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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
APARTMENT FOR REST
FLArs-rInNIslIrn

BEAUTIFULLY furnished room apart
mcut, two bedrooms. dining room and
Kitchen. also player plano; price 1850
per month Phone Cedar 1855.
LAwToN. S.. 3oGL -Four rooms OF good
furniture. bargain; apartment for rent
reasonable.
PLAZA COURT io3-Fourth and Elwood.
High class steam heated sIN-TOOm eff
cheney apartment cedar IS.
FOR RENT To man and wife. two-roon
apartment In private home. modern,
newly furnished, plenty Of gas, adjoining
bath. five minute car service. Usage 5H9i.
THREE ROOMS and private bath, back
and front entrance. $50: :. Elgin. Phone
Usage s479 or Cedar li2j
\ NICE furnished four-room modern
front apartment. nice yard. shade and
good we'll also garage. 1871 $, Main.
THREE TO five-room modern apartment
furnished or unturnished. can Usage
AsIS.
ONE furnished four-roorn apartment Tor
rent 'all sun Realty CO., so9 : Main
Usage s1e6.
COMPLETELY furnshed steam heated
apartment three rooms. $50 or four
rooms 9llh This will appeal to a nice
small family. Phone Cedar 1851
ron RENT Two four-room modern dpart-
me"'s7 o..go $50 ns5- ns5 month Po''G.,'on at
SEy ENTH ". 1851 Furnished upstair
apartment. VIII accommodate four.
Close IN.
Will REST TO re.ponslble couple with
out children, neatly furnished apart
nent OF three rooms adjoining bath ia
private home. 40 other rooners. Usage
9o7l
apartment for rent Cedar lls7.
/ FOUR ROOM and ono-room furnished
WANTED Two girls or man and wife
90 share A-room apartment with
mother and daughter; IS per week Usage
51t3-J.
BEAUTIFUL furnished apartment pri-
yUtc bath. suitable for four or five
/ gentlemen; use Of piano, also one nice
/ sleeping room Usage 1855
FOR RE&T-Nlccly furnished thre"-room
apartment modern, garage near Two
car lines. Jl6 West Cameron. Phone Usage
9See.
/ FOR RENT Four-r room furnished apart
W"rt and also three-rgom furnished
. house, modern, close In. call at 71SE W
/ Third.
MAIN, y. 7O6-One half duplex with
bath completely furnished close In.
FoH RENT Furnished sx-room apart
menL Plaza Court Fourth and Eiwood
with furniture Tor sale st very reasonable
price. See Mrs, Freeman, apartment lO3
Cor Information.
SIN-ROOM bungalow, one block from
Washington schooL Osagc loo9-I.
FOR kENT--Threr- room duplex $40 prI
month. can Chamberlain, Usage 500
sunday
FOR RENr- Half duplex unfurntshed
! modern. adults only. on =. Fourth.
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PEAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATs AND APABrMKNTs

PASTURE FOR RENT NEAR COWETl
100 acres In southeast quarter ut -
1916. 1iC v. Tenth. Usage 3sy.
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
roR sAi.r oK ENCmNNGr


FOR sAiE OK EXCHANGE -
FOR TRADE 10 acres southeast ~ city
close 90 paved road Call Usage oh''.
rI.N ACRES ~ iand iot sale or ttade o.
will trade Tor good car cal cedar i'4
HAVE PARTY with GOOD second mort
gage notes will trade for Tulsa prop
uV Arcade investment co" Usage ''''
ron TRADr-MIsCELLANEots ia
ron TRADE Some good mortgage
papers. payable 800 per month 70
trade Ia on a . or s.ruom cottage worm
trom $1,000 to - 800. buyer familiar with
values aud must hsv- bargain. Phone 70
s. Uiicy & CO. 5i2 Robinson Bldgr Cedar
PEAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FARMS FOR RENT 80
PAsTURE FOR RENT NEAR COWETA
100 acres in southeast quarter Ot -
1915. 'ic y. Tenth. osogo 3ss
FLATS AND APARrMENTs 10
NEWPORT =. 1911 -Four uu'1rnlsh"d
upstairs rooms IN modern house, also
usrage.
