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Proposals

The Mayor and Council Of Wilmington,
Delaware. Sealed proposals will be re-
ccived by the undersigned until 5 7. NJ,
Iune 3O' 1920. for the furnishing of
three automobiles for the use Of three
chiefs OF the Wilmington Fire Depart
ment. Thesc automobiles 20 be OF the
roadster type. two passenger. Make bids
with and without tops, Give full specl-
hcations and delivery date.
Bids received up TO June 10, have
been rejected. Now ones will be consid-
erpd.
The right 70 reject any or all bids Is
reserved. Address all proposals In sealed
envelopes 10 The Fire Committee Of The
Councilr OF the City Of Wilmington. an.
mark same Proposals for Automo-
hilek"
ALEX. r. ABRAHAMS.
JAMES G. MEARNS,
JOHN J. MULNENA.
HERMAN ID. FAULKNER,
ARTHUR JOHNSON,
june21-2a Fire Committee
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NOR RENT-PYTHIAN CASTLE, ALL
II cOnveniences. including chairs, for
dances, entertainments, bazaars, church
affairs, etc. Day or evening Jesse II.
Horner. 42l King St junels-1m-
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IXTANTED-FOUR OR FIVE ROOM
w apartment and bath; adults; de-
sirable neighborhood. Possession wanted
July Is. Address W-63, Evening Jour
nal Office. june2i-2t-
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NOR RENT-FURNISHED APART
II ment. third floor. Possession June
p. $40 n. Broome 81. Junel4-6t.
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EOR RENT APARTMENT, CORNER
Il Eighth and Tatnall Sts., rooms,
bath and pantry, hot water heat. Pos
session June 25. Apply $40 Delaware
Ave. lunet0-2t
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cooperative advertisement, called TO
see IL we could sell his property.
When we recorded the price OF this
property IT developed that he had
altered a private house and was rent
ing two rooms with a closet repre-
senting a kitchenette for from s1,400
to $500 a year. His plan was to
sell the property at a most exhorbi-
tant price on the cooperative plan.
After he had given all of the par
ticulars we were astonished when he
told us that he was a judge sitting in
a municipal court. When asked IL he
was deciding cases against the land
lords these days he admitted with
considerable embarrassment that. he
was.
His cooperative selling plan, which
was plainly extortionate, was refused,
and he was informed that we did not
care to undertake any such commis-
sion. Before he left the learned judge
declared that the only ones who did
not profiteer these days were the per-
sons who did not have the oppor-
tunity.
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NAr,onA.. PHOTO ,

