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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19

shared all the lovers ceremonies
within our fortunate rights--and
received hack such immense divi-
bends Of happiness as l never had
dreamed OF!
We lived our honeymoon over
and 1 prayed for the wisdom TO
prolong IL to the end OF my days.
One morning Bob. over the cot.
fee. made an odd remark. We
Ind been speaking of Martha
wondered II she would get a d..
vorce.
Jane there's nothing wrong
with monogamy." said Bob. who
has a way of talking like a book
when We are alone. "Monogamy
Is all right Tho trouble Is with
human beings. They are not lit
for the ideal institution they have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19

f1rcp'ara waa
Just for the moment there want
any danger OF blow.up. Unless he
should break the glass In the
window. he couldn't get a line on
either the boss or Mrs. Sheiia-lf
that was what he was aiming to do.
Ali the same. kept him covered
wittf~ the automatic, steadying II
against tho door jamb. There had
been enough said I'm that room to
set anybody's nerves on edge: or. n
II hadn't been said. = had been
meant
While the strain was at its worst.
with the man outside flattcning his
cheek against the window-pane to
get the sidewise slant. heard the
boss get out OF his chair and say:
I'm keeping you out of bed. as
usual: look at that clock, III 20
and wake Jimmie. and wen vanish
Just as he spoke, two things hap
pened: \ taSt chugged up to the
cato and stopped. and the mans
face disappeared from the window
heard n quick padding OF feet as
Of somebody running. and the next
minute came the rattle OF latch
key and voices In the hall 10 tell me
that the major and his folks were
getting home. had barely time 10
pocket the pistol and to drop into
chair where | could pretend TO be
asleep. when felt the boss hand
on my shoulder.
"Come, Jimmie" he said. tits
time we we're moving along" and In
minute or two. after he had said
good night TO the major and Mrs.
kendrick. we got out
CTo he Continued
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JASE AND ROB DISCUSS
MONOGAMY

After the funeral of Marion
Spraguc Martha shut herself up
at homo and let the holiday
gaieties take my mind from her
troubles, Perhaps I was selfish.
but didn't think so when put
my energy into creating happiness
for Bob and myself. Had not
Martha advised mo to waste love
upon my husband-to squandcr IL
upon him?
Martha had spoken from the
bitter experience OF tho wife who
has lavished her best affection
upon nm unworthy object. More
than once ! kissed the queer swirl
on the top of my husbands pate
and blessed the fate that had made
him most worthy Of the devotion
bestowed upon him
Even 40, my mature Judgment
as "a wife warned mo that marital
happiness does not abide unless "
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pun himself up 80 that he could see
into the end OF the room where the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-19
q idle HENS NOW
LAY II eggs A DAY


i = fed Don Sung to my Is hens
kat were not laying But they are
iAylng now. I receive as high az ~
eKEs a day and never less than a."
-KArs. Jennie Davidson. Yates Gem
Mrs Davidson wrote this letter in
February. Figure her profit on two
dozen eggs day from hens that
Wouldn't lay" Wen make you the
ssnte offer We made her. Here II is:
fsiye-your hens Don Sung and
watch results for one month. ~ you
don't find that IL pays for itself and
pays you a good profit besides. sim
ply tell " and your money viii be
sheerfuliy refunded.
Don sung fChiness for egE-lay-
- IL q scientlfic tonic and condi-
k9fer. ~ IL easily given In the feed.
Improves the hens health and makes
ri stronger and more active. II
mes up the egR-layina organs. and
~ the eRgr. no matter how cold
wet the weather.
pom sung can be obtained prompt
from your druggist or poultry
rdy dealer. or send 90 cents lin
NIX war tay) for n package by
prepaid. Eufreil DuKRer Co.
Columbia Bldg Indianapolis.
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Bu ALTMAN
By BLOSSER
BIZ AHERN
BIZ PARKS
BIZ CONDO

created"
Fortunately. few men are nks
Evan" l averred.
"Huh.h-h! Evan thought he was
drinking the froth of nfe-the
froth of life--but 1t was the scum
j couldn't help adding.
He LEFT his wife the trcEus
Go BE Continued
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IN Answers
ynfhIr of Tfroo

