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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
Still Discuss Sub Question.

Wash1ngton-(A. P.)-Failure Of
the French delegation to receive ex-
pected additional instructions as to
auxiliary naval craft from the home
gosernment. promises to lead to q
further discussion today of the sub
marine question, at a meeting of the
full naval committee set for o'clock.
1t was said that the italian sugges-
ton for another enlarged conference
to discuss the matter of auxiliary
craft, will be discussed before ad-
jOurnment
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
P. q. Rohber Gets 81 Years

Toledo, Ohio-(A. P)-George Rog-
ers, alias George Lewis, convicted of
consniracv in connection with the
million dollar Toledo postal robbery
last February, today pleaded guilty
to a charge OF robbery in connection
with the case, and was sentenced to
serve 67 years in the federal peniten-
tiary at Leavenworth, Kansas, by
Federal Judge Kil1its.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
ALIENS HELD AT STATION
ARE ADMITTED TO u. s.

Washington-(A P)-Orders di-
recting the landing for a period of
ninety days of aliens held at imml-
grafton stations, because of the num-
Der being in excess of the quota al
ready admitted, were issued today by
Secretary Davis.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
Bury TROY MatrOn Here

The funeral Of Mrs. James ArnOt,
who passed away at her home in
Troy, Wednesday evening, was held
at Troy Friday morning. Friday af-
ternoon interment was made in the
Moscow cemetery, with short services
at the grave Mrs. Arnot has resided
in the Troy neighborhood for the past
80 years and is well known in Mos
oOW
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
G.. A. r. Elects Officers

Major Anderson Post, G. A. r. of
Moscow, had good attendance at
their last regular session when they
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year Post commander, r.
P. Drury; senior vice, ], Johnson;
junior vice, E. P. Thurston; adjutant,
S. J. Scott; sergeant, ]. w. Dewitt;
chaplain, George Martin; T. M, G. B.
Holt; O. D., J. A. Gossett; o. G.. L.
Jain; G., Isaac Bowers.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
FRANCE ACCEPTS THE
CAPITAL SHIP RATIO

Paris-(A. P)-Premier BRAND has
sent to Ambassador Jusserand, in
Washington, final and definite ac-
ceptance Of the capital shin ratio
vr-'orc however. it is stated. main
tains her position regarding the sub
and coast defense shins, al
though she is willing to negotiate.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
PRESIDENT SAYS THE
DIFFERENCES UNIMPORTANT

Washington CA. P.)- President
Harding, in formal statement today,
stated that the differences in inter-
probation which have arisen over the
four-power Pacific treaty, are to his
mind unimpOrtant
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
Days Christmas Seal Sales

The receipts for Christmas stamps
the past two days amounts to $22.93.
Thursday Mrs. M Stinemates and
Mrs. Candee were at the post office,
Mrs Durham and Mrs Stenger were
at Davids'. Friday Mrs Myers and
Mrs Young were at the post office,
Mrs. Harry Sampson and Mrs. Victor
at Davids'.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
Illinois Bank Robbed

East st. Louis, I11.-lA. P.)-The
State Bank of Dupo. six miles north
of here, was robbed of between ten
and twelve thousand dollars by five
bandits this afternoon.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
President Signs Russian Relief Rnl

Washington - "a. P) = President
Harding has signed the Russian re-
lief bill, carrying an appropriation of
go 900 900 to be expended under the
supervision OF the American relief ad-
ministrstion. The funds become i'm
mediate1y available.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
British Warships to Egypt

Malta-(A P)-Two British war
ships have been ordered to proceed to
Egypt Immediately Other units of
the British Mediterranean fleet are
under orders to leave on short notice.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
Death Rate in Famine District

Moscow-(A. P. .)-The death rate IN
the Russian famine districts is rising
rapidly. Over two hundred victims
are buried every day in the Saratov
region.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
JAZZ MUSICIANS
WITH GLEE CLUB
ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME RE-
CEIVED AT GENESEE CON-
CERT LAST NIGHT.

