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Evening journal., 1920-05-22

at 2 o'clock. new time.
In Emmanuel p. =. Church iomor-
row the services will be suitable 90
Whii-Sunday. which commentaries
the descent OF the Holy Spirit at
peniecost Holy Communion will be
celebrated at both the 40 and i030
O'Clock services. AZ the latter SER
vice, the Rev. Joseph H. carp. ren-
Tor, VIII speak on THE Nature and
Meaning OF Confirmation" AT 73O
o'clock The sermon viii be on THE
Fruits Of the Holy Spirit" The ser
vices will conform 10 new time.
The Royal Theatre will operate on
/ standard time.-Ady.
Nc anniversary of ne Day OF
/ II PntecOSt Will be celebrated In Naz-
areih Church ai an services lomor-
I row. The morning subject Will be
/ "peniccosial Power" In the evening
The Rev. j r. Bicking will prea,h
on "The Penbcosial Church" The
services VIII be according 10 new
time.
In First Baptist Church. The pas
tor, The Rev. George r. street. will
/ speak tomorrow morning on "The
Cultivation OF the Devotional" In
| the evening his subject will be "Thc
N a NNAN-NA H''AA NNNN ANNN nNWNNlNNa NNNE
| Christian EndeaVOr Society az Gas D.
m. viii be led by MOTTell ThOriOn
! All services Will conform 10 The new
| time.
Letters remaining unclaimed at The
, local postofice follow: Willard Bar
/ rt, Charles Cameron Miss Elar
/ Henes, IT, :. Hames, haemOnd Hart
nett. Mary Hamilton, Miss Ida Henry
| William :. Jopson. Richard Miller
! Howard Miller. II. H. Mullen. Joseph
Morzan. Mrs. Minnie McR adv AlIs-
Mary NcGinn.s. New Castle. Del. BOA
2jJ. Mrs. Thomas Num- Miss May
/ hi V. Osigiio. Carnce ReyOns. Mis-.
I NJ. A. Robinson. ". s. Schumm an,
Mrs. Julia Tracy.
! Try a pint or quart Of Breyer's lee
Cream tonight or sunday. Quart, Coz
Pint, Doc Cones, &c. Newlyn Res
! taurant-Adv.
The meeting Of The baseball Officials
and players. which was 90 have becl
! held last evening in the mayors OF
fee was postponed because so man,
b. OF the baseball enthusiasts went q
b. Wilmington 10 attend the einru-
4: Elmer Ranker Will OflcIa.e as umpr
d. al the Twilight League game mex
: Monday evening. I'm The absence O
D. Jesse A. Mckay, who Is away on
A.: visit.
! Manager "Bin" Denny has a stron
I lineup for t0day's game with the WI
b. Del team. Walter kohcr will Iiicl
y for the New Castle aggregation.
( The West End bas ball team vii
go 20 Wilmington this afternoon 0
: play Lorraine. A game Is being ar
ranged for next sunday with Baltl
T more team. The local team will g
4 10 that city on Saturday evening.
NJ The names OF James King, samu
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
TALK TO ITALIAN AMERICANs

The lialian-American Club met last
night at the italian Neighborhood
House and was addressed by II. Y.
Jemison ad Carmine Di Mare. Mr.
Jemison spoke in English and told Of
the Americanization movement. Mr.
hi Mare read History Of the p0pes"
in Italian. Music was furnished by
the Italian quartet Miss Mildred
Belts sang, accompanied by Miss
Mable Haley.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held on the third Friday in June.
This will be the annual meeting and
officers will be elected for the ensu-
ing year. Mrs William II. Beacon.
Mrs. Charles Rayner and Mrs. William
Mooney have been selected as a nom
mating committee 10 propose noml-
nees.
! Yesterday afternoon the kindergar-
ten class OF the Neighborhood House,
numbering about ihirty-ilye. attended
/ the circus
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
NEW MOTOR ROUTE

