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OpPOI,TUNTrY No. ..

An old couple. Man In too old to
do anything but odd Job.r woman Is
nm invalid. They have no Kin and
no means OF support, $500 VIII Keep
this compile out of the poorhoasc for
ono ycnr.
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OPpOItTtiNITY M. \.

Widow with three children. ngex
o, :. and 1. Mother IL unable To do
but light work nnd sewing, making
from 50 10 IS weekly. Need $3.50.
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oI,pouT,.x,,ry K, a

Family of eight. Man is earning
s1S n weeks woman In mn invalid.
Six children arc insunlcIcntIy fed
and clothed; 500 In needed.
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OPPORTUNITY 80. 10.

Widow with seven children. She
is unable To work md onI, support
In 14-ycnr-Olh boy; $3.50 will mid
family for year.
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OrpoIiTitNITY ~ d

Girl of 1t without n mother. She
runs wild ON the streets Without
cnrc. Proposed to send her To Eiris'
home. Need SI25.
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orIoI,r,.SrrY No. =

Widow with fixe children. the old
est of whom In 10 yenrs of axe.
Mother IN making n ritifuI effort To
support family by sewing. Need
500.
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OPPORTUNITY No. ;.
Family of Ma; man II III and must
bc operated npont tho woman Is also
III. oldest of children In II ycnrn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-13

Widow physicniiy unable to work.
Oldest OF four children, n girl or 10,
In struSEiinE to maintain fnmily on
SIG week snInr,; $500 In needed.
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ARRIVE in Jap PORT
Officers of semenon Army Along
Mnnchuria Frontier Become
Refugees From Russia.
[By Associated Press. 1

Z ~ Sf.'''VNIfNCU I IUSS.
TOKYO. Dec. 12.-Many officers
who formerly belonged to tho army
OF General semenoff, leader of the
anti-Bolshevik forces along the
frontier between Siberia and Mon
golia. are ARRIVING In q Yokohama.
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Times-Dispatch's Ten Opportunities
Will Aid Constructive Charity Work

public asked contribute funds for the ief
.oci.tcd Charlc. 90 Kichmand
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GERMAN OFFICER PLANNED
COUPS IN CENTRAL EUROPE
Colonel Dnuer. Prominent In Last
Tcuton Revolt. Tried to Organize
ReactiOnarfes.
lBy United Press. ]

BERLIN. Dec. l2.--E6orts to re-
organize reactionary coups In Ger
many. Austria. Hungary, Bulgaria
and Turkey, together with an up-
rising in ireland, were made by Col
onel Bauer. prominent In the last
German revolt. according to docu-
mcnts published by the Freihen.
The Frciheit reprints from Prague
Russian papers and documents which
purport to show that the plan was
to spring these coups between the
fall OF 1920 and spring OF 1921.
IorlIlard Colored rhorNo ooo
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Atlanta IIa. $780, 900 nln.e.

ATLANTA. GA. Dec. 12.---Firc de-
stroyed n clothing store and n garage
here today, causing loss estimated
at $4,000.
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OPPORTUNITY M. q

Need 500 10 help during prescn
hfstresn.
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Loriilard colored Chorus, zoo
voices. Something different. Audi
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Evening journal., 1920-04-17
Peoples Column
Mns MAnsHALL TAKES IssUF


TO the Editor OF The Evening Journal:
"slr Relative 20 the anti-sunrsse
meeting held here on Tuesday night.
I feel 10 my duty to set rlght either
typographical error or an Incorrect
statement which was contained Ia let
Ter published and signed by Or. G. Lay
ton Grier. In this letter Dr. Grler Is
quoted as writing that there were 80
persons out OF more than 800 who voied
for suffrage. II this Is a printers err
ror and DR.. Grier meant twenty-five per-
sons, then he Is pretty nearly right. be
cause our ladies who were on the stage
counted 10 persons voting for suffrage
out Of the 900 In the audience. n Or,
Grier wrote go. tlen ! wish 10 correct
his statement. or The 10 who voted for
suffrage. many Of them were sunragists
who do not live In Delaware. but are
members Of lobby doing propaganda
work here.
MY only object in writing this lei-
ter is TO clear up any misunderstood
ing about the number who voted for
and against suffrage.
"Rcspeclfully yours.
Mrs. George w. Marshall
Milford. Del. April &c. 1870
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
THE SIMPLICITY
OF THEPLAN'

