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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
BY JOHN l.. LEWIS.


President uitcd Mine WORKERS of America
written Tor international Sovs Service.
Labor day thls year undoubtedly
has a deeper significance for the
members OF the organized labor
movement than any other year since
Labor day was instituted. We are
all painfully aware Of tho terrible
business and industrial depression
through which not only the people
II America, but of the world are
passing.
we know that labor has carried
more than its Just share of the bur-
den of the depression that followed
he closing Of the most gigantic and
destructive war in the history of
the world. We know that labor haa
paid and is still paying more than
its Just share OF the price at which
the safety of civilization was pur-
chased In that war.
'Not only are We fully coEniza1t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
on Nicnnn's Foundation.

VIENNA. Although the post
war movement to the cities has
crowded al of the European capi-
tails and mTfc tho housing ques-
tiun acute. Vienna has onc-tcnth lces
Inhabitants than I'm 1910. declares
tho NIuuul S,uo Froic prcasc.
'Thc dlshcar'cuing fact IS that "
tine lHO. .ngi inhabitants we have lost.
4 cts With such statistics is not only
very sick. 10 is actually In tho pro-
yrap of DYING"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
The Folks Next Door.

On what ocean is CaIlao? What
language do they speak in Montevidpo?
What is the big port Of Argentina?
Where Is Quito? How does Rio de
JnneiU compare in sze with Rich
mond. Va? Is La Pas mountain or
south Of Buenos Ayres? Is there a
law against automobiles in Peru? DO
they have snow in Brazil? If so. when?
Why do they speak French in Ecua-
dor? or do they? Try these quea-
tons on business man.-tron
Golfers
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
WAI,gHA III.

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=. Hess ana obdFie@ halliday OF "
Java were sunday guests Of +. Il.
hinzer
Mrs. George Monoit and son Georgn
spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Ed HanIey.
Mr. and Mrs + J. Ryan Mrs T.
Waldron and Mrs. Il. Aubrey spent
Burke.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall Hess and
Viola were at Johnny Aubrcys Sun
day evening
Mr. and Nrl. Will Leiboldt and fam
;ty of Grand Ridge visited relatives in
Naltham Sunday.
Dr. Etzbaugh. wife and son Of Men
Gcta spent Sunday at r i Ryau's.
John Aubrey is on the sick list
Mrs. George Sion offended part
in Utica SUNDAY afternoon.
Mrs. Clint Sargent and DAUGHTER
Norma were Ottawa callers SATURDAY
Iowa, spent Sunday at his home here
Mrs. William Anderson Jr. ana
DAUGHTERS spent Wednesday afternoon
at WiIhert Andersuu5.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Wilson we're in
Oglesby Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Edgecomb
Mr. aud Mrs Willie Fdgccomb and
baby. Mr. and Mrs. sheldon EDGE
comb. Ben Edgecomb and Wyman
Roach spent Sunday with viii Muir.
ray in Morris.
Pearl Sion and Walter Edgecomp
spent sunday IN Deer PARK and OF
tdWa.
Thomas Phillips became suddenly
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
Remember,
,way back, when

OTTAWA hHd NO blnkH' Dr J O. Har-
ris. writing IN lst, IN the ottawa Free
Trader u1il "a savings bank in our
city would nuN be great Conven-
fence to hundreds vt our citizens
There are many persons who are try
i1r to- say" money for some specific
rnrpuE' Tho building of house. for
in"trncr who would At once make de-
posted HatcIv they are ont of the way
so doing. but who. without such q
bank can mrk" but little progress to-
ward the accomplishment of such an
object small pumo in tho pocket
soon find their way ont. but once de.
pGsictd safely they are out of the way
OF temptation, and act as = nucleus
around which are gathered little b.
lttlo the dollars requisite TO make I'D
the necessary hundreds for the pur-
pose required. In this way a savings
bank would accomplish much COOL
and it would also aid in the formation
OF habits of economy and industry.
the enecte oi which would he seen in
few years in an increased number o.
buildings and Eeautiful homes
throughout our city"
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
CAMP ROOSEVELT.

