'clock :
subject Greater Than Jonah Is
Here The missionary meeting VIII
be held wednesday night. Friday
night. prayer meeting,
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
OUR OPPORTUNITY
MIR. COLLINS THEME

Tie services at Trinity NJ. +.
Church. Twenty-sccond and Church
streets tomorrow will be as follows
. o'clock. class meeting led by John
iacy; 1880 o'clock preaching by ihc
psstor. the Rev. =. II. Collins, sub
iect. "Our Opportunity 2 oi'lock,
Sunday school, in all departments
Gas o'clock, Epworth League dcvo-
tional meeting: 7.30 O'Clock. people s
praise and gospel service. Prof Bow
ers and choir will sing special selcc-
tions at both the morning and even
i3s services.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
EASTLAKE NJ. +.

The services al Eastlake NJ. T..
Church. Thiriieth and Tainall streis
the rev. 4. C. Sunneld, pastor, will be
as follows 9.45 o'clock, morning class,
led by w. J. Baldwin: preaching ser
vice at 1870 o'clock In charge OF the
pastor, subject, THE Power OF
Truth"
Bible school, > O'Clock: Christian
Endeavor service, Gas o'clock: song
service and sermon by pastor at 7.i5
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
nm NEM CnIlnCm

Worship viii be held az the New
Church, Pennsylvania avenue and
BroOme street. al iOi5 o'clock. the
Rev. George Henry Dole. pastor. Sub.
iect Of the sermon, "Worldllnoss anl
Spirituality" Musical program pre-
mde. Souvenir. Kiudcr; anthem. 'Thl
Filming Part n for Silver. from TIL
Holy City" Gaul. anthem, Thu.
saith the Lord. from The Holy City,
Gaul. baritone solo, by Mr.. Muiiri
pOsilude, March Russo. Schminke.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
AsRURY NJ. Z. CHURCH.

AZ Asbury NJ. r. Church. the Rev.
George White Dawson. pastor, services
viii be. Q o'clock, prayer meeting. W.
#. Parker leader; 1890 o'clock,
preaching. subject The Happiness OF
the Saints In Heaven: o'clock, sun
League. theme "Will a Man Rob
Godq". r. B. Ely. leader; Z 30 o'clock,
preaching. subject "The Glory OF God
In the Face Of Jesus Christ?'; sum
day school Board meeting, d4l
o'clock. Monday.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
WOMAN MISSIONARY TO SPEAK

Miss Sarah Coke. a returned mis-
sionary from India. will speak at the
morning services tomorrow, at the
Penteeosial Church, TNeniy-third and
Pine streets, at 40 o'clock, Miss Cox
will return 10 India in Nay.
The SUNDAY School meets at o'clock
and the praise meeting will be held at
3 o'clock. Eyangelistic services at 130
o'clock In the evening.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
Mt. PIsCAU A. H.

The fourth quarterly meeting Of Mt
pisgah A. u. Church. Taylor and But
tonwOod streets, the Rev. George C.
Collins. pastor, VIII be held tomor-
row. There VIII be preaching at A
O'Clock; communion, at ~ 30 o'clock
sunday school. at 2 o'clock; preach.
ing. at 3 O'Clock; Christian Endeavor
at 7 o'clock, and preaching, at
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
SEVENTH DAY ADvENTIsTs

The order OF services az tho First
seventh Day Adyentlst's Church, How
land street between Clayton and du-
Pont streets, during the week VIII be
as follows:
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at I.i5 o'clock; Sabbath school. sat-
urday morning, at 9.i5 o'clock; preach
ing, al II O'clock by the pastor, r.
+. Collier.
The Young People will meet at 2
O'Clock In the afternoon. The Bible
lecture will be given 40 las O'Clock,
tomorrow evening, the subject be-
ing DO the Dead Back 10 us9n
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
EpWORTH NJ. Z. CHURCH

TnWOrTn VI y, IlWTlWl IVHIII aHI
Lombard streets. T. r. beauchamp'
nastor services tomorrow are as fol-
lows. $50 O'Clock. class meeting,
George W. Booker leader; t030
O'clock. sermon by the pastor, sub
iect "The Call OF Samuel; ? o'clock.
sunday school, W l.. Overdeer, SUI
perlntendent: $50 o'clock. Epworth
League: 7.3O O'Clock, sermon, subject
Lessons From Life Nehemiah"
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
nIMaNUEL SERVICES

The services al Emmanuel Church,
Seventeenth street and Riverview ave
nue.. tomorrow, will be In charge OF
The services viii be: Holy Commu-
nlon. 7.t3 O'Clock: Sunday School
9.i5 o'clock; morning prayer and ser
mon. "A o'clock: evening prayer and
sermon. 7.i5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
A III cnIlncm srnNIcEs.

