Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-08
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Haven. Ii. n Amer; Beifofd (. Z, c. .FsSs
9. Lynch; Es.ontoyn and afT TInion Falls Falls. J.
Pate,son; Farmnsdalo {; n hoeatet
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kssnsSSrs SdIoM hsdisSs k iT's g.
White; Little Silver, u, 4. STEPHENS; Long
81. Luke, John HSndicy; Long bFaneh, simp.
SON son, NJ Hunt; manNtquSHn H. L. BrSo-
Brunswick, Fitmsn, Leon thtanibeflSin :,
ocssn 9sSnSTst Srava and W"ysds; Ssrna5at'
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Circuit, George, soq.hardi, West Grove u,
''''' 'O Bridseton District
nridSeton DisSriS'-,ASm I .,,S GS s. Lay
Cape Mas CoSrthoasSj. Howard Moore
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mnas0Is, Elmer p,sss; ,Nowaeld, hughes
city q. W Yard; Pedricltown. Stcadman
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t,epnsyllS r. Smith; fitmnsn, nInr.. sG,o,6 j., l.
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u i Decker: Sea lFie CIty W. II. LuthtC;
gesye circuit postg%'ief, o, 9Sean asD Hswi a.
NincIand, r s. Brock; Wildwood, Norman
V. Sarent. w.iilemstcwn, ]: q. Edwards
""T trenton District -ijeySrly, Thomas osle.
nordentown. James Burns; Dridseeoro d
W. Veal; Burlington, Broad street, MarshaiI lfai
orsiey; Delanco O. Book; Enslshtown.
J = Wilton: FieldsborC. Frederick kopf,
and CCokstown, VI. =. Morgan, Lam6rrtyille
=. 4. Wells Mcdford J. ,o, + HGnSi[3sTn; pairnypn
TSSi, GSoTTs HaneS
Pennington. B II. Judd; Pensauken and East
pensauken. M II. Baker Point vile !,, ana an,
W. Il. Lake; Rancocas John Bradway
Riverside n r. Mcconnell; TItus'iLlc. stan
trenton. Broad street. +. Purcell; Broad
Ersnklln Haley CcntTai J. r. Read; S%sr,G ciFS!'
ESsi i. y Root; State stree. street., H. D,
vincsntown and Buddietown, J. S Small.
wood; Windsor. W, II. Magsom.
Talks on Sabbath Dissertation
Rev. II. l.. Bowlby. representing the
Lords Day Alliance of the United
States. asserted today before the con
ference that there was peril confront
ing the nation today equally as danger
Gus MS that of the recent booze peril
the Sabbath desecration.
1T threatens the whole church and
the Bible class and through them the
home and the very existence of the re-
public. because Sabbath desecratiOn and
Godlessness inspire bolshevism and
radical activity.
Doctor Bowlby left Atlantic City to
attend a hearing this afternoon OH the
Sunday amusement bills at Trenton.
L. +. Han nand II. j. Root are attend
ing as representatives of the New Jcr-
sey conference.
J. B. Haincs. J. Il. Mason. j. W.
Marshall and John Handley were elected
to the board OF conference trustees to-
day The first named three were re-
elected. Handy succeeds the late Rev
Holmes Il. Gravatt. of Camden.
W. B. Woodrow. COllingswood
brought greetings from the Lay Asso.
citation. He asserted that the laymen
expected representation at the annuol
sessions in the near future. but that
the organization agreed with the min
listers that the resolution recently re-
jected would not serve the purpose
sought