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MAY ENJOY SPORTS.
Athletic Facilities in High Schools
Open to Public.

Recreational and athletic facilities
at Central and Dunbar high schools
are still open for public use. despite
the closing of the community centers
of the public schools. Miss Alice
Pollock, executive secretary of the
community center department of the
public schools, made this announce
ment to counterfeit the prevalent be-
lief that with the closing of the COM
munity centers the recreational and
athletic facilities at these high schools
would likewise be closed
The community centerS. which have
been closed for the summer, will be
opened September Z. Prior to their
opening the community secretaries
will hold a conference at which plans
will be made to enlarge the scope of
activities of the various centerS.
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ORDERED TO PAY ALIMONY,

William c. Peake has been ordered
by Justic HitZ of the District Supreme
Court to pay $50 per month as per-
nanent alimony to his wife, Emma
Peake. The couple have been ma rried
forty-five years. but separated ten
years ago. The wife claimed that
since the separation the husband had
not contributed one cent toward her
support. She has been residing with
her sister, who is the wife of Peake's
brother.
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NEGROES GET HALF DAY.
Federal Employees to Celebrate
Emancipation Anniversary.

Through the efforts of Rev. Simon
r. w. Drew and the White Cross Free
Labor Bureau, the Civil Service Com
mission here has been directed by
President Wilson to grant all colored
persons employed by the government
half-holiday September ,. in order
that they may participate in the cele-
bration of the fifty-seventh anniver-
sary of the emancipation of slaves.
Ceremonies will be conducted at
River View Park on the Potomac
At River View an old shioned
country dinner will be served. Pro-
ceedS from this event will be used in
the $4,000 drive to pay off the mort
gage on the Cosmopolitan Baptist
Church. n street between 9th and
10th streets.
The committee on arrangements
comprises Joseph c. Bell. chairman; ;
Earl L. Williams. vice chairman; Wal
ker Carr. second vice chairman; An
drew Morton, third vice chairman
Thomas Attrell. fourth vice chair
man; Richards Hill, fifth vice chair
man; Robert Taylor. sixth vice chair
man, and James Satterfieds, secre-
tary.
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$4,000 DAMAGE SUIT.

Suit to recover $4,000 damages has
been filed by Archibald r. McCallum
against John Barton Payne, United
States statutory agent, and the Rich
Railroad Company for alleged per-
sonal injury. He says he was hurt
July 2, 1919, when a mail car left the
track near Acca, Va.
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FERRY STEAMER RESUMES.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, August AFTER
being away nearly two weeks, while
she was overhauled and repaired. the
steamer Gov. Emerson c. Harrington
of the Clairborne-ApnaDol ferry line
returned to Annapolis today and will
resume her schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-07
ORDERED TO CAMP EUsTIs.

Col. William E. Cole, Coast Artillery
Corps, has been relieved from duty in
the adjutant generals office, War De-
partment. and assigned to duty with
the Goth Artillery Brigade at Camp
Eustis, Va.
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TRANSFER OF COMMANDER.

Commander William Baggaley, COM
manding the U. S. S. Dupont has been
transferred to the U. S. S. Humphreys
and will command that vessel when il
is commissioned.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

TO-DAY.
Arkansas Society picnic at Glen
Echo Park, afternoon.
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GREAT FALLS BY WATER

Power boat .'Peggy'' leaves Apuehucl
Bridge 36th and NJ. Sundays at 10 AN.
Round trip, 60 cents. Rates 10 charter par
ties. West 1fS5-J. "
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
WHERE IS GOD?
PASTORS Theme
Rev. ]. Y. Irwin to Preach
at Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church
SONG SERVICE AT
EVENING SESSION

Services tomorrow az the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, Delaware
avenue and West street. win be in
charge Of the Rev. Joseph y. Irwin,
5. T. D., who will take for his sub
lect at 1890 O'Clock, Where Is
Godg"
The Sunday School will meet at
100 p. m. in charge Of Superintendent
Walter r. Hope The Christian En-
deavor meeting at 645 p. m, leader,
II. j. Link, topic, Being a Good Com
rade"
The evening service at 7.30 o'clock
will open with an inspiratiOnal song
service under the leadership of "a
large chQurs choir, assisted by the
Sunday school orchestra. The pastor
VIII take as the subicct for the ser
NOM THE Requisiter Of a Citizen OF
the FOursquare City
The prayer and praise service meets
on Wednesday evening at 800 O'Clock
The special musical program for to-
morrow Is as follows: A. Morgan
prelude, prelude" Tierne; anthem
81 Lay My Sins on Jesus" Hawley
anthem. Come, We Discinsolate. "
Comp; organ postlude, "Mank, VI
Gownod p. Morgan predule, Pre-
lude," Boslet; anthem, soldiers of
Christ Arise" Minshall anthem, Holy
Art Thou" Handle; organ postlude
NolkmaX.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
DIR. smiley TO
TALK ON FAITH
Interesting Services Plan
ned For West Presbyter-
ian Church Tomorrow
PATRIOTISM THEME
AT NIGHT SERVICE

