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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24
Lands Decision May
Cost Yankees Player
And Chance AT Title

moters and thus prematurely end
a great career. Ruth has many
offers and II will require great
tact and persuasion ON the part OF
the Yankee colonels to keep him
"hitched until he can free him.
self In the manner suggested by
the official verdict.
Ruth's ill-advised barn-storm-
ing tour last fall netted him less
than $4,000. The interest ON this,
as charged by Judge Lands, can
easily amount to ten times the
principal.
Aside from what Ruth Is worth
as box office attraction on a
spring training trip and the first
month of championship season,
the strong possibility of his quit
ting organized baseball abruptly
now looms up. Bebe can undoubt-
edly make big money on independ-
ent bookings next season, but af-
ter that he may not do so we'll.
Home run records off bush pitch
ers do not greatly interest base
ball fans.
Once Ruth breaks away ne will
be done as a Yankee. He will
soon be 28 years old he is get
ting heavy He might trade on his
reputation in third major league
If he could find promoters to start
one. However, the costly federal
league failure is still fresh in the
memories Of the promoters and
money is tight now.
In any event Ruth is not going
to be the heroic figure he was in
1920 and last season. If he quits
he will be total loss to the club,
and IL he sticks, but does not go
into training until late in May, he
may not regain his form until mid
summer.
And with month sliced off his
season he has practically no
chance to equal or even approach
his home run records of the past
.wo seasons.
To the loss incurred by Ruth IS
suspension must be added the ex-
'ense OF securing two new out
ielders with which to start the
lext championship season. The
hances OF the Yankees repeating
IS champions under these circum-
tanees are anything but bright.
allure then, with no Ruth to
raw the crowds, and no world S
cries to top the season. could easi- t
run the Yankee losses up to a (
alf million dollars. e
The more one considers the Lam l
is decision the tougher it gets. t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24
old fashioned poem of:
Men must work

old fashioned poem of:
Men must work
And women must weep"
John Storm looked at me in sur
prise.
DO you know the mid-victor-
Ian poets, Miss Winston? That
Is a real accomplishment for, the
modern girl"
"They are the only poets 1 do
know" ! confessed. You see,
my reading was done in my grand
father's carefully selected library.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24

Twenty-seven per cent OF the
freshmen at Princeton are paying
part, or all, of their expenses
thtrough college.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24

Dalals. Texas. is feeding 10000
school children for few cents al
day at profit. Chicken stews
costs only 8 cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24

subpoenas have been issued for
Louise Glaum and six other per-
sons connected with the moving
picture industry BY the district
attorney 5 office Of San Francisco
lppear at the next trial OF Ros-
eoe Arbuckle.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-16
lRuLLETINl

NTERhtT ma Nn@e 1E7t
LONDON. Aug. l6.-Fre has
broken out IN the coal bunkers Of
The British steamship Saxon which
Is now enroute for Sierra Leone.
but is under control. said Lloyds
dispatch this afternoon. Among
TIE 500 passengers on board IS
General Gan Christian Smute.
premier Of South Africa He is
enroute home to Capeto'vn The
Lloyds dispatch SAID that ali Of
the passengers are well
The Lake County times., 1921-08-16
PRISONERS
STRIPPED
AND HJa
Released Americans Aa ICES
To FOrg8t Horrors a
imprisonment
o. rEaNK q MAsoNL


q Russian tite waeFe oen aaa
were herder tegetee- IT, small
condemned 5r.s8ner ar
.,..s -...., -..-=.-
A+e-4e --4s
up and down tae pt sen eo-ft}a
drown tbc noise - the drlns was "a
I'd here TO-DAY 81 sartatn weston
So 49,,
tsaSeo amer lsaHs We
Russia last week.
another American. Ernest Kilpatrtcs
-.,.s.s4 tes,..
prison me "Nis'
him that The Moscow government hsa
declared general amnesty.
r4er~,- fsnoaro aootbar of ~
,,-,a~ioa,s sst5 mar 80 Bussta4,s ,per.
ror bosrtla towards the United state
IN, ~, "a nar cent 81 then, ara Dra
-, e..'.a.,ss .1.s,. s.el.s..s tns+ ,,,.,.
- Nor ,sernan, IS tr4 opis
.1+.a,ta~ ~ III co,,n+rx
lAe sa1 S1le i'a q sie -
II S"ou
forget their haTdshlps am ether re
turn nome or sel mo As aiio
continental Europe ~Ae7e luAaFles 80
more ptehs'-e-
kroD@oiS 'Ns oes1 ol
-A'AeI' 'esus - -
Russia ls u Marc. Ae 70 a 6 rag lAs7
OF me HaFN ara Ls" Seloo- o1 nc cas-
oI -9sA o-e 4lNe0 many car Al
The Lake County times., 1921-08-16
IS FATE.FUL
MEETING Of
IRISHNE:N
Irish Peace Hangs In Balance
Deliberations TO Last
Three Days
lBULLETINl