Camp Roosevelt waits among the
dunes on the eastern shore Of Lake
Michigan for Ottawa boys who de
sire from two TO eight weeks Of gen
ulnc work and training in military
science and campCraft. At no ex-
rcnse any boy in good physical corr
oton can there have a vacation such
as all red-booded, vigorous boys de.
9irc.
The camp is sponsored by the Chi
cago board of education and is au-
thorizcd hy the war department Of the
government. This is the city boy S
chance, which chould not be tanored
Much camping Is mere losfing. But
this ic camping with a Kick in it.
Camp Roosevelt provides health.
training and above all, a good time
for the lively boy.
Let's 90,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
He "ell for IT,

alone says contemporary. IS
the place for real courtship." 1t used
To be, in the days of horsehair sofas
built for two We remember one be-
side window outside which a big
ros.hush pcrfumed the air. The sweet
ness Of the girl. the beauty OF the
roses, and the bnlmy air Of spring
were AN Irresistible combination. We
swallowed the hook.-ChiCago Journal
OF Commerce.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
The Lhtcst News

In gas stoves and new way comhina-
ton ranges is a big reduction in price
See us before YOU buy. Price guaran-
tced to January I. 1922 We give
green trading stamps,
JOHNSON d PATTlSON
MarseiIIes and Seneca.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
a WEI STROLL

Oklahoma apcr-"While stroling
Gown loves sIvery river, as they
gathered the sunbeams from the Iilacs
eternal bliss and united in the holy
bonds Of matrimony-they are mar
RED now."-B Boston Transcript.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16

That the scores CT the National
League and the American League
baseball clubs will be posted each day
as the games are played, at thpi"
cigar store on Main street The
scores will be- shown ~ fast as re-
Ccivcd by wire
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
Circuit Court
Orders

25ls2 Ninont Coal Co va Gallput II
CD--dismd by plff.
24oS2 Wing vs. Burrows suit digmd
at PITTS costs.
aas3" Lewis Carter ct al vs. Clyio
Carter ct ai-bill for appmt of
trustee. Al \ Clapsaddlc. solr.
25236 David Burt vs. Steve johnson
hill for accounting. p NJ MacAr.
thur, sOlr.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
0znfNEW
Warranty Deeds

June WI. George + aud Cora II.
Eromah to Marie Orr. same. $4,000
Juno I. 1921. William \ Smith and
vie IN lillian Pcddirord II g. b s.
thampiin's add Ottawa: $50
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
II Can't Be Done.

II is all right to say exactly what
you think. But you are going TO
spend most of your time in the hos
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
Bull sheVik.

British chemists foresee a warfare
without death Warfare by laughing
aas might be amusing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
Drain

'nicaso market report furnished by
u W hirby, manager SimOns, Day
90, Room 81 MOlOney Building
Phone 80.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16

First English Girls to Write.
The daughters Of John of Gnunt,
duke Of Lancaster. were the first Eng.
Ushwomen who knew how to write,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16
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G1@kolUMh

1t seems to be Mr.. Tatt's annual
Job to deliver a graduation address
before some university.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16

81. j. suggests that there ought
to be a national "home brew week. IN
which samplCs could be freely ex
changed and compared
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16

Beg Your Pardon and Late News.
out OF town guests at Tia" Relief
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-16

faint as bad as it looked at first.
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
DIR. CRAFTS TO TALK
HERE ON BLUE LAWS