choir will render the sacred cantata,
Christ, the Child" by Arthur Mil
Ter. A. L. Lutz il director OF the
choir and Mrs. II. +. Aldridge, or
ganist. Special numbers Will be
sung by T. ]. Quinn, tenor. of Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church, and
Arthur G. Gorbach, bass. OF st.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church.
Shall we know our loved ones
in Heavens" Is The subject of the
Sunday night sermon by the Rev.
George A. Miller at Ninth Street
Christian Church. This is the last
in the series of Sunday night SER
mons on Home and Heaven" The
morning sermon will be on The
Personal in Religion"
DR.. Hugh s. Magill. field secretary
OF the National Educational Associa-
ton. will address the open forum
meeting at the Church OF our
Father. Sunday evening, on "A Ma
tional Program of Education" When
"A member OF the Legislature of I'LL
nois. DR.. Magll was a leader in the
progressive legislation of that State.
He speaks from the viewpoints OF
an educator and legislator.
The New York Avenue Prnsbyter-
ian Church will begin the celebration
of Christmas with a sermon Sunday
evening by DR.. Wallace Radcliffe on
The Puritan Christmas" The
Christian Endcavor program Will con-
sst of songs by the young peoples
quartet and the concluding talk of
the series on the problems Of the
Near East by Miss Clara w. Nc
Ouown. She has been the leader of
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TRUST NO WOMAN,
CAVEMAN'S ADVICE
75-Pound lothario Offers Sum
of 900 for Every Alleged
Wife Produced.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-In his cell in
the Tombs. where he IL awaiting trial
on the charge OF bigamy, Lawrence
Schaeffer, modern caveman lover, a
Brooklyn promoter, who is alleged TO
have had twenty wives, today sum
med up his philosophy of life in gen
eral and women in particular when he
declared. mo woman can be trusted
in any respect"
His statement on this subject fol-
lowed another. in which he offered to
donate 1000 to charity for each OF
his alleged wives who can be pro-
duced. He reiterated that he had
married only one woman. -Estelle FIR
rell Schaeffer, and stated the charge
against him was the result OF an hon.
est mistake on her part
81 bear no malice or hate toward
any one except two or three persons"
said Schaeffer. after mentioning sew
eral women who claimed he had mar
ried them. He declared the present
case was merely an attempt at black
mail.
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the Church School OF Missions, which
will close with the mid. week meeting
Thursday evening
The Sabbath school will have a
Christmas tree Friday evening and
present play, THE Christmas
Chimes" special program, includ-
ing music by quartet and chorus I'M
der the direction of Paul Fishbaugh
will be given Sunday morning, De-
cember 20 A watch party for New
Year is being arranged.
DR.. Herbert F. Randolph will
preach at Foundry Methodist Church
Sunday morning on The Human Life
OF God" and in the evening his sub
ject will be 1.-THE Greatest Man on
Earth" Thursday evening at s
o'clock, the Rev. Bishop William F.
Mcdowell will preach a Christmas
sermon and the Foundry quartet will
sing carols.
1.-The Jesus Men Like" is Pastor f.
Hezz Swem's subject for Sunday
night, followed by baptism, at Cen
tennial Baptist Church. The morning
subject is Desiring and Expecting
the Best"
Congressman Towner of Iowa,
author of the Smth-Towner educa-
tional bill. will give the address for
the Wardman American Memorial
Church at Park Hotel Sunday morn
ing. This bill provides for the crea-
ton of department of education
and the addition of a member to the
Cabinet.
DR.. Henry Allen Topper, pastor OF
the First Baptist Church, will preach
Sunday morning on 1.-THE direction
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dress on THE Problems Of Modern
Education" at the Cleveland Park
Community service on sunday at ..
m. at Cleveland Park congr sational
Church.
Prof. George Koch. OF AustTalia.
will deliver a lecture on Australia.
illustrated by 200 slides. at the Christ
Lutheran Church on Monday evening
at o'clock. This lecture viii be
under the auspices OF the Trinity and
Christ Luthern Mems Clubs and the
collection will 20 TO the missionary
fund.
DIR. Joseph Perry Green will con-
tinue his lectures at the Church OF
Life and Joy this week. He will leo
ture at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon on
The City Four Square. or the Fourth
Dimension" and each evening this
week up to and including Wednesday.
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Christian Science
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Churches OF Christ. Scientist
branches OF The Mother Church, The
First church of Christ, Scientist, in Bos-
ton. Mass.
First Church OF Christ Scientist.
Columbia road and Euclid st.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist.
N f. Masonic Temple, sth and f N. K.
Third Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Masonic Temple, 18th and ". Y. ave.
Fourth Church Of Christ. Scientist.
The Arcade. 18th and Park rd
suRJECT: Us THE UNIVERSE, IN
ATOMIC FORGET"
SERVICES:
Sunday, II n. m. and p. m.
SUNDAY SCHOOIr--ll a. m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS.
o'clock.
READING ROOMS:
Colorado Bldg, 14tL and @ SITS. Hours.
to 3 (Wed., to G. and Sun. and holi-
days, 2:30 to $500.
1856 Columbia Road N. w. Hours. 10 to
9 Except Wed. eve, Sundays and holi-
days).
its East Capitol st. Hours, IL to . week
days Except holidays); also $3.50 to
$3.50 Sundays.
The Arcade. 1ith and Park I'd. (second
noor) 20 to b:30 week days, also to
n. m. Except Wednesdays).
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Tenant AND OWNER
] SEE DIFFERENTLY.
Quick Change Of Opinion as
Renters Acquire Apartment
Proprietorship.