WASHINGTON. Aug. -Eamon
De Vslera's thinly veiled suggestions
that the points at issue between Eng
land and Ireland be left to external
arbitration" (which means the United
States) have fallen on deaf cars In
Washington
Neither in official circles nor IN con
sressional quarters is there TO be found
today the slightest inclination to have
the United States NIX up in the present
negotiations in any way.
There would be great reluctance to
undertake mediation even should both
SIDES request 1t. according to the views
privately expressed BY several high Of
acials
The Lake County times., 1921-08-16
,a Oh Dw( a @
- LATEST BULLETINS
. ( = 4 - I = Q
(BULLETINl

CLEVELAND. Aug To- Dam
age amounting 10 nearly $1,000,
600 was caused by a hrc which
today rayaged the dry kiln and
storage plant Of Griffith Brothers
Lumber Co. coopcrs, at Wiley
ave. and Big -Four tracks here.
Sores Of families were driven from
their homes BY the hanres, which
arc still raging although now
thought to be under control
The Lake County times., 1921-08-16
~ DANTFT oroNNrII

srAFF CORRESPONDENT N sERgicEf
DUBLIN, Aug. 16.-'We nlcnn 20
hEht for our principles and We
mean to die for them if neces-
.ary.r declared Fnmonn de valera,
head Of the Sim Fein government
in ireland at opening OF tho scs-
sion OF Dali Eirean tsinn rein
parliament) here today.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-16
(BULLETIN)

LONDON, Aug 70. English
soldiers on leave of absence from
Ireland we're ordered to rejoin
their regiments this afternocq.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-16
EIREAHN DEBATES ENGLISH PEACE PR0P0SALs
Did You
Hear That

rlc waiter 81
The Lake County times., 1921-08-16
THE WEATHER

Somewhat warmer tonight In
north and central portions.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-16

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end W. Hammond Soc per month on
streets and news stands 90 per copy
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
SOCIETY
TO CELEBRATE

Regular services win be held at Zion
Lutheran Church. Sixth and Jackson
streets. tomorrow morning and even
ing. At the German service at 1880
O'Clock the Rev. $. c. Won Bosse Will
preach on the subt~ct, -Four Fields
Four Hearts" The English service
will be devoted TO a celebration OF
the seventh anniversary OF the Mems
Lutheran Society OF Delaware. 10 be-
gins at 730 o'clock The pastor will
have as his subject, Men and Re
liglon."
The day will be observed In church
and school as campaign for the bene-
no OF the Germantown Orphhnage,
which suffered a severe loss by fire
shortly before Christmas. The goal
aimed at Is $500
The Zion Messenger for January
Will be distributed containing the pas
tors annual report, the financial re-
port and the Every Member Canvass
report for 1920.
The Mems Lutheran Society meets
on Tuesday, the Frauenver on Thurs
day. The latter raised 500 for the
Hoover Fund at a social last Thurs
day. The total gifts for benevolenct
during the past year amounted tc
over $1,000
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
ABLE TO SAVE
sermon subject
Timely Topic to be Dis
cussed at Harrison Street
M. E. Church
SONG SERVICE
IN EVENING

TOmorrows services at Harrison
Street NJ. n. Church will be in charge
OF the Rev. William Il. Habbart, who
will preach at the morning and even
ing services. The order of the days
services VIII be as follows:
9.30 o'clock, class meeting, George
B. Crossan, leader; 1890 o'clock,
preaching service; prelude, '1ntermez-
20" from -Cayalleria Rusticana,"
Mascagni; anthem after prayer, "Open
the Gates OF the Temple" Knapp
offertory quintet. Whispering Hope -
sermon by pastor, subject, The
Value OF True Worship" postlude,
"Postlude," Pattison.
1915 o'clock, Sunday school, /. FL
mer Perry, superintendent; mems
Bible class meets in the Epworth
League room; $50 O'Clock, Senior Ep-
worth League; topic, "'rhe Handclasp
Of Nelghbors," Miss Alice l.. Roop,
speaker. soloist, William Wallace
7.30 o'clock, precahing service; or
gan recital, (a) Largo" Handel; lbl
ssEvening Star" Wagner; (c) March,
Soderman; song service; anthem after
prayer, 'Hark, Hark, My Soul,
CLARK: offertory solo, "The Man OF
Sorrows" Adams, William Wallace
sermon by pastor, subject, cable TO
Save;" postlude, "Postlude' Pattl-
SON
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
REV. z. W. WELLS TO
PREACH ON ST. PAUL

