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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
MotOri.t. Garry .yunk

Motorists starting on n ror,i,r
,our usually have one fault. TheS
!incIu'n too much unnecessary
JUNK. TWO people should be in
head OF the local automobiie si,nnI,.
mouse. ana the dealer who handles
me make OF car In which the trin
MI, MI De maae The former is only 100
rs TO what TO take. ana most liknIS
mas me required articles I'm stock
ana me dealer Is best fitted to nd
l.. as 10 which parts are most like
n sood medical book dealing with
hrst AID. authoritative road mans n
BOOK explaining fully the mysteries
over coal rangc), and n hook dcoIi
me cNciusivcly with the car you are
driving, should be carried
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
LABOR PARTY CONVENTION
CALLED TO MEET IN JULY
Chicago Host to Representatives From
Mhhy OF the SOVIET nnl SoctnIlstIc
ORGANIZATIONS

CHICAGO, June 2G-Thc program
OF the convention OF the Labor party
OF the United states. to be held in
chicago. July IL to 10. is announced
by Secretary Frank j. Espcr
The first day. Sunday. viii be given
over TO hearing addresses from
various organizations. These in
cludc the Friends of .Frcedom for In.
dia the Proportional Representa-
ton League, and tho America n
Friends OF Irish Freedom. Governor
Lynn j. Frazier. of North Dakota, is
scheduled to speak in behalf OF tho
Nonpartisan League. 1t Ia regarded
hy Secretary Espcr ms very probable
that the Labor party of Canada will
lie represented by fraternal delegates
The Nonpartisnn League will be
represented by fratcrnal delegates,
hut VIII not participate otherwise In
the convention. Max S. Hayes, of
Cleveland. chairman of the National
Labor party, will preside.
Nominations for President and Vice.
President are scheduled for Tuesday
If tho convention is then ready to
act. Platform Is also TO be adopted
then.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

VIEOINIA THUFT COMPANY
Richmond. Va. June 10 1870
Iht directors OF this compsry have this
day declared quarterly dividend OF Two
. ner t sen; go uayab!e July / 1910 to
l. y. AYLETT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
MAY BUY STOCKYARDS
Texas tntflcmcn Consider Purchase
of intere>- II Fort Worth and

FL PASD, TEXAS. June 2G.-Acom-
mittcc composed of members from
the Panhandle and Southwestern
Stockmen's Association has been an
appointed to Investigate the pract!c-
ability OF part ownership or stock
Yards. particularly those OF Kansns
city ana Fort Worth, by cattlemcn.
Under Il recent ruling of the United
states Attorncy-Gcncral, packers
must dispose of their interests in
stockyardS within two years. and this
Will create an opportunity for the
cattlcmen 10 acquire the stock If they
desire H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
SwitncrInnd or An,,tcn

-, west virginia, aomctimes termed
Ihc switzerland of America" has a
10 wonders for the State In Tho wnV
OF improving road conditions and
nnkinr that commonwealth popmlar
Win tourists. The Wheeling Auto.
me MIXERS. was recently organized and
~ now affiliated with the \. 4 A.
ocrthinly the beauties or The St,ir
VIII be more appreciated when 1, h,s
equipped itself with a system Of con.
,neeted highways. for which tho now
iE organized club intends 10 work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
To Erldgc Missouri.

The bridging OF the Missouri River
between Eismarck ANA Mandan.
N.rtn phkotn. viii remove the great
fSt barrier in the National pork.
Highway. extending from Chica.o 70
the faciic Coast and touching Yni,
iowstone, Rainier and Crater Iake
nasional parks. Contracts for INA
bridge. amounting TO sl.2GO 0oo a ,.a
been signed with the Fo!rral gov
crn'ncnt. tho state OF North paEo,,
nne me several counties which are
contributing TO this project Tho
moe has been contempiated for
many years. '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
MATA-HARrs LOVER DOES
PENANCE IN MONASTERY
Partisan Hero Makes Atoncmcnt
fee Madness Over Dancer
Executed as Spy.
Iny Universal Service