Victor M. Earle. member OF the
beard of governors. of the Real Estat'
Investors of New York. Inc is re
sponsibie for tho following paragraph
on the housing situation:
Owing to the increased cost OF oper-
ating apartment houses. which has
been going up by leaps and bounds
IL was necessary to increase the rem
tails OF a certain apartment building.
Accordingly notice was sent out early
In March, 1920. to thirty-three tenants
whose leases were to expire on Sep
tember 80, 1920. The notification an
nounced an increase in rentals OF
about so per cent.
Immediately the tenants became in
dignant. Most OF them called at the
office of our Arm and condemned bit
terly the landlord and her agent. The
new rentals had been fixed upon
merely to meet the increased oper-
Ating expenses and give the owner a
fair return upon her investment. 1t
was then proposed to the tenants
that they buy this property on the
cooperative plan, and seventeen of
the tenants decided to purchase il. the
sixteen other apartments being rented
for the benefit of the tenant owners.
Shortly afterward a delegation of the
tenant owners called at our office and
declared that the rentals were too low.
They insisted that the rents of the
tenants who were not owners should
be increased on the average about $500.
or 60 per cent above the old figures.
This incident shows that a knowl
edge of the real facts makes a great
difference in the individual point of
view. AS tenants these individuals
could not or would not realize that
increased operating cost had made
increased rents inevitable. AS own
ers they were quick to realize this
worry pertinent fact.
OLD TENANTS SPOILED.
In another case we had a tenant
whose rent was raised from $1,000
to $1.800 for a six-room apartment
on Riverside Drive, in the nineties.
This lady called at our office and
in the strongest language at her
command berated everybody con-
nected with the building. II she
had been a man. she probably would
have sworn. AS it was. she gave up
her apartment, slammed every door
and walked Indignantly out of the
office.
A few days later a lady looking
for an apartment called and in
Quired for six-room apartment
This particular apartment, which
had been so forcibly called to our
attention, was offered to the new
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CHRIST Church TO
LEAD XMAS SONGS
Institution Once Paid Salary c
Its Pastor in Gene
terry Lots.