Motorists visiting points advised of the following
HARE'S CORNER
State Road closed ac leave
Wimnqton via bridge trolley line 10 New Castle
Sixth and Delaware streets keen straight to
continue State Road at Has Oorne
Dctour good Com-g Dover deours
DOVER
sharply 10 left AT first
street: continue Rising road closed Rising sun to Magnoa
follow detour TO Magnolia Earth
road in fair condition.
MAGNOLIA FREDERlCA
carefully follow detOur
MILFORD
points and avoid
Keep straight through Milford bridge and follow
Milford 10 Georgetown
nd byViH Concrete boulevard No detours
DOVER HARRINGTON
Pennington TO Greenwood concrete road open TO
traffic bul note completed drive carefully
GREENWOOD TO BRDGENILLE
through OF Greenwood keep
ina 10 left County Greenwood Bdgeyie reach
cd o Bridgevilie
BRIDGEVLLE TO sEAFORD TO LAUREL
follow concrete road and old
dirt distance carefully road % finished
LAUREL DEIMAR
detour Avoid industrial tracks, east
side of concrete beginning three miles south OF Laurel
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

Harris and samuel Barnes have been
spoken OF by the Republicans OF New
Casde hundred as possible candidates
for representatives.
sharplcss Ice Crlam now on sale
at r. +. pindr's. Sixth and Delaware
streets. open every evening Adv.
City Council Will mat next ruos-
day evening 10 receive and open bids
Tor the $4,000 3O-year bonds for
street Improvement
Vandalism on the part OF children
has g1u-cd The destruction or about
50 worth OF rare bulbs. which we're
plant 4 recently on the school green
by ihe civic committee OF thc New
Castle Century Club, Mrs. George Nc
lniire chairman
The pupils OF George Mclniire
/ Private school. Wilmington pass u
/ through ihis city today In auiOno-
bllcs on their way 10 Fort dupont
where they will be entertained by
l the fort commandani About 80 per
sons were In the Tarly. Tits is lhcii
annual picnic. The~ will visit For
Delaware while on The trip.
Erer crs OF the Wilmington an,
i philadelphia Traction Compay wcr'
/ IN town AtrirlNtA IAfpUNk lltu'
for adjustment OF The trolley tracks
| The eng.neers Nil De here aginI
I next week.
Robert Newhn b npainung am
renoNating the old Homestead
a Wilmington tailor was ln tow
Yesterday and measured the Wilmln.
ton Fibre Specially Company's nv
rght League baseball players {,
their new suits.
- James b. TOman has brfn selecie
manager OF fast six'een-ycar-ol
: baseball team. He is anxious % hea
I from teams whose players are q
like ages.
: Josephine Chase, the ihro-year-O
? daughter Of Mr. and MrS. Eugcn
Chase. who recently recovered frol
. AN attack OF chicken pox, had he
fingers badly smashed yesterday. b
having On m caught In a stors doc
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
NEWARK NEEDS
MORE WATER
Engineer Estimates Pro-
posed Improvements
Would Cost $72,11S
TAXPAYERS TO
VOTE ON QUESTION

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK, May 22.-prOnOsed inn
provemenis and enlargement Of the
water plant at Newark were discussed
at a public meeting held in Council
chambers last night. Alfred Hart
man, general manager OF the Con-
sOlidatcd Engineering Company, OF
Baltimore, who recently made a sur
vey of the local conditions as TO water
facilities and submitted an estimate,
was present 10 answer questions.
The present special session OF the
Legislature passed a bin authorizing
Council TO borrow $4,000 for the
work The bill provides for a refer
cndum vote on the matt r. and this Is
20 be held next Wednesday. Mr.. Hart
man estimates the cost Of the pro-
posed Improvements at SIP iiS.1J.
Samuel J. Wright, president Of the
/ Continental Fibre Company, who at
tended the meeting last night, agreed
that some improvements should be
made, but questioned whether OF not
/ with material and labor so high II
should be done at once. Major G.. A.
Short questioned the engineer as 90
/ the adVisability OF doing part OF the
work now and leaving the remainder
| for two years.
At the present time Il is claimed
the water supply Is not sufficient FOL
adequate fire protection and the usua
| consumption at the same time. Th'
water supply comes from two S-incl
artesian wells. These wells are 10
Gated along the tracks OF the p. b. 4
II w. railroad, east OF the station, ant
the water Is pumped through a six
inch main TO The standpipe or Qualit
Hill for distribution over the town
This standpipe, it is claimed. is inucl
too small. To meet present cOnsumu
ton u Is necessary 90 have one en-
gine going constantly FOR % hours.
The present daily consumption ID
Newark is about 10000 gallons. Nj
Hartman, in his estimates. provide
for a daily supply OF 100000, whicl
should take care Of the growth %
the town for some years. In his esti
mates the engineer provides for tW
additional i0-inch artesian wells: tw
60 horsepower centrifugal pumps: al
; air lit system, water receiving basin
] auxiliary gas engine; iO-inch instea
OF 6-inch main pipes, and noN
/ stand pipe with a capacity Of 10000
gallons.
70 is proposed in putting in the "a
inch main pine 90 run the pine "a
Academy street and connect with IN
other main at Main street, instead q
tearing up Depot Road 90 replace IN
6-inch pipes laid along that road
The question was raised by A. I
Beale as TO the supply Of water wher
, the wells are sunk. 10 is claimed lhi
, there are indications that the suppl
is decreasing. Mr.. Hartman state
/, this would be investigated befOl
going ahead with any work eve
should IN clown vote TO make the in
prONements.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
HOUSE PASSES
PEACE MEASURE
Not Enough Votes to Over
ride Wilson's Veto,
However
DEMOCRATS FOR
THE RESOLUTION