ar Miss Cry: VIII you please
ne use your columns 10 say .
words TO the Mother Of Two. .
started her letter about the
ern girl" but did nothing cx.
roast the modern man.
lar Mother Of Two" don't you
X Jcu should begin such a tira'e
I<h a few definitions of the class
or character you are speaking Of. so
that we know just whom you refer
%? Does the term modern man"
include only those who wear corsets
Ian<i do other things that only women
Iare supposed To dor IL SO. do you
khink there are many such. com.
pared TO the number Of males In the
sorid7 Do you honestly think that
here things you name are marks Of
~ modern man. any more than
hey were marks Of a man a score
- years ago7 Or win You be reason.
kbie and say that probably n very
ursgniflcant percentage OF men an
wrr that description?
eupposing that you do believe that
My men who wear corsets and pow
~ and rouge and make n vulgar
nplay OF silk hose are modern: you
hink the girls should strive 10 be
heir feminine counterpart do your
Z n you had a little son who stuck his
bad In the fire. you would imsnedi-
afeiy command his sister. Go thou
and do likewise" eh7 OF course.
tho, II the sister had been the first
70 try the experiment. you would
have frowned On II. because he had
rot considered II first. II is to Taught
rs a fine IDEAL you offer the mod.
u girl: the kind Of husband your
ut OF modern man" would and
D6ors make, cannot fathom the
PHILOSOPHY Of one who holds up for
smuiafion that which she seems to
d~epise, GUESS AGAIN.
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! Bouquet for
'nfhio

Dkar Afiss Grey: rad your AZ
|0c1s On Thinning In CrcieS- and
PIE remedy. thought Il was splcn-
Id You are surely doing . much
ee6ed WORK for humanity. The
~ that there Is some one to whom
Be can 20 and confide ones most
6eeret thoughts and sorrowA h. I be-
nve. . great blessing. and am sure
|you have lent many on their way
|bloExtng you. who otherwise might
hsvs committed the rash act. IS the
kuo girls mentioned In the article 10
rhich I referred SINCERE
appreciate yosy words Of good
kAcev. also yovy kindly interest tn
Psv scork. and really hope that. a.
res say. those rho corfsde their
urdens 10 Ne. 90 array trsfh h0hfer
onrfs and q sec courage to forge
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&xac SSH4iI r.:
- o. &HAbcl CleIAnL 4
OTTO AUTO
Page 2e4
II yoU HAVE NO GUN USE An AK

WAS MORNING. when they dsd around nsti but he dsaar
pa~ed Manetta and Mar follow the .
stood window and the other
watch them and-a he bach
they no ons
wouldn't all In drunk lords indian about his
night beach. boxing
lookinr-si
drunk
be bet OF at honet walking toward hex
bach n they cone -sarrarrt said That vas
back that she lust kind enough had taught
Of an Indiana
o'clock heard
them coming and drunk I had nothing
-sha said they m. .
po~ quickly and
AL Of a waiting n
very end OF he crowd. keeping my mouth
himself usual. ~ my
Bachelor Indian. horru
looking tho like I know
the rest but toward Mar held the
garcts house ready TO ST. n . cams
After long time and q OF n
racket they an their
That is
Margaret said he fingered drunkcnb rushed the
around and fingered around TN beach o
nngie other SHANE, shams-
gone he circied again and again In his
Then he pushed canoe ut gona'"
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>sr Miss Grey: I always cared
>ny mother and she died a year
o I have q four-rcom house.
Try comfortable. and nice furniture.
GEORGETOWN. and l arm steadily
Employed near by. II II my desire
r. set IN touch with some one who
nn help me. and whom l can help
b return. but where arm TO find
uch pcrsonr have advertised.
put one rarely ever meets people In
that way who most need help. or
sho are most deserving.
! I would give free rent TO some wo-
nAn Il do not care II she Is widow
(rtth child. In return for
per caro- OF my place would wish
10 reserve one room for myself and
wculd hike to board IN my own home.
There must be some one in Seattle
Fho would b glad OF this oppor-
>unity. when rents are so high Do
gu know OF anyf Thanks
A YOUNG MAN.
! - sof k~osr Of s-sch q person
thxs fspse. but no dosbs sorze ono
y read yo~y letter soAo srould ap-
ecsafc yoSr Offer. ~ 90. fhcy rsav
Io~s "a. 81 Main 500. for yosr ad-
Iesa
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Go BE Continued