OSE uufurnishcd thrcc.room apartment
rlr rent can sun Realty co, Usage
TOR HENT-Two new fouf-toon modern
apartments. uuturnIshed. very desirable.
built bro features, basement tine w'.l
good location. three blocks from Horace
Mann school References No small chill
dron Ren, so. cedar ii2s.
FOR REST-S-w x-room modern apart.
mont ground floor. hardwood floors,
muui,I buIt.ln features, large closets
three bedrooms largo porch. basement.
Ino welt large yard, garage, clos" ~,
South slide. 80 small children. Rent il25.
! cedar ii2G.
. MODERN threo.ro.mz and both. fton'
apartment with Murphy door bed. owen
/ apartment $40 Per month. Call Monday
Usage 77l6.
FOUR-ROpM apartment See Jaultor 1890
3 Boulder
| FURNISHED and unfuruished apart.
usnt-. Wilson apartments Third and
/ Frisco usage 2s7o
/ APARTMENT FOR RENT
! apartment buildings TO- Tulsa. five rooms
/ tl. batu hardwood floors. steam heat
. newly decorated immediate possession
! references required. Fu; appointment ia
/ SEQ apartment call Usage b03b.
FOK REST -uufuruishcd. two modern
basement apartments, cheap, close IN
! Call cedar lals.
FLATs-FuRNIsIED n
| TuREE-ROOM apartment, private bath
] back and front entrance, $50, south
side Phone Usage si1,. Cedar iis5.
/ ELGtN, s.. 52J-Sicely furnished two,
room apartment, close In. Phone Osag'
s6i7
/ MODERN nvr-room apartment. steam
heated. handsomely furnished Grac'
F apartments. Siuth and Boulder. fol
I appointment phone Cedar 1913.
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-wANTED-1o RENT

WANrEp--To rent, small apartment or
nicely furnished housekeeping rooms by
couple employed. Address -B, care OF
World,
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MONEY TO LEND
straight-rriyato- Monthly Pay
Tulsa Real Estate
First Mortgage Loans
Inspection To-day,
LEONARD. HRANIFF & EWING
:o6-2oI l., 4 L. Bldg.
Fih and Main ST.
Usage 96Co.
ASK FOR
AIR. SEARS.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE strictly rrsn country ,
0r orders tuNru. ussEe llol q.
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hand furniture OF all Kinds. Call |
US quiCk Bowers Furniture Co. J
Is Cincinnati Usage 20O6.
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
no TRADE Chevrolet Sedan and $500
worth of mortgage paper tor a good lot
on pavement OsaEr 2S52.
TO TRADE -Sn.eyllndcr seven passenger
late model car for good lot on pave
tnent. THIS is "a real car and priced right
oa'E" .A.'
FOR TRADE OR SALE.
IuI'E five. passenger sedan guaranteed
first c'asf condition. viii sell ON terms or
ira, for rIuI'y 'n vacant or improved
PROPERTY. Osaso 2teo-a7io.
TO TRADE BUICK Six light touring aal,
body f'r Buick roadster. Usage 3liJ.
GuNrs TrucE 60. lsa y. Cincinnati.
Will EXCHANGE number uf tino lots
y Hrnry'tia. Okla, for Ford car or
g61d car of standard make. p. \. Dree.
hen ~ Mayo Hldg. Usage aioe.
WILL TRADE AUTO FOR REAL ESTATE
Have practically new Tulsa touring car
which viii trade Tor vacant lot or equity.
VIII deal with owner only. Phone Usage
ENCHANGE---REAL ESTATE -
house, rents for 800 per month, viii
take groctry store IN exchange In city or
country call owner. osag" lQ12,
BEAUTiFUL five room home 10 Morning
side 20 'vDh1ru" for cheaper property
and uuma Gosh. Irrfcr PurkhIl addition
can Dstgo 1872 Mrshcw & Co. l6-l6
Turner Bldg.