WASHINGTON. d. C.. May 22.-Tho
House OF Representatives has adopted
The pcac, resolution by vote OF
22s 10 i39 Having accepted The rs
olution as was amended by the
senate 10 now goes 90 PIfsdent VII
son Tor his action veto II expected
and The vote by which the resolution
was adopted docs not indicate that
lhc resolution can be passed over
The Presidents veto by ihe necessary
iNo-lhirds vote 1hc vote dpproV-
Ing thn resolution WAS 22S 10 i39.
Part. lines we're drawn light.
Twenty Democrats voted with The
nO.nbiicans and two Republicans.
Kelley. OF Michigan. and fullo-, OF
Massachusetts. voted with The Demo
irais. indicating a greater Democratic
detection than was expected; never
'hcless the nemocraiic leaders de-
/ clarod themselves satisfied with TIC
way 40 whsoh they held hor party
I In lire
The Sonah, vote on passage last
Wcok was az 10 -.
The House total lacked II votes
NJ the two-lhlrds necessary TO over
ride the veto. seven Democrats
AGAINST The measure. which was a
substitute for The House resolution
Mere paired with Republicans favor.
lng n. Two independents also sci
On with each other In the vote. Rep
n sentative Clrrs. Minnesota, Opposing
HE resolution. and Reprer ntatiN'
kelber, OF the same state, favoi1ng II
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
DR.E.L. HUBBARD
. TOPREACHH HERE
Father of the Rev. c. L.
Hubbard to Fill Sons
r Pupil Tomorrow
SPECIAL MUSICAL
PROGRAM ARRANGED

The Rev. Edward L. Hubbasd. D. D.,
OF Cambridge. Nd. will preach at St.
paul's Methodist~ Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning and evening. Dr.
Z. l.. Hubbard is the father OF DR..
Carlisle /. Hubbard. pastor OF the
church. and is well-known In this
city, having served as pastor Of sew
eral OF The local churches. Il will
also be remembered that he has been
in charge OF The religious work al
BranuyNNine summit Campmeehing for
several years past. There Will be "a
sermon TO the Junior church during
the morning service by Rev. Ray
mond W. Cooke. on the subject,
--ConversiOn."
Tho musical program for The morn
ing will be: organ prelude, "Cradle
song Kinder: "Nociurne," Gillette
anthem Il Could Not DO Without
Thee" Danks; baritone solo. Jesus,
Blessed Jesus" Gabriel. Wilmer =
Boldly; pOstlude, March Anglaise. "
CLARK. In the evening: Organ re-
ciial at 7i5. "Onertoire in G Minor.
Wely: "Berceuse." VIII NJ :. Brown
''Prelude in f." Shdckgy; anthem
''Abide With Nc" Edwards; j. Wal
ter Boyer, soloist; quarteile. "Thl
Gross" Miles; Mrs. komery. Messrs
Boyer, Boldly and Edwards; violin
bolO. Love. Thou Wit Not Let Ne
Co." Simpson. Charles LaBoubc Ed
wards: "Postlude in r." Mrs. Flea
nor Girton kemery contralto soloist
Will sins after the sermon at both
services.
At $50 O'Clock The class meeting
will be held under the leadership of
The Rev. W. G.. Strickland. The sun.
day school meets at , p. m. Chris
tian Endeavor prayer meeting is con
-hnted at $50 p. m. The leadr fol
this week will be ]. Harvey Groves
Special music has been provided
= Monday evening at o'clock th'
meeting OF the l'shers' Union vii
be held in the Official board room
All members are urged 10 be pres
Snt At the same hour the yOuni
ladies OF the Queen Esther Circle
will hold a social meehng at thl
home OF Miss Elizabeth huntington "a
Hillcrest. Those who attend shOul'
meet at the corner OF Tenth an'
Market streets in time for the 70
Darby car.
The monthly meeting Of the W. n
NJ :. will be held at the home o
Mrs. Midlam, f0i5 Trenton Plac.
T MH-NAN nAANNMUNn IL -iNN ~ NA'Nhs a
is desired that all mite boxes, Len
ten offering and war fund envelope
sle returned at this meeting That ac
counts FOR the year may be CLOSED
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold u
.regular monthly meeting at th
home Of the president Mrs. J. Fran
Davis. 90i Adams street, Tuesday eve
ming at 8 o'clock.
- on Wednesday evening al ] o'cloc
Ne Junior church meets and Is fo
lowed at O'Clock by the regula
mid-week prayer meeting. Thursda
evening the Ladies' Aid Society wi
hold a festival on the lawn OF N
church. 4 cold supper and ice creal
will be served Tickets ridcemab
at i5c. The Osleopaihic Clinic NEE
In the church every Thursday eN
ming from 7 10 Q o'clock. DIS. Pa
-tersOn and Mason are In charge.
For the convenience or paren
with small chsldrm a nursery.
maintained at 81. Pauls Church du
ing the hours Of the preaching ser
ices. The children are under U
care OF a competent nurse. For 1
= formation regarding the nursery az
the usher at the door.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
SILENT POWER TO
BE PASTORS THEME