PARIS, June ga barctootetl and
cmaciated monk I'm the cloisters OF
the Cartuja OF Miranorca near Bur-
Cos. Spain. the last lover of Mata-
iiuri the beautiful dancer whom tho
French shot as spy in 1917. Is try
ing to make atonement Tor having
loved to tho point OF madness the
woman with the body OF a goddess
and the charms OF a demon"
The man whom Mata-Hari held in
her power 10 such an extent tnat lie
could not live without loving her nor
yet forgive himself .or doing SO. is
no other than Pierre Mortlssac, the
brilliant member of the younger set
In Paris, who turned the heads of
both Paris ana London society. Hand
some ~ goi, he rode to pnricc-
ton. dressed to perfection. 40 fam
tasy OF his was too costly to satisfy
he had his smoking Jackets worth
thousands of dollars embroidered in
Japan, SILK carpets woven 10 order
in Persia. lie went to war ana won
the Cross OF the Legion Of Honor
and had mis- forehead gashed by a
German bayonet.
The Dancers Execution.
len iOiilaUte Oh SOiflt IAN aSt'c
tale Is the ruth about AInt.:-Har.'s
execution: Her astounding courage
when facing The r!!ies aimed at her,
her prnvado IN setting 'ut IN tho
grey october lawn win lip3 rougcd,
eyes painted. body perfUmcd and
powdered. arms laden with A huge
bouquet OF almond blossoms in wh :ch
Sh" buried her lips as the shots rang
out. astonisncd even ihe cynical
parisiaa.
Since then The truth has leaked
out. AZ in La Tosca. Mata- Harris
execution. according 10 promises
given her lover and repeated 20 her.
vas - he simulated one. The
soldiers were to nave orders to fire.
but not at her. and sha was to fall
as though killed. so as 10 deceive
the crowd assembled - witness tho
execution. Later on. when interest
In the spy h.2t abatel. she was 10
nave been ruIeaStsl. But tho ex-
ccution was real ana 10 the one imI
i'arisian dandy IS doing lifetime
rcnancc in a monastry for himself
and the woman he loved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Neutrality-suspicious.
areMddem US.A.9
Here Are Il Fen Facts IN
Realm Of Automobile
Interests.

In tho United states there are $50
concerns who manufacture passenger
ana commercial motor vehicles. They
nave an invested capital OF S736.
draw yearly wage OF S27J. 900 600.
These workers last year turned out
l.SOG.l2i motor vehicles with "a
wholesale value or s9lT.tTb.g3S This
branch OF the automobile industry.
expended siSO.0o0.000 last year for
parts and supplies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Our Foreign ,m,,rt.

IL is interesting TO compare the
value OF our automobile imports with
our exports Of the same product,
IN ciepeh years from 1908 TO 1918 in
ita'y, England. Germany. Canada.
neigium. Switzerland and Austria :
liuhghry a total OF S.75S motor ear,
Win a combined value Of Sl5sS3T3O
IN comparison we shipped TO the
United Kingdom uloue during "A
period OF from 1913 TO 1918. whle thn
nation was engaged tn war pna-
s'cneer cnrs to tn" value OF s.G.5SI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

Here are a fcw things the automo-
Dies owned by the American public
could do In the event OF another ma
tionai emergency. Averaging 100
miles per day, and ASSUMING: that our
army comprised 1000. 900 men, our
autos could carry every man 6OO. OO1
miles In eight months time. IL au.
iomobiies had been used instead OF
railroads 10 transport our men dur
ing the world war. they could HAY.
carried ne entire overseas force to
me training camps and thence to
the scapohrd as required in less tim.
than taken by the railroads Annr
icaR automobiles could have carried
every man In all the armies nghting
IN europe. from Paris to Berlin
within forty-ciGht hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
CUSTOMER SUES BARBER
WHO NICKED HIS CHIN
San Francisco Man Goe. into Court
10 Recover Damages for
Spoiled iicauty.
By Universal Sorvicel