The Rev. Zack w. Wells will preach
the last OF the series OF flve sermons
on st. PauHs," at Wesley NJ. Il.
Church tomorrow at 7.30 o'clock. The
days services will begin at 1890
o'clock with preaching by the pastor.
s0lldVing this service the Sunday
school session will be held. The even
ing service viii begin at 7.30 with a
i5-minute song service. led by Alillard
sheppard and Lhc' choir OF thirty
voices. The sermon theme will be
Pauls Valedctory, or Victory over
Death"
There will be a special meeting OF
the Official board Monday evening at
7.30 o'clock The mid-week prayer
service and Bible study will be held
Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
The Ladies Aid Society will give a
supper TO The members Of the Quart
erly Conference, Sunday school teach
ers, Ladies' Aid and the wives OF the
officials. on Thursday at 6 O'Clock.
when they will have Dr. Robert Watt
and Mrs Watt.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
Sermons and Music TO Be Heard City Churches Again Tomorrow
TIMELY TOPICS
AT WEST CHURCH

The Rev. u. Franklin Smiley, will
conduct the services at 1890 a. IN. and
1880 p. IN. tomorrow at West presby-
terian Church. His morning theme
will be: "Have Miracles Ceased7"
Miss Montt's organ numbers viii
be Chorus In Sonata Form" by
Loud and Hesse's 'iPOstludo In u
Major"
The following special choral mu-
sic will be sung:
Fear Thou Not" by Edwards; duct
and quartet, 20 My Soul. Bless Thou
Jehovah" by Herbert; 20 Pray for
The Bible school meets at 2 O'Clock.
Miss Emma Keithley, soprano, sings
In the main department and Mrs.
Smiley will teach the women's class
The mems class meets at the sama
hour In charge Of the pastor. Mrs.
VI. B. Lewis, soprano and Dana G..
Pyle, violin scloist, viii be present.
The c. e. Society meets at Gas
O'Clock. Edward Staufner, leader.
Topic, Accomplishments and POSI-
bilitles." Miss Dorothy Krause. presi-
dent OF the City C. f. Union, will
speak.
The peoples popular gospel service
begins at 73O O'Clock with program
OF old gospel hymns. sung by the
congregation. Dr. Smiley's theme will
be. "1he Weak Spot in a Strong
Mans Life" The following musical
program win be presented by the
choir and soloists: Contralto solo,
"My Task by Ashford, Miss Carolyn
Comfy; quartet, Hear Our Prayer" {"
by Barnby; Awake and Sing the
Song" by Brown.
Organ numbers. AT Evening" by
Kinder and Procession March" by
DOrcy.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
VISITING PREACHER
TO PREACH ON FLAG

At the First and Central preshyter-
ian Church, Market street above
Ninth street. the Rev. Frederick w.
Loetscher, OF Princeton, ~ j.. win
mn the pulpit at both services, to-
morrow.
His theme at 1890 O'Clock win be
"lhrist and His Church" The an
them. 'Trhe Trumpet OF God Shall
sound Nevin, will be given by the
choir: Mildred Mason win sing. "Eyo
Hath Not Seen" (GauD.
sunday school at ii55 o'clock
Christian EndcayOr service at Gas
o'clock. Miss Theresa krauss. leader.
Or. Loetscher's sermon subject at
q i5 O'Clock viii be "A Fine Flag. -"
Anthem. u Lay My Sins on Jesus. /"
Qiawlcy) and tenor solo. Fear Ye
Not O Israel" lBuck), by Marion
Minker.
The organ numbers for the day by
John A. Thoms will be as follows
Organ prelude, 'eSalut d. Amour" 1"
tElganl; pOstmde IN A." Tobani.
Evening: Prelude. '.Schubert's Ser
enade. :" postlude in r." Abbot.
The annual meeting OF the corpor-
alton Of the First and Central Pres
byierian Church will be held at the
church on Monday evening.
Mrs. William n. Stats Bible Glass
meets IN the church Office at 7N
o'clock Tuesday evening.
Nidweek service OF prayer and
praise on Wednesday evening Id
charge OF the Rev. Thomas Kerr. sub
jcci. Evangelism and Prayer"
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
is LOYALTY
OUT OF DATE?'
DR.. Sumwalt TO Preach on
This Theme at Grace
M. E. Church
LEAGUE TO BEGIN
MISSION STUDY