The Rev. Joel a. Gilnllan. pastor Of
Olivet Presbyterian Church, Will
preach al the services at that church
tomorrow. The morning sermon at
iOi5 O'Clock will be silent Power
and in the evening The sermon sub
iect Will be "Thc Narrow Way"
The musical program will be as
follows:
Morning-"On Christ the Solid
Rock" hy Greenwood; Nearer. My
God 10 Thee" with bass solo by VIII
liam MOscrip.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
FIRsr SWEDISH BAPTIST.

In the First Swedish Baptist
Church, Vandeyer avenue and Church
streets. tomorrow. the Rev. G.. A..
Chader, pastor. viii conduct Whit
sunday services. There Will be morn
ing meditation at i0.il o'clock: sub
iect. "pcnicc0st and pergamOs." Al
noon the Sunday school will meet and
al 6.i5 o'clock The Young Peoples
meeting will be held The evening
sermon subject Will be "penicc0slal
Tongues OF Fire Thursday. at 7ia
o'clock. prayer service
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
cnrncn oF nm NEw IERusALEM.

Worship will be held by the New
Church. Pennsylvania avenue and
BrOome street. tomorrow al 80, 10
O'Clock. the Rev. George Henry Dole,
pastor. The subject OF the sermon
viii be "NNhat the Holy Spirit Is and
the Practical Lesson OF Its GIT.
Musical program: Prelude. .Merkel
anthem. aRread OF the World" Mem
delssohn: tenor solo, "HOw Long, q
Lord" from Triumph OF David. "
sung by J. Wales Davis; postludc.
Hnlline
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
ONE srnr A MEEk

SEAFOhD. May 22.-The people OF
Seaford and surrounding country. es-
pecially merchants fruit brokers.
oyster packers and farmers. are up In
arms over the announcement By the
Baltimore, Chesapeake q Atlantic
Railway Co.. that their line of steam
ers would only touch at Scaford once
la week. coming here on Saturdays
and returning Sundays.
company Will include three trims a
week 10 She-plown, Md. and other
points below SharplOwn The peopll
here have appealed 10 the Booster.
Club and a remonstrance Is being cir.
culated. asking the railway compan,
90 give this community the same ser
vice as heretofore
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
nANn CONCERTs AT snELLPOT.

special attention Will be given TO
the music ai shellpot Park tomorrow,
and the band will give three con
cCris as usual Tile hand is Furnish
ishing excellent music.
Shellpot Is practically a new narA
this year. and the patrons are delight
cd with the changes which have been
made. Nothing Is lcfi OF the old
park except the good ole name which
I has been popular for years and which
I has always meant the best Outdoor
amusement park In This section OF
/ the country.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
sIlNsInNE nEIIEF