SAN FRANCISCO. June Elf A
barber places 4 massage machine on
the back OF your head while YOU are
getting shave and causes the tom
serial expert working on YOU TO
nick the skin on your chin. is the
damage done worth Sl.036.J0?
James Jordan has filed suit to re-
cover the above amount OF damages
done his manly beauty in the shop
here OF James Phillips.
While one OF Phillips employees
was shaving him Jordan says. Phil
lips careleSsly placed Il massage ma
chine against the back OF his head
which caused him TO Jump. He was
severely cut on the chin and now
wears large and dlshguring scar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
FIRST FREE SCHOOL IN
EUROPE OPENED BY X. OF C.
Designed for nrnrnt of Sailors mud
Marines Stationed In Sicin-
Ify of NCntce

NEW YORK. June a6.-rhe Knights
OF Columbus have opened their nrst
free supplementary school In Eu-
rope for service men in the Hotel
st. Mare, Venice. The schoo, was
opened at the request OF Admiral
Knapp for the benefit OF the men OF
The United states steamship Olym-
pia and other vessels o. the Ameri-
can fleet In European waters The
school snec!alizes In Languages
spanish. Turkish, French and Ital-
singing are given free. \ sociai club
is operated in connection with the
school. ana the. knights have char
tered n Ileet OF gondolas for sight
seeing. :fips through the city, Fred
w. Alilaa.4ot Minneapolis. opened the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
PERMANENT COMMITTEE
CONFERS WITH KRASSIN
Preliminary Answer Submitted 81
Russian Soviet Mfnister In
London Considered.

81 : -.
LONDON. June 26.-Another confer.
ence was held today between the
permanent committee OF the supreme
economic council and Leonid K.as-
sin, Russian Soviet Minister of Trade
and Commerce. 1t lasted two and IA
half hours and was mainly concerned
with the preliminary answer subs
mitted by trassin to questionna!re
drawn up by the committee.
Another conference will be held.
shortly when discussion OF Krassinss
preliminary answer will be con-.
tinucd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
RED CROSS TO AID SEAMEN
ON LEAVE IN FOREIGN LAND
Merchnnt Marine 10 lie Furnished
With legal Medical and
Social Assistance.

by ASSoClatCd Press.
WASHINGTON, June 26.--Amcrican
Merchant Marine seamen while on
leave in foreign ports will be fur
nished with legal, medical and social
aid by the American Red Cross
through welfare Headquarters. model
ed after the society's welfare regis
ters The first OF tho Headquarters
has Just been opened In Havana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

RALEIGH. y. G., June oG.-The
STATE building Commission has an
cultural building To be erected i'm
this city. the plans OF tho State
architect having been approved. 1t
brick, steel and concrete. with tile
doors and gravel roof. PASSENGER
AMI freight elevators will be pro-
yiied. and tho Heat required Will
some from the States central heat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
TIRE TESTERS POSITION
LURES THE YOUNGSTERS
Akron Youth Consider Congress
AMI White House DO Not Com
pnrc With This Job