One thousand sir hundred Amcri
can soldiers killed In tho world war
remain unknown
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Cynthia
Grey
Man Hasn't Courage to
Make Acquaintance Is
Poor Ercuse for Any
Girl TO Accept

Dear Miss Grey: am under the
Impression that young man living
m the same ncighborhood cares for
ducd- He speaks 20 me each day,
and care more for him than for
any man l have ever met l have
been told that he likes me. but has
not the courage 20 make an en-
.k3nrmcnt DO you think he cares
Inc, IN SUSPENSE
~ dcsr k1o,r. F'm not a mind
|vssdcv. And he,e do pos krote thai
Sos carc for fh.s mas more than
fer esp ~ss Yea hdte ercr wet,
srAe~ yvu hnt~ not met h~r
10 takes a w,frr knowledge Of a
person. thas % Is possible 10 obtasa ~
wsrclv eo,rsnc 70 h,m each day 20
dcfrrmine ,rhcfher one really cares
for HIN or not upo. introduction
. ~ further acquaintance. he uap
prove more disappointing than
esasp Of the ~cs yoa se,c kncta
AZ for courage, the average wa.
d possessed Of enough OF q rhe- Ne
really scanfs 20 do a fhino. don't
|stsh 20 appear "prcdehy.- bat ! a-
Eesorrcip Of the opinion that " sosse
|ef the rssnv girls scho scrSfs nc OF
E1h< beshfsl Young men .cho ,casf 20
|pc<xf them. bsf -haucr'f the cour.
|o1c.- uosid make their ocgsairf-
[oSce q tsf harder 20 GET. they MIGHT
10 more sought Thincs accom-
uissA<d too easily lose tAe,r scst.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
ASSURANCE WILL BE
SUBJECT OF SERMON

The Rev. Carlisle l.. Hubbard. D. D.,
pastor, VIII preach both morning and
evening, at ST. Pauls NJ. +. Church,
Tenth and Jackson streets, tomorrow.
His subject in the morning Will be
Assurance" and at night he will start
a series Of sermon on the life and
times OF Joseph" using for his
topic, well Born.r This series Will
be a continuation OF the series Dr.
Hubbard preached before the Nc
COmbe-Clase evangelistic meetings,
and they will continue until the 27th
OF March. The Rev. Raymond w
Cooke, tine associate pastor, will
preach a iive-minute object sermon to
the junior congregation during the
morning service, on Goal and Wood. ="
The services OF the day will be {:
Glass meeting at $50 O'Clock: Sunday
School at , o'clock, and Christian En-
deavOr meeting at 6i5 O'Clock.
The music by the choir Will be as
follows: Anthem, Praise Ne the
Lord" Brown; duet. abide Thou
With Me-" Johnson, Mrs. Eleanor q.
Kemery and Wilmer :. Boldly; an
them, Eternal Light" Miles: solo,
"Open the Gates" Speer, Wilmer 8
Boldly: violin solo. 'HumOresque," A.
Dvorak, Charles LaBoube Edwards
Mrs. kemery viii also sing after the
sermon, both morning and evening.
On Monday night the official board
and the Junior auxiliary Of the w. f.
NJ. s. will meet The Queen Esther
Circle will meet at the home Of Mrs
Garrettson, 1903 Adams street. on
Tuesday afternoon. at 230 o'clock, the
II. H. NJ. s. Will meet in the church
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
DR.. SMILEY TO
TALK At West
Interesting Themes at Morn
ing and Evening Services
Tomorrow
MOFFITT TO
GIVE ORGAN RECITAL