At the o'clock forum meeting in
Westminster Church tomorrow night.
DR.. Wilbur +. Crafts, superintendent
OF the International Reform Bureau.
will deliver a lecture on Red, White
and Blue Laws" This will include
a wide and liberal discussion OF the
most important laws OF the past and
present, as well as the prohibition
laws The Rev. DR.. Crafts, who comes
from Washington, has written several
books on Sunday observance with spe-
cial attention TO the recreatiOnal
problem OF the working man
AT the q O'Clock Vesper service the
Rev. Charles L. Candee Will preach
on what Is SIM, This is q topic
df the most timely interest AMI
should no in nicely with the discus
sion at the forum. The Westminster
Glee Club. with It's sOloists, viii sing
Handel's Holy Art Thou" and
Spiker's Fear Not. Israel" The So
lOisis will be Miss Storms, Miss
Mason. Mr.. Butler and Mr. Hayes.
Before the forum meeting, at Z
O'Clock. the regular sunday evening
church meeting will be held. "Ths
Church and the Community Is the
title OF series Of talks which arc
being given. The special subject for
tomorrow Is "Co-operation." and The
Rochdale plan OF cooperation between
the church and the community Will
be explained by Miss Edith Spruance.
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
LENTON LECTURES
AT ZION LUTHERAN

The ilnst OF a series OF Ave Illus
trafed lectures on Lenten topics VIII
be given tomorrow evening, at Zion
Lutheran Church, Sixth and Jack
son streets. the Rev $. q. Won
Bosse. pastor. The title will be "1he
Early Part of Christ's Ministry The
service begins at 7.30 o'clock
In the German service, at 1870
O'Clock, the pastor Will preach on
the subject, "The Blind See Again
The German Sunday School is held
at $50 A. NJ. English at 2.io p. NJ. 10
the latter a feature Sunday, The first
OF a planned series for the year VIII
BE- observed. called Foreign Mission
sunday. Exercises will be under the
supervision Of Miss Carrie May Well
During Lent. beginning next We'd
nesday, regular Lenten services VIII
be held. in English on Wednesdays,
in German on Fridays, at p. NJ. on
Wednesdays. special music is or
fored by solo talent and on Fridays
the choir sings. Mrs. Levin Nelson
and Mrs Wilmer Cooling will sing a
soprano duet on Wednesday evening
The Mems Lutheran Society viii
hold hs annual banquet on Tuesday
evening The speakers VIII be the
Rey. Frank Urich, president OF the
Philadelphia English Lutheran Con-
ference. the Rev Hans y. Meyer,
president OF the philadelphia German
Conference: the Rev. A. +. Keller, OF
ST. paurs English Lutheran Church,
Philadelphia, and the Rev. IL. W. FIT
ting. OF Qmkerlown, Pa,
Other meetings for the week are /.
Church Council. on Monday, Wiling
Workers on Wednesday after The Len
ten service
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
'GALLIA,' CANTATA
AT TRINITY CHURCH

Services in Trinity p. f. Ghurch'
Delaware avenue and Adams street.
tomorrow will be ss follows: Hciy
Communion. 73O o'clock; sunday
school $50 o'clock; Litany. Holy
Communion and sermon, fl o'clock ;
evening prayer and sermon hl'
O'Clock.
At the evening service the choir un-
der the direction OF T. Leslie Carpen-
ter will sing the csntata "Galiia' Dy
Charles Gounod. The obligato solo
work will be sung by Mrs. Clarence
Dickey. Solo parts elsewhere in inc
service will be by MIR and Mrs; Ash
Inv Wallace and Wellington f Butter
The services of the week Will be
Ash Wednesday-Holy COMMUNION
100 O'Clock: morning prayer, seIllVii l,. !.
and holy Communion, 1870 O'Clock :
evening prayer and sermon '''
O'Clock. ,,,,t,
The Rt. Rev philip Cook, ID; d., VII
preach in the morning and the heN'
/ M. Kirkus at the evening service.
hursday-Evening prayer anu
reading. 430 o'clock
Friday-Litany or Penitenual ONCE
and address, A.30 O'clock
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
TIMELY TOPICS
AT WEST CHURCH
DR.. Smiley 10 Preach on
"The Ministry of Sympa-
thy" in the Morning
WILLIAM WHITE TO
LEAD SONG SERVICE