MOST younestcrs Ia this country as
Pitt 10 ne congressman, Presidents
or great directors Of finance when
they grow UP. hut not the youngsters
oi AKRON such drao. unconstitutional
occupations have no attractions for
mon. what they long To do IL TO
sct JOBS some day as tire testers FOR
oh1 OF the Akron rubber companies.
To the average youth, and TO u lot
OF Srown-ups as we'll the job OF Il
Tire tester seems to be the easiest
kind OF "a soft snap" imaginable.
The idea OF being paid real money
ior riding around all day In Il good
machine with no other o-ject than
10 see now far a set OF tires will
run appeals to them.
iAirk OF 1t. nothing 10 do but to
annie along over country roads and
* after week. No worries about
s Clinc b!lis. car upkccp, garage
or other expense. IL i, any
Inducements to Akron Kids?
Unfortunately. however. the Job
in5 % Of ,h Is fTaekss up o to be
The Diamond Rubber Company. inc.
gay that tire testing is real honest
to-Sooancss work. attractive for the
hrst 'ew weeks. but after that pretty
roads are good the work isn't so
bad. but on rainy days or In the
Iehi of winter when the roads are
covered wluh snow or ice IFS far
IRON pleasant.
Phenomenal milcagc records arc
made ny The tire testers Last year
thre. OF the drivers drove more than
hD.pou miles each, more than twice
The distance around the world. Every
day they drive at least $50 miles
and sometimes 200 miles This long
distance driving is hard on muscles
ana hatd on nerves, AS any motorist
VINO has Gone any touring VIII
testify.
incidentally. the tire tester saves
the motorist considerable expense In
tire DIS. AS "a result OF his work
changes have been made in tire con
Struction which have resulted IN
thousands OF miles OF additional
wear. All this benefits the tire
buyer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF GOOD INVESTM EST AND
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
snIvntionssts in New Quarters.

STAN Captain Jnmes, OF Baltimore,I
services today in the new SalvatioRej
Army citadel. 600 East Broad Stressyd
Rev. George Virgins, at present al
Presbyterian pastor at Chattanooga
gins. of the Salvation Army. stationed
In Richmond Tor over FIVE years. With
Mrs. Virgins. will take prominently
will be held at 9 o'clock and Saliva
ton meeting at In the new citadsfsst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

HOUSTON. TEXAS. June 26.-The
first hale received here OF the 1920
cotton crop was sold at auction on
tho Houston Cotton Exchange today
for $1,000. II was grown in the vi
cnity OF San Dcnito. Texas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
FIRST BALE OF NEW CROP
COTTON SELLS FOR 1000
or This Sum 5000 Is Donated to En-
dowment Fund OF Tulane
University.
10y Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2G.-The first
bale Of the new cotton crop was re-
ccived here today, being shipped from
Edinburg, Tex. 1t weighed SO
pounds and was sold at auction at
the cotton exchange, bringing $1,000.
OF which 500 went 10 the Tulane en-
dowment fund and $500 TO the grow
cr. The bale was about week ear
lier than the first bale OF last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Raymond n. Payne (25b
Esther Margaret Yoweli (2D.
nouia,
Elizabeth Chambers Pet,us ta2>.
2. william X. Curltc (3oI.
Myrtland Taylor t35).
Louis Earl browning f23).
Mabel 'Nerneil Buekaer ls>.
Z Hugh Manning 'FRONT.' (2s) s,y s8 ~
r iafy III eanor SYilpurR (l9>. s.. Y. J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

THE CHURCH HILL hank. Hich,nond.
Va The directors OF This bank have
dee'srsa .sniannuai aiy!d.nd. 81 ,5-i.3
p ,i1,n July !; 1879; 10 stockhoidets OF
mailed Chas +. raiiey. Vica-IT.sidea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

Richmond. Va. June Is iaeo
AZ meeting OF the directors OF Tho
Old Dominion Trust Company held this
Gay ms regular auar,erly dividend OF
panTy was declared. payable on and after
1850 a.ocSssSseeg w ssesssa
N w. n. SLAUGHTER, !;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

ny the above decree OF the Snsria,
commissioner has been duly giyen
,oIVeh under my hand this 25th day
Tes,e: CHAS. o. SAvILLE,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
IUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
Office Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHEMICAL CO.,
Highmun!. Va.