At West Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning DR.. smiley's theme
will be God In the Flames" Miss
Carlyn w. Comfy, contralto. viii be the
assisting soloist, and with Mrs. Edith
WOodmancy, soprano. will sing
Whispering Hope" The choir viii
sing Love Divine. All Love Excel
ing," and Mrs Woodmancy win sing
as an offertory, Taylor's Beautiful
Land OF Light"
The Bible School meets at 2 o'clock
w. X. lerger, superintendent Mrs.
Smiley teaches the wOmen's class.
The mems class meets In the church
auditorium at the same hour, when
the pastor leads the discussion of
Forgiveness
The Berg Sisters, singing evange-
lists, will sing. II. $. Lilley and II. l..
Robinson will lead the Endeavor meet
ing.
At the evangelistic service at night
the pastor vii preach on THE Man
Who Knew Too Much" The address
Is preceded by a program OF cOngre-
gational singing OF the gospel hymns
and by selections by the chorus
choir In the anthem. give Peace
o God" by shelley, with Mrs. Wood
nancy as sOloist. and 20 Lord, Thy
Boundless Love TO Me-" by Bracket
with r. y. Jones, baritone, as soloist
Miss Carolyn w. Comfy. cOntraltO, will
sing AbbOtt's "Just For Today" In
troductOry 20 the evening program
Miss r. Viola Mofiitt will give a brie
organ recital, including "The LOs
Chord" by Sullivan: song 10 The
Evening star" by Wagner, and AL
legro Pomposo.' by sheppard.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08

that looked almost like the opening
Co a beehive. Dropping on their
hands and knees. the twins crawled
inside, finding themselves In a sort OF
hallway cut out Of solid ice. at the
FAR end OF which was thick curtain
OF W3lrus skin.
please may we come in2' called
Nick. as he decided that as there was
really no door, it was useless 90
knock
sure come in" called checry
voice In Eskimo, but OF course our
little friends understood as easily as
II 10 had been American. because
Nancy still carried the charm that The
Magical Mushroom had given them
when they LETT the Fairy Queens Pal
ace, the charm that helped them 10
understand an languages.
Mey lifted aside the heavy, stif
curtain and entered
At first they could scarcely see at
an for the smoke, and the only light
was comlns from a vessel OF burning
grease Then they made ont the ilg-
ure Of "a man.
Copyright. 1921. n. r. A.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
SPECIAL sermon
TO MEMS CLASS
Rev. w. E. Greenfield to Ad-
dress Men in Brandy
wine Church
MORNING SERMON
ON NEW YEAR

At Brandywine NJ r. Church,
Twenty-secOnd and Market streets, to-
morrow, the Rev. W. Ernest Green
ileld, minister. the services will be as
follows: Glass meeting at 9i5
O'Clock In charge Of Samuel II. pip
pin. At 1890 o'clock: Andante In q,
Edouard Batiste: Berceuse In A,
Delbruck; .CommemOratiOn March,
Clark; anthem, Come Ne Weary"
Robertson; sermon by the pastor,
subject. "A New Years Warning"
Sunday School and Bible classes viii
meet at o'clock. Mahlon Hills Will
conduct the EpwOrth League service,
at 6.ij o'clock. Special music by the
peoples choir.
At I30 o'clock the flrst anniversary
OF the Mems Sunday School class,
William II. Rose, teacher, will be OBJ
served. This Is the first OF five rail-
lies in which the mems organizations
of the church will assist the pastor
The program for this service will be
as follows: Organ numbers: En-
tranclng Dream. G.. De Lille: Offer
tOire In A Flat. Brown: Flower Song,
Lange; Evening Chimes, Flagler: In
auguration March. Clark: hymn by
the congregation, anthem, "Hark,
Hark, My Soul" Edwards; singing
by the class, duet, Mr.. Vinyard and
sNlr Gamble; solo, Charles 5. Gam
BILE; singing by the class and mems
chorus OF the church. The pastor will
preach a special sermon.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
THECOLYIJM
MChiSLif2