To TRADE E-wW take good lot car
or mortgage paper as first payment
go now fivc-rnom bungalow. north side.
$3.50. Usage eSi3.
We HAVE several properties which the
owners viii take ln "a good car or first
or second wortgagc paper as first pay
mrut, what havc you 10 tr8d"f T. NJ.
UollHwan CO. cedar i2s2.
CABLE piano 20 trade for vacant lot;
lu first class shape. Phonc Usage 2i1i.
EXCHANGES OF ALL KINDS Madden.
WIN Mch,"in1T,H a 0bon4sll Invest
WILL TRADE i.cylInder Cadillac speed
strr uu good lot can Sanders, Usage
75s5, loa ". Second
GOOD siN.ru0m house aud lot IN Doni-
phan, Mo. county seat; good residence
first err second mortgage paper or will
trade as cash payment on Tulsa resi-
d"ncc property Address Box 3sI, Mounds
OKLA.
WILL EXCHANGE number OF fine lots
On Wruryctft. Okla, Tor Tulsa lots or
equity in Tulsa improved Tga' estate.
r. 4. urcrhen. az Mayo bldg. Usage
HAVE t,l5O good first mortgage notes
az first payment on three 20 fve-ro
house. price and terms must he reasonable,
Give FUN particulars first letter fustotfiee
. VoV t2q.
FOR TRADE
Nsv four.roon, east EIDE. $500. auto,
I,f or notes as first payment
80 acres near good Oklahoma town. good
/ land, what have your
/ wIn,on Six and vcle enummy 90 trade
/ fur cheap property
Firc farm 20 exchange for good apart
mrnt ~ Tulsa.
. Two houses am three .o.' p'u"Tsn'
| close FOO. what nave you
. 100 acres near production. tne Iand' "n'S
y 90 por acre, $50 cash. 80 month. VIII
trade o. NJ
49,.
Fine 700 aero t''m, N''.',
Sew NrN.'n ~ acres 'e'eeA 10Y ''' -
rental what have you
-a5ar A sls Mayo Bldg
uaco e76-R
,,r,,t1, ...r ,,J taoo rgsb q, tr,de
Mi '.I'"N """7e. '""'
BRAND NEW Mitchell 6rcyllnder car
s. 600 cash. "a trade for or G.roor
house. Cedar l9'S
.CWWNRDIrT touring car iu Al orde
60 trade for lot or small house CpdiI
a. Ossea er72-R.
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FOR SALE-Or exchange for smal 4
property. Tor car and some .a-.' 4
room BUNGALOW: modern. cast front
floors. buiit-ih features, fireplace fT'n
doors, sleeping porch, garage. h.
quarters, pavement one BLOCK i|um ''..
ltuey and car iinei easy terms on pa.'"'
Call Usage g2g4
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.....r4ssINEN uHNEt...
ming very nice well ARRANGED. "
now house, very handy To car lime. '.'
only $4,000, terms; $3.50 VIII Dom.
Ask Tor Mr. Douglass, with the NH".. u
yestment Co, ci9 Security bidf I..'
OssRe 7s63-5Oss.
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FOR SALE OR RENT Pumps hand aud
power Tor water aud OIL H. T. Court
nry. 90 ~. Main ST.
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FOR RENT--To two young women, fur
nished room and ktchenctte In Conway
Brown apartments. convenient 20 car line
and husi pleasantly situated for teachers
Or business wolaen; references requested,
Phone Usage a5I2. Address 1924 y. FL
wood.
FOR RENT -Sicaly furnished threc-room
apartment. modern, garage, near two
car lines. SIC w. Cameron. Phone Osago
g5f2.
FOR KENT-Nicely furnished iiyc-room
apartment In East Lynn Apartments
high class Hall Osagc N.6l,
NICE two-room furnished apartment Tor
rent tho LIST Of March. cedar 1868.