4. u. Church. French street. above
Eighth street. services tomorrow " ,
ho as follows. Preaching at iON
o'clock. hy ihc pastor; A. O'Clock. class
meeting. 230 O'clock, sunday school
Z as o'clock. preaching. by the pastor
Monday evening and Wednesday eve
ming. class meeting; Friday evenne
the Official board viii meet and the
choir will practice.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
cnnIsTIAN sCIENTIsT.

FirsT IhuTCn OT I1Tl7T 0UIIUIIsI'
park Place and Van Buren street,
will hold services tomorrow as fol-
lows. Morning at A o'clock and eve
ming al s o'clock. The subject for
the lesson sermon Is probation
After Death" The Sunday school
convenes at A o'clock
The church maintains a free read
ing room and circulating library
which is located at No. IO7 Equitable
Building.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH.

North Baptist Church, Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue. the Rev. VIII
liam l.. Peitingill, pastor. the Rev.
Edward +. Washhurn, associate pas
tor. will have services tomorrow as
follows: Preaching, al 1880 o'clock
subject Gods Program Versus
Man's"; las o'clock. subject "Jerusa-
lem as Cup OF Trembling; Bible
school, at noon.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
SWTDISH NJ. 4. CHURCH.

The services at tbe Swedish NJ. p
Church. No. iiii East Eleventh street
Joseph Karling, pastor, will be held
al the usual hours tomorrow. Morn
ing service, 1890 o'clock; sunday
school, ~ o'clock noon; Epwortl
League. Z o'clock; evening service
730 o'clock, subject. pressing on "a
the Things That Are Before, Morn
ing subject 'Zacchaeus.'
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
ELION ". Z. cnIincn

=. AT Ezion NJ E. Church The Rev 7
y. king. d. ID. pastor. serylets yyiii
De. 1880 o'clock, special sermon by
me pastor, subject "The Seasons -,
the soul 1890 o'clock, class meet.
lngs $50 o'clock. Sunday school sne.
clal missionary day program. sneslf.
er, Mrs, John Wooden: Gas o'eloei
Epworth League; 7.b5 o'clock. preach.
Ing services. ''1'''
Monday evening Mr.. Jackson. OF
baltimore. viii give an account of
the World War In a moving plcmr,
show. Tuesday evening class meet.
Ings. Wednesday, 3i5 O'clock, Junior
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
TnINITY LUTIERAN.

After a two-weeks' vacation. the
pastor. the Rev. Milton II. Siine. D. D.,
win on the pulpit at Trinity Lutheran
Chudch, corner Twenty-ihird street
End Concord. nue., tomorrow. Themes
for the dav are: Forms Of Gods
Power In Nature and Grace and
"Gleanings From the Life OF Ruth -
Y. p. S. y. 4. 40 Z O'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
rally AT ST. JAMES A. u. VI. p.

The Daughters OF the Conferences
Of s.. Peters and ST. James churches
Will be addressed by the Rev Au-
guslus G.. Scott, pastor OF Mounl
Enon Baptist Church, at a rally 10
be held at 81. James A. U, NJ, p.
Church, SiXteenth and uaymoni
streets, tomorrow afternoon, al 33u
o'clock.
Following the preaching the meet
ing viii be conducted by the st. Jo-
seph's Singing and Praying band.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
sIwpSON N. h. CHURCH.

TI0 s0TNTT0e al TUN SIMPSON VI, =
Church. Newport. the Rev J, II.
Stevenson. pastor will be A o'clock,
preaching by the pastor; subject,
aRuth's Wise Choice - 1870 o'clock,
class meeting; 2 o'clock, sunday
school: 7.45 O'Clock, Epworth League.
led by Mrs. Leah King; 10 o'clock,
preaching 90,
Wednesday evening the cnurch VIII
give a welcome reception 10 the pas
/ tor and his family.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
SMYRNA APPROVES BOND ISSUE

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
SMYRNA, Del. April 2i.-At a spe-
cial election held here on Thursday
for the purpose Of voting for or
against a bond issue OF $4,000 for the
completion uf the new electric plant
and streets. 1910 votes were cast In
favnr OF the issue. and ~ agalnst.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
81. JOHN's p. E. CHURCH.

