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Evening journal., 1920-04-10
TROLLEY ON GLEN
AVENUE SOON

Y. n. Mack. park engineer was adtnoT-
lied at the meeting OF the Board OF
Park Commissioners yesterday after
noon to sign an agreement with the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Traction
Company, allowing them 10 lay tracks
on Glenn avenue. between the north
end OF Market street bridge and The
foot OF Seventeenth street. Upon sign
ing the agreement. the traction COM
pany will agree 10 take care OF the roac
during the time their tracks are In tht
roadbed, VIII assume all damages. ant
win make proper restoration OF the
road after the Washington Street Mem
orIal bridge Is finished and their cars
will be able 10 operate In the same
manner as before.
The plans OF the traction company
for the Glenn avenue connection In
cnlde two switches, one near Market
street, and one near Washington street,
at either end OF the line, but only one
switch may be installed. Mr.. Mack ex-
planned at yesterdays meeting that the
building Of the railway track would
leave about IS feet Of the road for We
hlcular trafilc.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
WANT MORE TIME
OREMOVE DEAD

At the meeting OF the board OF d.
rectors of Zion cemetery. held at the
office Of Charles II. Colburn, last night,
awarding of contract for the removal
Of the bodies from Zion cemetery. Sec
ond and Union streets. 20 the new
cemetery. near Silverbrook station.
was deferred until next Monday even
ing.
Two bidders were unable 10 prepare
their bids in time for last NIGHTS
meeting and requested the postpone
ment. This Is the second time BIDS
have been advertised for the removal OF
the bodies. The flrst time. j Victor
Dorrell vice-president OF the directors.
said this morning there were no bids.
because OF he shortage OF labor.
The tentative agreement between
William Bancroft and the cemetery
company directors. for the purchase of
the old cemetery, is 80 worded that the
difference between the price OF the re-
movaI from what II would have been
at the time OF purchase. will be added
10 the purchase prioe. A boulevard.
part OF the Woodlawn Company pro-
ject, in which Mr.. Bancroft 10 inter-
ssted is TO run through the cemetery
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
FROM BIG CITY
zEPP Tells COP

lpsoiencs given Police o11osr no
denhslser and Captain Kelleher. after
he had been arrested yesterday. on !
chsrss Of violating the trafilc rules
cost Charles zepp. OF Phllsdefphia'
jusl q more than II would have cost
him. had he conducted himself with
more courtesy. Judge Hastings. In Mu-
nlcipal Court this morning. impressed
upon the man In imposing fine OF u
and costs.
zepp was arrested BY Rodenheiser
while driving In the wrong direction
on West Second street. When the oni-
Ger tried TO explain the rules, zepp
became indignant. and told the onicer
that he was from q big city and this
was but country town. He further
told the ofilccr that he would drive In
any way on any street, unless there
was a''cop" there 10 stop him.
Zepp did not cease his abusive atti-
tude even when taken 10 the police
station. despite the efforts OF Captain
Keleher to make matters light for him
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
VETERANS RECALL
LEES SURRENDER


Appomatox Day was celebrated last
night by members Of General Phil Shcr-
ldan Post No. 70, @. A. n. together With
the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Post and
the Union Veteran Legion, In the Post
rooms In the Irlsh-American Building.
James Alexander, who witnessed the
surrender OF Lee. told OF that stirring
event, and Henry w. Perkins, VINO
served In The same campaign. gave 9th
er recollections OF April .. 1855.
Refreshments were served by MEM
bers OF the auxiliary following the ad-
dresses. Those who attended Included
A. J. Rumford. Post Commander. and
Mrs. n. L. Henderson,; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse K. Baylls, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Alexander, Mrs. Ezra sullivan, Mrs
John L. French. Mrs. Mary A. McClain,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. w. FrIshmuth, Mrs.
Jake Smith. Mrs. Sarah Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Denney. w. II. Middleton.
G. s. Woodrow, Henry w. Perkins and
Mrs. James r. Ehsle.
AT the Appomstox Day hftieth ami
versary Ave years ago, "a members or
sheridan POST attended, while al pres
ent but 80 members survive
The Post Will meet next "Wednesday
night.
store for rent In heart OF clfy-So
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
SELL Sl6O,O0O OF
ITALIAN BOND ISSUE