Four talented musicians, composing
a saxOphOne quartet, members of the
University Pep band, will accompany
the glee club on it's coming tour OF
the state, according to arrangements
made by Prof. E.. O. Bangs, director,
and Rex Kimmel of Boise, business
manager.
Have Tricks of Trade
On the campus, these four have
gained considerable fame in band
concerts and more recently in the
Fall FollieS" campus vaudeville re-
view which was put OH by students.
In addition to playing the saxophone,
each member of the quartet doubles
on the trombone and coronet
bringing out all laughing, moaning
and wailing qualities of their instru-
ments that are so popular in jazz
music. They also furnish orchestra
accompaniment for heavier numbers
on the club program Erick M Leithe,
Occur d'Alene, will be the piano ac-
companist.
Members Of the saxophone quartet
Powell, Boise; Doy Mckinley, Kellogg
and Arlie Moe, Kellogg.
'sThe preseason concert by the
club at Genesee was given a reception
far beyond the expectations of any
one in the club" according to Man
ager Kimmel." The jazz numbers and
our comedy skit injects considerable
life into the show and eliminates any
possibility of monotony."
The club leaves on it's tour Decem-
ber %,
Genesee Likes SOngbirds
An excellent crowd turned out last
night at Genesee and every number
was loudly applauded. According to
Prof Bangs, the response last night
was greater than that received from
any town by last years club and con-
sequently the members are hoping
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
VANDALS DEFEAT
SPOKANE QUINTET
STRONG SCORING COMBINATION
TOO MUCH FOR STARS OF
CLUB COMBINATION.

The Idaho Vandals opened the sea-
son last night in Spokane by defeating
the Spokane Amateur Athletic club
"a to IL. The game was rough at
times and both teams kept going at
4 top speed. Idaho registered IL field
goals, Al Fox making 4, Rich Fox 2
and Or Thompson 4. All Fox also reg
istered six points from the foul line
in IL attempts.
Idaho showed excellent team work
for so early in the season and by
maintaining strong defense kept the
score of their opponents down. Soon
after the start of the game, Idaho
started tossing the ball through the
hoop and at the end of the first half
was leading 10 to 6.
Al Fox deserved the stars laurels
on the Idaho team, storing at frequent
intervals and at all times keeping his
guards puzzled. His ability to take
tht ball from the tip off and register
points brought much of Idahos score.
OF Thompson Idaho's giant center,
likewise found it rather easy to break
through the S. A. A. c. defense.
Spokane made frantic efforts to
stem the Idaho onrush and during the
game ran in five substitutes, but the
attempt bore no bruit. Roughness
characterized the contest. Referee
George Varnell finding it necessary
to call 20 fouls, II on Idaho and 8 on
Spokane. Spokane was unable to get
more than one point out of her II free
throws.
Gene Hyde, former member of Ida
no basketball teams, and a guard Of
unusual ability, was one of the
shining lights for the Vandal's op-
ponents
Idaho plays Spokane again tonight.
The Lineup
Idaho (34 S. A. A. G. (11)
X. Fox .R.F.. ........ SOhns
A. Fox ....... .L.F.. ...... ...... Low
Thompson ..... ...C.......C .Cohn
Garten ........ .R.G.. ....... Irvine
Styner ........ .L.G.. ..... Hyde
The Summary
SubstitutionS: Idaho-Telford for
Edwards for Garten, S. A.
A. C.-Allen of Cohn, Doose for Low,
Hayes for Irvine, O'Neil for Sohns,
Fellows for Haynes
Scoring: Idaho-Field goals, R.
Fox 2, A. Fox 7, Thompson 4, Garten
1. S. A. A. c., Sohns 1, Low 2, Cohn
|, Hyde l. Fouls converted Idaho
A. Fox III IL attempts. S. A. A. c.
Low in 4 trys, Allen 0 in 4 attempts,
Doose 1.
Referee, George NJ Var
nell. Timers Al Papst, Herbert
Bahns and DR.. J. r. Neely. Scorer,
4. T. Sutherland
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23

New York-(A. P)-Sam McVey,
negro heavyweight pugilist, died in a
local hospital today of pneumonia.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-23
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Evening journal., 1921-07-02
Student AT
SECOND BAPTIST
Donald B. Coward, of
Bucknen University, will
Conduct Services
MUSIC WILL BE
SPECIAL FEATURE

