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CHURCH BUDGET SYSTEM.
vestry of ST. Thomas Episco-
pal Church Of Newark De-
cides to Adopt It.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Nov. 26.-The vestry Of St.
Thomas Episcopal Church held a
meeting last night at the home of the
rector. Rev. Edgar Jones, when finan-
cial plans were considered for the next
year. DIR. Walter Hullihen. president
of the University Of Delaware. recent
ly elected a vestryman, took up his
duties at last nights meeting, he hav-
ing hurried to Newark from Swarth-
more, where he attended university
meeting. to be present last night.
1t was decided TO adopt budget
system and afterwards the 1922 bud
get was adopted. 1t provides for be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 for all ex-
penses of the parish during the war
DR.. Jones, David G. Rose and VILLA Al
D. Dean were appointed a special
committee to map out the plans for a
quick campaign TO obtain from MEM
bers Of the parish pledges which will
cover the total OF the budget. includes
in the budget Is the allotment of the
parish for the nation Wide Campaign
At st. Thomas Church, tomorrow
there will be special offering for
Missions. The services will be: Holy
communion at S o'clock; Sunday
school at 9.4o o'clock; morning service
at IL and evening service at 7.3t
o'clock DIR. Jones subject at II
clock will be when a Man Rebuilds
His Altar" and at 7.30 o'clock, 9TH,
sIan Who Said He Would. but Didn't
At the Methodist Church at l.
o,clocl tonlOrro1y the ma stor the r ~,
Frank Herson. will preach on. "Th'
Good Of Trouble and at 7.30 o'cloci
on 1.-The Fathers Reception"
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HELIooLAHp NEARLY GONE.
German Stronghold viii b en-
tlrsly lsvsIsd by Next April;
lts War Mission Over.
ny Associated Pres. 70 y,.ry rv.,,,.

ny Associated Press 70 ~ cry Evening.
London. Nov 2e,--The great Ger
man fortress OF HcIisoland probably
Will be completely demolished by mex.
April. It's demolition bas been in
progress for two years Under The
supervision OF an interailied commis-
sion headed by Admiral Sir Edward
Charlton. who is said to be satisfied
that the island fortress can never
again be A menace to the Allies.
When the work Of destruction IL
complete, It win be inspected by tho
commission and then tho Island IL
~ be handed back 20 Germany under
me provisions Of the Peace Treaty.
The commission have taken nothing
FOR granted but naval officers have
watched the great guns cut ir'o
pieces and have demanded that no
scrap metal be produced when the
Germans reported that they md Do
stroyed cartridge cases, fuaes, etc
Besides. they have personally watched
the burning Of vast stores ~ er-
plosives. II IL understood ina. Af-
nsirsl Charlton is satisfied that very
little In tho way Of wariike stores can
have been concealed by the Cerman.
The gun empiacements and harbor
works have been destroyed and bat
teries OF hogitzers and aircraft gun.
demolished.
To make certain thst He'izoirrf
cannot again be utilized as r's
upon which 70 build harbci for vsr-
ships. the commission has placed
blocks Of stone and concrete about
the bed OF the hsrbor 80 that drsdgin :
will not be possible. Eventually q q,
believed the hsrbor Will be destroyed
/ by the SEA.
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Wholesalers PLAN
FOR TRADE EXPANSION
Anxious to impress Peninsula
Merchants With Whining
tons Advantages.

The Wholesale Section Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce at n meeting last
night at which the chairman Will
liam ID. Mullen. presided, considered
plans for carrying on the efforts the
section Ia making TO convince the
merchants or the peninsula that Will
mington is the logical Wholesale mar
ket In which they should make their
purchases.
Reports were received relative 10
the recent trip 10 Milford and Dover
and the committee in charge was d.
rected 10 consider the advisability OF
another trip i'm the near future and TO
designate the place 20 be visited. The
question Of having the merchants Of
the surrounding territory attend a
joint meeting in this city was con-
sidered and arrangements 10 this end
may be made.
Another meeting Of the section will
be held during December TO nominate
managing committee and representa-.
tives OF the section on the board OF
directors of the Chamber OF Com
merce. The chairman was authorized
to appoint committee 10 consider ths
development Of transportation ia
cilities
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Unitarian.
Forty Hours at Cathedral.