The Christ Episcopal Church is on,
of the oldest religious organization,
IN this city and it's development has
,een closely linked with that of the
'apital.
The first Episcopal services OF viii "a
lere Is any record were held in what
I'd previously been tobacco ware
ouse on New Jersey avenue. near u
rect, Gin 1880. The Washington
irish was organized In 1894, and the
.cv. George Ralph. a former school
'acher, was chosen rector. His r"c-
rds in beautiful script are still pre-
rived.
The present building was opened
,ugust 7, 1907. and the name Christ
hurch adopted. At this time the
ews were sold at auction, and one
;as donated to President Thomas
Jefferson and one to william Pr
Who gave the lots for the church
'his building and the rectory. built
1924. form an appropriate part of
the architecture OF this part OF tho
ity. Here the houses OF centur,
lgo stand almost unchanged beside
hose OF today
Presidents Jefferson, Madison and
Monroe are recorded TO have had pews
~ this church. During the forty
years that General Henderson, OF the
marine corps, was a vestryman. ii was
customary to have a guard of marines
drawn up at the church door before
Sunday service. Special seats wc:e
provided for the marines, with seat
for their officer nearby to keep order
fnnDTaSl N
TO authorize n lottery for raising the
500 still due on the building. II
does not appear this permission ever
was given.
The Rev. Andrew r. Mccormick
who closed pastorate OF over twenty
years in 1923, was somewhat of a
marrying parson. He performed over
one hundred marriages during the
years 1917 and 1918. When he re-
signed. the church owed him over
$500. a debt later Cancelled by accept.
ing 400 burial cites in the parish GEM
etery. This cemetery is located al
Eighteenth and L streets southeast
and is known as the Congressional
Cemetery.
The East Washington Methodist
Church worshiped here during the
CIVIL War while their own building
was used as a hospital.
The property has been improved
from time to time. A parish hall was
built in 1874. During the fourteen.
year pastorate of the Rev. Charles ID
Andrews. beginning in 1873, three
parishes were separated from the
original Washington parish.
The present rector, the Rev. Will
lam Curtis White, has had charge
since March, 1919. and the church Is
active in the community life of the
neigh borh God. Social dances are held
on Friday evenings, in addition &c
the regular social activities. The
church is one of the leaders in the
community Christmas tree and pro
gram to be held in the park at Fourth
and f. streets northeast this year
Their choirmaster, Harry J. Clarkson
is to lead the singing.
Sunday morning, at North Carolina
Avenue Methodist Protestant Church
the pastor, the Rev. ]. Franklin
Bryan. will preach in the series on
the Seven Churches of ASIA his
subject being The Church in Phila-
delphia."
In the evening the augmented
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applicant for $500 more than the
rent asked of the old tenant. Upon
being told the price of $4,000 the
applicant asked where 1t was and
whether it was front apartment.
When she had learned IT'S location
and had been assured that it was
a front apartment she said:
There is something the matter
either with the apartment or with
the ones who are renting it to let
six rooms in the front of a house
for $4,000 these days"
This shows the difference in the
point of view of an old tenant ac-
customed to the low, productive
prices that landlords have in past
years been forced to accept and in
the viewpoint of a new tenant who,
after thorough investigation and
search. Is familiar with the new
rentals necessitated by increased
cost of maintenance and other con-
ditions.
THE PROFITEERING JURIST.
Perhaps the most amusing incident
that came under our observation was
when a gentleman, attracted by our
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and duration OF our Divine destiny"
The evening topic will be The Glad
Gospel OF Good Win" Special mus
service.
The privilege OF a downtown place
for quiet meditation and rest. which
Is provided by the Unity Society In
room 800. Homer Building. Is being
appreciated by more people each day.
A special silence is held at noon
daily. led by different New Thought
! teachers. The room Is open after
moons and evenings till eight o'clock.
The union meeting OF the New
Thought Association will be ad-
dressed by Ada Rainey at 4 o'clock
at Raucher's Hall. Miss Rsiney IL
one OF the teachers OF Divine Science
in the city and In Baltimore.
THE Christmas Spirit" will be the
subject OF DR.. J. Il. clayton's Chris
tmas message TO the mems Bible
: class at Mt. Pleasant NJ. Il. Church
Sunday morning at 0:30.
A special Christmas service will be
held Sunday night in the Metropoii-
tan Baptist Church. when the children
OF the Baptist orphanage will be The
special guests OF the church aud
school and take part In the exercises.
A huge Christmas tree, decorated and
lighted with hundreds of electric
bulbs, will occupy the pulpit platform.
Pastor John Compton Ball Will preach
In the light OF the tree on How to In
'ure a Merry Christmas" In the
morning his topic will be The Key
stone Text OF Presbyterianism." being
he third sermon in the series en-
G.sk - M Ila-
ominations."
The quartet and chorus choir at
FIRST Congregational Church, Tenth
nd q streets northwest, will sing
christmas carols at IL a. m. and mt 8
}. IN. will render special Christmas
music.
The Rev. Jason Noble Pierce will
reach at both services. His morning
ubject will be Guiding Principle of
religion" and at night "Life's Valu.."
DR.. II. p. Fox. pastor of Hamline
Iethodist Church, has returned to
he city and will occupy his pulpit
Doth morning and evening on Sun
/ day.
The Camp Fire and Bluebird
groups and the Boy Scouts will
meet at Hamline Friday evening.
church community night, promptly
are growing rapidly and are very
promising. There will be no reg
ular community program aside from
that for the boys and girls on this
| Friday night on account Of the fact
/ that 1t is Christmas Eve.
On Christmas Day. Hamline
Church will serve subscription
dinner at s p. m. at IS cents per
plate. This is being done especially
for those who are away from home
or may otherwise spend lonely
Christmas. 1t will be a real Christ
mas dinner from turkey to plum
pudding. and other features are be-
ing planned to make this as nearly
like home gathering as possible.
| Hamline Epworth League Is plan
Christmas morning at o'clock.
those who attend.
The morning subject Of the Rev. Dr.
| Earl Wiley at Vermont Avenue
Christian Church will be when
Christ Came to Church" The topic
for the evening will be THE Foe in
the Rear"
The Christmas entertainment of the
Sunday School will be given on Thurs
day evening. December %. A cantata
entitled "Santa's Little Boy" will be
presented under the direction Of Mrs.
Daniel b. Lloyd. The offering will
be for the benefit of the Near East
Relief.
| DR.. Abram Simon, president Of the
y Board OF Education, will give an adj
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Episcopal
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL,
THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL

CATHEDRAL,
THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL
Wisconsin ave. N. w, near Woodley I'd.
Fourth Sunday in Advent, December 10:
Holy comm union ........... 1880 a. IN.
Morning prayer and litany. 1880 a. m.
Holy communion and sermon.
preacher. the RI Rev. w. II.
Overs ID. D., Bishop Of Lii
IBERIA ............... ......1l:00 a. m.
Peoples evensong ......... 400 p III.
Organ recital by Mr.. Edgar Priest
Feast Of ST. Thomas the Apostle,
Tuesday. December 81.
Holy communion ............. 1870 q. m.
morning prayer. .lV:pO a. IL.
Advent ordinations-
Preacher. Rev Beverley d.
Tucker, tr., d. D........... IL 100 a. m.
Evening prayer 400 p. m.
Christmas Eve, December "a:
Choral evensong ........ 400 p. m
Peoples service, address and
holy communion,
Preacher. Canon De Vries. IL 80 p. m.
Christmas Day. December rs:
Holy communion. .......... 1880 a. m
Morning prayer. ..............lO: 100 a m.
Festival service, sermon and
holy communion,
Preacher, the Bishop of
washington. '...'.'. 1900 Ill w a M
Evening prayer ............... 100 D. IN.
ST. stephens Day, Sunday, December %:
Holy communion. ............. 1880 a, m.
Morning prayer and litany. 1000 a. m.
Festival service, sermon and
holy communion,
Preacher, Canon Talbot. IL 100 a. m.
Christmas carol service. 400 y. m.
American, Foreign, Ancient. and
Modern Carols.
Take Georgetown and Somerset Cars.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Baptist

= uo1 Cu,o,,, pastor. subject: THE
IL 4ACA SWCA Jesus that men like"
p. m. Baptism. Large chairs omen like
them) fine organ. soprano soloist; the pe0-
pie sing; interest and cheer for ALL IL
m. Desiring and expecting the best.
Centennial Bapt. CHI. eth d Eye n O.
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Methodist Episcopal

Lincoln Road Cor Io,d r. ana l. A !, :, LiTe0,n
Community Church; Hearty Welcome.
Rev &C. Mclean, NJ. A.. ID. D.. Minister.
sp m.--"THE GREATEST SUNRISE
OF THE AGES"
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Four Years for Horse Stealing.

OAKLAND. Nd, Dec. Isl. 5.
Thirsting was sentenced to four year
in the penitentiary for stealing a
horse from the stable OF Donald
Simpson at Loeb Lynn Heights last
summer.
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M. E. South

M. e. South
MT. VERNON PLACE
The Representative Church.
Ninth st. and Massachusetts ave. n. W.
DIR. CLOVIS G. CHAPPELL. Pastor.
REV. VI. LEO RlPPY, Assistant Pastor.
9:30 a, m.-Sunday school.
IL a. m. and p m-Preaching.
All seats free.
New Thought
NEW THOUGHT ASSOCIATION
Rauscher's Han. Conn. ave. and ct.
SUNDAY. tP. NJ:
UNION MEETING.
Speaker. ADA RAINEY.
subject, THE SUPREME GIFT.
A WELCOME TO ALL. ..
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER-
Suite s21 Wash. Loan and Trust bldg,
902 + st.
MISS EMMA GRAY
. DIR. GEORGE L.. KICKER,
Practitioners and Teachers
Short study OF the Sermon on the
@ s dP fse' %e sa'GTds Mer
SEEKING"
Public cordially invited.
UNITY SOCIETY
800 Homer bldg, 18th. bet. + and q.
VIVA NJ. JANUARY. Teacher.
y. m,-rnity service.
Tuesday, y. m,-"Lessons in Truth"
Thursday, y. m.-Healing meeting.
Daily noon silence. Come and go when
you please.
Reading room open IL to 8 Y. m.
Personal instruction and healing. Phone
Frank 1889.
Come go rest" ASK go re~-,ve "
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Events of Week in Realty