West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets, the Rev. u.
Franklin Smiley ID. d.. pastor. Serv-
ices. 1870 o'clock and 40 o'clock. At
1870 o'clock, Or. Smiley's theme will
be, "Heroism Of Faith" Organ
prelude. Melody in F." by Rubin
stein; postlude, pilgrims Chorus" by
Wagner; anthem. "The Lord Is My
Shepherd by McFarren; soprano solo,
Teach Me to Pray" Mrs. ]. r. Wood
mansey. soloist; ofertory. souls OF
The Righteous" by Noble; O'Clock.
the Bible school meets in all depart
menis Music by Banks orchestra
Mrs. Smiley will teach the lesson in
the wOmen's class at the same hour.
The mems class will meet in the main
auditorium at O'Clock. DR.. Smiley
will address the men. Music by
Jacobs orchestra: Gas o'clOc. c. e.
meeting. Topic, Being a Good Com
rade. Leaders, Miss Florence Fuller
and Miss Annette Fuller; 730 o'clock,
the peoples popular service OF song,
led by the chorus choir Special mus
ical program. Organ prelude. Spring
Song" by Mendelssohn; pOstlude
March" by Stern. The choir will
sing the anthem AT Eventlde. Let
There Be Light" by Woodman; bass
solo. 20 Lord. Rebukc Me Not" by
Brown Soloist, Frank Z. Jones Offer
tory. "Kiplings Recessional," by De
Kooen. DR.. Smiley's subject will be
Patriotism; Past and Present"
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
'COMRADESHIP'
At HARRISON ST.
Rev. w. E. Habbart to Ex-
pound Beauties of Up
right Human Relations
EFFECTIVE ORGAN
RECITAL IN EVENING

Services in Harrison Street NJ. e.
Church. Seventh and Harrison streets.
the Rev. William r. Habbart, pastor,
tomorrow will be as follows:
AT $50 a. m. class meeting, leader,
George b. Crossan; 1880 a. M preach
ing services; prelude. 'Morning.
Read. anthem. Lord God, We Wor-
ship Thee" Suits: anthem, Wen
Keep Old Glory Flying High - SER
mon by pastor, subject, our Pilot
solo. Mrs. W. O. Highneld; Posilude
In G., Hosmer
At i2i5 p. m. Sunday school, J..
Elmer Perry superintendent, and at
6.3O D. M. Senior Epworih League,
topic, "Being a Good Comrade'
At 7.30 p. M, there will be a preach
ing service as follows. organ re-
cilal: Triumphal March, Verdi
Berceuse. Kinder :Humoreske, DVorak
song service. anthem. 20 Lord OF
Hosts. Almighty King" Suits; an
them. Let the Hills and Wales Re
sound" Richards; sermon by pas
tor. subject "T'he Great Commission -
solo Mrs Highnold; Postlude FaulRes.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
DIR. CRAWFORD TO
PREACH ON GOD
Memorial Day Services at
First and Central Pres
byterian Tomorrow
DIR. DICKENS-LEwIS
TO TALK AT NIGHT