rs Loyalty Out OF Daic7" Mlll he
The subject OF The morning sermon
by the Rev J. W. r.. Sumwalt' In
Grace NJ. r. Church tomorrow morn
ing. The organ numbers are: Pre-
hide. Onerloire in Flat, Wely; post
lude. March Anniversaire, Clark. The
choir viii sing Festival TIE Deum In
y Flat and Mrs. BabcOck will sing
Tor the offertory, Speaks Let Not
Your Heart Be Troubled"
The Sunday school VIII meet al
The series OF Mission Study les
sons will be started IN hpworth
League service az $50 o'clock. Mrs.
irwin Finn viii speak on The handi-
cap OF Neighbors.' Miss Una Lee
Tucker will be the soloist.
Al the evening service Or. sum
Walt will continue his series OF AN
cicnt Portraits OF Modern Men, sub
iect 'erhe Men Who Wanted a Bet.
Ter Place" The musical numbers FOR
The evening include. Organ recital
prelude and choral. Boelman; prayer
Boelmen; Berceuse. Kinder. The choir
will sing. 10 10 Is ]" Faure and
IHIlit = ANi 10 II + tiNN AiA WV
organ postlvde. March Aux Flam-
hcauX.
The junior league will meet on
Monday at 3 o'clock. The third Of
tie series OF Victory lessons viii be
given.
The Mite Society VIII meet in tht
Church House Tuesday, o'clock and
The Standard Bearers viii meet at The
home OF the Misses Paris. 1900 Clay
ton street. Tuesday, 100 o'clock. Mrs
] W r. Sumwah will have charge.
The mid-Wcek service "Wednesday
at 7t5 oclock viii be in charge OF
Dr. Sumwalt.
The Teacher Training Glass under
the instruction Of Miss Sarah r.. Shaw
VIII meet in the Church House inn
medlaiely after the service.
The Mems Bible Glass will hold its
annual dinner IN the Church House
Thursday. Those In charge OF The
dinner are Paul Phillips and H. r
Baker.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
EVANGELIST COLLINS
AT DELA. AVENUE

The series tomorrow at the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church, Della
ware avenue and West street, will be
under the direction OF the Rev Joseph
I. irwin, 5. Y. d., who will take for
the subject OF the sermon at 1890
o'clock, our Greatest Book"
The Sunday school will meet at .
?. m. In charge Of superintendent e.
Ross Farra, and the Christian En-
deayor at 6.a5 p. m, leader, Harry r.
Link, topic, christian Endeavor Ao-
and Possibilities"
The evening service will begin at
T.30 O'Clock. Evangelist Warren Col
Inns will conduct the service.
The musical program for tomorrow
is: Morning-0rgan prelude, Cor
tege," Manhot; tenor solo, "The
Great Kingdom Beyond" Brown,
Arthur Price; anthem, Come Said
Jesus Sacred Voice." Bracket: organ
postlude. "Fannre,n Dubois. Evening
Organ prelude. Prelude" Strong
violin solo, selected. d. pyle: anthem,
sweet Is Thy Mercy" Barnsby;
organ postlude, "Postlude," West.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
PASTOR TO TELL
OF Strong MAN
Hanover Worshippers Also
to Hear Debtor to
World" Sermon
EDITOR TO ADDRESS
WESTMINSTER CLUB

In Hanover Presbyterian Church.
Boulevard and Eighteenth street, to-
morrow, the Rev. Charles II. Bohner
Will preach two special sermons, his
morning topic being, "A Debtor TO the
World" and his evening subject, Les
sons From the Life Of a Strong Man.
Tho morning sermon VIII teu tle
story OF how a man deeply In debt
sought TO llquldaie his obligations.
The evening sermon VIII deal with
Biblical character who after losing
his strength regained 70. The evening
service will be evangellstic with a
special appeal TO young people as well
as TO all residents OF the Washington
Heights neighborhood.
Special music will be an added fea-
iure at both the morning and evening
service. At the morning service Mrs.
Leonard y. Wales will sing There
Is Green Hill Far Away" The quar-
tet number Will be. Father In Thy
Mysterious Presence" The evening
numbers will be, Now the Day Is
over" and Jesus the Very Thought
OF Thee" II. S Drew Is director.
The young pc societies VIII
hour.
George Garter. editor Of The Eve
ming Journal will address the West
minister Club In the church parlor on
Tuesday evening. A social hour will
'Ollow the address.
The monthly meeting OF the Pas
lor's Aid Society Will be held In the
church at 230 o'clock Tuesday after
noon. AT this meeting the aid so
ciety's work for the year will be out
lined.
The Mission Study Glass will meet
az the home OF Mrs. Leon Walker on
Tuesday night.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
TO PREACH SERMON
CHRIST, MANS HOPE