OFFICE OF Ccrman-Americnn building and
Loan Corporation. RiChmond. Va. June
H. ~; iSS Tho directors OF, this compamy
dividend OF AZ, payable TO stoc khOiurfs on
and after July ]. 1870 Chgs K WI,ils
Secretary and Trcasurcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

WEST END hank
Richmond. Va. June J. 1920.
Tho i'f:ctors o. tint. bank have this
day de- "red a scr:i-annuaI dividend Of 5
Itf cent on the capital stock. paya BILE
July ], 1890, TO stockholders Of record IS
OF June % 1920. Checks VII, he mailed.
CliAS. X WILLIS
Vice. President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

Chanccry Court of the city OF Rich
nond entered on July IS. 1919. in the
cause OF Hannah -. Clarke ct ais
versus John b. Clarke ct ais" the
undersigned special comm issioner will
proceed TO sci! at Public Auction. on
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE: 80. 1920,
At s o'clock p. NJ.
the property above referred to. and
more particularly described as fol-
lows:
That certain lot OF land in the CITY
OF Richmond. Virginia, together with
TWO f"nnie tenement dwellings there.
on, designated as Nos 7IO-flo China
or Edgewood Street. fronting on tho
north side OF said China street. be-
tween Pine and Laurel Streets thirty
!5Vl feet. more or less. and extending
back from said front orc hundred a nd
twenty H20) feet.
me improvements consist of two
evenings with or > rooms each In
sooa order, conveniently loca ted in a
good locality and close 10 ca line.
Always rented. An opportunity To
purchase homo or mako an Invest.
ment.
TERMS: One-third of the purchase
money in cash. The balance in en',nI
install ments at six and twelve months
from date of sale. the deferred nav
menus 10 bear interest at the rate
VI per cent per annum, payabl,
heini-annuaily. and to be evidenced
py ~ lhcipal ana interest notes OF tho
20 be retained by the court until
iuii payment of the purchase money
VI ior All cash, at the option OF tha
~ cnnSer. subject to confirmation or
y. S. BUFORD, JR..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Legal. NOTICE.

Bids for Transportation Tor pupils at
tending the pumbarion and G.en Allen
iNTENDENT OF SCHCjSi.s. nESRico
COURThcuRSE, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA..
on or before NOON. July 3RD, 1920
sns PS h %SEHs e hs Soa''il
al letters must be sealed. The bid must
show the price per day or per month
and a description Of the method of trans
portatlon To he used mast be given.
provided. Contracts will 5: made sub.
board. The BRooKi.A&D scH fT61SSII,
BOARD reserves the RICH, to reject one
GLEN ALLEN SCHOOL.
going by Taylor's Crossing To school and
return.
=. Route beginning at junction Of
WIKI nson Road and Brooke Turnpike TO
school and return.
3. Route beginning a, wfnfrcy's corner
going ny Greenwood Church and (:uer.
rants corner 10 school and return.
DUMBARTON SCHOOL.
1. Route on Second Street Road going
by Wastbrook down Hermitage Road 10
school and return.
BY order of tho
nRooKLANp RESTRICT SCHOOL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

! THE Directors OF the Central National
Bank Of Eichmond. Va. have This day
DECLARED tho regular semi annual dividend
OF per cent Oh i'-e capital stock OF thir
bank. payable TO Stockholders OF record
June 20. ls-Q Checks VIII be mailed.
! lhltlp l.. w. GoOdwin. Wee -Pres!dent ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
oUMBARTON SCHOOL.

EoTICE-Richmond, Va. June 90. 1920.
NOTICE Is given that 81. and s. Bar
Gerry business AZ 100 West Federal Street.
ana AL creditors having claims against
sent tho for payment N and s.
Rhrshow. W. Gross
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

y. S. BUFORD. JR..
Special Commissioner
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

BY J. ID. CARNEAL 4 son.
Real Estate Auc;ionccrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
GLEN ALLEN SCHOOL

3. Route beginning at Winfrey's corner
going 10y Greenwood Church and (:ucr.
rants corner 10 school and return.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishins tho
Central state Hospital. Petersburg. Va.
July 10 and ending October "a. 1920 viii
b.. received at tn. hUSpita! until D IT, 81.
Jcly I. 1870. All goods 20 be dcliy-
mied at THO hospital stores free OF chatge.
The special board OF directors reserves IN.
TlSnt 70 reject any all bids LISts
and character OF articles dcsif,d may DO
gGthiAineI AZ ia: hospital or from 5. J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
THE VIRGINIA. FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
NlCllMOSI IA