"Our Fathers Cod viii be The sub
icci Of a sermon suggestive Of Me-
mortal Day, which will be preached
by The Rev. j. II. Crawford. In the
First and Central Presbyterian
Church. Market street. above Ninth
street, tomorrow al 1890 O'Clock.
Sunday school is held al ~ o'clock,
the adult classes meeting In the main
auditorium.
At 6ia O'Clock union meeting OF
the senior and intermediate Chris
tian EndeaYor Societies OF this church
Will meet Ia the lecture room The
president of these two organizations,
Roy Hamman and Miss Ruth Cornell
VIII preside The topic, Being a
Good Comrade. viii be- discussed by
members OF both societies.
AZ 7iJ o'clock The Rev. W p.
Dickdns-Lewis, d. d., OF Cleveland
Heights Church. Cleveland, o.. COM
missioner 10 the General Assembly.
will preach. The musical numbers
for The day are as follows.
Morning Organ prelude "AdagiO.
lMendelssohnl anthem, "Hark. Hark
NY Soul lShelley). solo, 1.-The Re
cessiOnal' tDekovon); organ post
lude, "Onertoire in d Minor lBa-
tisie).
Evening Organ, prelude" Gull
mani) anthem. God OF our Fathers
lWarrenj. quartet God That Madest
Earth and Heaven" lBroomcl Miss
Cr0wnovcr, Mrs McMullcn. Mr.. Jack
son and Mr. pipino; organ, Post
lude" (Mondelssohn)
In the absence Of John A. ThOms.
ihe regular organisl. from the city.
Alfred g. MunseH-,Vill onlciale at both
services.
Tuesday evening The monthly mis-
si0nary meeting viii be held, at
which time echoes viii be given from
lhe Woman's Jubilee and General
Assembly meetings. held In Philadel-
phia during the past week.
The mld-Weck prayer meeting,
Wednesday evening. at s O'Clock, will
be led by the Rev j. II. Crawford
Tho Willing WORKERS will present
the play entitled. "No Village SkeWl
OF Long Ago. on Thursday evening
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
DISCIPLE whom
JESUS LOVED
Rev. c. H. Bohner to
Preach on Subject at
Hanover
TO SPEAK
AT OLD DRAWERS

In Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Boulevard and Eighteenth street, to-
morrow morning. The Rev. Charles a.
Bohner will preach on the subject,
"The Disciple Whom Jesus Loved :"
Mr. BOhner's evening subject viii be
"A Remarkable DeliNcrancc" AZ the
morning service The church quartet
viii sing the anthems, Fear Ne ID
Land Rogers. and j Lay Me Down
in Peace, Gadsby. AZ the evening
service the quartet win sing the an
Them "Sing Allelulia Faith" Buck.
AS the onertory, Mrs. Leonard r.
Males will sing. "As Pants the Hart "
Rogers. The evening service Will be
eVangehstic.
The senior and junior Christian En-
dcavor societies will be addressed by
Mr. Bohner at $50 O'Clock 10 will be
union service. TO which an mem
bers Of iho church are invited
Prayer services on Wednesday oven
ing Will BE addressed by j. n. Dea-
kyne. commissioner from Hanover
Church % the Grand Assem-
bly, OF the Presbyterian Church. which
ended its sessions in Philadelphia yes
icrday.
The Pastors Aid Socieiy will meet
on Tuesday. at the home OF Mrs. H. q.
HacketL The members will 60 out on
the a o'clock car from The p. b. 4
w station. Box luncheon win be pro-
Nlded at cost
Hanover pulpit viii be supplied on
sunday morning, June g. by a visiting
pastor. On that date Mr.. Bohner will
preach the sermon at the reunion of
Old Drawers Church, near odessa.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
To TALK ON
LEGISLATION
Rev. G. w. Bounds, of
Kingswood, to Give His
Opinion on Legislators
SUNDAY SCHOOL
HAVE ANNIVERSARY

The Rev. George w. Bounds. OF
Kingswood NJ. E. Church. will speak
on the subject, shall We. (Delawar-
eansl Walk the Path OF Ou1. Fathers
or Adopt Those Offered by Narrow
visioned Legislators" at the evening
services. at that church tomorrow
night. Mr. Bounds has announced
that he willy express his views. on
certain legislation now before the
General Assembly and his opinion Of
certain members of the General As
sembly
Al the morning services the Sac
rament Of The Lords Supper VIII be
observed.
The celebration of the forty eighth,
anniversary Of the organization OF
the Kingswood Sunday school Will
take place at p. m. S. Il. Pippen.
superintendent. will have charge.
Many interesting things have been
arranged TO take place. The Rev. l..
NJ. Broadway, a former pastor, viii
speak
Epworth League will meet at Z n.
m, George A White VIII have charge
AT 7.45 p. m. the junior choir will
give several selections. The senior
choir will also sing
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
TO PREACH ON
NATIONS ASSETS
DR.. Sumwalt Will Oficiate
at Grace Church Serv-
ices Tomorrow
TO DISCUSS RECENT
CONFERENCEMEETING