Subscriptions TO the Italian bond. sale
in Delaware have reached about $780,
900, II was announced today by Dr.
Leopold 5. Vaccaro. The States allot-
mena Is $4,000 and Dk vaccaro ex-
pressed confidence II would be attalned
Among new subscriptions reported
today were the following: Joseph Ban
croft 4 Sons Company. $1,000; John
s. Muilln. $500; John J. Cahlll, si0oi
Christopher Columbus Society. 5000;
Dominlck Monaco, $50, and Joseph VI
vani. 500.
At a meeting at $50 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon In tho Italian Neighbor-
hood House, Ernest Di Sabatino and
others VIII report on their success in
obtaining subscriptions. A number Of
the bonds are ready to he turned o, sr
to subscribers at the Security Trust
Company, Sixth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10

y
CALENDAR

MONDAY.
10 q. m.--Board OF directors, No. co.
Market street.
sSO p. m~-Friendship Club, club
rooms.
100 D. m-Eastlake 0iri Reserve
Corps. Eastlake Church.
s.i5 y. m.-Glee Club. club rooms.
9.i5 p. m.-Wlose Club. clubrooms.
TUESDAY. =
230 p. m.--Rocm Registry Commit
tee. No. s04 Market street.
4 p. m.--Girl Reserve Corps School
No. 5, club rooms.
I p. m.-Glrl Reserve Corps, School,
No. i3, West End Reading Room.
Up. m.-Landlith Corps, No. s0i Mar
ket street.
7 .. m.--Gymnasium Class. High
School. lower gym.
7.3o .. m.-Llppincott Girl Reserve
Corps. club rooms.
WEDNESDAY.
p. m.-Corps from School No. 80.
Z p. m.-Mandolln Glass, club rooms
y. m.-MandolIn Club, club rooms
THURSDAY.
1890 a. m.-Gymnasium class for
women. Peoples Settlement.
$50 p. m.ACorps from School No. ?
club rooms
7.30 p. m.--Industrial Girl Reserves,
No. s04 Market street.
FRIDAY.
800 p. m.-crops frop School No. 2s
club rooms.
7 p. m.-Wapanschki Camp Fire, No,
SOL Market street.
7.3o p. m.--Aloha Club, No. sol Mar
ket street.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
RUNAWAY STEER
M0CKS MOCK NOW

J. F. Mock and two associate en-
ployes Of the d. B. Martin Company,
armed with Winchester repeaters. were
rushed to Bancrofts Banks this morn
ing in an automobile. because Of re-
port that the steer that escaped from
the sbattoir on Thursday afternoon
was wandering about that nelghbor-
hood After several hours hunt, the
men returned without the wandering
steer.
Mr.. Mock said today this particular
steer is OF Texas stock and when
frightened becomes vicious So keep
out Of the path Of the animal. folks.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
Y. W. c. A. NEWS

Miss Ruth Hopes. the new house
secretary OF the Y w. C. A., Holiday
House. was present at the supper held
by the Holiday House Committee on
Tuesday evening. Miss Hopes was
formally introduced TO the members
and VIII assume her new duties In the
near future. Miss Hopes who was a
Red Cross nurse overseas during the
war, will. from her experience, be #
great value In directing the work at
Holiday House. The house will fot-
maliy open on Memorial Day, but Y.
w. members wishing 10 hold parties
over the weekend In the early part OF
May and the Saturdays preceding May
80. may do so by applying 70 the ofilce,
No. s0l Market street. A new Dodge
truck has been purchased for the
house and VIII convey the guests 70
and from the house.
The gymnasium classes viii rcsums
activities next week. On Tuesday even-
ing the class will meet at 7.45 O'Clock
In the lower gym OF the Wilmington
High School A women's class will
meet Thursday morning at 1890 O'Clock
in the Peoples Settlement. Miss Z. p
Muchmore, physical director, reports
much progress in her cIasses at New.
ark, held weekly
The board meeting viii be held or
Monday morning at No. e0i Market
street. All members will note TIA,
change In the meeting place as former
meetings have been held at wollsstor
Hall
The Good Fairy Corps OF the Cir
Reserves enjoyed an Easter party on
Thursday afternoon et the club rooms.
Il was arranged by the Outing and
Inning Squads OF the Corps
The Friendship Club composed Of
young women from the Wilmington
High School, gave dance in the club
rooms on Thursday evening The
chaperons were Mrs William Brown.
Jr.. Mrs. Mayne, and Mrs. Riggs.
u is interesting TO note that there
are now enrolled In the various clubs
OF the \. W. 240 girls between the
ages OF 10 and IS years.
The Girl Reserve Corps has formed a
Council which meets once a month.
There are two members from each
corps. The Esstlake Corps representa-
tive was elected president OF the coun-
Gil and a representative OF the Mar
shaltlon Corps was elected secretary.
These two corps are the Oldest In the
city. The purpose OF the council is
10 decide the 40 honors necessary in
obtaining chevrons for the arm bands.
Miss Grace l. Osborne Of the East
Central Field committee. Philadelphia.
was In this city on Wednesday. dis
succing the campaign for the new
building fund which VIII be conducted
from May 10 i5
Miss Gladys Muchmore, OF Norris
town, n. j.. who spent the Easter hol-
idaye with her sister, Miss 4. p Much
more the physical director OF the local
y. w, left for her home on Thurs
day.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
ORCHESTRA SEASON
ENDS MONDAY NIGHT