CfNCINNATI, n 4g2-Two-room fur
uishcd apartment, cedar ii9l.
FOR REST-Thrcr- room furnished apart
went. Two blocks Of pustufhc", inmc-
1iate possession. Phonc Osag" 72g3.
SEVENTH. H., tOs Furnished tnrcc-room
apartment. close IN ON car line, adults
only.
HOUSES FOR Rent II
FOR RENT--A home. comfortable new
siR-room bungalow, buut-In features
opened Tor inspection. l3ls 8. Trenton,
DESIRABLE sovcn-room bungalow and
garage In Irving place flS500 per
month"; references. Prone Usage y5s.
ONE-HALF ot duplex, 3 rooms, garage
and garden space, t21.tO month, 1907
n Easton.
Two tour-room houses FOR rent and one
three room house Tor rent with good
well OF fresh water, sun Realty co.
Usage s26l.
FOR RENT--Two-ro house ti5. In
quire 50i Snrtus St one block east OF
cotton seed oil mill,
HALE Of slS-room brick duplex. modern,
Stb, l25 y. Maybell.
FOR RENT-Three. room house rear OF
l70s $. UucR ,25 per month.
GOOD STOCK general merchandise, want
farm. s. Grcsnhaum Wichita Kan.
FOR RENT-Four- room house, not mod
ern. good we'll water and gas, l2o ~
| Phoenix, rent t25. kopplin. Usage ll5i
I sl62,
BOULDER, s,Two-story home eight
rooms, four sleeping rooms double ga
/ rage, for rent unfurnished. can J. -
Z Rediin, eos Cosden BIDS. Phone Cedar
1890,
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BROADMOOR- bungalow ui sA
breakfast room, Refrigerator
garage, high-class fixtures and Il
IelieVe Il the best buy 'n If."" .
price tiO,BO0. you can handle ".."
cash, can cedar 1858. r. ID. Iit
SMALL CASH PAYMENT uaIanr.
20 suit, buys fve-ruou' tmna''' .r
ana garage. southeast side, pr.. lt..
will consider trade Madden A''
bldg, Usage 32sl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
ROYALTY WELCOMED
THEIR GRAND MASTER
Members of Hiram Lodge, A. F.
& A. NJ, of Newark. Made Of
ficiaI Visit Memorable.

Special Correspondence Of Every EvonIng
Newark. April 10. Grand Master
William !. IIighncld and stan paid an
official visit to Hiram Lodge. %, ~ +.
and \. NJ last night and one of the
largest turnouts In the history Of the
lodge greeted the visitors, The Grand
Lodge officers and others who accom-
panied Grand Master IIiEhhcld were as
follows Deputy Grand Master Roy.
George q. Williams Junior Grand
Stewart James w. Robertson. Senior
Grand Warden. James 7. Chandler
Senior Grand Deacon Granville T.
Alexander Grand Marshal. William II
Spcer. Past Grand Secretary Harry !.
Guthcric. Jun~pr Grand Warden, Grover
4. MaCNamcc and Harry J. Little.
The visitors came 20 Newark in auto
mobiles and were received hy Acting
Worshipful Master Irving Crew and
other officers az the lodge subsequently
they were received with grand honors.
Tho chicf address of the evening was do
livcrcd by Grand Master lTirh0cld and
All tho other visitors made shorter ad-
dresses. Nr Little. who is an elocu-
tionist. rrCiJed.
After the lodge had adjourned. fried
oysters. chicken salad. ice cream. cakes
coffee and cigars were served. Th'
feast was followed with sort nf conn
nlunitv sing which was concluded with
God lie with YOU till we moot again
Many visitors from outside the jurisdic
ton wcro present, one of them hcinE
from as far away as Colorado
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finally decided upon. a ward OF TINS
nature will be fitted up.
James Il. Stein. member OF tno
board, opposed a hospital or free cll'llc
for men, as suggested by Captain kose-
man. He claimed opposition would bc
met from both sides and from manu-
facturers point Of view, the hospital
would only meet with failure. Mr.