The Rey. John W r. sumwalt. pas
tor OF Grace NJ b. Church, who re-
Gently returned from the General
Conference at Des Moines. will preach
lat the morning and evening services
in thai church tomorrow. In The
morning he viii speak on "Wha. Is
Our Chief Business at This Time p"
and in the evening his sermon theme
WI be, "rhe Assets Of The Ma
hcn."
Tho music ior the day inslud, s..
morning. Organ prelude Morning
M1nd Grieg anthem. "r0I Of lmr
Fathers ScCOt; 0ffcrlOrv, Trio.
Consider and Hear Me" pneiGyer.
Mrs. Babcock MSS Ross and Nlr.
smith; organ pJsiludo, Allegro con
MOtO,' SWaft
Evening. 730 to las O'Clock: Or
gan recital Theme and Variations,
lAmerica, hnck; "Humorske. -"
Dvorak AT Evening Kinder, an
them, "Recessional. J." Dekovon: offer
tory, I'm Heavenly Love Abiding 20
Holden; organ postlude, 'Marohe
HeOriQuc." Dubois
AZ the Epworih League service,
Gas O'Clock, Miss Vera Edwards viii
be in charge OF the programme. The
tOpis Is Comrades
The Mite Society viii meet in the
church house at 3 p. m, on Tues
day.
br sumwalt viii be in charge OF
the mid-week service Wednesday at
145 D. M His topic will be The
General Conference and The Epis-
copacy"
The Junior League will meet in
the church house Thursday at 800
p. m.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies will meet at the
home OF Mrs. r. C.. Alexander. Clay
mont. Friday. There Will be "A box
luncheon at 1890. The Home So
ciely VIII meet in The morning De-
V0tiOns Will be In charge OF Mrs q.
J. Hart. The topic, "Our Young peo-
pie and Children. viii be discussed
! by Mrs J b. Broad. The Foreign
Society VIII meet In the afternoon.
Mrs j. Talley smith Will conduct
devoiions and the Standard Bearers,
under the direction OF Mrs. AleXan-
der Dexter Will present an outdoor
exercise. Voices 'Of Women" The
mite boxes viii be opened and cleo
tion Of officers viii be held
The closing meeting The Grace
uung Wunitns 5 Home Missionary
Auxiliary will be held at the home
OF Mrs H. W. Vandever 2i0i Van
Burcn street, Saturday at 6 p. m. The
annual olecNon of officers viii be
held and the mite boxes and birth
day bags viii he returned.
The outdoor meeting Of the STAN
dard Bearers viii be held at the homo
OF Miss Florence knifien. Holly Oak
on Saturday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
MINISTER FROM
CHINA TO TALK
The Rev. E. E. Jones, of
Ningpo, to Conduct Ser
vices at Second Baptist
SPECIAL MUSIC AT
ALL SERVICES

Services in The second Baptist
Church. Ninth and Franklin streets
tomorrow, win be as follows: The
Rev Ellis Evan Jones. OF East North
field. Mass. and Ningpo. China. will
preach at morning and evening services
at 1870 a. m. and 7i1 p. m. The Bible
school will meet at noon with classes
for all ages.
The musical program will be as fol-
lows: Morning-"Organ prelude in A
Flat. Ashford; quartet selected. Mrs
Julia Baynard Clark. Miss Virginia
West Fuller Ernest Peoples, yelling
ton S. Butler; solo. But the Lord is
Mindful OF His own" 81. Paul, Miss
Fuller; organ nostlude. March Pom
tiilcale." Lemmens. Evening Organ
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
Public Memorial Day
SerWce in Legion Tent

The heroic sesachce of those who have given their lives
their appropriately
Is be
Memorial Day a. held Delaware
the direction
Me American Legion working conjunction posts
members OF which Will be
the World War Will homage the
O the Ciln
will be held the the Legion
Circus the show
This will hold persons the public
asked Ia attend Patriotism will be The keynote and all religious
denominations viii be represented
A a the
The program then
america Julian
aduant Sorpiura reading Rabbi
prayer Alexander, past department
Army; singing The Battle Hymn Of the Re
Seeney
Post: Roll Call Of NJ j. Walsh chaplain l.
address the Williams. state
chaplain Department Delaware
former chaplain United STATES and Of
American buge Taps band The star
Spangled
Raymond Wilmington Community
vice. lead singing Of the audience.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
DEMAND FOR CLERGY
PASTORS THEME