Sliverb-ooN Methodist Episcopal
Church opposite Union Park Gardens,
Rev. EiWo0d. Jones. pastor. announces
the following program Of services for
tomorrow: The morning service be-
ginning at 1925 O'Clock viii consist Of
an organ recital boy Miss Connell. Sc
iections by the choir. congregational
singing and a sermon by The pastor,
his subject belng BE Of Good Cheer "
The sunday school, under The su-
perintendcncy Of Joseph ". Cole will
meet IN an departments at - o'clock
noon. The orchestra WIN provide a
number Of selections during The ses-
sion. The Mems Bible class. George w.
Redwell. president. viii also meet at
10 o'clock and The pastor VIII teach the
lesson. The various departments Of
The school are growing In attendance
and interest and tomorrow session
win be anticipated with much Interest
The Junior League In charge OF Rob
crl Green. as superintendent, VIII hold
ils service at o'clock.
Tile Epw0rth League win hold IFS de.
yoil0nai meeting at 6A5 o'clock. The
evening preaching service Will besir
40 30 O'Clock. The first part OF The
service being devoted 10 CONGREGATIONS
siening and selections by the choir
The pastor will preach at ihis service
his subject being, "The simplicity o
lho plan Of salvation.
For The convenience OF parents Will
small children provision has been mad
FOR thc care OF these childyen 10 an
other room Of The building during ihl
mornlng service.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
s,-nN1CI, AMT. REIHEI.

In Mt. Bethel Baptist Church, No. ii6
West Front street, tomorrow morning
the Rev. p. !. Corbin will preach on
the subjest, Gods New Name" A Gov
enant meeting win take place at p
O'Clock.
The REV. Dr. Blunt. pastor OF A. NJ.
z. Zion Church, Will preach in the
afternoon.
The B. Y. p. Z. win meet Of $50
o'clock. This meeting viii be led by
Andrew Morgan. The pastor win preach
on the subject. these Two Men Met
Together" at the evening service, com
menclng az 7.i5 O'Clock. Following the
sermon. Lords Supper will be observed
The Board OF Trustees viii meet on
Tuesday night.
Members Of The Missionary Society
will meet Wednesday night. A socia'
will be given by the women members
Of the church on Thursday night
Prayer meeting Will take place on Rrt
day night.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
'WHATAREY0UW0RTH?'
TOPIC AT TRINITY M. E.

In Trinity p. r. Church tomorrow.
the new pastor. the Rev. +. II. Collins,
will preach Ia the morning. on "The
Golden Gate Of Opportunity for the
Conference Year" and IN the evening
on what Are You Worth-Name Your
Price"
At . A. NJ. the sacrifice class meets
and VIII be led By Class Leader Lacey.
AZ ? o'clock, Bihle school; Charles
Cooper, superintendent. will meet. and
at 6i5 o'clock the Epworth League viii
hold its session will hold its session.
There viii be special music at the
evening church service by a commu-
nily chorus choir, under Professor
Bowers.
Services for next week win be: Mon
day night, Girls class; Tuesday night,
Bsraca class; Wednesday night
prayer meeting, followed by an ofioiel
board meeting. and Thursday night
The Boys Club on Friday night the
class meeting will be addressed by Or
Walt. following which the flrst quar-
terly conference VIII be held.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
E,IsnIINE.