The Rev. u. Franklin Smiley pastor
OF West Presbyterian Church, will
conduct the services at that church
tomorrow. His morning theme viii
be: "The Ministry OF sympathy "
The choir Will sing Shippers anthem.
Make a Joyful Noise Unto the
Lord" and Marks 81 Need Thee, Pre-
cious Saviour" Solos by Mrs. Wood
NANCY and Oscar Stiegler. The quar-
tet viii sing Praise Me Jesus by
Hrntly. Miss Moflitt's organ numbers
Will be Dicks prelude and Wag-
ner's March" /"
The Bible School mecis at ? o'clock.
The mems class meets at the same
hour in the church auditorium, with
William White leading the song SER
vice.
The C.. f. meets al IS p. VI. Lead
ers, Miss Annette Fuller and G.. n.
Bower.
Tho peoples popular song service
opens at 1.30 p VI. The special musi-
ca, numbers will be a selection by the
male quartei Messrs. Hobbs, Clymcr,
Frazer and Van Horn: "Sunbeams Of
Love- by Aht: an anthem by the
choir. MY Soul Longeth," by Mars
ton, with Mrs. WoOdmancy as soloist,
and Miss Carolyn Comfy, c0ntralto,
Win sing. Eye Hath Not Seen by
Gaul. Dr Sm1ley's pulpit theme will
b. People Who Laugh at God" The
organ numbers will be "Grand
Choeur in c." by Sturgis and
Faulkes' "Recessi0nal March"
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
BISHOP THURSTON
TO VISIT STATE

The Right Rev. Theodore Payne
ThurstOn. ID. d., Bishop OF oklahoma,
an important missionary jurisdiction
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
viii visit Delaware from February 10
10 As inclusive. In behaf Of the Pre-
siding Bishop and Council. He will be
the guest OF Bishop Cook. and VIII
visit many OF the parishes and ad
dress various organizations during his
stay here. His engagements SO far
made in Wilmington will be as fol-
lows:
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
1890 A. M-lloly Communion and
conference with the clergy In the
chapel at Blsh0pstead
1890 p. M-Noonday address 30 bus
mess people at ST. Andrews Church
$50 p M.-Address Joint meeting OF
local branches OF Womans Auxiliary.
in Trinity Parish House.
40 p. M.-Evening prayer In Trim
ity Church.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY A.
1890 =. M.-No0nday address al ST..
Andrews Church.
Friday evening and Saturday at
Dover and Milford.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 49,
II A. M.-Missionary sermon In
Trinity Church.
800 p M-Childrcn's Missionary
Rally for the joint Sunday schools OF
thc city and vicinity in 81. Andrews
Church.
7i5 p. M-Semon in st. Johns
Church.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY a.
Mems meeting in st. Andrews
Parish House under Joint auspices of
me Mems Clubs OF the Wilmington
parishes.
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
PERSONALITY, IS
PASTORS Theme
Sunday Services at Hanover
Church to be of
Interest
MUSIC
ADDED FEATURE

Services in Hanover Presbyterian
Church, Boulevard and Eighteenth
streets, tomorrow. will De OF unusual
interest. At the morning hour OF
worship, the Rev. Charles al. BOhner,
pastor Will preach on The subject,
The Secret Of a Radiant Person
atty The pastors evening topic
will be "One Who Slandchh With
open Arms" The evening service
viii be eyangelistic. with a special ap-
peal TO the young as well as 30 all
residents Of the Washington Heights
neighbOrhOOd who have no church
home. The special anthem numbers
at the morning hour by the church
quartet Will be 'phey That Trust In
The Lord and Rock OF Ages" The
evening numbers will be "Sing ALLIE
luia' and Peace ! Leave WITH You. "
II. ). Drew is choirmaster.
phe Christian kndeayOr Societies
announce extra programs for the early
sunday evening services. The senior
society WIZ b. visited by Hanover
Boy scouts. IN uniform Miss nnrO-
my lnderlied will favor with violin
selection and w :. Valentine Will de-
liver the address
The junior society will be addressed
by j. Fletcher Deakyne. There also
VIII ne a special musical program al
this service.
The Sunday school Teachers AS
sociatiOn will meet Immediately fol
lowing the school hour.
New officers OF the Senior Christian
Endeavor Society are: Robert 9
llackett, president; Miss Edna Now
land, Nicc-president; e. Percy Com
eggs. treasurer; Miss Louise Wallace
recording secretary; Miss Eleanor j
stewart, corresponding secretary.
The Mems League will meet In the
usual place on Thursday evening.
The Mission Study Glass Will meel
at The home OF Mrs. Anna G. Porter
on Tuesday evening.
The Women's Missionary SocieiS
VIII meet in the usual place at 2.3l
o'clock Friday afternoon. Mrs. Charlie,
=. Thomas and Miss Bertha Harlan
VIII conduct the study, the homt
topic being The First American" an1
The foreign korea" Mrs. Harry y
Jemison VIII review the study book
The pastor will address the Wednes.
DAY evening prayer service. The ses-
sion VIII meet following this meeting
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
To PREACH ON
WORLD 'SLESSON
DR.. ]. w. R. Sumwalt to
Discuss Important Sub
ject at Grace Church
PROGRAM
AT ALL SERVICES