The nnal concert in the Philadelphia
orchestra series In Wilmington will be
given on Monday evening. Edward
Lankow, bass-baritone. formerly OF tho
Boston opera Company. win be the
soloist. The symphony will be the
second Of Brahms. the other orches-
trail numbers being the "Corolianus"
overture Of Beethoven and three se-
lections from La Damnation de
Faust OF Berlios.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS
TO NEAR EAST FUND

Althouah the Near East Relief cam
uaIgn closed several weeks ago. be-
ated contributions are being received
at the headquarters In the Church
building which headquarters viii re-
main open throughout the year. From
'he p. r. n. Women's branch No. 2
War Relief organization came check
for 1884, 80.
Goldey College students contributed
sis. Pledges made during the cam
paign are being met, and monthly con-
tr1butioDs made regularly
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
BURGLARS NOT IN
DR.. HUBBARD'S HOME

Rev. Carlisle L. Hubbard. who has
been In Washington. d, c. several
days. returned to this city last night.
He said this morning that tho burglars
who visited that. neighboritoor early
Thursday morning did not succeed in
getting into his home, No. toil West
Tenth street.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
RUnAL REPups TO MEET.

Republicans OF the Second ana Sew
enih Districis OF the seventh Repre-
sentative District, which includes Els
mere, Oak Grove. Brack-Ex, Roselle,
Marshalllon and cranston Heights. will
be held at the Brack-Ex Republican
Club on next Tuesday evening. begin
ming at 8 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
HEBB ALuMNAE MEETING.

The spring meeting Of the Alumnae
Association of the Misses Hebb's
School will be held In the school at
o'clock next Thursday The meeting
VIII be follow d by musical enter
Hainment in which the pupils will par
lic pate
The oflces Of the association elect
ed at the recent annual meeting are !:
President, Miss Florepce B. Kane: Vice
pres dent, Mrs George Hoffecker:
treasurer, Mrs. Egmont Nesendank; |;
secretary. Miss Julia johnson.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10

store for rent In heart OF city-s50
per month. Write p. O.. Box tis.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10

NO PRISONERS IN CITY JAIL.
No prisoners are confined In tho city
jail this afternoon. The cells were
cleared by the Municipal Court hear
lnss before Judge Finger this morning.
REAL EsTkTE-F0h RENT.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10

store for rent In heart OF clty-sSo
per month. Write p. o. BOX iss.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
lznlax1u nrf1TAk

tlssh iu3srs8 ~ see~n - -
Nsuhaus- -Cl,6ord recital. whieh ~
given on "wednesday morning = ~
New Century Club. Ths oonDintion
program Of plano and reellng = an.
usually attractive. The Second - Ne
series Of hsss rssitale Will - gwen
st II o'clock mi Wsdses1ay nosn-
Ing at the New Century C1ub.
Ths program win b - fcllows' -
leila Nsuhaus, Dianlsts: ]. Howe Cur
ford, reader. Sonata, 0p. u, NO. =
Beethoven: Adagio sostenuto--A -Aifor0!-
to--prssto agItslo; Caprice Creols. A.
beniz; Tango, Albeuiz; Lesende, 81.
rracoIs d'Assise. Lisyl La predicetion
aux oIsssux; reading from Richard
ILL.," Shakespeare: Larshetto, Chopin
valse. Chopin; Mszurka, Chopin; song
Without Words. Mendelssohn; Aibum-
leaf; Valse, In e, Moskowski.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10

store for rent N heart Of oity-s60
per month Write p. o RoS -!Ss-Adv
Evening journal., 1920-04-10
SILENT on SUFFRAGE

The executive committee Of The Bust
ness and Professional Woman's Club
makes the following o1iclal statement /:
THE Business and Professional
womanb Club, being non-partlsar
club, wishes TO state that they have
taken no action At any time concern.
Ing sufYrage nor nave they authorized
any public utlcrancs, either for or
aeaInst suffrage"
Evening journal., 1920-04-10