AA'HA NaAAN Was 30 NINNNNNr ana IIIlH
pressiNe In his manner that a Penn
sylNanla t9Vern-keepcr tried 90 induce
him 10 get out OF the stage coach In
which they were riding, and make
speech TO himself and his Wife
"rhe art Of pleasing" says llazliit.
consists In being pleased. To Doe
amiahle Is 90 Doe satisfied with ones
self and others."
A New York lady had Just taken
her seat In a car on a train bound for
Philadelphia, when somewhat stout
man sitting Just ahead OF her lighted
cigar. She coushed and moved un-
easily, but The hints had no effect, 30
she said tarily:
You probably are a foreigner and
do not know that there is "a smoking
car attached Go the train. smoking Is
not permitted here'
The man made no reply. but threw
his cigar from the window
What was her astOnishmenl wher
the conductor told her. "A moment
later that she had entered the private
/ car OF General Grant.
She Withdrew in confusion. but ihl
same ilne courtesy which Ted him q
give up his cigar was shown again a
he spared her the modification %
/ even a questioning glance. siill less
look of amazcment although SIN
watched mis- dumb. imm0vahle fgur
with apprehension until she reachcl
the door
A guest at the house OF Arthur NJ
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
IsHTUs HUT.

Nick looked at the map he had been
given to guide him and Nancy on
their trip 20 The South Pole.
"There should be a hut here he
said. ITS marked The House OF
lshtu the Eskimo"
why. there 10 isw cried Nancy,
pointing ahead 20 where a low mound
Of Ice and snow pushed up from the
nat ground like the head OF a large
mushroom.
That's queerw said Nick. at
wasn't there a minute ago, because
after we had come through the golden
door In the ice wall. / looked as hard
as l could In every direction and there
wasn't a hing.'
You must have been dazzlcd by the
ice.' remarked Nancy, "for there 10
is And I'm hungry, and a. little
cold, and / think we'd better ind the
door and ask II we may get warm"
Their Green Shoes piloted them
safely over the ice 10 the "igloo." as
Eskimos call their houses, and they
soon found the little low doorway
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
CORNET SOLOAT
FIRST-CENTRAL
Rev. E. J. Reinke Will
Preach on THE Royal
Priesthood"
HEAVENLY VISION"
EVENING THEME

The Sacrament OF the Lords Supper
will be celebrated at The First and
Central Presbyterian Church, Market
street, above Ninth, tomorrow morn
ing, at 1890 o'clock. The Rev. Ed
win J. Reinke, OF Lincoln University,
will preach, taking his subject at this
service, 'The Royal Priesthood"
The church quartet, under the dl-
rection OF John A. Thoms, will sing
Come Weary Soul" Gilbert. The
graded Sunday School meets at noon.
Christian EndeavOr service in the
lecture room, at 6.45 o'clock. There
will be a cornet solo by Bruce Brown
and vocal duet by Mrs. Brooks
Kerchner and Miss Mamie Shelter
"The Heavenly Visit" will be Dr.
Reinke's subject at 7.i5 o'clock. The
choir will sing The anthem, Give
Unto the Lord" Buck: There will
also be baritone solo, For He
Shall Give His Angels Charge" def
fers), by John j. Hayes. Jr
The organ numbers for the day fol-
lows: Prelude. ''Priere Notch
tGoss) Evening. "Pfeiude In in +"
lMascagni) "Postlude in A" lWidor)
Willing Workers Club meets at
Mrs. William II. Stats, 400 Shipley
street. Monday evening, at 7.i5 o'clock.
Monthly meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
Society at the church Tuesday after
noon. at 2.30 O'Clock.
Mid-week service o prayer and
praise, Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock, in charge or the Rev. Thomas
Kerr; topic. What is Your Life7''
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Wednesday. at 3.i5 O'Clock Interme-
dlate Christian Endeavor Friday even
ing, at 7i5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead Of
taking tonics. Or trying 10 patch up
poor digestion. they are attacking the
real cause OF the ailment-clogged
liver and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver IN a soothing. healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per
forming their natural functions. away
goes Indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste. coated
tongue, poor appetite. lazy. don't
care feeling. no ambition or energy.
trouble with undigested foods? Take
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets are n
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive OIL You viii know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what you like. l5c and 30c.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
'BEHOLDING THE CITY,
MIR. JONES' SUBJECT

"Beholding the City" will be the
subject Of the sermon to be preached
tomorrow morning at SilverbrfOk
Methodist Episcopal Church, by the
pastor. the Rev. ElwOOd w. Jones.
This morning service will begin at
1925 o'clock with organ selections by
Miss Connell, followed by congrega-
iional singing and special numbers by
the choir.
Sunday school at i2.i5 o'clock. The
Epworth League will hold its meeting
at 6.i5 o'clock. The evening preach
ing sermon will begin at 7.30 o'clock.
The pastor will preach upon the
theme, "FOr the Long Voyage"
Glass meeting Tuesday evening at
o'clock. The mid-week class and
prayer service, led by the pastor, will
be held Wednesday evening at
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
NORTH BAPTIST CHURCn.