AT tbo Second Bzptfst Church.
Ninth and Franklin streets. the Rev.
George ID. Allison. Phi D.. minister. IN
the absence of tho minister who IS
attending a young peoples confer
ence at Highstown, N J.. with a
delegation OF young people from his
church the morning worship and
preaching win be conducted at 1870
o'clock by Donald b. Coward OF
BuckneH University. A student for
the ministry from this church.
The musical program under the
leadership Of Miss Virginia West Ful-
ler. choir director will be: quartet,
MY Shepherd rs tho Living God, q"
Thayer. MIS- Ramoth A. Mitchell,
Miss Fuller. Alexander b Jackson.
Floyd w. Harper. Solo, Il Heard
the Voice of Jesus Say, Alexander
b. jackson. comp osed by Fred Smith,
organist OF the Swedeuborgian
church OF this city. Organ prelude
and postlude DaIlet H LOOMS
organist
Instead OF tho usual evening ser
vices this church s uniting in the
Union Open Air services on Wash
ington Heights at 7-30 O'Clock each
Sunday
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
SUMMER SCHEDULE
AT EPWORTH CHURCH

Tho summer schedule win go into
effect tomorrow at Epworth NJ II
Church Tho schedule being az fol-
lowz Sunday school at 10 O'Clock
The session win last only one hour.
Preaching services immediately fol-
lows the school session. and win
commence at II o'clock instead oi
1880 o'clock. Rev Essen Parks
Thomas, minister. WI have for his
subject, "A Man OF tho Ages
The evening twilight service WIN
be held at o'clock This service
VIII be known as sixty Minutes OF
Sunshine and It Is planned to make
the hour one of brightness and good
cheer. There viii be hearty con-
gregationa1 singing OF favorite Cos
pei hymns. and also special numbers
from time 10 time. After tomorrow
night. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur p. Will
son are expected to take charge OF
the singing at the twilight service.
These two Gospel singers have a
splendid reputation in conducting
song services. and they have had
charge of tho music at the twilight
hour at Epworth for a number OF
years.
At the twilight service tomorrow
Mr.. Thomas win conclude hts series
OF sermons on -Four Young men." +"
These sermons have been particularly
Interesting. The minister's subject
tomorrow evening viii be, 'The
Young Man Who Lost His Ideal"
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
timely TOPICS,
PASTOR'S THEME
DR.. w. E. Habbart to Preach
Sermon Appropriate TO
Nations Birthday
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
AT SCHOOL SESSION

Tho order OF service at Harrison
Street M e Church tomorrow win
be IN charge OF tho Rev. William
~ HsSbert, pastor, as follows. e.se
O'Clock. class meeting. @. p. Crossan.
leader: 1880 o'clock. communion
service. Prelude. Romance IN g.
Shelley; anthem after prayer. THE
Way OF the Cross" Edwards; offer
tory solo, ''The Light OF Heavens
Own Day. Miss Edith Lummis.
soloist: Holy Communion admins
tered by the pastor; postlude.
ALLEGRO Maestoso.- West; 1918
o'clock. Sunday school, 1. Elmer
Perry, superintendent; patriotic
service; 7.30 o'clock, preaching
service. organ recital and song
service. Ca) "Offertory," Ran; Cb)
~Arioso,- Frey; Co "Onertory, q"
Renard; anthem after prayer, '-rhe
Radiant Morn" woodward; offer
tory anthem. 'Fairest Lord Jesus. !"
Bracket; sermon by pastor. The
Hand Of God in American History; +;
postfude. FESTIVAL March," Stark.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
DIR. IRWIN TO TALK
ON GOVERNMENT

Tho services tomorrow morning
and evening at the Delaware- -ayenue
Baptist Church. Delaware avenue
and West street viii be in charge
Of the Rev Joseph Y Irwin. s. T. d.
who viii take for his. subject at 1880
a m What Did Jesus Come TO
Dor The ordinance of the Lord s
Supper win be administered at this
service and new members win re-
ceive the hand OF fellowship.
The Sunday school win meet at
noon IN charge of T. Ross Farra-
superintendent
At the evening service at 7.5o
o'clock the pastor VIII take as the
subject OF the evening sermon
How Much Are We Dependent On
Government for Success7''
The regular prayer and praise ser
vice on Wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
Mr.. TURNER TO
SNGAT GRACE
DIR. Sumwalt Will Preach on
What America Means,
at Morning Service
CHIMES TO PLAY
AT 10 O'CLOCK