sinco the or1anizallon Of Alert
Branch 90 The International sunshine
society In October. 1918, muoh social
uplifl work has been done IN this
city By This branch
The Juvenile Court work and De-
ienlion Home was the nrst work
laken up. The girls room was iur-
nlslrd throughout and uniforms Tor
girls and boys vtrc made.
dozen new sheets and night
gowns for the girls were provided
ms month A number OF dresses,
coats and clothing OF various kinds
We're supplied for the home during
he wear Al thanksgiving Time a
family OF Ave were suppl.cd win
GOAL wood. clothing OF all kinds.
groceries and a dinner. AZ Christmas
| tins clothing OF ali kinds. shotb
and hats besides tops and games for
Zach child. also a pair OF well nlled
! stockings went into twelve homes
and twlnly-two little tots were made
happy.
airecf section the branch has given
relief 10 a. families In that district.
! Quantities OF clothing and PROVISIONS
Vcre given 20 these families.
Five hundred calls upon me siok
and siui-in and others ncedinS cheer
and Sunshine have been made. Flow.
ers We're taken into all the wards o
] our city hospital at Easter time a.
well as thc Home OF Mriful Rest
Workhouse ard Hope Farm have, beel
visited with cheer taken INTO IN
homes whore loved ONES had dted
The s3cr-ly Is working 10 have
d, rurfe,y law In Wilmington.
me society has twenty-six mem
Z hers. Rcrepts for The year wor
! $3.50. spcnt 1925. Balmce OF han'
s25
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
sENENTn DAN AnNENTIsrs.

The First ceNenIh Day AuNenIlsIs
Church, Rowland street. between
CLAYTON and dupont. Eighth and Ninth
streets, the order Of services Is as
follows. Prayer meeting "Wednesday
evening al 7.iJ o'clock; sabbath school
every saturday at 9.i5 o'clock; preach
ing services at a o'clock conducted
by the Rev. Z. r. Collier; young peo-
pies meeting at 3 O'Clock; Bible lee
iure tomorrow evening at 7.i5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
UNITED PREsBYTERIAN CmURCm

PRESBYTERIAN Church. Third and
BroOme streets. the Rev. n. Nelson
Calhoun, pastor. tomorrow will be
as follows: Sabbath school at 10
O'Clock: the regular morning service
and sermon at n o'clock.
The Senior G.. r. Society meets az
.645 o'clock The regular evening
service at 7iJ o'clock. The midweet
prayer service will be held on We'd
nesday evening at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
RRACK-EX CHURCH.

Services at Brack-Ex NJ. +. Church
tomorrow viii be as follows Preach
Ing. i0.i5 o'clock and 1.i5 o'clock by
the Rev. r. II. Adams; Sunday school,
70 o'clock; Epworth League, bA9
o'clock. leader. Edward White; special
singing by choir under the leadership
az Warren Curleit: prayer services
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
Mt. PLEASANT NJ. III CHURCH.

Mt. Pleasant NJ Z. Church, the
Rev Hugh B. Kelso, pastor, services
for tomorrow are as follows: 93O
O'Clock. Sunday School; 1890 oelocks
preaching by the pastor; II noon.
class meetings. led by the Rev. @ aorge
w. Weldin; 230 p. m, sunday School
at Newark and Holly Oak: $50 p. No..
preaching at Newark Union by the
pastor: 7.3O p. m., preaching at Belle
fonte by the pastor; 730 p. m, Ep-
worth League at Mt Pleasant. Al
services by standard time.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
HAVEN VI. Z. CHURCH.

pntecOst Day VIII be 0bserved al The
Haven NJ. Z. Church tomorrow. The
Rev. Deshields will preach at the eve
ming service. The service will be as
1890 o'clock. special sermon by the
pastor: 1890 o'clock, class meeting
23O o'clock. decision hour, conducted
by the pastor, assisted by the teach
ers; o'cSock. preaching by the Rev.
Deshields.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
,-n,Trn~,I. SpIRITUALISTS.

Tho Fraiernal SplrltuallsIs vIluIVII
,.l,ao-iy lno iocaied at 9O7 Tatnall street
~, ~, Laids Sunday services al hel
N,nn,s N1m uali. SIS shipley street at -
o'clock. Services conaucleu ~ cn
William Moore. Messages ny "'' '''
ion of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
CLEANERS nay WITH BAPTIsTs

Tomorrow viii be cleaners Day
In Eighth Street Baptist Church, the
Rev. II. C.. Jones, pastor The churcn
went "over the top In its mortgage
fund drive last Sunday and the occa-
sion will be celebrated tomorrow.
The days program viii be. II
O'Clock. covenant meeting; 2.30 o'clock
Sunday School: 730 o'clock, preach
ing BY the pastor.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
rAsTIAkT N. n. CHURCH.