Emmcline Is another OF the feminine
names produced from the root Anal, OF
which Amelia has been already discuss
ed But Emmeline, which has often
been enormously confused as a deriva-
tive Of Emma, has an interesting his
tory The name. which is translated 70
mean "work serpent" has no c0nnec-
tlon other than by similarity OF letters.
with Emma. which means grand
mother"
Emmcllne came into existence through
the queens OF Navarro and The Asturias.
The sister OF Sancho OF Navarro. who
married AIphone The Great. was called
Amelina But the ladies OF Navarro
were not content with a single name,
they must have equivalents. So Amc-
lima was also slmena and Nimcna.
Nlmena survived The LONGEST OF any
of her other names and come 90 be
popular ln an classes. The wife or the
Cid was So called. but the French turn-
cd her into Chlmenc. The English
promptly called this strange name Elm
incline and even France now has an
Emellne. The form Emyyn, which
appears In old ballad poetry Is Identical
with Emmcllnc.
Tho latter name Is a biz long iof
Americans and though 10 Us properly
given IN Baptism, 70 unfortunately too
4 quickly dogcnerates into the hand,
T Emmy" Is no name az an.
Jasper Is Emmellne's tallsmanlc gem
This brilliant groen stone win drive
away evil spirits and prevent The bites
OF yenemous creatures. particularly o
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
Tissue Building

Tissue is The DOCTORS name for
body cells.
10 ls 90 our bodies what coal Is 70
an engine. y.
Every day we burn ur - certain
amount Of tissue.
Therefore now tissue must be
huilt 20 take The place OF the lost
fuel.
The food wo cat makes This new
tissue and iR--a healthy person
gives cnough fuel 20 replace the
loss
People ral Thin and "run down.
because they do bot get enough
nourlshmont from their food TO
supply The needed fuel
when ihc weakened system does
not do ils duty you must have a
Ntlssue builder Father Johns
Medicine Is a real Tissue builder be-
cause 30 actually makes new flesh
and tissue.
When You take Father Johns
Medicine. thc actual food elements
of which 10 is composed give you
new strength. and enable The or
gans of The body 10 resume their
work.
Father Johns Medicine soothes
and heals throat and Is best for
colds. bronchitis. asthma.
pcoplc gain weight steadily while
taking it.
Remember Father Johns MEDICINE
contains uo alcohol or dangerous drugs.
IA has a history of more than half a
century OF auccrss.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
Her Boy Had Always
Been Weak and Puny
Now he eats everything in sight
and romps with playmstes.

'.dy sour-yssr-oid boy had heen weak
ana runy since birth. and hal constipa-
tiou and indigestion. Nothing did him
any good until We tried Miiks Emulsion.
Since using II. ne can't get enough 70
eat and has outgrown his childhood
trouble. He plays out with tho children
now. and he wns never able to DO that
before."-wm. Heart, sci Bundy Ave.
New Castle. Ind.
Weak, niilnE children usually stnr'
eating nad getting stronger from the
very first bottle OF Miiks Emulsion Most
children like TO take ~. because it ready
tastes good. A trial costs nothing.
MIlks Emulsion ciennsos tho stomach
and bowels OF all Impurities, restoring
healthy. natural bowel actlon and doine
away with all need of pills and physics
II corrects- the digestive organs aud I'm.
proves the appetite. Thus II helps natuz'
20 build mp the blood and tissue and q
strengthen the throat. stomach and
bowels. As n builder Of flesh and
strength, Nifks Emulsion IL strongl,
recommended 20 those whom sickness
has weakened. and Is a powerful aid II
resisting and repairing the effects o
wasting diseases Chronic stomach trou
bic and constipation are promptly re-
iiovsd-usuaily In ono day. lt produce
remarkable results In cold. coughs AM
bronchial asthma
This Is tho only solid emulsion mad'
and 80 paintabls that u Is eaten with
spoon Ike loo cream
Nc mattrr how severe your ease. 70
nro urged 70 Try Aiiks Emulsion unds
this guarsatee-Taks SIX bottles hem
with rou, une 80 aooordisE 70 diroctef
and II not satisfied with the results, ycr
money VII Re promptly Fefunded, Pit
eoc and $40 per bsttia. The Mills Emu
sion Co, Terre Hsute. Ind. seid BY drvi
EfHfe errry " Nerr
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
sEcOND RAPTIsT sERVCEs.

In Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin streets, the Rev. S. B. Meeser,
d. D., pastor. will preach tomorrow
morning on Tho Ruling Passion OF
Jesus Dr. Meeser win also preach
IN the evening. The musical program
win be as follows; Morning. organ pre-
Jude. "Onertoirc IN A Flat" Reed ;
quartet. Come Weary Soul" Gilbert ;
solo. ~1rhe Voice IN the Wilderness, !"
scott. Miss Virginia West Fuller; or
gan postlude, March, Volckmar. Eve
ming, organ prelude. "Bizet"; quartet
evening Prayer Schneider; quartet
"An Hail Emmanuel" Gabriel. Mrs
Clark. Miss Fuller, Edward NJ. Taylor
Floyd W. Harper; organ selections, Dal
/ LET n. Loomis. organist.
On Wednesday Dr. Meeser viii con
d,rct a conference on "A Powerful
Prayer Meeting, the Secret OF n Pow
! cr~
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
GREAT MOVEMENT
ANONGBAPIISIS
Sunday Will Be Observed as
Denominational Day by
Northern Church
SPECIAL SERVICES AT
DELAWARE AVENUE

The services tomorrow morning and
evening at the Delaware Avenue bep-
list Church, Delaware avenue and West
street, will be 10 charge of the pastor
the Rev. Joseph y. Irwin, :. 4. d., VINO
will take FOR the subject Of the sermon
az 1880 a. NJ. "rhe Great Movement
OF the Baptsis." This sermon h. In
compliance with TIE request that The
Northern -Baptists observe April IS as
Denominailonal Day.
The Sunday school will meet at >
%. m, 20 charge OF Supt Walter r.
Hope The Christian Endeavor meet
ing 40 6.l5 .. M, leader, Mrs. Thomas
Doorman, topic, when Is Courage
Needed?r
The evening service begins at 730
O'Clock with = great inspirational song
service under the leadership ofWilliam
wallace and a large chorus choir. as
sisted by the Sunday school orchestra.
, The subject Of the evening sermon VIII
bee "The Versatility OF a Man.
The board Of doacons will meet 90
Monday evening at s o'clock at No. 100.
Washington street
The praise and prayer service on
/ Wednesday. at s p. m~ will BE- fol-
lowed by the monthly business meet
ing. Important business and larg.
attendance is desired.
The choir meets on Friday ovenini
at o'clock and is under the direction
Of Caleb A. Cline. Since Mr. Cline hai
taken charge OF The choir there hal
be n a marked increase an attendance
ana enthusiasm. y. +. Miller will hay'
charge or a junior choir. They vii
meet for their lrst practice ON Frida'
evening at 80 o'clock.
The special musical program for sun
day will be as follows:
Morning-Organ prelude, "Fanfaro.
Dubois; anthem, "Rock Of Ages Ed
wards; anthem, praise the God OF Ou
Salvation Brown; organ postud'
March" Clark
Evening-Organ prelude, "Traumerei
Schumann; anthem, saviour Breath
an Evening Blessing Brown; anthem
"The Way OF the Cross" Edwards; OF
, san postude, "Postludo," Marchot.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
MCABE 10 HAVE BUsY DAY.

The services Of Sunday al McCabe
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
will begin tomorrow morning with the
preaching service at 1890 o'clock. The
pastor will occupy the pulpit both In
the morning and evening. The morning
subject viii be A Wise Choice" 40
the evening service, at 730 o'clock. the
subject win be Patience In This ser
mon the pastor will discuss the rela-
ton OF the Christian to the public and
The power or Christian influence In
times OF excitement such as at pres
ent. The Sunday school win meet al
1915 o'clock. Epworth League at 6.t
O'Clock. Mrs. Charles Glanding is IN
| lender Tor tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
.cnX OF nIsrREss ,,

Kineswood Methodist Episcopal
Church. corner Fourteenth and Clay
mont street. services as follows tomor-
row: 1890 O'Clock, sermon by the paSe
tor: subject "The Holy Ghost" Miss
Gladys Wartman. Of the Peabody Con-
servatory OF Music, Baltimore, Md. viii
be the morning soloist o'clock. Bible
school, in charge Of Samuel II. Pippin,
superintendent; 6 30 O'Clock, Epworth
League service. George A. White, presl-
dent: 730 o'clock. sermon by the pas
tor: subject. "The Cry OF a Distressed
King" W. G. Snitzler will he the eve
ming soloist. Glass meeting on Mon
day evening. Prayer meeting on We'd
nes9ay evening. Choir rehearsal on
Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
MARK-UP NIGHT
At BRANDYWINE
Interesting Exercises for Par
sonage Fund To Be on
Monday Evening
DIR. GREENFIELD IN
PULPIT TOMORROW