The sermon subject at the morning
and evening services in Trinity
Lutheran Church. Concord avenue and
Twenty-third streets, tomorrow will
deal with the scarcity OF ministers in
America. The Rev. Milton II. Stibe,
d. d., pastor Of the church. will preach
at these services on the theme God
and Mans Estimate Of the Christian
Ministry"
The sunday school meets at 1000
o'clock and the Christian Endeavor
meeting Will be held at 100 o'clock in
the evening.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
REV. H. W. EWING TO
PREACH AT UNION

Services tomorrow at the Union NJ.
r. Church. Fifth and Washington
streets. the Rev. Harvey Winfield
Ewing. ID. d., minister. Will be as
follows Glass meeting at 930 "a. m,
r. W. Dunlap, leader. Morning wor-
ship at 1890 subject Discerning the
Lord Sunday school at p. m. w
\. Bicking suporintcndcnt; Epworih
League at 6aO p. m, j. sylvester Bar
nett president
Evening worship al 7.3O. subject
'rhe Shadows We CAST music for
the day. Anthem. "My Country" by
Wilson; quartetie. III Is /, by Wal
colt. anthem softly Now The Light
OF DAY. eshford; solo. "nhe nd
Rugged Cross" Marvin CrOssan; or
gan numbers. Festival Prelude. "
Dudley Buck. offertory, "Pastorate, "
by Chadwick. postlude, National
Medley" by Suppe, organ recital at
ll5, offertory. "Barcarolle." by Hoff-
man postlude. In &c" by krOeger.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
BISHOP HEARD TO
SPEAK AT BETHEL

Bishop William H. Heard. u. d.. The
newly assigned bishop 90 This diocese
by tho First Episcopal District OF the
African Methodist Episcopal Church.
VIII be the fluosi of DR.. n Y. Arnotl
pastor Of Big-Rethel, tomorrow, and
VIII preach az ulo morning service.
Bishop Heard is the first ex-pasior
ni Big-Bothel 10 be promoted 10 the
bishopric. he has many personal
friends among the Negroes of This
city and delaware. especially among
ihc older members. OF Big-Bethol,
where he WIS pastor in 1921
He was elevated 10 tho hishObric hi
Norfolk. Va. Ia May, 1905: he served
n West Africa, i90S-f9li. . served in
Mississippi from 1916 to 1920. He was
General Onlcer, secretary of the
Preachers Aid Society, f9Oi-i9OS ;
United Stales Minister 10 Liberia.
His new assignment Includes ine
phihdelphia, New York, New Jersey
9nd Now England annual conferences
lDelaWare being a part OF The Phila-
nalphia annual conference, and Big
Bethel the head of the Wilmington
pr the nciawarc presiding-e dis
lrict) Bishop Heard will hold his
nrst annual conference 10 which Big
Bethel viii report through Dr. Ar
nett). at Steelton. Pa, June Q. 1920
pomOrrOW's services will be as fol-
lows Morning, 1890 o'clock. the Col
bred American Legion and an OF the
world war soldier boys will attend
Rig-Bethel, al which time Bishop W.
Ill Heard will preach a special SER
non, and Or. H. \. Arneit ofllciaie
t30 D. m. The sunday school will CON
linue its Childnens Day program prep
hr1tion, and practice with orchestra
; p. M, the annual conference queens
tnd their parties will ahend IN a
body, and a special sermon win be
preached by Or. II v Arnett.
The meetings for the week are as
follows. Monday, Official board and or
Eanization meetings. Tuesday night
lhe fourth and lastn quarterly con
ference and the public reception Ia
lhe conference queens and their par
lies the officers. members and friends
or the church.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
AT I'M. RETHEL BAPTIsT

Services in the Mount Bethel
Baptist Church, ii6 West Front
street tomorrow will be: Morning
sermon at 1890 O'Clock, by Mr.. Rich
ardsOn; Covenant meeting 1900 o'clock,
noon; B. Y. p. u. meeting at b.3Q
las o. m. by the Rev. Jessie Gibbons.
An entertainment will be given Thurs
dav evening by Mrs. Mary Evans.
PRAYER service Friday evening In
charge OF the pastor, the Rev. f. p.
Corbin
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
MEMORIAL SERVICES
AT OLD ASBURY