The board OF Directors Of this Com
pahy have this day declared semi
annual dividend OF ten t0J per
esntum 1.-TWO and 5e-lO0 dollars per
sharc). and an EXTRA dividend OF two
W per cchtum (ntiy cents peg
shafe), payable July ]. 1920, 10 stock
JUNG 20. 1870.
Checks Will be mailed.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
INDIAN VIEWS SHOWN
BY SWEDISH PASTOR

Firs. Swedish Baptist Church. Van
dever avenue and Church street. the
Rev. C. A. Chader. pastor. VIII hold
the following services sunday:
10 10 o'clock, morning meditation,
subject. "The Revelation Of Jesus
Christ. the Most Wonderful Book in
the Bible" This Is the first
In a series Of sermons on the first chap
lers on the Book OF Revelations.
At noon Sunday School will meet
and at Gas o'clock, young peoples
meeting; subject. "What Shall We Do
With Our Sundays ?" Ate the 7.30
o'clock. preaching service, the subject
will be "A Terrible Mistake"
The Sunday School board VIII meet
at o'clock, on Tuesday; Thursday. 8
O'Clock a missionary evening. under
the auspices OF the ladies' Dorcas
Society. The pastor VIII give a magic
lantern lecture, called 1900 Miles
across Land and Sea TO the Roof Of
the World" and viii use seventy-ilve
or more slides taken by him in India.
No admission fee will be charged. The
lecture will be In English. A mission
ary free-will silver Offering viii be
taken.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
BIG BETHEL.

Big Bethel Church makes the follow
ing weekly announcements
Sunday-i0.30 o'clock, preaching by
the Rev. w. j. oliver. presiding elder
OF the Philadelphia District; 1870
O'Clock, Sunday class meetings; 230
o'clock. Sunday School. with special
orchestra music: $50 o'clock. special
service, at which the Rev. George r.
Fields, Of Haven NJ E. Church. will
preach and his choir sing. Mrs. Msrie
Johnston In charge. At s O'Clock the
Nora Moore and Ella O. Waller coun-
ciis OF the Independent Order OF st.
Luke viii be at Big Bethel 10 hear
their annual thanksgiving sermon
preached by DR.. II. Y. Arnett.l The pas
tor. st. Luke's choir will sing. The
annual conference queen is Mrs. Mary
Curry.
On Monday night there Will be meet
ings Of the several boards. from 8 TO Q
O'Clock, at which time there will be a
church meeting to consider matters OF
importance.
on Tuesday night. class meetings.
On Wednesday night. class meetings.
On Thursday night the annual con-
ference queens and all OF their attend
ant bands viii meet the pastor.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
MT. SALEM SERVICES

Services at Mt. Salem NJ. E. chu'
Nineteenth and Nj. Salem Lane, the
Rev Leonard White. pastor. win be as
follows: Glass meeting al 9t5 o'clock.
followed by the session OF Mt. Salem
Sunday school at GAS o'clock. r. p
Gentieu. superlntendent. At the morn
ing preaching service the pastor VIII
preach on the subject, Some Impli-
cations OF tie Resurrection" The choir
Is expected TO repeat some Of It's
Easter music at this service.
The Sunday school OF Riddles chapel
win meet at 2 O'Clock, IN charge OF r..
". Brown. superintendent.
The Epworth League service begins
at 6 IS o'clock. The topic Is What
Shall We Do With Our Sundays.
Leader. J. Richard Kendall. The eve
ming preaching service follows the
League service at 730 O'clock. The
pastor VIII preach on the subject, "The
Power OF Minorltles."
The 1rst meeting OF the offlclal
board for the new conference year Will
be held on Tuesday evening al s o'clock
The regular mid-week prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening VIII be In
charge Of the pastor.