Services tomorrNv at Brandywine
Methodist Episcopal Church. Inc Rev
w. Ernest Greenfield. minister, viii be
as follows: Samuel IT, Pippin win be
in charge Of the class meeting at 9.30
o'clock. The sermon at 1890 o'clock
viii be preached by the pastor, subject,
"Labourers"; music by the choir. At
o'clock the Sunday school viii meet
with George B. Baylis as superindeuv
J Francis Blaine will conduct The hp'
worth Leaglie services at Gao o'clock.
Special music by the young peoples
choir will be given. AZ 1.30 o'clock tins
annual rally and installation of officers
OF the Brotherhood will be held. The
pastor will deliver the sermon, theme,
brotherhood Anthems by the choh
and special program by the mems
chorus will be features
Two musical programs have been ar
ranged by Miss Helen ID. Berry, organ
ist: Morning. Flower song" Gustave
Lange; Benedictus." C.. NJ. Won Weber,
'Marche Aux FlambeauX," Scoisou
Clark. Evening, March IN C." II. ID
Williams melody IN c." /. Y. Flaglei
Largo frum Nerves. &. +. haendei
"Abendlied.n r. Schuman; "Commora.
ti0n March" Clark; cOrnet solo, select
ed Miss Mabel McGmley.
Return and Mark-Up night IN The IN
terest OF The parsonage fund will h
held on Monday evening at O'Clock u
Che chapel The speaker Will be nr
". II. Morgan pastor OF the First NJ. Z
Church. Baltimore. Nd His subject viii
be, "a Yankee In Ireland There will
be no collection. AZ tho close OF Oh
exercises The finance committee will re
ceivc reports and acknowledge favor
from the members and friends inter
csled IN this cause.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
Sr ANpnFlv,s EIFCTs VEsTnY

Reorganization OF the vesirymen on
81. Andrews Episcopal Church was ei-
fecled recently after The incumbents
In ONCE were retained for another
years service. The officers elected
were Harry y. Spoakman. treasurer
George r.. Honecker. and Robert b.
Rayner. assistant treasurcrs; Charles
b. Palmer. secretary.
Mr.. Hoffeckor and Mr.. Rsyner were
elected as delegates 10 the diocesan
convention which VIII be held IN I'm
manuel Episcopal Church early nexl
month 70 elect a bishop for Delaware
Their alternates are II. y. Speakman
W. T.. Douglas and Charles Palmer.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
WESLEY CHURCH
TO HAVE CANTATA

Services at Wesley on Sunday will
begin with oidss meeting at $50 o'clock,
followed by the regular preaching
service at 1890 o'clock at which the
pastor will preach on the subject,
Requisites For a Christian The Sum
day school session will be held at 1915
o'clock. The young peoples meeting
win be held az CAB O'Clock and at 7.45
o'clock The regular preaching service
will be held. The pastor viii speak
on The subject ''The Imposslbilisy Of
Neutrality" ON Monday evening the
Day Star Bible Glass viii have IFS
business and social meeting. Wednes-
day evening the pastor will speak at
The prayer-meeting. On Thursday eve
ming at 8 o'clock The Junior Depart
ment OF Harrison street Sunday school
will sing a cantata IN Wesley Church
entitled Miss COlumbia's Visit 10 the
North POLE TO aid the organ fund.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
SERVICES IN ENGLISH
FOR SWEDISH BAPTfSTS

First Swedish Baptist Church, cor
ner VandeVer avenue and Church
street. the Rev. G.. A. Chador. pastor,
VIII have services Sunday as follows
f0.45 O'Clock. morning meditation; sub
iect. The Giorifled Jesus;' ~ o'clock,
Sunday school; Gas O'clock. Young
Peoples meeting; 7.3O O'Clock, service In
English The RcV. William J.. Pettin-
gill will preach on the subject, "lhe
Enemy and the Standard" English
services will henceforth be held regu-
larly in this church on the FIRST and
third Sunday evening OF each month.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
TO GIVE "CuRE FOR BLUES" /"