Fastlake NJ. +. Church. Thirtieih
and Talnall streets. the Rev. r. G..
Sunneld. pastor. viii hold services
tomorrow as follows: 9i5 O'Clock.
morning class, ". J Baldwin. leader.
fO3O o'clock, sermon by the pastor. /.
subject, Remedy FOR Tired People: -
9 o'clock, Bible school; 6.i5 o'clock.
Christian Endeavor service; 5ia
o'clock, song service and evening ser
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
er IIKE,s m hi CnIRCH

The order Of services at st. Luke's
Reformer Episcopal Church, Eighth
and Monroe streets. the Rev. William
Lanning. rector, tomorrow VIII be as
follows. Morning prayer and sermon
at i0.i5 o'clock; Sunday school at 2
O'Clock: evening prayer and sermon at
73O o'clock; Wednesday at s p. M,
mid-Week service
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
TIInN N M ~

The morning sermon at Ezion 4. NJ.
Z. Church will be in charge OF a min
isier from the a. u. NJ p. Confer
once. Glass meetings Will begin at
1890 o'clock. Sunday school at 230.
A special missionary program has
been arranged. Sermon at 40 o'clock
by a minister from the Conference; a
recital will be given on Tuesday
night by Edward Stello, Of Boston,
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
HENRY LAWS DIES.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. May 22.-Henry Laws.
about about 65 years. a well-knOwn
farmer, died yesterday morning. on
his farm near Wilson station, Penca-
der Hundred. He had been IN for
some weeks. He is survived by his
wife and one sen, Pierce Laws.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
rpINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH.

There will be preaching by me pas
Tor Inc Rev. Milton IT, Slime, u d., IN
11snt,itv lutheran Church. Twenty
MI ,a.'' and Concord avenue. at I'll
o'ciock and 7.&5 o'clock tomorrow.
eS,,tioeis "The Work OF The Holy
snir,t, su15 ,senaralion: Conservation and
ccppr,ice- An other services as usual.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
CAIVARY p. h. CHURCH.

calvary EpiscOnal Lhurcn, IllIu
and Washington street, the Rev. Ed
mund II. Stevens, rector. Whitsun-
dav 73O o'clock. Holy Communion
n o'clock. church school; iO.il
o.clock Holy Communion and SER
non. 7 o'clock, Victory Guild; IA
o'ciock evening prayer and sermon.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
cm.ncn nIIAIMAGE sALE

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF st. Lukes
Reformed Episcopal Church. viii hold
rummag, sale at IA Talnall street
on Tuesday and Wednesday. June =
and &c. Any donations FOR this sale
will be Thankfully received
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
p,nTF STIDFNTS MEETING.

w II. nickerson will speak on me
s,biect "plan OF the Ages" on sun
dav afternoon az 3 o'clock IN INC Jt.
q. Il. A. NJ. Hall, 9OI Tatnain s'res,, ~
This meeting will be under me
auspices OF the I. B. s. A.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
oIn svTDFS CHURCH.

-,,i, r,l and Church streets. the Rev
SsNar, neNel.i" pell vicar. for tomorrow vii
t'opet eollo,vs. 3 O'Clock. Holy Com
ion. We ~ 1910 o'clock. mornins
las llass school. 80 o'clock, evenins
nraver and sermon.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

The Christian Science Church. Park
Place and Van Buren street, will hold
Il services tomorrow at A a. m. and
8 D. m. Sunday School is at A a. m.
The subpect Of the lesson-sermon is
soul and Body" The Wednesday
evening testimonial meeting is at 5
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

This date viii be strongly favored
FOR marhlnisis mercantile Industries
and commercial interests. The Want
Ads Will be largely studied during the
coming week.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

Green Hill and West societies will
hold their annual outing at Lenape
Park. on Memorial Day. Come and
ion The happy crowd.
Mr.. Curtis, who. some months ago
came from Missouri. and became ac-
live here as chairman Of The Union
Lookout Committee. Is live wire
and has work for all Go the limit
Mr.. Curtis. We are with you.
The c. +. Union executive commit
fee mel for regular business at th'
y. NJ. G.. A., Tuesday, May Is. The
committee was we'll represented anl
the session was full Of pep. Come oi
EndeavOrers, full steam ahead.
on Sunday morning, May i6, Mr.
McCardle received a package from
stork and Co, Heaven. labeled. Hu
man. handle With care. Another cir
for 81 paul's G.. =. Society. Mothe
and daughter are doing well.