THE PROPERTY at 1887 and 1889 + street northwest,
acquired at a consideration of S225,OO0 by Joseph s.
Jush a result of trade for 1411 street northwest
The transaction was handled by McKeever & Goss
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Presbyterian

REV. CHARLES WOOD, ID. D., MINISTER.
REV. HOWARD ID. TALBOT. ASSISTANT.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10:
e:3o-sunday school, with mems and
womens classes
II :oo-Morning service. Sermon by DR..
Wood.
3:3o-Afternoon service DR.. Wood will
preach. Subject, "UNASKED AN
SwERS TO PRAYER"
Music by the Solo Double Quartet
sydney Lloyd wrghtson, director Of
music; Harvey Murray, oraanist.
sls-Chrirtian Endeaver supper.
s:tb-Christlan Endeavor vesper service
s.0O-Evening Service sermon by DR.
Wood. Subject, THE LIGHT
THAT NEVER FAILED"
.. . Music by the Evening Choir Of
1876 voices. sydney Lloyd Wright
son director OF music; Harvey
Murray, organist; Claude Robson,
pianist
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1920:
7:3O-Christmas entertainment for the
Sunday school.
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Reformed

FIRST-l3th and Monroe SITS
DIR. JAMES d. BUHRER, Pastor.
s:&5 a. m.-Bible school
IL and s-Worship and sermons
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Universalist
Miscellaneous

INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS
ASSOCIATION
Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth St n. W.
p Mcclure by
w H. RODEkURT. OF Baltimore.
y. m.--Bible study. -
7;iB p. m.-''THE PHOTO DRAMA OF
CREATION" tTho Bible story illustrated).
Seats free. All welcome.
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IT, u pfNo'is
II n. ma TIME TO REND AND A
TIME TO SEW"
7:i5 p m.-"CRowNs."
II STREET
sixth and III sts. 8. w.
REV. PRESTON a. CAVE. Minister.
IL n. m.-worship and sermon.
1870 y. m.--Song service and sermon.
You will be a stranger at this church
but once. COME AND SEE.
NINTH STREET.
Ninth and ID sts. N. r.
REV. GEORGE A. MILLER, Pastor.
$3.50 q. m.--Bible school.
IL a. m.-Communion and worship.
6t5 p. m.-Young Peoples Society.
7t5 p. m.-Evening service.
Park VIEW
Park road, east OF Georgia ave. N. w.
WALTER r. SMITH. Minister
$40 a. m.-Biblc school
II a. APPROPRIATENESS
s:t5 u. nc. E. Society.
7.b p. m.-"CONSTRAINING POWER
OF NEED"
VERMONT AVENUE
Vermont ave. North Of st.
REV. EARLE WHITLEY, Ill. d, Pastor.
REV. EARL TAGGART, Asst TO Pastor.
$50 a. m--pible school
II n. m-"wIIEN CHRIST CAME TO
siS p m-""youns heople's Tea"
D. nc t. meeAgs
n p-sTHC EOf IN THE QEA n ,.
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THE PROFITEERING JURIST.

| Perhaps the most amusing incident
/ that came under our observation was
when a gentleman, attracted by our
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DR.. Henry Allen Topper. pastor Of
the First Baptist Church. will preach
Sunday morning on 1.-THE direction
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Baptist

Seventh and Randolph SITS.
REV. +. PAUL LANGHORNE.
IL n. m. and 7:45 y. IN. Preaching.
e:30-Sunday School D. my. L. s.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-26

to this city to make their home
vs.s y % . ~
On Wednesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. II. g. Hayball entertained with
motoring and theatre party for
Mr. and Mrs. II. d. stussy who ara
visiting in this city.
Mrs. W. +. Hoffer OF Salt Lake
City is guets Of her mothe4 Mrs.
Ellen Charles.
9 g + o
Mr.. and Mrs. II. =. Nielsen and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mickelsen re-
turned Thursday from u three days
motoring trip. They made stops at
Salt Lake, and Ogden and Evan-ion
Wyo., returning by way OF Bear LAX.