In st. Peters Cathedral, Sixth and
West streets, the Forty Hours Devo-
ton will be inaugurated tomorrow
morning at II o'clock with a solemn
high mass at which the pastor, Rev.
John ]. Dougherty, will be the cele-
brant. There will be a procession In
connection with the services and in
this Bishop John j. Monaghan VIII
carry the Blessed Sacrament. During
the devotions sermons will be preach
ed Sunday, Monday and Tuesday eve
nings at 7.30 o'clock by Rev. p. j.
Conroy, c. NJ, of the Vincentian
Seminary, Germantown, Pa. Masses
on Monday and Tuesday will be at
6 and Z O'clock with solemn high mass
both days at o'clock.
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CATHEDRAL DEyOTIONS.
VIII Start With IL O'clock Mass To.
morrow Morning.

Forty Hours Devotion will be oh
served at st. Peters Cathedral this
week opening at IL a. IN. tomorrow
with solemn high mass. The mass
win be sung by the pastor. Rev. John
y. Dougherty. Bishop John j. Mon
Afghan viii be present and will carry
the Blessed Sacrament in the process
sion which Will follow the mass.
Evening service viii be held Sun
day. Monday. Tuesday at 7.3o p. m.
9; which Rev. +. j. Conroy. c. NJ. frcn'
Dispensation Seminary at German
town viii speak.
There will be mass at the Cathedral
Monday and Tuesday mornings at siN
and seven o'clock Solemn High Mass
Tuesday at 8 a. m. will close the De-
votions.
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On p. II. II. Honor Roll.

honor, comprising those who have been
retired and pensioned by the COM
pany recently. includes the following:
.sdoiphus a. Way OF Marshallton, up
holsterer on the Maryland division.
who served IL years and 9 months
with the company; Loda III. Brtting-
ham Of Elkton. Nd, carpenter helper.
Maryland division. IL years. s months:
Charles w. Hannum. f31 East Ber-
nard street, West Chester. Pa, en-
gineer. Maryland division. 81 years.
] month; Thomas X. Frazer, 1914 West
Tenth street. assistant station master,
Maryland division. II years.
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MIzpnh Class Affairs.

Migpah Sunday school class of
Grace Church met Tuesday evening at
the home of Miss Anna Vinson, 1915
Washington street. The business
meeting primarily concerned local
charity work., Mrs. Lane was elected
TO fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Mrs. Doorbar. The social
hour with Miss Vinson as hostess was
most enjoyable.
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CHURCH ADvERTIsINu
URGED ny JOSEPH r. DAY

Adoption by the church OF
business methods Of Advertising
was advocated by Joseph +.
Day, Ivy l.. Leo and Bruce Bar
ton at luncheon Of 200 adver-
tising men and clcrgymen at
the New York Advertising Club.
a few days ago.
III your business Is falling
on" said Mr.. Day, III you arc
losing part4hioners. by all means
advertise advertise to the very
limit and begin Mt once, I be-
lieve church advertising to he
good and necessary advertising
because 1t helps men to develop
the spiritual side OF their ma
lures"
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Lewis Franklin at Trinity.