The Daughters OF Isabella win meet
at s O'Clock Tuesday night in the
Knights OF Columbus Hall. The meet
ing will be an open night" social in
Us nature. each member being desired
to bring a woman guest.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10

w. 0. N. A. r. D. will meet on next
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. p. A. VI. Rovitti, Seventh and
Washington streets. Dr.. Charles II.
Keen Will address the meeting on "Tu-
berculosis."
Evening journal., 1920-04-10

The Friendship Club composed Of
young women from the Wilmington
High School, gave dance in the club
rooms on Thursday evening The
chsperons were Mrs. William Brown.
Jr., Mrs. Mayne, and Mrs. Riggs.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10

Current Events Glass OF The New
Century Club will meet Tuesday morn
ing. when Mrs. C. l.. McIlvaine will re-
view The Haunted Book shop" by
Christopher Morley. Mrs. Elizabeth
Shreiner. Of the Philadelphia Schoool
OF Expression. Will read a paper on
James Whitcomb-s Riley. Current
Events will be gA,hn by Mrs. z. c.
Comegys. Mrs. William P. BANCROFT
viii give Experiences OF Daniel oliver
IN Syria" The musical program will
be In charge OF Miss Ella Pyle.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10

The Kemery studio Club will meet
at the home OF Miss Eva Shafier. The
club Is planning to give concert in
st. Paurs NJ. E. Church, May 3.
Evening journal., 1920-04-10

u is interesting TO note that there
are now enrolled In the various clubs
OF the Y. w. 240 girls between the
ages OF 10 and IS years.
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nnd : hlairfh r. i : !

GRACE RCU--Thnt md
Trenton Everett simpson pastor
lb27 Fast Third. Usage 723T-R. sun
day school AZ 9,3U; \. s. Beard
superintendent. r. l.. Duuklc. i. "
Jones. assistants. W J. Whidboe
primary superintendent. Mrs = T.
Porter. assistant EpWorth league
o.l5, Waiter i.au"r. pro-idcn iun
ior at %, Mr. umubpcE, Wu.iin-
tcudeut. divine Worship ut % and
$50. preaching 10y the pastu.. holy
communion and baptitH and rC .op.
tor NJ members It morning s.r.i .e
GihIr class rursdly uj =. Taught 10,
Mrs Cos. Prayer meeting W,du'-
dny o. $50. Jed hy u. : nuuhla
TlGEEr MEMORIAL az. T.. So
Main ana Eustou. phones Oatgc
-Ssl and GgSN. Harold g Cooke.
r1stor; ". NJ. Hurt. sIperiuiendent:
90. l.. E,kio. league prc-dcnu Mrs
H. \ Hurst. centenary lrplSIrcr
sunday 'houf $50. EpWorIu ',dg e
$50. preaching at 10 and $50 Mil
week service Wcdu"sdav evening ot
1850
BOSTON AVENUE an g.. -
Fliih and boston. Rev. T. :. Btt.ua.
paS,or. c. } Allen, assistants Roy
l'lndN -",rctnry-trcasurcr; e. T..
Dnilictd superintendent sunday
school 9.i5, Epwo-th league. t:ib.
Tho pastor breaches both mOrniug
and evening Special music al every
service.
-
- Il 9 l TT MEMbGIAL--'our-
o. 1.
don, pastor. i. c. Mccullough su-
p'r.ntcndcnt. Mr.. Saphrona Mess
tth primary; NsUtrr ,Brandhurg
Lp"orth president. W II. SidcfS,
'huristcr. sunday hOul Q ia.
$50. and Evcngelist Kendall will
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CHRISTIAN

FIRST CHRISTIAN NIuih Jud
Boulder offices at the church.
Meade Dutt, pastor, ll0S South
Denver. Usage 1895 lHcrard IIcn-
hrou, educ1tional director. Osagc
2i77; Robert Adams, financial snc-
retary. Usage $50. Ernest prang
Stamm. orgauist Bible school $50;
Endeavor 6:l5; intermediate at .
on second floor. Communion and
preaching l0;i5. subject. clothed
Win Power evening sermon. : 30.
"The Good Confession" This church
will hold two weeks of ovBugeiis'Ic
meetings beginning March 81
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FIRST BAPTIST Foa,h mud
cincinnati " q. Andersen. min -
ter. y ". Hr.pra supcri.'crdeui.
W. l., Mason. ttlI1g president. glnlc
school, $3.50. Surbcaius at Q. led bv
Mrs Fred smith. R y. .P L.. all.
wurship a. 1880 and $50. Nornine
sermon. "Eap,st Ideals" evening.
pilgrim p1rtncrship.' Advisory
tors s'ud- prayer service Nodues-
day evening at t:ao
-.---.
INAiANt'EI. HAprI-r second
and .kfurd O.. D. SIcf pastor.
li- Soufb Ni,fut Damn ,N.U-gtNo.
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METHODIST.