At Second ". p. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street. Rev. B. r.. Jes.
ter. pastor, services tomorrow will be :
Glass meeting, 10 a. m. led by Charles
II. Csulk; preaching, a a. m. and .
m. Sunday school, ? p. m; prayer
meeting, Friday evening. Rev. r. W.
Sutcline will deliver his lecture, 3
Cure for the Blues" in the church
on Monday evening. Mr.. Sutcllffe was
formerly pastor OF the First NJ. p
Church, but was assigned 10 Rranklin
City charge at the recent session OF the
Maryland Conference.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
SNDAy AT MI. sAIru.

The services IN Ne. Salem NJ. n.
Church, tomorrow. the Rev. Leonard
White. pastor. viii be rs usual. The
morning sermon topic viii be "rhe
Glory OF the Commonplace" The eve
ming preaching service will begin az
y 30 o'clock. when The pastor viii preach
on the subject I'm His Steps The
monthly business and social meeting
OF the EpWOrth League VIII be held on
Tuesday evening. Tho midwcok prayer
soryioe, I'm charge OF the pastor, VIII be
held on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
cREENHILL PREsBYTEmAN BAPTISM

Baptism or infants VIII Dc admins
tered at the Greenhill Presbyterian
Church service. tomorrow morning, al
tO65 o'clock. sabbath school at $50;
Jr. C. z. at go. ana Sr. Y. p. s C. E.
az 7 o'clock. At 73Q O'Clock. the choir
viii render an Easter caniata. under
the direction Of Mrs. Wyatt. 6. J. Black
will be organisi John B. Moore viii
represent the session al the meeting
OF the New Castle presbyiery in Han
over Church on Monday and Tuesday
OF next week.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
EPwORrH QUARTERLY

A. Epworth VI. e. Church, Tenth and
Lombard streets. r. r. Beauchamp. pas
tor. the services tomorrow VIII be as
follows: go o'clock, class meeting,
George W. Booker. leader; 1890 o'clock.
sermon, Scaling The Heights;
o'clock. Sunday school. w l.. Overdeer,
superintendent; 6.30 o'clock. Epworth
League; 7.30 o'clock. sermon, "Tho Re
storer Of Years. on Monday evening
the FIRST quarterly conference OF the
year will be held. DR.. watt presiding.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
FInsr Italian sFRvICEs.

Services in First italian Presbyterian
Church. Seventh and dupont streets
tomorrow will be as follows: sunday
school, 9.i5' o'clock; morning preaching
by the pastor. tie Rev 4. nassora; g0s-
pei song service at o'clock, with a
message in English for The young peo-
pie: evening services az 530 O'Clock.
During The week there will be a daily
morning kindergarten. Prayer meeting
win take place "Wednesday night al 730
o'cAOck. The Girls Club will meet on
Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
Mil pnEACn TO UsHTRs.

Union American NJ. y. Church, Twelfth
and French streets, the Rev. Edward
s. Rice. services begin with a sermon
by the pastor at n o'clock. followed
by class meeting; 80 O'Clock, Sunday
school, Mrs. Laura Y. Williams, super
intendent: Z o'clock. spencer's Christian
Endcsvor, Mrs. Cornclia Y. Coursey'
presidents 8 o'clock, sermon 10 the
Ushors' Association OF The city by the
pastor.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
REV. l.. b. SMITH
NEW M. P. PASTOR

Tho Rev. j.. p. Smith. OF Seattle.
Washington, VIII preach at the New
Methodist Protestant Church. at Amer
lean Mechanics Han. on T5;n0ll above
Ninth streets, on sunday morning at 10
O'Clock. Mr.. Smith hse been assigned
10 the new work IN Wilmington. lie
Is a flne preacher and has had consid-
ersble experience IN churth building
both IN Baltimore and Seattle, and has
been especially selected FOR the new
church work in Wilmington.