Asbury NJ. f. Church. Third and
Walnut streets the Rev. George White
Dawson. pastor, services tomorrow
will be: Q o'clock. prayer meeting
William T.. Parker, leader: 1915
o'clock. preaching, subject. Memorial
Day question, what Hast Thou TC
DO With Peace? ?" Sunday School al
3 p. m; Epworih League at 645 p. m.
theme, Being Good Comrade q
George Elkins, leader; preaching al
1i5 o'clock, subject, Winning on
the Race Track"
Memorial Day service in Asbury
cemetery, s a. m. Monday. with briei
address on Memorial Day and Peace .
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
AMERICAS HERITAGE
PASTORS SUBJECT

Special sermons will be preached
morning and evening at Zion Lutheran
Church. Sixth and Jackson streets. In
observance Of Memorial Day THE
topic for the evening sermon at 7.3O
o'clock will be Americas Heritage.
The Sunday schools win meet at 930
o'clock and 2t5 o'clock
The Mems Lutheran Society Will
meet on Tuesday and Ladies' Aid
meeting will be held on Thursday
The Ministerium Of Pennsylvania 20
which Zion belongs win be in session
an OF next week at Wilkosharre. Pa
Zion viii have three representatives
among the 500 delegates, who viii as
semble there.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
OUR NATIVE LAND
TOPIC OF SERMON

The Rev p. a. McLaury win preach
4 the morning and evening services in
bliVet Presbyterian Church. Fourth
Ind Broome streets. tomorrow The
lubiect OF the morning service win
" practical Religion and for the
hcning, sour Native Land
Tho male quartet viii sing at the
horning service. my RedecmOr." and
AZ the evening service. God VIII Take
Pare OF You" while lhe choir has re-
fcted for the morning service. 20,
pTUiso The Lord" and for the even
hr service. "Bless the Lord
The Sabbath School meets at i2
loon and ne Young People hold their
prayer meeting at Z. m.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
BADGES OF HONOR
THEME AT EPW0RTH

. Services at Epworth NJ. E. Church
tomorrow will be In charge Of the
pastor. The Rev. II. T. Beauchamp. An
old-fashioned class meeting will be
Booker in charge Memorial Day
services will be held at 1890 a. m. The
pastors theme will be, Badges Of
Honor" Sunday School will meet in
an departments at p. m. Epworih
League. which meets at $50 o'clock
viii be i'm charge OF Miss Lottie Price.
The pastors subject for the even
ing will be- THE supreme Duty OF
Man Special music will be given by
The chnir
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
mMANuEL p. .. CHURCH

The services at Emmanuel Church.
Seventeenth and Rivcrview avenue,
the Rev. Charles W. Clash. rector, are
as follows Holy Communion at 1.iO
a. m.: church schools al 9.i5 a.. M. I.
morning prayer and sermon at 100
a. m: evening prayer and sermon at
4i1 d. m
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
RICHARDsON rARK NJ. ID CnI-ncn

oerYlcos M hlolards0n Park NJ. n.
church tomorrow Will be In charge
of the Rev A. W Goodhand. Who will
have for his morning sermon, subject.
"The Scriptual Test OF Discipleship.'
IN The evening he will sDe3k on
"Eliiah on Mt. Carmel"
The sunday school meets at noon
and the Young Peoples Devotional
Service will be held at 655 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
BROTHERHOOD TO
CONDUCT SERVICE

Services at Eastlake NJ. Z. Church.
Thrtielh and Tainall streets. l0mor-
row viii be as follows 9.il o'clock.
morning class. w j. Baldwin. leader
1890 O'Clock. sermon by the Rev. n.
H. Dashiell: . O'Clock, Bible school
6 i5 O'Clock. Christian Endeavor Ser
vlct: li5 o'clock. Tho Easilake Broth
erhO0d viii have charge Of the oven
Ing service, and a large chorus choir
OF men will sing
Evening journal., 1920-05-29
Trinity p. \. CHURCH

Services in Trinity p +. Church.
Delaware avenue and Adams street.
tomorrow win DE as follows Holy
tommunion. 730 O'Clock; morning
prayer. O'Clock: sunday school. $50
O'clock and evening prayer and SER
mon. 7 IS o'clock.
The Rev. +. NJ. kirkus will preach
10 the evening
The "a o'clock service win ho omit
ted on account Of the 22ist anniversary
lervice held IN Old SWedes Church.