An interesting feature of the SER
vice at Trinity Episcopal Church ct
II O'Clock tomorrow morning will be
an address by Lewis b. Franklin Of
New York. which will replace the reg
ular sermon. He will discuss the Ep.s-
copal mission campaign and will give
somo interesting information concern
ing the work. Mr.. Franklin was ore
OF the liberty Loan campaign direc-
tors In New York during the war.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
WestmInster.

w cbtm IubVoEs
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street, Rev. Charles L. Candee, d. D.,
pastor. Preaching morning and after
noon tomorrow by the pastor. sub
ject. o'clock. THE Protestant
Episcopal Church." Sunday school
and other regular meetings Mt the
usual hours.
West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets. Rev. Y. r.
Smiley. pastor. Subject, 1890, "The
Shield OF Faith; 7.s0. THE Lure ot
Good Intentions" Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual
hours. A special service in prepara- :
ton for the Holy Communion will be
held Wednesday evening at S,
Hanover.
In Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Boulevard and Eighteenth streets to-
morrow morning, Rev. Charles IL.
I'ohner. pastor. Will preach on the
subject, THE Worlds Burden Bearer
The evening sermon topic will be
How Old Art Thou7" Before the
Mems Bible Class at the noon hour
the pastor will continue his studies
on "Warless World"
First.Central.
First-Central Presbyterian Church
Ninth and Market streets, Rev
Aauilla Webb, minister. Services to.
morrow will be az follows: Preaching
by the pastor tomorrow morning and
evening. subject fo.45. 'Unmer.ted
Favor" 7.45, Believing Hearts and
Dumb Lips" Sunday school at close
of morning service. on wednesda,
evening a preparatory service will b,
held.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Scott.

Scott.
Scott nj. r. Church, Seventh and
Spruce streets, Rev. T. j. Sard. pas
tor. Services tomorrow will be as
follows; Preaching morning and even
ing by the pastor, subject. 1890,
Christ and His Gospel" 7.30, "The
Difference Between Church and a
Crowd OF People," Sunday school, 2.
Asbury.
Asbury NJ. r. Church, Third and
Walnut streets, Rev. George White
Dawson, pastor. Services tomorrow
will be as follows: Preaching morn
ing and evening by the pastor sub
jtct, 1890, Anchors That Never Drag
Mid the Storm" 73o, 1.-THE Barbarous
People Showed Kindness" Sunday
school, 2; Epworth League, 6.30.
Mt. Salem.
Mt. Salem M. Il. Church. Nine
teenth street and Mt Salem Lane
Rev. Leonard White, pastor. Services
tomorrow will be as follows: 1890
preaching by the pastor. subject
'vlril Manhood" 7.S0. moving pic
ture ,scrmonette: Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual
hours. On Thursday evening L. War
rcn Green will address the Brother
hood.
CoOkman.
Goodman NJ. IL. Church, Fourteenth
and du Pont streets, Rev. w. G.. Har.
ris, pastor. Services tomorrow will be
as follows: Class meeting, $50; morn
ing service, 1o.45, preaching by the
pastor, subject, Knowledge OF Eternal
Life Sunday school. 215; Epwortf
League. Z; evangellstic services, 7.a5
Eastlnke (M. E.)
Eastlake NJ. Il. Church Thirtietf
and Tatnall streets, Rev Il. C. sun.
field. pastor. Services tomorrow viii
be as follows: 9.a5. prayer meeting
1890, sermon; 10, Bible class: 2. Sun
day school: 6.45. Christian Endeavor
7.s5, sermon to the Jr. o. Il. A. NJ
who will attend in body.
Wesleyan Methodist.
Wesleyan Methodist Chapetl
Seventh and Bennett streets. Ser
vices tomorrow win be az follows: 10
Sunday school: preaching at II ant
1.30. Prayer meeting will be hel'
/ Friday evening.
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Anoma Class Formed.

An Anoma class was formed last
night by Miss Matte Parsons Sunday
school class of Delaware Avenue Bap-
tist Church at the home of Superin-
tendent Il. Ross Farra. Richardson
Park. Miss Eleanor Edge was elected
president. Miss Adelaide Lewis. vice.
president; Miss Elizabeth Stracker,
secretary; Miss Margaret Robinson,
treasurer. Committees will be APP
pointed at the next meeting. to be held
at the presidents home, 1900 Monroe
street, on December Is.
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AxricuItnrai Education.