What the World Can Teach the
Church will be the subject OF the
sermon preached by DR.. J. w. r. Sum
walt at Grace Church tomorrow morn
ing. The organ numbers will he Pre-
lude, "Andantino." Lemare; postlude,
FESTIVAL Postlude in d." Beste. The
choir viii sing "The Lord isExalted." B"
West. and Handel's "Hallelujah
Chorus"
The Sunday school meets at noon.
The second Of the mission study topic
will be discussed at the kpworth
League service at $50 O'Clock. Miss
Mary Wheeler will be the speaker
Mrs Lorraine Clark will be the sOloist.
At the evening service Or. Sumwalt
Will continue his series OF sermons on
The Ancient Portraits OF Modern
Men This weeks topic, The Man
Who Had His Price" The choir VIII
sing Great is the Lord" st. Sloanc
offertOry. baritone solo, Mr.. Mitchell,
~ Come To Thee" Roma. The organ
numbers include. ''Finlandia," 81
bclus: Meditation" Elegie ,llrst
suite Russian. Bor0wski: "a Song
Of JOY" Diggle.
Inc Official board VIII meet IN the
church house Monday at 8 ODlock.
The Young Women's Home Mission
ary Auxiliary will meet az the home
OF Mrs. Frederic Mccall. Si5 Adams
street. Monday evening. Mrs. W w.
Knowles Will be in charge OF dovO-
tions and Miss Bessie stevens viii
discuss the topic.
The Junior League will NEE. in the
church house Monday afternoon The
Sewing Society will hold an all day
meeting in the churc,f house Tues
day. The hostesses at The luncheon will
be Mrs. G.. G. Rhetby, Miss Ella Riley
and Mrs. W. ID. Mullen.
The mid-week service Wednesday al
7.i5 o'clock will be in charge of Dr.
Sumwalt.
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
VISITING PREACHERS
AT CENTRAL

The Rev. Robert 4. Marquis. OF
Carney's Point, will MI the pulpit oil
the First-Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning. at 1870 o'clock.
His subject will be: presbyterian
Sabbath school Missions in Wyom-
ing"
The graded Sunday School, under
the supervision OF Joseph 5. Hamf-
ton. and John J. Hayes, meets at ~
o'clock The Mems Barnabas Glass,
taught by the Rev. James Boal, assem-
bes in the church gallery, at the
same hour. Christian EndeavOr ser
vice at Gas p. NJ; leader, Miss
Cora Allen.
At 7.l5 p. NJ, the Rev. s. Beatiie
Wyhe. OF New Castle. viii preach.
The musical numbers for the day will
be as follows:
NMorning-0rgan prelude, "Benedic-
lion" Saint-Saensl anthem, "Turn
We Even 10 Me" Harkerl; tenor solo,
81 Come TO Thee Cara-Roma), Marion
Minker; organ, "Postlude in c.
Smith. Evening-Organ prelude,
''Nocturne" tChopin) anthem, "The
Day is Gently Sinking TO a Close
(Matthews); soprano solo, "NOw tho
Day Is Over" lSpeaks), Louise Crown
over; organ ,"Postludeing" (DOwnes)
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
Why You Should
Go To Church
The Churches of Wilmington
welcome you to their services which you will find an
nounced in the adjoining columns If you have no regu-
DIR. EARLE TO TALK
ON SPIRIT WORLD

Trc Rev. G. c. Earle, pastor Of
Bethany Baptist Church, win preach
at the morning and evening services
at that church tomorrow. AT the
morning service, the sermon subject
Will be Bread Cast on the Water,
Finding II After Many Days" Miss
Eta Dickinson VIII sing "Open the
Gates of the Temple" at this service.
In the evening, Dootor Earle will
deliver a discourse on Visions and
Revelations From the Spirit World, "
A new feature at both services WI
be the professional of the pastor 5
singing band OF boys and girls BiDn
school at noon. Christian EndeaNor
al I p NJ
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
EIInN M E. CHURCH.

Ezion NJ. y. Church, The Rev. J, q.
King. D. D., pastor, will be as follows
iO3O o'clock, short discourse by the
pastor, followed by Holy Communion
1880 O'Clock, class meetings; 2.3O
O'Clock. Sunday school, G. G.. Laws,
superintendent: i.i5 O'Clock, Ep-
worth League, Mrs. Clara Cork, pres
ident: las o'clock, the Calendar Glup
will mold its annual services at which
lime the pastor will preach a special
sermon. Subject: "WOman Secret Ci
Success in the Great World Move
ment." Mrs. r. w. America, presi-
dent
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
MOUNT BETHFL CuURCU

The Hev. y. p COrbin, pastor of
Mount Bethel Baptist Church. viii
preach at the 10 A NJ. and z p. NJ
services tomorrow The theme at The
morning service viii be "Stay Within
Calling Distance" and in the evening
he VIII talk on wont Go Back to
Egypt Any More" The Sunday-school
meets at 1 p. NJ. and the b. Y. p. u.
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
SONG SERVICE AT
SILVERBR00K M. E.

Services tomorrow at Silverbrook
Methodist Episcopal Church, The Rev.
Blwood w Jones, pastor, VIII be
held as follows: 1890 a. m, the Sac
rament OF the Lords supper will be
administered by the pastor. sermon
theme, 'Thc Grateful SPIRIT; the
Sunday school, Joseph w. Coley. su-
perintcndent, meets at 1915: selec-
lions Will he given by Miss Connelrs
orchestra; the evening prealshlng serv-
ice at 730 wall be featured by hearty
congregat onal singing OF old familiar
hymns. The subject of the pastors
sermon VIII be Jesus, Our Hope"
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
81. LIikF,s n n CuuIRcu

ST. Lukc's Reformed Episcopal
Church, Monroe and Eighth streets.
the Rev. William Lamming. rec
tor, will hold services tomorrow
as follows: Sunday school at 10
O'Clock; morning prayer and sermon
and Holy Communion at "A o'clock
chidren's service at 2.30 o'clock: eve
ming service at 73O o'clock. Service
Wednesday at O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH.

The Rev. 5. E. Wickes, acting pastor
Of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will
have charge OF all services there to-
morrow. The order Of services will be
as follows: Catecheticai class, 9.t5
O'Clock; Bible school, 20 O'Clock
morning worship, it o'clock. Subject
Jesus Gives Sight 10 the Blind; c. e.
Society, O'Clock; vespers, 7.&5
O'Clock. Subject: The Cost OF Dis
ciDleship"
Evening journal., 1921-02-05
sEuENTH DAN ADVENTIsTs.

In "The First Seventh Day AdVen-
fists Church" on Rowland street. be-
tween Clayton and dupont and Eighth
and Ninth streets the order OF serN-
ices will be as follows. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at I.to o'clock
Sabbath school every saturday at 949
o'clock; preaching. services at IL
o'clock. conducted by the Rev. +. r.
Collier; young peoples meeting at 3
o'clork