AT Grace M. r Church. Ninth and
West streets tomorrow. Dr. J. w. r.
sumwaIt. the pastor, win preach at
both services. The topic OF the
morning sermon will be What
Americ aMeans.~ The organ pre-
lude win be In Summer Stebbins;
and postfude, Festival Postlude IN
D." Beste. The choir will sing 20
Be Joyful IN the Lord" Corbin- The
offertory win be a baritone solo by
Richard Turner
The chimes will play at 10 O'Clock
~All Hail the Power OF Jesus Name -
Prom Every Stormy Wind That
Blows MY Faith Looks Up TO
Thee -Crown Him with Many
Crowns
The open-atr service win be held
at $50 O'Clock. on the church lawn
Tho gospel singing win be under the
leadership OF william p. White, as
sisted by a brass trio composed Of
william Lenderman, first cornet;
James butcher. second cornet. and
wallace Wright. trombone. DR..
Sumwait win speak on where Neu-
trality is Impossible
The following Epworth Leaguers
win go 20 Eaglesmere, Pa. Monday
10 attend the Epworth Laague insti-
tuta. July 4-11: Misses Lillian Ham
flton. Emma Martin. Grace Riggfn.
Bessie Bennett: Messrs- j. Harry
Taylor. Clarence Mckay and Her
man Mckay.
The mid-weelr serxtoe. wednesday,
n 7.f5 O'Clock. WIN be IN charge OF
DIT. Sumwalt
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
eca Sermons and Music To Be Heard In Churches
PIONEERS DRUMMER
ATST. PAUL'S CHURCH

Tho Rev Cartfsse L. Hnbberd. pas
tor of ST Pnui's NJ e Church VIII
preach on the theme Tho Plague of
Locusts- AZ the evening services
there tomorrow Tho sermon WIN
follow a patriotic song service when
the drummer boy of the 5sth Pso-
neer Regiment win play several
selections on tho drurn-
Tho musical program win be ns
follows: Morning. anthem. -rhs
Lord IL my Light" Miles. Mrs q
Kemery. soioist; baritone solo. IF I
Regard Iniquity'', Wilmer s. Boldly.
Brown. Evening. anthem, '-Song
to The Flag. Kirkpatrick. -Just Be
fore the Battle. Mrs G. Kenery,
Wilmer S. Boldly; anthems. Star
Spangled Banner, Scott; sop solo,
Americans Come, Mrs. Theresa
Downey," Foster; anthem, ~r h e
Stars and Stripes. Miller; baritone
solo. The Vacant Chair" Wilmer s.
Boldly; instrumental dnct. Drum,
Cornet and Trombone.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
TRrNI1Y LUTHERAN.

At Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.
Madison and West Twenty-third SITS.
the Rev. s. F. WICKER, minister, ser
vices tomorrow viii be; Bible school.
10 o'clock. morning worship, IL
O'Clock. theme. '-The Righteousness
That Exceedss- vespers. 7.45 o'clock.
theme. "A Sure Guide TO Patriotism =
The church council win meet in
the church parlor on Tuesday at 3
O'Clock. The Ladies' Guild will meet
on Tuesday at 8 o'clock at the home
OF Mrs s f. Wicker SOC West Twen-
ty-third street Religious kindergar-
ten Tuesday and Friday mornings.
7did-week service on "Wednesday at
7.45 o'clock.
Tho NJ II. stine Bible Glass win
hold a porch party at 221o Pine
street on Friday and Saturday even
iugS
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
CHRISTIAN ASSET
PASTORS THEME

Rev Leonard r. Smith. pastor of
the Peninsula Methodist PROTESTANT
Church. will preach at the morning
and evening services of this church
tomorrow at the Jr. o. u. A M.
Hall. 907 Tatnall street His morn
ing theme at 1880 o'clock VIII be
The Most Valuable Christian
Asset
In tho evening joint service with
tho young people VIII be held at 7
o'clock The young peoples G. f
service win be held the first half
hour. and the remaining half hour
will be given over 10 a short service
at which the pastor win give a fif-
Teen minute talk on Every Power
as Thou Shalt Choose.
The Sunday school win meet at
noon 10 begin the new series OF Bible
studies on the life and teachings of
St Paul
A special chorus has been formed
by the young peoples classes in the
Sunday school to assist IN the music
at the public services beth morning
and night
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
.PATrENCB WITH GoD.-