AZ 81. JOhn's p. z. Lhurch. the
Rev. Alban Rlchey. ID D. rector. and
the Rev. C.. II. Holmead. NJ. A, curate.
Sunday services will be: 7.30 O'Clock.
Holy Communion; 9.ij o'clock. church.
school; II o'clock. morning prayer
and sermon: 7.i5 O'Clock. evening
prayer and sermon.
Week days Thursday. 10 o'clock,
Holy Communion; preacher, II O'Clock,
rector, - O'Clock, curate. Services
at old time.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
pnOCpFSglXF spInITuALIsTs

The First Progressive Spiritualists
VIII conduct services tomorrow evp-
ming. at pythlan Castle Hall. No. 906
West street The services viii begin
a. Z 20 o'clock. with Mrs. Ellen Con,
In charge The messages will be by
Mrs. be Lancy, OF Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
STUDENTS INTERESTED
IN SOCIAL SERVICE

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, April "a students OF the
Women's College are greatly Interest
ed In social service and the visit this
week TO the college or Miss Elizabeth
Walsh or the American Red Cross.
who discussed The need OF college
women IN the nursing profession. was
a treat 20 thc students. Mrs. Perkins
addressed thp social service class as
20 work ln child welfare and other
line, ~ community service. Miss
( Grace MarNil. on Laurel. Is chairman
/ OF the Social Service Committee. and
Miss Mary p. Rlch Is faculty adviser
hashcinall has replaced hockey "a.
a sport 40 the Womcn's College. Tho
large number who are playing thi
game has made 10 necessary io con
stfuct a court on The lawn hetWcor
Sussex and Residence Halls.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
nIn sMTnEs' CHUnCH

Services al old Swedes' Church. the
nov. Robert Bell vicar Will be.
o'clock. Holy Communion; 1890
O'Clock, morning prayer and sermon
230 o'clock. sunday School; l.30
O'clock, evening prayer and sermon.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24

In carving nsh use wide silver
knife.
nreadcrumbs viii give body 10 an
omeloite.
sali 1sh is much less digcsiiblo
Than fresh.
Olive OH is better than butter for
sailing almonds.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
Mnc UACAN. SOIOIST,

Mrs. William r. Hagan, ~ Kennetl
Square. will be he soloist at First
Presbyterian Church, Newark. tomor-
row.
Evening journal., 1920-04-24
MoMrN ro coNpucT sEnylcE'

shoricr's A. NJ. r. Church VIII Oh
serve tomorrow as Ladies' AID Day.
Preaching hy the sisters. Ida Cooper
Will preach at the morning services
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as the lowest we should think of and
Is placed no higher because the limit
of available transportation would not
seem TO warrant it.
"a study of transportation facili-
ties shows sufficient American ton
mage to bring over this number of
! troops. but to do so there must be a
| reduction in the tonnage allotted to
other than army needs. The use of
| shipping for commercial purposes
must be curtailed as much as posi-
/ BILE. The allies are very weak and
we must come to their relief this year,
! 1918 The year after may he too late.
1t is very doubtful if they can hold
on until 1919 unless we give them q
lot of support this year. 1t is there
fore strongly recommended that a
complete reimbursement of transpOrta-
ton be made and that the needs of
the war department as set forth above
be regarded as immediate"
In the latter part of January joint
note No. 10, presented by the military
representatives with the supreme war
council, was approved by the council.
This note concluded that France would
be safe during 1918 only under certain
conditions, namely:
THAT the strength of the British
and French troops in France are con-
tinuously kept up to their present
total strength and that they receive
the expected re-enforcements Of not
less than two American divisions per
month"
The first German offensive Of 1918.
beginning March 81, Overran all re-
the attack. The offensive made such
inroads upon French and British re-
serves that defeat stared them in the
face unless the new American troops
should prove more Immediately
available than even the most optimis-
tic had dared to hope. On March
81 the military representatives with
the supreme war council prepared
their Joint note No. 49, This note re-
peated the previously quoted state
ment from joint note No. u. and
continued:
"The battle which is developing at
the present moment in France, and
which can extend to the other thea
tiers of operations, may very quickly
place the allied armies in a serious
situation from the point of view of eff
fectives
THE military representatives are of
the opinion that 1t is highly desirable
that the Anne can government should
assist the allied armies as soon as
possible by permitting in principle the
temporary service of American units
in allied army corps and divisions.
Such re-enforcements must. however,
be obtained from other units than
those American divisions which are
now operating with the French, and
the units so temporarily employed must
eventually be returned to the Ameri-
can army.
THE military representatives are Of
the opinion that from the present time
in execution of the foregoing, and I'M
til otherwise directed by the supreme
war council, only American infantry
and machine gun units, organized as
that government may decide. be
brought to France, and that all agree
ments or conventions hitherto made in
conflict with this decision be modified
accordingly :"
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-04
LELAND