FIRST METHODIST Fifth and
Boulder. 4. W Abel. pastor. office
phone Usage casa. residence Usage
,ai, Miss Faye Burritt Emery. assi-t g.
Hul. willard pohu. superintendent.
Sunday school. o:3o. Junior league
.. 3. led hy Miss Emery. tpvorth
league 6tl5: intermediate ESQ.
Morning service lO.It, topic The
'hurch claim on our Livos cVo-
unr Answering the Worlds EX-
-u.n..
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST ttltNCU on ,llEIST
SCIENTIST Eleventh. and Boulder
Services it II and =. sunday sch5o
$50 subject Man Wnducsiay
evening testimonial meeting at s.
Free reading rooms 3o5 3OS MuNo
building. open from . 30 a. ~. tu u
y. m and from to $3.50, except
Wednesday from $50 to d, aud on
sunday and holidays from to ..
ruhlic cordially invited to use read
ing rnom and ht.end srrNicoA
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~ IIIIlIN

FIRST LUTHERAN rfu and
Eiwood rev - :. Kaufman. u. ~.
pastor. u k nm superintendent
sunday s'huol go. y T. society
i.4't service. at - aud cs90 MORN.
Ug subject rfcrcn,c tp Euur.
ION" tcmrwhrr the contest among
me young people
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MISCELLANEOUS

'HCRCi or TitE NNZARrNE
West Tulsa, between Fourth ana
lifth on south Main. sunday s,hoo.
at 10. preaching at II and $50
Prayer meeting Wednesday so.
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CMNTNNl. rAKk- sENENTn

DAY ADVENTIST sixth and Mad
isou. W. T., Barr. pastor. Saturday
services. Sabbath school 0:.S u. m.
junior and senior Missionary Nolun
tecrs az 1; preaching ~ II q. m.
subject The Living Testimony.
sunday night, preaching. can w
Tnlk with The Spirits oi the Dead t'
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SCHOOL TEACHERS DESERT


EMPOltlN lNIs, March u More
'han 100 Kansas rural schools are
closed for lack Of teachcrs. ana more
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UNION COMMUNITY tuUR, a
Eighth and wheeling Rev Mat
thews, pastor, sunday school al 10,
prca ching at / and s O'Clock
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MISSOURI SYNOD III TUEENN
kry Christopher l.irrson rtstor
Regular services at ~ q u. ,uur.
house. d.u.ttct courtroom
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TEMPLE ISRAEL. CheScnns and
Iogrtcou'h. Rabbi Charles q i1z.
residence phone cedar 11qn ',mpI,
study. Cedar 1919
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Boulder. John q. licuuur. rector.
sunday service hours. Fitst Mass d.
. m children = mass and ,us.tue.
uou 40 % m. lii.h mass ana s'r
mon at 1880 q W. Evening dtNu.
ton. inquiry class aud bouudicuou
SACRED HEART S.N5ecu.u and
Rockford Rev Charles SHndJ o.
rector service at usual hour.
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lNi'rISl

800 North Frankfort Rev j a.
MCCiaiu. pastor
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
lteorgauized Latter nay Saints --
Tenth and Rockfort George 4.
Kelly. pastor, Sunday school. $50.
sacrement at II; religio, 6:30:
preaching, 7:t5. wednesday prayer
service. - p. m.
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SPIRITUAL TEMPLE OF TRUTH
Musicians hall. 112M south Roul-
der Rev. Gertrude Hun. pastor
Services 1870 y. nj Trance lecture
by the pastor. Followed by spirit
messages The pastor assisted hN
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~ " ISII

liNAI EMINAU pIu South
Cheyenne
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tTIIOIIt

uOLN FAMILY -- Eighth and
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HHOWNs CHAPEl. u.
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WESLEY CHAPEL. CM f.. ColD
Frankfort ana Easton. Rev. ". r. :.
Johnson, pastor Sunday school at
9:3O. Preaching at II and 80 Ep-
worth league at $50
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BETHEL. MISSION--Osccola and
Council tnorthedst part OF Cityb.
Mrs. Bertha Ehlers, superintendent.
sunday school at gao. followed by
public worship
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WESLEY COMMUNlTN -- First
and Lee. West Tulsa. Rev. W. e..
Clock. pastor. sunday school az 10
70. IN. Epworth League AZ 7;30 p. m.
sermon at II a. IN.
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