Stein however, endorsed the speciaI
ward for women.
The Volunteers of America at present
maintain their own method of book
keeping and heretofore no budget mas
been prepared. Members of the board
instructed Captain Roseman To prepare
budget for the new year, giving n
clear outline of the amount of money
needed for carrying on the work OF the
organization. This budget will include
maintenance, operations. salaries. etc.
In the FIRST quarterly report for the
present year read at the meeting IT
was found that only $40 remained after
all bills had been paid. The organiza =
tion. il was pointed out. had practically
nothing to work upon and campaign
will probably be started following the
Y. w. c. y. drive.
a special meeting oc the board Will
be- called within the next two weeks
to consider the King Hotel proposition
The budget will also be presented at
this meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12

of the Republican Party nre not vibrant
with hope ana they have ~ rpifA "f
iui,ilatlon. Tho average ftepubihpn Z"
lnfelIigenoe in both diHturlDd ara Aifi.
oqatlc. The whole oDuh rrflf.H ip ~
awnro that something q nniirH In'f
Is an uneasy feeling ihai w. ore h ih'
presence ana under tle cloud n 70 -
wrong
Democracy Must stiet - Conrss
Meanwhile. we ~ the D.nn'fafI
party win adhere ~ me high cpufH
which We have thus Tar b.ur pfivilesnN
20 follow. n ~ Tor un uDt thr hof =
retreat but ~ redodfailnn.
LIT us pledge ouranise1 annw
/ equality ~ opportunity. fhr unity ~ NJ
country above tla infernrfn 0f FroHi
| or classes and tho uniutf nunrr of
I high honor ~ hmori'a l1 boz dfaliff
! with other nati0ua. - ua strive
/ make Of our party ne Irg.if1afo lhl
! proper poiitiral hpur ~ tho pr Nff. f1I p
I thought ~ fho country fr1 fnn
/ and effective instrument rlIDurh
/ tho great liberal fofren rfnN rpfnf
Thus shall We funH efr lrrf
/ strength ming our Rrfn' nisfDrF
whoEc glorious and unhrlarn
/ from JonorHCn % Wunor tn
( ~ rssDond 30 mo highest f.H
man service aud orderly uFrf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
SECOND ANNUAL STATE
Defamation CONTEST
Seventeen Contests in tho High
Schools Preparatory for Event
of Friday, April IS.

The second annual state dcclama-
tlon contest. in which the high school
students of the state meet 10 contest
for oratorical honors. will be held in
the Opera House. Dover. on Friday,
April Is. In preparation for this
event, there were .peventeen local con-
tests held in the high schools Of the
state Following these the local win
ncrs participated i'm county elimiua-
tion contests held last Friday evening.
and called forth splendid rccitals on
the part OF all contestants.
There will be heard in Dover. the
choicest selection of speakers from the
high school population of about 1000
and competition of the kcencst sort
will he seen. Last years contest fur
nishcd four contondr.s for the State
prize. This years promises to fur
nish nine.
Tho destinations which VIII be
given are:
From Now Castle county An
opero one Of George AIDES con
rlomcrations The Pic" a tale OF n
Ii,tIo how with society" mother:
michael Strogom." courier OF the
car with his adventures among the
Tartars
Trov,." The Barons Last Banquet,
picture of she men of iron Of feudal
davs and "Tho Bear story an
imaginative recital by three year-old
of several amusing impossibiilticF'
SuSsex county entries are: An
,onv's Grafton" over the body of
Casar: "Emmots Reply. me hpes'tl
80 tbc copdomncd Irish patriot: and
"Sworc on the soiiloany oi re-
formed drunkard
The schools which VIII DC repre-
aented are Dover, Middl"'"wh. lieih-
ware city. Alexis l. du Iont. Milford
Cesar Rodney, F'rankford, p'Hnar ana
I.cwcs.