The vocational classes Of FELTON, High
School are much interested in II. 4.
r. o. test work that the Vocational
Agriculturs Department % FELTON, q
planning to conduct on the Cedar
Lane farm OF Harold Schshinger. NJ.
Schabinxer has several Of the best
types of cows. and Is planning 70 put
these under an official seven days'
test.
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Sale OF Crozer Effects.

Samuel T. Freeman & Co, 1919
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. will
offer at executors public sale furni-
ture. rugs. siverware, etc. OF the late
George X. Grocer of Upland, Pa, at
the galleries Of the Freeman Co, on
Monday, December 5. and the, follow
Ing days at o'clock r. m.
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LUTHERAN.
st. Stephens.


81. Stephens Lutheran Church
Tatnall street near Seventh. Rev
Frederic Doerr pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor. Subject, 1890. "a Seasonable
Christian Fruit" 7.30, "The Greatest
Human Loss" Sunday school. and
other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
Holy Trinity.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Twenty-third and Madison streets
Rev. s. r. Wicker, pastor. Services
tomorrow will be as follows: Bible
school, 10; morning worship, II, SER
mon by Rev. Paul /. Morentz, subject
Judaism Versus Christianity" Chris
tan Endeavor, Z; vespers. 7.45; preach
Ing by the pastor. subject, THE Mean
ing OF the Cross" Bible study Wednes-
day evening at 7.45. Religious kinder
yarten Saturday morning from tc
Il.
Zion.
Zion Lutheran Church, Sixth and
jackson streets, Rev. i. Hasskarl
pastor. Preaching morning and even
ing tomorrow by the pastor; subject
1880, Challenge of Advent" subject
$50. "The Advent Message" Sun
day school at $50 and 2.15.
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Special Music ut Westminster.

The double quartet OF Westminster
rferhvtorian Churoh viii render a
special program at the morning SER
VICE tomorrow. Special music viii mark
tbe Ncsp,r service in the afternoon.
when William schmidt. oelilst Of the
lhhadelphia Orchestra, viii play. The
Choral club viii present THE Rose
n''ud"n,' a cantaia. on Thursday
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.Bazaar at st. Luke's Church.

Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
ST. Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church.
Eighth and Monroe streets. will have
bazaar December /. ? and at the
church. Fancy work, home made
candies and groceries will be for sale.
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pr. John steele to Make survey Here.

Dr, John Steele. director OF the De-
p~r'mcni OF Delinquency OF the Pres
bytsrian Board OF Temperance and
Morsl Welfare. VIII be In Wilmington
November 20. 10 make survey ana
Addrsae at tho workhouse.
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Went Cumming Down the State.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. Jones of S02
Concord avenue and Mr.. and Mrs w
l.. Wainwright of 2S3 North Rodney
street motored down the state and
srent the week in cunning.
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/, PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
st. Andrews.

st. Andrews p. Il. Church. Eighth
end Shipley streets, Rev. Richard w.
| Trapnell, rector. Services tomorrow
a. follows: Holy communion. 8: Bibl.
class and Sunday school. 9.a5; morn
ing PRAYER and sermon, II: evening
/ prayer and sermon, 7.4b. Services of
ST. Matthews mission will include
Sunday school at $40 =. m. and ever
II q prayer and address at p. m.
Calvary.
Calvary Episcopal Church, Third
and Washington streets. Rev. r.. H.
Stevens, rector. Services tomorrow
Will be as follows: 7.ao, holy com
munion; $50. church school: 1o.a5,
morning PRAYER and sermon. subject
! Keyed Up;" Z, Victory Guild: 7.45,
evening prayer and special address by
George C. Thomas OF Baltimore. Md
st. Johns.
st. Johns Church, Twenty-flrst and
Market streets. Rev. Alban Richey. ID
D.. rector. Services tomorrow will be
as follows: 7.3o. holy communion
e.15, church school: IL. fmornina
prayer and address by George c
Thomas Of Baltimore; 4. specis
musical program; evening services
viii be omitted. Conferences Will b,
held In the church Monday and Tues.
day at o'clock in the afternoon and
s o'clock In the evening. to be pre-.
sided over by Rev. w. X. Milton, eS.
ecutive secretary OF the nation-wid,
campaign.
| Trinity.
Trinity p. T.. Church, Delaware ave
nue. and Adams street, Rev. +. NJ
Krkus, pastor. Services tomorrow
will be as follows: holy communion
7.3o, morning prayer and sermon, IL,
childrens gift service. s.3oa evenins
prayer and sermon, 7.4s, Lewis b
Franklin, treasurer of the executiv,
council Of the church, will be tn,
speaker In the morning. The pastor
will preach in the evening.
I Immanuel.
/. Immanuel Episcopal Church, Seven
teenth street and Riverview avenue
Services tomorrow will be as follows
Holy communion, 7.45; church school
s.45; morning prayer and sermon. IL
evening prayer and sermon. 7.45. Rev
Lewis G. Wood OF New York will b
the preacher.
{ ST. James.
4 st. James Episcopal Church, New
ark. Services tomorrow Will be a
follows: 10, church school; II, hol.
communion. G.. w. Hobbs Will speal
, on the nationwide campaign. Thurs
: day afternoon Rev. John j. Yellot
: will deliver an address at the church
st. Barnabas.
ST. Barnabas Episcopal Churcl
Marshallton. Services tomorrow Wi
be as follows: 8. communion; 2.3(
church school; $50, young people
services; 7.so. sermon by Rev. r. +
Gibson.
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BAPTIST.
Deln warc Avenue.


Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street,
Rev. Joseph Young Irwin. 8. T. D.,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor. Subject,
1890. "The Similar Cravings OF God
and Humanity; 7.So, "The Souls
Great Eruption by the frey Lava OF
Gratitude" Sunday school at IL
o'clock and other regular meetings at
the usual hours.
Bethany.
Bethany Baptist Church. jackson
and Elm streets. Rev. G. c. Earle, pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. Subject, II. 40
DIR. Lorcnz Curing Cripples, and
Christ's Healing Power; 7.30, "Wha,
Was Christs Salary. or Love Servic,
vs.. Pay Service" Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usua
hours.
Second.
Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin streets, Rev. George ID. AL.
lison, Phi. d.. pastor. Preaching TO.
morrow morning and evening. subject
1890, Two Sides of a Story, SO Pu
Yourself In His Place: subject, 7.45
The Message Of Millet's Angelus.
the first of Christian Masterpiece
series.
First Swedish.
First Swedish Baptist Church. Van
6ever avenue and Church street. Rev
G. A. Chader. pastor. Preaching to
morrow morning Mt 1890 by Nils An
derson. Sunday school and othet
regular meetings at the usual hours
Special prayer service at f.45 o'clocl
"Wednesday evening. Church bust
ness meeting at 745 Friday evening.
German Baptist
German Baptist Church. Fifth an
Walnut streets, Rev. w. A. schoer
pastor. Services tomorrow will be a
follows: 10, sermon, German, subjec
What Doest Thou Here" Ills. Bib
school; 7.3o, English service, preach
lag by the pastor, subject, "r'indin
Ourselves" Prayer meeting Wednes
day 7.45. The ladies Aid Society wi
meet Mt the church Thursday at 2.3
o'clock.
| Mt Enon.
Mt. Enon Baptist Church, Rev. 4
G.. Scott. pastor. Services tomorrow
will be az follows 1880, sermon b
tho boy preacher, John L. Henr,
aged 9 years; Sunday school. gao
7.a0. evening services. Prayer NEE,
Ings Will be held Wednesday and Fri
doy evenings.
MISCELLANEOUS,
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A SPECIAL rate is Given for 6-days
and 3-days consecutive insertions
which gives a good saving to the
advertisers-Adv.
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Mt. Enon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nf. Iukp'a.

st. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church. Monroe and Eighth street.
Rev. William Bamfning, rector. Ser
vices tomorrow will be as. follows;
Church school, 10: morning prayer
and sermon, II; evening prayer
and sermon, 7.3o. Mid-week services
" cdnesday evening at, s o'clock.
Adventist Church.
Services At the First Seventh Day
Adventists Church, 1904 Rowland
street, OF which Rev. II. II. Collier is
pastor. were held at IL o'clock this
morning. Sabbath school and other
regular meetings will take place at
the usual hours.
New Jerusalem.
New Jerusalem Church, Pennsyl-
We mia avenue and Broome street. Rev.
George Henry Dole pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning by tho pastor.
Subject, 1o.s5. Habit"
Salvation Army.
Services IN charge OF tho Salvation
Army tomorrow will be held as fol-
lows: Sunday school, 1890; open-air
meeting. Pennsylvania station, ESQ;
praise meeting in hall Fourth and
Shipley streets, 3.15; Young Peoples
meeting. els; open-air meeting, Fifth
and Market streets, 730, followed by
regular meeting in hall at o'clock
Breakfast Mission.
Religious services are held nightly
a. the Sunday Breakfast Mission
III5-117 Shipley street, Lewis w. Jor'
dan will speak there this evening
John Galloway will have charge to-
morrow night. Sunday school will b'
held at 1.l5 o'clock. On Thursday
December ], an all-day meeting will
be held.
Scientists.
First Church of Christ. Scientist
Park Place and Van Buren, street
will hold services Sunday morning a
II and Sunday evening at 8; subJee
of the lesson sermon, Ancient ant
Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerisn
and Hypnotism, Denounced" Sunda,
school at IL. The Reading Room a
4o3 Industrial Trust Building is opeI
TO the public weekdays from 10
m. TO 9 D. m. except Wednesday whei
II closes at 3.
Unitarian.
"a Religion of Liberty, Democrac,
and Law swill be the subject of th'
sermon by Rev. w. A. Vrooman IL
the Unitarian church. West stree
above Eighth, Sunday at IL. Thi
will be the third In series on "Wha
4 I,aymen in Unitarian Churches Thinl
I of Religion" The church schoo
meets at l0.45.
Fraternal Splritualists.
Fraternal Spiritualist Church, Edei
hall. Services tomorrow evening a
J 7.30 in charge Of Mrs. Moore; ties
messages by Mrs. Bishop.
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When business Is slow, and in the
/ III seasons, advertising helps to make
business better.-Adv.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Second.

Second NJ. p. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street, Rev. B. r.
Jester. pastor. Services tomorrow VIII
b" as follows:' Sunday school, 2.30;
preaching, 7.9o, by the pastor. Prayer
meeting Friday evening.
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Just minute OF your time 20 tell
$4,000 people what you wanc--Every
Evening classified ads do the rest
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Outline Of Hardins's Plans.

As nearly as can be gathered from
official utterances. the Presiden. y
plans for erecting a substitute for the
League OF Nations stand about like
this:
No formal sor covenanted association
Is contemplated; simply a loose "As-
socintion."
II President Harding succeeds in his
plans the Association viii meet an
nually.
II win subscribe to the principles oi
arbitration OF disputes between ma
tions.
II Will include all nations willing tc
accept membership in It, possibly ex.
cepting Russia.
That, II may be stated authorita.
lively. Is as far as the Harding AS.
Sociation" goes at the present tim
/ There Is no plan afoot for the crea.
ton of a formal body, the setting up o.
o secretariat, the formation Of a new
international Court of Justice TO com
pete with the Court organized anS
functioning under the authority OF IN
League, or for taking up world prob
lens on the same scale as the pres
ent League. In fact, all that can bi
said for the association now is tina
President Harding Is definitely work
ing on 1t along the lines stated above
and that he has discussed the subjec
with delegates here for the Armamen
Conference and received favorable re
sponses.
! There is purpose rather than /;
program TO bring Germany into tn,
conference. it was explained yester
Gay. If official statements are to be ac
cepted at face value, there is ever,
indication that when the final under
standings and agreements are reached
and the time for ratification arrives
Russia alone among the nations OF tn,
would VIII be absent from the council
table.