Miss Alice Watts Of Ottawa spent
a few days last week among relatives.
Mrs. Anna Carol of Sandwich spent
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. M. Har-
monson,
Mr.. and Mrs Brunson and son Jack
of Chicago spent over Decoration day
among relatives.
Supt c. S. Chappelear and Miss
Nellie widows spent Sunday visit
ing friends at Aurora,
Mrs. NJ. Betting was a Somonauk
caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Peisha and Mrs.
Addie Hartel spent over Decoration
day among relatives at Rock Island,
A memorial service was held at
the M. Z. church Sunday morning.
]. G. Augustine and afmily spent
over Sunday among relatives at Ne
ponset.
The Leland II, s team defeated the
Plano team on Saturday afternoon;
score 10 to T.. This makes six games
out of seven that Leland has won
Rev Chas. Lyons was a passenger
for Detroit Tuesday.
J. C. Davis opened up his bakety
Thursday in the O, NJ. DanielsOn
building. Mr. Davis has installed a
Middleby-Marshal oven with a capac-
ity of 200 loaves, Mr.. Getzel Of Chi
cago was out last Saturday and erect
ed the oven which is now in charge
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-04
HOUSE VOTES END
Of WARTIME LAWS;
60 ARE REPEALED.
PRESENTATivES BY 1923 TO 3
FAVOR REPEAL OF DICTATOR
SHip-MEASURE NOW GOES TO
SENATE FOR FINAL ADOPTION.

Washington, D., June 4-By a vote
of 1923 to 8 the house late Thursday
passed the Volstead resolution, which
in effect repeats all war legislation
with the exception of the food control
trading with the enemy and Liberty
bond and Victory loan acts, The de
mocratics Joined with the republicans
in putting the measure through after
criticizing the majority party leaders
for not including the food control act
among those repealed.
Representative Lgoe of Missouri
democrat. in taking exception 10 the
republican program, said that thelr
action had borne out the charge maze
during the consideration of the peace
resolution that certain interests dlo
not want the food control act repealeu
because of the authority to prevent
strikes which was exercised IN me
case of the coal strike.
Those voting against the resolution
were Representatives Garrett ana
Sims of Tennessee and Yelling OF
Utah, all democrats,
The resolution now goes TO the sen
ate, where action will be sought cur
ing the next few days.
The resolution as brought up in the
house contained clause providing
that it should not affect the Liberty
bond and Victory loan acts. TINS was
not in the resolution as reported from
the judiciary committee yesterday
Representative Flood Of Virginia,
who led the democratic fight against
the peace resolution and who at that
time proposed as substitute meas
ure repeating war laws without al
tempting to declare peace, declared
that the republicans were not sincere
in presenting the pending resolution
"If the Republican party had beeh
honestly in favor of repeating war leg
islation its members would have voted
for the proposition | presented at the
time of the consideration OF the peace
resolution" Flood said. IF its leaders
had followed the advice OF the Demo
Gratis this session would not go down
in history as the most inefficient con
gress on record.
The resolution as adopted by the
house provides that those measures
which by their provisions cease to be
in effect at the termination OF the
war" or the proclamation OF peace
shall end on the date the resolution
becomes effective. Other laws when
continued for defnate period OF
months after the end Of the war viii
terminate when that time elapses az
ter the resolution becomes effective.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-04

,ona ,,,.oh -, r,tcaco forper,v
baoI n.,,,. Good, ~ tho sherman
iIot1,
MISS Mary 9PI"'e'' 'e"t''el J" 'he
puoIlc Schoo', mas 4''ep',' " po91''o'i
III the schooiS OIL p""'leI ''"'e'
Carl Anderson of poWnerS Grove,
spent Saturday among the home folks.
j L. Whitman returne dthc asses,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-04

!. l.. Lcag and Porte Long and
families ere receiving a visit from
lhetr brother lin Loua aNl co lsiEs
rom chicago this week.
Tae T0aica Womana Glib met u.
the nome eel Ms. Minnie ea.orl Fri
day afternoon. May -. Tine follow
lns officers were elected
President Miss Hattie FoaJe,
Vice president Mrs Clara Norris.
First wire president Mis- Alice Eg
bert
Secretary Ellie Boyle.
Treasurer Miss Eta Elmer.
since the first OF the year the club
work has been greatly hin Tered by
sickness and other cause. However.
abe work of the next year i, looked
forward to With interest. \ most in
structiNt paper was read by Miss
Hattie Foote on The History Of
Wonan's Suffrage IT, meeting
closed with Il covered dish luncheon,
ard many palatable dishes We're
spread before tho ladies', dtWouetrat
ing hat the club was nor lacking in
their domestic science training.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-04
OTTAWA FREE TRADER JOURNAL.

Grover gave party complimentary
TO Mrs, Ellen Matthews.
Confirmation was held at the Lull.
Gran church on Sunday morning.
IN. n, n Thornton made It business
trip 10 Chicago Tuesday.
The ipiphany Guild wa pleasantly
entertained on Wcdncadas hr The
McsGamc. Stuart and Blackburn.