"Tho Stewardship Of Prayer" will
be the subject OF the sermon 10 be
delivered tomorrow morning by the
Rev. Blw0od w. Jones, at Silverbrook
M. r. Church. T!his will be the Sec
ond In the series OF Stewardship
sermons which the pastor is preach
ing. The sermon beginning al iO25
O'Clock VIII consist OF organ selec-
tlonS by Miss COnnell; special num-
berS by the choir, and congregational
singing under direction OF John NJ
tfoney. The Sunday school session
In charge OF the superHte tendent. Jo-
seph w. Coley, will begin at i2.i5 D.
m. An attractive feature Of the Sos
SION viii be the musical numbers by
ule orchestra. The Mems Bible Glass
wlil meet at the parsonage at 1915
TIE Epworlh League devotional
meeting viii begin at Gas 70. m. The
Coley Bible Glass will be in charge
or the program. No,al and dnstr1l-
mental numbers will be provided for
the service. John Thompson. ,Jr.. Is
the president OF the league.
The evening preaching service he
ginning at 7O O'Clock viii open with
Conversational singing OF famfiial
hymns followed by selections pro-
vided by the choir. The pastor viii
preach upon the subject, Jesus
Christ Mans Only Hope"
The week-night devotional meetings
viii consist of class meeting in charge
OF Joseph w. COley, Tuesday and the
combined class and prayer service
led by the pastor, Wednesday. The
o1loal board viii meet at the par.
sonage Friday evening at 8 O'Clock
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
BISHOP COOK TO
CONFIRM CLASS

The services tomorrow in 81. An
drew's Church. Shiplcy and Eiehlh
streets, the Rev. Richard w. Trap
nell, rector, will be as follows: Holy
communion at O'Clock; Bible class
and Sunday school at 9i5 O'Clock
morning prayer and confirmation at
II O'CLOCK; evening prayer and ser
mon at 7.i5 O'Clock
The Rt. Rev. Philip Cook, d. D..
bishop OF Delaware, will preach at
the morning service and the rector
in the evening.
The services in ST. Matthew's
Chapel, Shipley and Eighth streets,
The Rev. Richard W. Trapnen In
charge, will be The Sunday school at
sermon al O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
BRANDYwINE N. Y. CHURCH.

Services In BrandyWine NJ p.
Church. Twcniy-second and Market
streets. tomorrow will be as follows:
n. Pippin. leader. Anthem by the
choir 40 40 30 o'clock Behold God Is
Ny Salvation Miles: quartet. 'As
the Hart Miles. Sunday school at
. O'Clock. The EpwOrih League serv-
ice win be conducted at Gas o'clock
by Mrs. George ". plummer, a
musical program by the Young PeO-
ple's choir AT 7.30 o'clock the pas
Tor will preach on "An Unconscious
Hero" Spocial music by The choir
mems chorus and a quintet OF the
Fellowship Bible class.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
nc RFTHFI CHIRCU

The order Of services at Big Bethel
Church, the Rev IT, Y Arneit, tomor-
row, viii be as follows: i0iS O'Clock,
preaching by The Rev II Y. Arnett; (;
subject, "The Feast of Bc~ihassar; :"
1880 p. NJ, noon class meetings, led
BY James w Christy. w. II. David,
Harry David. G.. w Anderson. w. IL.
jenkins: go p. NJ, Sunday School,
with special orchestra music.
I'm Excelsis,' by Lincoln Han, a
musical cantata, will be given at IAJ
p. NJ, by The "reorganized choir" Of
forty voices, as follows: Prelude.
piano, Mrs Carrie NJ. Thompson 4:
chorus, AN Hail Emanuel" choir
scmi-chOrus. soprano OhlisatO, ''Where
Rlppling Redrow Sings; silent
Night" Mrs Marie W. Johnston.
leader: baritone solo, Wherefore
This Tnmult." Dawson Chester; 50
prano solo and chorus OF women
Beside the Manger," Mrs. tstelli
Z Waters: chorus tenor rectatiyes
chorus Of men, mo King save Cae.
sar." John Jones; tenor reoitativcs
and chorus. "Tlhe King Has Come,
Messrs. Burris and Griffin; chorus OF
men. "fhe Shepherds Song; so
pranO and alto duet, 70 Ruler or the
Ages." Misses Clsudine Chisley and
NeOnta Jones: contralto solo and
chorus, "Mary's Vision" Miss Bertha
/ kllson; chorus, Glory TO Cod Bis
Bethel choir.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
sermon ON
'ANANIAS, SINS
DR.. Hubbard to Preach on
Timely Topics at St.
Paul's Church
SPECIAL MUSIC
AT ALL SERVICES

AT 81. pauls Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow. the Rev. Carlisle
l.. Hubbard will preach both morning
and evening. His theme at 1890
O'Clock Will be "The Sin OF AnanlaS'
and VIII be the opening OF the stow
ardship campaign at s. pauls. In
the evening ie Will continue the SER
les OF sermons on The life and times
of Joseph, taking for his subject,
Tempted BY An Evil woman The
Rev Raymond w. Cooke, associate
pastor. Will preach a short object SER
mon 81 the junior congregation dur
ing The morning service
The services OF Tie day will com
mence with The class meeting at $50
o'clock, led b yihe Rov. W. @, Strlck-
land. Sunday School at 2 o'clock,
William H. Skellenger. superintend-
ent the Christian Endeav0r Society
Will hold their weekly prayer meet
ing at 6ib p. m. with Mrs. Frances
pyle as leader
There will be special music by the
choir az both services. as well as ad-
dltional numbers by Mrs. Eleanor
Girton Kemery Mrs. Esther Hume
stone OBlcnis and Wilmer s. Boldly.
The Rev. Morris Swartz, ID. D., SEQ
rctary OF the Washington Area Cen
icnary Council Will make an address
10 the church members on "1he Re
birth Of the Centenary Passion" next
Wednesday evening Al The close OF
lhis meeting. Or Hubbard will meet
The group leaders and assistants.
on Tuesday evening, Mr.. Cookies
class viii meet at 730 o'clock The
Boosters Band of the Junior Church,
will meet at O'Clock Wednesday ar
icrnoon.
The Junior Fpworth League meets
in the Sunday school building on FRI
day afternoon az 4 o'clock. Mrs. r.. I.
Finn, superintendent. assisted by
Mrs. Lowell n. Smith. Miss Marion
Hahn. Misc Florence Nlortman and
Mrs. n. W. Cooke.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
MADFLEY NJ. y. CmuRCH.

The program Tor servlccs az Mad
clcy NJ r. Church tomorrow viii he
Glass meeting at $50 O'Clock. In
charge OF John II. Ford: sermon at
1870 o'clock the Rev. l.. NJ Broadway.
theme. "The Cost Of Advancement I"
sunday School at - 0"clock. Charles
W. Hill, superintendent. Epworih
League services az 7 o'clock. 4 song
service in charge Of Professor Smiill
viii be held At 730 O'Clock: evening
sermon at 8 o'clock, by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
cAIVARY EPIcCOPAL CHURCH.

Services at Calvary tplscOpdi
Church. Third and Washington
streets. the Rev. Z. II, Stevens, rec
tor. tomorrow viii be as follows 93O
O'Clock, church school; i0.i5 O'Clock
holy communion and sermon; SUD
icct. "Gities Of Refugee onertory
solo. Eyes That Are Weary" Miss
lane Van SAINT: 7 O'Clock. Nictory
Gnild: 745 O'Clock, evening prayer
and sermon; subject ''rhe House Tha'
God Built"
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
TnINITY Nj. ID. CHURCH.

Order OF services at Trinity NJ. =.
Church tomorrow, will be as foi-
lows: Q O'Clock, class netting, IN
charge OF John NJ. Lacey: tO3O
O'Clock, preaching by the Rev. f. II
Collins; subject, The Potter an ana
the Clay; 2 p. NJ sunday School
pastor OF McCabe NJ. +. Church. will
be the speaker at the second prepara-
tory meeting for coming revival cam
pain: Gas p. NJ, Bpworth League
services. The pastor will have as his
subject for the evening sermon,
What Shall the End Be-"