SERVICES tOmOrrOW 40 the Norih
Baptist Church. Lincoln street near
Delaware avenue. William l.. pettin-
associate pastor, will be as follows: /:
Preaching at 1890 and las By the
pastor. Morning subject, Scripture
and Experience y evening. 'The Proof
Of the Gospel" Bible school at noon.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
rs THERE A HELL?'
PASTORS SUBJECT

AZ First Swedish Baptist Church,
corner Nandeyer avenue and Church
street, the services Sunday will be.
i045 o'clock subject: The Music OF a
Surrendered Life:" i2 O'Clock Sunday
school, Ga Jo'clOck; Young Peoples
meeting; 7.30 o'clock song service and
sermon; subject rs There 4 Hell 90
Thursday at Z O'Clock, prayer sirvice.
Saturday at 7 O'Clock the annual
church meeting will be held, with re-
freshments.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
GOODMAN NJ. +. CHURCH.

Services at Goodman NJ. r. Church,
Fourteenth and dupont streets, VIII
be as follows: Glass meeting at $50
o'clock; morning worship at iOi5. the
Sphere OF Influence: Sunday-schOOl
at 2.i5: EpwOrth League at 6.i5; DR..
Robert Watt, district superintendent,
will preach at the evening service ;
Junior EpwOrth League and prayer
service on Wednesday evening: ladies'
Aid Society and Brotherhood will
meet on Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE

Services at the Christian and Mis-
siOnary Alliance tomorrow viii be.
Morning worship at 1890 O'Clock: ser
mon subject. when the Holy Ghost
came" Sunday School at 2 O'Clock:
young peoples meeting at 6.3O
O'Clock; evangelistic service conducted
by the pastor at 730 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
RICUARDcON pARk

In the absence Of the pastor. the
ReN. A. W. GOOdhand, who is detain-
ed by a serious illness in his home,
the pulpit Of Richardson Park NJ. +.
Church viii be filled by the Rev. w.
+, Hubbard, pastor OF Harrison street,
tomorrow morning. AMI IN The
evening by the Rev w. G. Harris Of
Goodman Church.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
REV. COLLIER WILL
PREACH IN THEATRE

"The Coming Armageddon" will be
the subject discussed at the Majestic
Theatre tomorrow night by Evangc-
list L. +. Collier, who believes Christ
will soon return 10 this earth. not 20
reign but 20 gather out His people
and sweep away earthly kingdoms.
Prof. +. H. Barrett, OF Washington.
Will conduct The song service preced-
ing the address.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
SPECIAL SERVICES
AT ST. STEPHENS

Tomorrow the FIRST Sunday after the
Festival OF the Epiphany, sometimes
called the Gentiles Christmas. will be
an important day at st. Stephens Lu-
iheran Church, Tatnall street near
Seventh street. The Rev. Frederic
Doerr, pastor, will administer the
Lords Supper morning and evening
The pastor will speak In the morling
on profitable Returnings," and in the
evening on "A Righteous Reputa-
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
SPIRITUAL RICHES
MINISTER'S SUBJECT

Services tomorrow at Epworlh VI. E.
Church will begin az go o'clock with
class meeling. At 1920 o'clock the
pastor will deliver a sermon on the
subject, Spiritual Riches" At 9
O'Clock the sunday school will meet.
The Epworth League will hold its
service at $50 O'Clock and at 73U
o'clock there viii be a song service,
by the choir Of forty voices
followed by a sermon by the pastor
on the subject prizes OF Sim" The
fOuEih quarterly conference win be
held Thursday evening