Besides the contest the hualeiee
will have the pleasure q seeing
Dorothy Gish, IN Little MISS iNtue'-
lion"
Large delegations are eXpecieh ir"i,
r.,ycs Delaware City. Trnkfold and
NiidllctoWn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
VOLUNTEERS NEED
LARGER QUARTERS
King Hotel Building at Fifth and
Shipley Streets is Under
Consider alton.

Tho activities of the Volunteers OF
America for the next quarter were out
lined al a luncheon yesterday at noon
in parlors A and u in the Hotel du Pont'
where the advisory board was called
into session The board consists OF the
following members: Judge J. Frank
Rail General J. Austin Ellison, John
Covatns Frank \. Gradwohi. Rev.
Carlisle Hubbard Leo |. Kennedy, ltob-
err w kramer. James +. stein and Dr.
Norwood Noss. Three new members
wcr. elected to the board yesterday
They were: Mss ]. NJ. Blattis. Mrs.
lienrv II. Royer and Mrs. Robert {.
kIaquhar.
organization and cooperation were
urged throughout the meeting. Captain
l. l.. Roseman. in charge of the Nolun-
iccrs nf America IN this city called at
tentto,, OF the board the vital necessity
COR larrcr quarters. The home at 30
ShaUcrcss avenue. with only eight small
MONS. Is not large enough to accomo-
datc and carry on the work which IS
r,uuircl of the organization, Captain
Roscman said
The King Hotel at southwest corner
az FIFTH and Shipley streets was men
toned as q favorable site for the organ
.xation. This building. il is understood
can either bc leased FOR a period OF i've
wears or purchased outright for $7o.0oo-
whether on not tins building VIII be
taken over. depends entirely upon the
success of The Volunteers Of America
ia raising sufficient funds t. carry out
m. work on broader scope.
captain Roscman made mention "f the
,--,,t need for maternity ward and
special hospital for women II the
building n Fifth and Shipicy streets IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12

toll and saving. All nations were In
volved and all shouid have set to work
to restore the broken structure Of civil
ization. That our own country. being
the strongest and most resourceful. the
richest and the least injured, should
have taken tho lead la this work seems
pitifully self-evIdent. Had we not come
TO realize that life Is the common ad-
venture OF all mankind and that the
intimate contacts of modern civiliza-
ton have made IL, also. common
desuny2 Had not suffering made us
brothers and cured us Of our ancient
fears and teaiousiea? Had we not
learned that war had become nll-in-
elusive In It's sweeping disasters and
that its avoidance and suppression arc
tho common concern of all responsible
govurnmentsY Did wa not know that
there could be no peace except a peace
common 10 all the world and no last.
ing prosperity unless shared by nil?
The path of duty lay straight before
US. Our destiny. for q time. seemed
manifest. II was clear and glorious
TO lead. redeem, help and succor
Worlds Hope Trustrated.
When Mr.. Wilson appeared before tho
Congress on the llth day Of November.
1918, announcing the terms Of the arm
istice. In ono sentence he proclaimed not
only the better spirit Of America, but
the purpose that lay In the hearts OF
all true men and women. lie spoke of
the peoples who had just come out from
under the yoke Of arbitrary government
and who were face To face with their
initial test. "a ying We must hold tho
light steady. until they find themselves
oh. my friends. much as love the Dem
oeratic party, much as I indulge the
hope that we can make II an increasing
~ useful servant Of progress and JUS
tice. I would be willing that II should
remain forever outcast from power II
some Guiding Spirit could put Il into
the hearts and minds Of the Republican
leaders TO pick up tho fallen torch ol
liberty and hold Il SO high that nt the
stricken peoples Of the earth could set
II and rejoice. knowing that America IL
herself again.
But how vain TO cherish such n hope
That our own country was the first q
withdraw from The League Of Friend,
ship and 10 adopt a policy of nationn
Isolation and Belfishncas is n humiiia
tion that only time. repentance an(
good works can erase from the nationa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
Thncher rninn MeetInr.

The regular monthly meeting Of Ella
Thachcr ". G. T. [. VIII be- held in
Harrison Street Church al O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon