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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07
Mi lesz foldvagyonvaltsag eredmenye

Tudvalev6eg most targya penzgyminiszter es fodm
elesugy MINISTER arr6 hogy nagybrokosok rauk krovan
20 vagyonvasgot penzen f0dben fzese Az allan
azuan ICY megszerzett f0ld kiosa 0dtelenek k0zo
helyzet szempontbol val6 avuasa azonban is
brtokreform0rveny bekovekezn Hegeds
Loran penzgymszter kesz nemzetgyls ee erjeszten
vagyonvasg 0rvenyavaslata mey szernt ngatanuajdo
f0dbrt0kos broka ertekenek bzonyos azaeka ITALIAN
szzaeka vagyonad6ban z k0e eadn hogy ebb6 allan
adga trleszessenek kzehet6k egyenek mai igen
fldaak me ha csak 10000 koronava is vesz egy hold er
eke bokos akinek holda van vagys 10 milo ero
ngaana, 100000 koona vagyonvaago tartozk maid zeni
Ey kepenze azonban ezerhodas brokosna ko
fog venn keobb ugyanezt osszege jo pen
ben kene megizetne nagybroko kenyeen lesz ehat ha
oda de ennek egy reset termezeben aamnak
atadni es esz igazi f0lcszerzesi alkaom.
mai visz6nyok koN azonban egy akadaya etelepe-
desne megs sikene foldhoz uni lak6haz
a6k hanya amynek feeptese = ha meg oily szerenyen is
ortenk ketszazharomszazezer koronat eenul genye
ezenkiv 6szgeszerz gondot oko inert dacara lit
bekovekeze hanya6 ranyzanak hen tizenohusz-
koona vet0mag eerkeaz korona metermaa kappa
12O eszkoz a ara hasono aranyu
helyzet hi kepe ak ezekiel szamokkal tud br-
kozn ceat elerhe Vaoszn hogy ugy fdarakban mint
cke es alatok arabian ocobbodas fog bekove
kez huzamosabb deig fog meg taan hogy veeme
nvem szernt az lar iol aki siet. (Szabad Szo)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07

magyar terueeken lakossag szama folyton emekedett
dett soha senk.
bzonyara volt oka hogy teme6kepesseg fokoz
ICY zaporuat eenee keekezhedt 6mszrhiany
De ho meg magyar fold ermelokpessegenk legmaga-
sabb fokat6l?
Els nezzik meg mar hogy mindezideig k0zpbrtokok
mg aasa voltak nepeeg vszonyaa? Anyi bzonyos hogy
k0zpbtokos 0be terme de eletvszonyanak megfelel6en
obbet fogyaszot akar ks genyu parasbroko akar
vagyonahoz inert aanyban nagybirtokos Termees rend
aaaban olyan mint nagybrokose gep cseed napza
mos) kozven tobb embernek nyujtha megehetes ICY ne
epsedes hassa ppen exert k0zepbr
okndzrt kene megvaosan nemcsa orszag de viagszere
pedg gondoln lehe hogy nepesedesnek foyono
zaporodasa meet heyzet is e6hana, hogy fold mem
nyuana eegeges aplekot Ebert eredm6nyenkbo uduk hogy
igen egyszer gazdasagos aajedzo earassa ter
lehe fokozn mey earas segsegevel
fold uzsorazasa nku folytonosan lehet termen de
hogy eppen 200-4O0 azalekal tob mint amennyt
eddg megszokott es dejuket multi elarasokkal termeek
Termeszetes is hogy maganak szak
ereemme ees ke dooghoz latna
megkvana teme mod is, hogy gazda totse t6t-
len evnek ekineyes resz mint eddig, vagys
eelesi mod foyono esmenyt genye de aztan on
mag fog ad6dn tobbtermes kovetkeztebn tobbfogyass
lehet6sege is.
Hogy mi mosani fodbirtokreformunk joe vagy arr6
akarunk emtkedn, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eeee
ehet, ugy, hogy Macy vagy k0zepbokokat
mor vzont paragon hver6 foldek viz aa evo eretek
fenvazot earassa va megmveese tenne ehet0v
lit nem het mem is husz harmin mo magyar munkaa
utan becsuletesen, jo etben gond nellul megelhet.
Els mez6gazasag tobbtermeles konnyen megva6sthat6
f6knt er6kk ameyekkel
nekl0zheove eszk es fuggeenhetUk Gre
lato egyaaban komanyozato s szabayo
eem (es6 sb) ehet0segek6
megszvlelik akkor bzonyo hogy
zend0 kandoras enny 0bb
bodog mber fog lit ehen obba, szebben es becseteseb
ben mint eddg. (Kiilfoldi Magyarsag)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-07
Eltarthatja-e a magyar fold lakosait ?
szuly Elemernek aa''1Magyar Gazdak szemleje' ben
megjelent (1921 majusi fuzet) cikke nyoman

Megogyatkozmk szonen megfogyakoztunk ts kinos ha
bora okoza vevesztesdget valamfekepen poon k ha ne
pekek megnu d0n gazasag kuzdemeben akarunk
ecsenveszedni sot poka 6s erkcs f0lnre akarun utn
Fogalko ke ehat habou utan klalakult ncpesedes esq
szcrU kerdtsevel, inert majd jdnem bzonyos hogy
gazdasagi enk vi korszakanak annyira hangozatott
tobbtermetsnek iranyit6a nagyresz hyes ts ceudaos
nepesedes politka lesz
feledu hogy valamey orszag npesedese ncsak
eenseg arsadam kovetelmenyeknek is o
yonaya ICY eel csak lehe hogy gazdasag evekenyseg
mint arsadam enyezok eghaasosabbka oily ranyba
drbe ereodk amey azuan nepesseg kvanato szaporaat
el6segthet
Az a1amban mnden embernek bodogunia kel
teat bk0ekene annak esenek hogy
ntpesseg szaporodasa kovetkeeben JOLIET de
puszulas alljon el6.
Csas heytelen gazdasagi ntezkedesk gatolak joetet
bodogulast epen kovetkemenye hogy kivan-
dorlas sohasem surun lakott orszagokbo indul XII.
hazankb6 torten kvandoa elhbazott gazdaagi teny
kedese okoza amnek kovetkeben egyedu csak A
merikaba mase mo nber EFT italian mar is sabad
kivandorasnak nepvandora ameyhez fog
haot magyar t0rtenelem lapjan aligha talaunk
De nemcsak haboru eot hanem ezajlott haboru utan is
auk, hogy kivandoa foltonosan novekvoben e
gozdasag korlmenyek izk kergek mbereket
egk0nsebb orszagoba elentasi kepessg0k eort joan
gondokodasu mas vagokban ebeg hza rogo szabadu fs
vajon
megtudue foytonosan tao vervesztesege de
ugy hogy mig egyreszt vzatartjuk ebereket vandor
so egyben reskre megfelelo megelhets modot biztos
hassuk?
Meg ke tehat talan potika arsadam ehet0segek
bu minden bekeszerzodes teletcsonkitas
ellenere is "a leheto legjobb megoldasoka
Vizsgajuk cebol falu nepessegenek ostermelo
eemnk zaporoda vszonyat eek 0stermesse fog
kozo akossag megehenek regszuksegesebb keekei Meg
kel ehat mindenek elott alapiani AIT, hogy
apaeko nyujto mezogazdasagi terme rendszerek koot
melyik ehetne meynek segHegeve legobb eleszer
volna termeheto.
Satzkai adatok igazok, hogy 1874-75ben Anglaban
mezogazdasg terue nhany sazezer mber brkaban volt
ambar mint uduk szgetorszg gen urn akott Teat
npesg arany meett gazdasag et fetn6en kevesek
kezen volt Ez zemben pedg g SERBIA akosanak tunyomd
re ona6 gazda vagys brtokos volt Mar pedg SERBIA nep
g aranya ne nevetsege volna Anglia sr nepessgev
be allitani, vagy osszehasonitani.
Orozorszag japan haborbo visszar kaona szamara k0
bel $4,000 negyszogo nagyagu bokokat hastott k usar
em0 Szperiaban nepesed mndamee elenyeszo cseky
yeksdest muatott
Hazankban 1890ben magyarg orszg brtokossagapal
csak 428 szazakat tette orszg nepegenek mdnn
fe magyar volt Is az6ta haboruig t0bbseg foe eel
kedet Eze szemben romansag bar haankban agyaFsae
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akoagnak csak II szzaeka amey zan ksobb ekede
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
NEWARK JUNIORS GIVE
DANCE FOR SENIORS

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. May 7.-One Of the
most delightful dances OF the season
the Newark high school junior
Prom" was held in the State Arm
ory last night. This dance was
given by the juniors in honor OF this
years graduates. There were about
100 couples and music was furnish
by Madden's orchestra The hal
was beautifully decorated with the
school colors. The patronesses we're
Mrs. j. II. Owens. Mrs. Walter n
Steel. Mrs. william r. Hayes, Mrs
George I. Townsend. Mrs. J. Mac.
Murray. Mrs. Charles A. McCue, Mrs
Clinton O. Houghton. Mrs. J. =
Dayett. Mrs. Charles p. steele anC
Mrs. r. W. Cooper.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
THE Fighting Lizard Will Oppose
The Frisco Terror, One-Eyed Nose
ToDAYs RHYME BY FRANCES BoARDMAN

You make a Sport Fan very sore
by speaking. as in Days OF Yore.
about the PRIZE FIGHTS no at
tends: they're BoXING BOUTS. he
contends. Perhaps they are; I new
er go. And yet. l accurately know
Just how they wreck the Human
Face. and push the Features out OF
Place. But Oh. Il gives the Gents
Thrill to learn that oklahoma Bill.
the Fighting Lizard. will oppose the
Frisco Terror. One-Eyed M $ e.
While Battling Bantam Mike Nc
Gee. the Hope and Pride OF rennes-
see. is due to beat the very Can of
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
Our Poets Corner
For Verses Written Specially for
The Evening journal.
TO A FRIEND
BY ETHEL l.. JONES.

Looking from my window.
Just at early even-tide,
SO dreary-like, the clouds are gath
ering.
Restlessly and ftfully they glide.
The wind blows wildly
And the rain comes fast;
The very air seems chilled.
Night is coming, dark and over
cast.
In this hour between twilight and
night,
1 think OF today, and the days
now gone,
And bright thoughts steal thru my
weary mind,
Like the charm OF a beautiful
song.
Loved ones at home. and dear. tru
friends.
In fancy are lingering near;
when they all seem gone, the visio
unreal
You, my friend, yet still are here
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
MOTHERS DAY AT
FIRST UNITED CHURCH

Services at the First United Pres
byterian Churcn, Third and Broomo
streets, the Rev. II. II. Calhoun. to-
morrow will be as follows; Sabbath
school at 10 o'clock; morning serv-
ice at IL o'clock; Christian I'm
deavor Society at e.45 o'clock; eve
ming service at 7.45 o'clock; weekly
prayer service Wednesday at 7.45
o'clock; the Junior Missionary So
ciety meets on Friday afternoon;
choir practice is held on Friday eve
ming; the Boys Club meets on
Thursday evening.
Mothers Day will be celebrated at
the morning service tomorrow un-
der the supervision Of Mrs. John
Huey. In the evening the pastor
will preach on christianity at
Work"
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
MT. SALEM NJ. T.

Services OF a special character
both morning and evening, will fea-
ture the day at Mt. Salem NJ. +.
Church, Nineteenth street and Mt.
Salem Lane. Mothers Day will be
observed at the preaching service
beginning at 1890 o'clock. A spe-
cial effort will be made to have all
the mothers OF the church present
at this service. The pastor will
preach on "A Young Mans Faith
and It's Source Sunday school af-
ter preaching service.
Riddles Memorial Sunday School
in charge OF r. w. Brown. will meet
at 2.3O o'clock. The Epworth League
devotional meeting begins at 7.15
o'clock. At the closing service OF
the day beginning at 8 o'clock, DR.
Frank Rines, Of the Centenary stan
will give a chalk talk.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
MARYLAND TOWN
GETS zoe BUTTER

HAGERsTowN Nd. May T.
Butter prices went 90 smash here
yesterday. Stores paid 20 cents a
pound TO farmers and sold to Gus
toners for rs cents a pound.
Ono merchant stated that he had
shipped a consignment OF butter to
a commission firm In Philadelphia
and received is cents a pound for
II. Another merchant shipped a
quantity TO a renovating plant and
got 20 cents a pound. but the buyer
stated the price was dropping and
the quotation now is II cents
Merchants here say the count ~
Is overstocked with butter. One
farmer today stated that he was be-
ing paid only 10 cents gallon foe
milk.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
SWEDISH BAPTIST.

The First Swedish Baptist Church,
Vandever avenue and Church street.
will hold services tomorrow: 1915
a. m, morning meditation when the
pastor will begin a series OF SER
mons on 1.-The Seven Ages and
Judgments OF the Scriptures;
Mothers Day will be observed at
noon by the Sunday school with an
appropriate program; 7.30 p. m,
sermon by the pastor, Another
Biblical Character. Who Began
Well" Tuesday at s p. m, Sunday
school board meeting; Thursday at
745 D. m, prayer service.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
MRS. DEAN PRESIDENT
DAUGHTERS OF KING

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. May AT a recent
meeting Of the Daughters Of the
King Of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church the following officers were
elected: President. Mrs. William d.
Dean; secretary, Miss Audrey Miller;
treasurer, Mrs. Ernest sanborn and
assistant treasurer. Mrs Major.
Mrs. Dean presided at the meeting
which was opened with devotional
exercises and the singing of the
hymn of the order. Interesting re-
ports were submitted by various
committees. Miss Miller and Mrs.
Jester who were on the sanctuary
committee in April reported all work
done. Mrs. Dean reported receiv-
ing red carnations from Mrs. Ernest
Wright and Mrs. j. Pilling Wright
for the church.
Mrs Dean also reported that she
would give white carnations tomor-
row Mothers Day. as a memorial tc
her mother Mrs Clarence Denney
MIS- lMNINI NtlE AHN0AMAtu NA AHt
sanctuary committee for June. or
motion the membership Of the order
was closed until next year and al
members who do not attend regular.
ly will be reminded OF their pledges
II was reported that children's cloth.
ing are needed for a worthy Negro
family and an appeal was made foi
/ such clothing to be sent TO Mrs
Dean. the president to be turned ovei
to the family.
Mrs ID. c. Ross gave an interest
ing talk on the work OF the Daugh
ters' Of the King and the Juniol
Chapter in Florida where she spen
the winter.
Mrs. Dean read a sermon delivere,
TO the Daughters Of the King at Bris
tol, Pa, by the Rev. Croton, dear
Of the Philadelphia Divinity Schoo
on THE cultivation Of ones spir
itual life"
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
BIG BETHEL CHURCH.

Tomorrow will be observed as
Mothr's Day at Big Bethel Church
when special services will be held.
The order of the days services will
be as follows: 10.45 o'clock, the
Rev. II. Y. Arnett will preach upon
the subject, Mother" 1890 o'clock,
Sunday class meetings; 2.3O o'clock,
Sunday school; 6.45 o'clock, Allen
Christian Endeavor League pro-
gram; 7.45 o'clock, the annual con-
ference May Queens parties and the
City Federation Of Colored Wo-
mems Clubs will be present in a
body. when a special program will
be given in honor Of Mothers
Day."
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
Chimes TOPLAY
At GRACE M. E.
DR.. Sumwalt's Subject, THE
Coat His Mother Made
Him"
MISS SOLOMAN
TO SING SOLO

The Coat His Mother Made Him"
will be the subject Of the sermon
to be preached by DR.. sumwaN at
Grace Church tomorrow morning.
At 10 o'clock the chimes will play
20 Day OF Rest and Gladness." THE
King OF Love My Shepherd Is" in
the Cross OF Christ I Glory" Come
Ye Disconsolate." The organ num-
hers Of the service Will be: Prelude.
Grand Choeur (1st Suite). Rogers.
postlude, March Des Jacobins, Clarke.
The choir will sing Festival Te Beum
ir r Flat, Buck; the offertory will
be a quartette, Even Me-" Warren.
The Sunday School will meet at
noon.
Miss Marjorie Guthrie will sneak
at the Epworth League service at
Gas o'clock. Her subject will be
what We owe Our Parents" Miss
Gertrude Solomon will sing at this
service.
At Z o'clock the chimes will play:
''Hark. Hark, My Soul" at Evening
Ere the Sun is Set" 20 for a Heart
TO Praise My Cod" The organ re-
cital at 7.3O o'clock will include:
Marche Russo, Schminke; The Ros.
airy. Nevin; .Berceuse, Kinder.
At the evS-ling service. DR. Sum.
walt will continue his series Of ser.
mons on Some People Jesus Met.
The subject tomorrow evening will
be 'The Man Who Found a Friend.
The choir will sing Abide with Me.
Shelley, and the women's chorus will
sing THE Good Shepherd" Barri
The Mite Society will hold a meet
ing in the church house at o'clock
The Junior League will meet in tn,
church house at $50 o'clock. Tn,
Grace Cleaners will meet at the hom,
of Mrs. Mulford Taylor, 2409 Yves
: Seventeenth street. Monday. Tn,
Sewing Society will hold its all-da!
meeting in the church house Tues
day. The Brotherhood will hold IL
annual Ladies' Night in the Sunda,
School hall Tuesday evening. Dr
Samuel W. Griffin, OF New York
will be the speaker. The subject o
his talk will be The End Of the Rain
bow" The Epworth League Cabi
met will meet in the church hous
at o'clock Wednesday. The serie
of Hymn Studies will be continues
at the Mid-week service at IA
o'clock wednesday. The Boys clu
.will meet in the church house Sat
urday from to o'clock. The HON
Guards will meet in the churc
house Thursday at 3.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
PARENT-TEACHER
STATE Meeting
Delegation From All Three
Counties TO Assemble in
Dover
ROUND TABLE TALKS;
FLAG PRESENTATIONS

Plans are nearing completion for
the tenth annual State convention OF
the Delaware Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation. which will be held al the
First Presbyterian Church. Dover,
next Saturday. May "a.
The morning session will be de-
voted to a round table conference
concerning subjects TO be included
in the program for next year. Let
ters have been mailed TO members Of
the state Teachers Association,
State and County Boards OF Educa-
ton and representatives OF the
Women's Clubs and others interested
in the schools OF Delaware and a
thoroughly representative group. Il
is believed. will be present.
The subjects for discussion will
include: How TO Get Good Teach
ers and Keep Them" "Can the Re
quirements OF Present Day Life be
Met by a knowledge OF the Three
'R's?' " why is a Library Essential
in Every School District7" led by
Mrs. Annie +. Snyder. supervisor OF
Sussex county, and do the Benefits
OF Organized Play Justify Its Adop-
ton in Every School District" "In
What Way Can the Parent-Teachcr
Association and School Prepare the
Adult for Better Citizenship?" What
Forms OF Ncighborhood Recreation
Should Our Organization Endorse p"
led by Miss Ina Barnes. supervisor
OF New Castle county.
Luncheon will be served 10 all who
report by May 10 their intention to
be present by members OF the Ellen
Circle OF the church. at the price
OF so cents per plate.
From ] 10 o'clock the convention
will adjourn TO witness exercises on
the Dover Green held in connection
with the presentation OF Delaware
State Flags. awarded by the State
Board OF Education to the schools
OF Kent county. which have main
tanned an average OF SO per cent
from October I TO March /. in the
drive for better attendance. Chill
dren OF the county under the direc-
tion Of Miss Frances l.. Range. Of IN,
% Wilmington Community Service. and
supervisors and teachers will dram.
atize stories from the attendance
cards portraying episodes from
, Delaware history. From 2 10 2.3l
o'clock the convention will hold
business session. A report OF III
Delaware Association will be givei
by Mrs. George H. Wiggin. o
r. Townsend, state treasurer. and
. report from the national convention
which met In Washington last week
by Mrs. Theodore Ferguson, q
p Blackbird.
The popular meeting Of the cor
venton will begin promptly at 2.3
, o'clock. Governor william ID. Der
D. ney has accepted an invitation
greet the delegates. Music will
p furnished by a quartet Of male voic
= from Dover. The address OF a
afternoon will be given by Mi
Mabel Carney. Of the Department 4
Rural Education. Columbia Univeri
ity. on some phase Of communii
center work. In addition there wi
be a local speaker whose name wi
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH

Mothers Day will be observed in
an interesting manner at Zion Luth-
eran Church. Sixth and Jackson
streets, the Rev. S. G.. Won Bosse,
preaching. At the German service
at 1890 a m. the pastor will preach
on the subject. "Mankind's Com
forter." At the English service at
7.3O D. m. the sermon subject will
be: "The Woman Movement" This
is the fifth of a series on present day
problems.
The German Sunday School meets
at $50 a. m. the English at 2.l5
p. m.
On Tuesday the Young Peoples
Society meets. when a speaking tour
nament will begin, in which all
members are to take part, there be-
ing three performers for each meet
ing and prize for the best perform
ance. when the tournament is COM
cluded.
The willing Workers Society
meets on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
MOTHER, LOVE, JESUS
THEME AT FIRST M. P.

The services tomorrow at the First
Methodist Protestant Church, Sew
enth street. below Walnut street. will
be of unusual interest The Rev.
Fred G. Holloway. who has the hon
or Of being the youngest ordained
pastor in the city will preach at
1O.45 a. m, on Mother. Love and
Jesus" This service is especially
dedicated to Mothers.
At the evening service commenc-
ing at 7.45 o'clock. the pastor will use
as his theme "The House OF God"
The congregational singing will be
conducted by the pastor and will be
varied and inspiring.
The Bible School meets at 2.15 p.
m; Y. p. S. c. T.. prayer meeting at
p. M; Topic Living close to
Christ"
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
HORSE COMPANY DIsBANDs.

WEST CHESTER. Pa. May T.
The Kennett Square Horse Company,
one Of the oldest organizations for
the detection Of horse thieves In this
country. disbanded at a meeting at
tended by the five members remain
ing. William Cloud, president; FL
wood Cox. Frank Palmer, Henry
Marshall and Charles ID. Barnard
representing as many townships.
During its history the organization
had the credit Of recovering many
stolen horses and had standing re-
ward for the detection and convic-
ton Of thieves.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07

Greaser Joe. from Yucatanl CThis
Kind OF Party is a MILL: or what
the Stage would call a BIIL-) Some
times a Gink "outpoints' Guy. and
then there is Hue and Cry about
tho Fiendish Referee. and how hs
should be Pouring Tea instead OF
Mussing Up the Ring. You often
hear this Kind of Thing. Then
there's the Kayo Business, too
that's when they see the Whols
Thing THROUGH But, Chill
dren. though 1 hate to thwart Ath-
letic Hopes, this is no Sport for those
who wish TO keep their Looks I'M
tampered with by Hostile Hooks,
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
MOTHERS DAY AT BRACK-EX

Services at Brack-EX NJ. r.
Church tomorrow, will be as fol-
lows: Preaching, 1915 a m, and
7.45 p. m, by the Rev. r. H
Adams Bible school at 12 o'clock;
morning subject, Mother" evening
subject will be Joseph" the second
Of a series OF evening sermons on
Joseph" The musical program
will be. morning, soprano solo, Miss
Marion Smith; selections by the
Brack-Ex male quartet; evening,
two anthems by choir, selection by
mixed quartet.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
GOODMAN NJ. e. CHURCH.

Mothers Day will be observed at
the morning service tomorrow at
Goodman NJ. +. Church. the Rev. W.
G. Harris. pastor. The morning class
at $50, Cecil Lynch, leader, invites
all mothers OF the congregation TO
be present. The Sunday school will
give a special Mothers Day program
will hold open-air services on the
porch OF Mrs Lyman, 1927 Lincoln
street. and also will have charge OF
the services at the Old Women's
Home at p. NJ
The pastor will preach at the
evening service on the theme. '"rhs
Credentials Of Love" Junior League
and prayer service on "Wednesday
evening.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
LTNEMAN CLOSE TO DEATH.

CHESTER, Pa, May 7.-Work-
ing on a high-tension line near the
transformers and breakers in the
yards OF the Chester Waterside Sta
tion, foot OF Ward street, J. ID. Jay,
an employe Of the Delaware County
Electric Company, escaped death by
a narrow margin yesterday. He Is a
patient in the Chester Hospital suf-
fering serious burns Of the arms and
feet and from shock. Just how many
volts OF electricity passed through
his body is not known. but he was
working near lines that carried co.
600 volts
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
rASTT,AKE NJ. IL. CHURCH

The order of services at Eastlake
NJ. e. Church, Thirtieth and Tatnall
streets, the Rev Il. c. Sunfield,
pastor, tomorrow will be $50 a. m.
class meeting. w. ]. Baldwin leader;
1890 a. m. Mothers Day Service;
Noon, Bible Glasses; 200 p. m. Bible
school; 7.45 p. m. Christian Endea-
vor. followed with a short sermon
by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
HEAVEN SERMON AT
CALVARY CHURCH

Services at Calvary Episcopal
Church. Third and Washington sts.,
Rev. r. II. Stevens rector. for to-
morrow will be as follows: 7.30 a.
m, Holy Communion; $50 a. m,
Church school; 10.45 a m. morn
ing prayer and sermon. subject
Heaven" offertory anthem. mo
Weeping Yonder." Gaul; Z p. m.
Victory Guild; 7.45 p. m, twilight
song song.
Evening prayer and sermon. sub
ject, "The Golden Vessels This is
the fifth in the series OF Sunday
evening addresses on The Master OF
the Magicians."
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
ITALIAN PRESBYTERIAN.

At the First Italian Presbyterian
Church, dupont and Seventh SITS,
the Rev Agostino Dassori, pastor.
viii preach at IL o'clock and at 7.3O
p. m; Sunday school meets at 9.45
a. M; religious services at 4 o'clocl,
for young people; prayer meeting on
wednesday evening at 7.3O p. m.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH.

North Baptist Church, Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue. the
Rev. William L. Pettingill. pastor,
the Rev. Edward +. Washburn, as
sociate pastor. Preaching at 1890
A. NJ. and 7.45 p. NJ. by the pastor.
Morning subject, What Is the Mat
ter With Professionalism evening,
"The Ransom; Bible school at noon.