The order OF services tomorrow at
tho First United Presbyterian
Church, Third and Broome streets,
the Rev. H N. Calhoun, pastor, win
be as follows. Sabbath school at 10
o'clock; morning service at IL
O'Clock; Christian Endeavor Society
at e.45 o'clock; evening service at
7.45 o'clock
Tomorrow morning the pastor VIII
preach on The Last Invitation IN
the Bible; IN the evening the theme
will be Patience with God
Prayer service Wednesday even
ing at 7.45 O'Clock; Junior Mission
ary Society meets Friday afternoon;
choir practice Friday evening. The
Girls Club meets on Tuesday sven
ing and the Boys clrb meets on
Thursday evening
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
OUR HERITAGE
PASTORS THEME

AT West Presbyterian Church.
Eighth and Washington streets. the
pastor. the Rev. u. Franklin Smiley.
d. D.. win preach at both services
tomorrow. His morning theme at
II o'clock will be. -Non-Productive
and Productive Soils IN the Spiritual
Field His topic at the twilight
service at o'clock win be -Our
HeritaEe- Mrs. Edith nobb Wood
NANCY. soprano, win sing at the twi-
light service.
The Bible school viii meet at 10
O'Clock. Prayer and praise meeting
on wednesday evening at s o'clock
An the usual services OF the church
are sustained throughout the sum
mer
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
ORGAN RECITALS AT
CALVARY CHURCH

Services tomorrow at Calvary
Episcopal Church, Third and Wash
ington streets. tbs Row r. H Stevens.
rector. WIN be an foSows. 1o-1s
o'clock, church school, 1e-4s o'clock
Holy Communion and sermon Sub
5ect; The Atonlng Victim Offer-
tory solo. There Is a Love En1brao-
ing All" Miss Jane Van Gants LAS
o'clock, twilight organ recital and
evening prayer. Miss Caroline
Heinei. ersanist. WIN play the first
of series OF summer evening pro
grams: Forest Vespers,- Edward
f. Jonstone. Spring Day. Ralph
Kinder: ~Andante IN A." Henry
Smart; -Ofertoire in B Fiat" Ed
ward M. Reed; Twilight Prayer
Henry Parker
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
TO UNVEIL TABLET
AT BETHANY CHURCH

Rev. Charles c. Earle. pastor OF
Bethany Baptist Church viii preach
a dedicatory sermon at that church
tomorrow morning when a tablet
erected in the memory Of William
Henry Greeg win be unveiled The
pastor win take for his theme the
subject '.The Mysteries OF Life.
The ether services of tho day WIN
be as follows. Bible School at ~
Mr.. George Irwin. leader; G. r. So
ciety at 7 D. m; regular evening wor-
ship at 7.4s O'Clock. Sermon by DIR.
Earle on stand Up Like a Man.
Double choir. soloist Raymond Wal
Ter.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
PREACHING SERVICES
AT CAMP GROUNDS

The Rev w F. Habbart, pastor
OF Harrison Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church, win preach at Bran
dywine Summit Camp Grounds to-
morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock.
This win be the first of a series Of
Sunday afternoon services to be held
in the grove during the month of
July The Harrison Street Church
quartette win furnish special mus
ical numbers for the meeting.
Each of the services win Head ND
directly TO the camp-meeting which
viii be conducted this year from the
August , TO IL
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
MT. PLEASANT NJ. E

On Sunday morning at Mt. Pleas
ant NJ e. Church there win be spe-
cial services observing the close OF
a six months campaign for Sunday
school scholars. A gold prize VIII
be given to the one bringing In the
most scholsrs There win be an ad-
dress by MISS Anna Weldin and a
chalk talk by the pastor. the Rev
w. w Sharp. Sunday night. the
pastor win preach on '-rhe outer
Darkness without ths Wedding
Garment
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
WESTMINSTER CHURCH.

me Rev. T. p. Mordecd VIII
preach the sermon at the morning
service at the Westminster Church
tomorrow ]. l. Hammond who
viii play the organ IN tho absence
OF Carlisle Hemphin win use conpo-
sitions OF J. Baptiste CailSin for the
organ prelude and postiuda- In the
evening the congregation win CO
operate IN the open air service at
washington Heights. The activities
during the week arc the session Of
the daily vacation Bible school and
the meeting Of the r. f. s elnb on
Friday evening
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
GIANTS AFTER RosEDATiE

Wilmington Giants. leading con-
tenders for the local colored base
bah championship, viii take on
Rosedale A c. another claimant of
the title.at the Military Grounds this
afternoon. The Giants have trim
med some OF the best IN the city in
their class and Rosedaie which was
the best in line for the champion
ship a couple OF seasons ago win
hsVo tough sailing. On Monday
Rosedale win meet Colonial Heights
at Kiricwood Park. $50 b m
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
COoKsrsr NJ n

Services at Goodman NJ Hc1ruzzA.
Fourteenth and duPsut strcets. -ctss'
Rev W. c. Harris, pastor tomozgow
win be as foIlovs= Al ths mnrxsng
service the pastor WIN pneach nhs
second OF a series OF sermons -onr mo
parallels of our Lord, using @B ziz
theme, --Fhe Mustard Seed and xhs,
Leaven Sunday School VIII haA1.
its last session for the afnzxunw'
months at 3-15- O'Clock
Song service at O'Clock, lz1ktx
sermon by the pastor The E,1risr'
1eague WIN hol1 its last meef1ng-1sx-
, the summer on Tuesday evening A.
program OF recreation is being rx~--
pared and refreshments r<zu be
served
The Boy Scouts wizs raest on I'D
day evening Prayer meeting an
Wednesday evening
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
DIR. . G. NEWMAN AT
FIRST-CENTRAL

The Rev John Grant Newman. OF
Philadelphia, win preach at the
morning services IN the First and
Central Presbyterian Church tornor-
row. The Sacrament of Baptism
win be administered at that time.
The musical program under The
direction Of John A Thoms win be
as follows. -Organ Prelude in c."
Bracket; anthem. ~67th Psalm, -"
GODDARD; tenor solo, 'rhere Is a
Land Mine Eye Hath Seen. ="
Crowenshield- Marion Minker;
"Postlude in G." Hoffman.
The summer schedule for the Sun
day school goes into effect tomorrow
when all departments win NEE at
close OF morning service.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
BRANDYwINE NJ. IL.

At BraDdywine M. E. Church,
z2oo Market street, the Rev. w. Ern-
est Greenfield. minister. services to-
morrow win be as follows: Glass
meeting at SIS o'clock; 1880
O'Clock, preaching by the pastor. sub
ject, Victory Through Conflict; -
Mems Bible School will meet at ?
O'Clock: 7-3o to 3 o'clock. patriotic
service. solo by Ralph Brown and
short address by tho pastor. theme,
"Christlan Patriotism
Wednesday evening, mid-week
prayer meeting. Glass meeting Fri
day evening.
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
sII.urRpnnnK cnII1RCH.

The REV. r. K Stephenson, pastor
OF SDverbrook M. e Church. Ian
caster and Woodlawn avenues. VIII
conduct services there tomorrow as
follows. 1880 n m. sermon. subject,
"America's Responsibility for me
Worlds Peace
Sunday School scsui0o At nooa-
Gas ,. m. open air service on the
church lawn. with = patriotic pro
gram and short addresses
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
REV. A. w. G00DHAND
TO TALK ON LIBERTY

The morning srrssocs- zs -<nesfcrz
ardson Park NJ n Church tourn~>-
row VIII be featured by psfzssn<sf
services The Rev Arthur VI s9Dod-.
hand, the pastor. WIN pxes<ss n azzs-
mon apppoprfxts to'~<zas- an5k, 1zAsz
theme being Liberty
The Sunday School nesfn zzkzxzsz8
o'clock and the Epworfh 8esBDo 90
q o'clock
The thszne- OF -ths-eso1ans snanssnz
VIII be -rhe Pzrafto -of NM Fsss-s
mercffur~
Evening journal., 1921-07-02
SWEDISH BAPTIST CHURCH.

The order OF services tomorrow at
the First Swedish Baptist Church.
Vandever avenue and Church street,
viii be as follows. 1o-45 a m, morn
ing meditation. subject, '"rhe Rap
ture OF the Heavenly Bride of
Christi
7-3o p n-. English preaching srr-
vice. subject, Seventh Day Advent
ism; Is Sunday Keeping Unscrip-
turatT-
The nSd-weei5 prayer meeting.
Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society win meet
In the home OF Mr. and Mrs John
Larson. Marshallton. on Thursday
afternoon