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LLOYD GEORGE AND BRAND
 WORKING ON PLAN TO , sTABALlZE EUROPE BY LOANS

LONDON, Dec. 20-Lloyd George and Briand are working on program for the reorganization of the econom- ic situation of Europe with the active participation of Germany and Russia. They also discussed a measure for the partial stabilization of the European exchanges by a loan to Germany and the partial cancellation of her debts.
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LAW FORB|DO|NG JAPS HOLDING LAND
 E CONSTITUTIONAL
Federal Judges Uphold Law Forbid ding laps Holding Land in Cali
 fornia.-More Trouble Expected

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2O-The constitutionality of the California jaw recently passed forbidding Japanese from owning or leasing agricultural land was upheld today by court of three federal judges. Three Japanese had entered suit against the state to tst the strength of the act and this is the verdict rendered.
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BILL PASSED TO RELIEVE
 THE STARVING RUSSIANS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec 20. The house Saturday evening passed a bill authorizing the president to spend twenty million dollars to re- lieve the starving Russians.
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ARDMORE, Okla. Dec. 20-Fve7 are dead and twenty-two under arrest in connection with the murders, the re- suit of renewal of a southwest mask ed band, which is spreading terror in this section of the country.
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LATEST REPORT SAYS TOTAL OF EIGHT DEATHS RESULTED

ST JOHNS, Dec 20-The death list has reached eight as the result of the hurricane which swept the Newfound land coast.
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SALE

The Alaska Shop announces a sale on stationery. Prices are reduced 10 and 20 per cent. A nice box of writing paper is always an acceptable Christ mas present. k-Mon
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TWO BOYS KILLED WHEN
 SLED HITS TELEPHONE POL E

SEATTLE Dec. 20-DanieI. 16 years of age and Ralph McMullen, five, sons of the former high school football play CT were killed when their sled, on which they were coasting, struck tel ephone pole
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 20 Lessons in Western civilization cost China over ten billion dollars in tuit- ion fees and were "cheap at the price" Dr. Y. s. Tsas, assistant Secretary an nounced today
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DOUBT EXPRESSED FOR
 IRISH SETTLEMENT; ENGLISH TROOPS TO STAY

DUBLIN, Dec. 20-The confidence with which the supporters of the Irish peace treaty heretofore upheld the ac- tions of the Dali Eireann has given away to uncertainty and all newspap- CTS show material anxiety over the outcome.
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BROKEN OUT
 IN PORTUGUESE TERRITORY

LONDON, DEC. 2O-A revolution has broken out in Portugal according to dispatch to the Daily Chronicle from Pairs. It began with the cannon ading along the Tagus River and se- were casualties have resulted on both sides in the controversy.
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DEPUTY SHOT BY
 GOAL STRIKER

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Deputy Sheriff Lewis R., son of Sheriff w. H. Jones, and Hessen Kaled, a strike sympath- izer are dead Kaled was killed by the Sheriff. after he had fatally wound ed Lewis.
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ENGINEER DRoWNS WHILE
 ON HUNTING TRIP

SEATTLE, Dec, 2O-Donald Camp bell, mining engineer, and Arthur w. Bloomquist. bond salesman, met death by drowning here Sunday when their boat capsized. Bloomquist held the rank of captain and saw service in Si- beria.
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NAVAL PLAN IS ACCEPTED
 BY FRENCH

LONDON, Dec. 20-France will ac- cept the original naval ratio laid down by Hughes, Briand informed Harvey. He authorized the ambassador to no- tify the United States government to that effect.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 20-The most ex tensive police guard ever thrown about the financial district are on duty in Wall Street today, the result of an anarchists threat to blow the stock exchange.
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NEWS ITEMS 0F
 INTEREST FROM S5LD0v|A SECTION

SELDOVIA, Dec. 10-Dr. Jenson was over from his ranch at Homer.
 They are building new school at Homer.
 Capt. Gene Norton, who is now To- cated on the spit at Homer has his boat running and is hauling coal to Anchorage.
 David Lisle, an old timer from the Nome section is now farming at Hom- CT and has a good crop of potatoes this summer.
 John Herbert and Mrs Herbert spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Her. bert's son on the Fox island near Port Graham.
 It never rains but it pOurs Little Dick Harrington just about got his arm ste when he was taken sick and had to be sent to the hospital at An chorage where he underwent an opera tion for appendicitis. Mrs Harrington is with him and sent down word that Dick is doing nicely and they will both be home soon.
 The gas boat Star from Kodiak is in the harbor, coming after a load of coal.
 A letter received from Fred O'Neill who is now at Three Saints bay tells us that all the boys ase coming back to Seldovia to spend the Holidays.
 Bill Maitland of McNally and Mait- land is coming on the next boat. The lumber is all on the ground ready to fix up the old tug boat Tyonic to be used as a tug boat for the Bluff Point Coal mine.
 Joe McGill from Baluga is here with his crew and will go into the herring game.
 Charles Meyer was down from the Cove and reports lots of herring
 A. J. Clark is building new house in the lower part of town.
 Shorty Stoffer is making the Peter son pool hall look lkiaen up-to-date place.
 Seldovia is coming to the front. We are going to have a hospital in the near future.i The ladies of the town have the matter in hand and it is go- ing to be a success.
 Dr. Brugen was in from his fox farm located at Kachemak bay. He is well satisfied with the outlook. Mrs. Burgen has moved into town so her girl can attend school during the win ter.
 Dr. Frank Burgen, the dentist is in Kasiloff at the present time.
 Charles Spaulding, formerly fore man at the Chickaloon mine is in the city. Charley is looking flor place to settle and he. says Seldovia looks good to him. He is an old timer in AlaskaS
 Clarence Walker, who used to run the machine shop here, but is now liv- ing in Anchorage, is here as captain of Joe McGill's boat.
 The T. & T. set up Thanksgiving dinner that would have done credit to any first class restaurant in the states
 M. F. Shortley has added meat market to his bakery. It seems like old days to be able to get porter house steak.
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PITTSBURG, Kansas, Dec. 20 Machine guns were sent into the Cher okee District today where an army of women are attempting to raid the mines
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THREE MEN CONTROL
 FOOD SUPPLY OF CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec. 20-Russell J. Pool, city food expert, reported that three men are controlling the food supply of Chicago and are making thirty thousand dollars a day.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec, 20 Ambassador Harvey cabled from Lon- don, Frances acceptance of the Hugh es naval program.
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WASHINGTON D. C., The British delegation, formally asked that the plenary session of the arms confer ence be held tomorrow or Thursday in order that Britain may present it's case for the abolition of the submar- inc.
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MASKED BAND SPREADS
 TERROR THRU OKLAHOMA

ARDMORE, Dec. '20-A rein of ter has swept over this section of Okla homa the result of a masked band of night riders, who are plundering the farms of this neighborhood.
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SEVEN MORE VICTIMS ADDED TO DEATH LIST

ST JOHNS, Dec 2O-The ship Jean and Mary, wrecked on Penguin island added seven men to the list of the storm victims.
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POLICE ARREST 75o IN
 RUM RAIDS SINCE MIDWIFE

CHICAGO, Dec. 20-Tme police ar rested seven hundred and fifty per sons in rum raids since midnight. The victims include numerous rich and H. w. Mager, former federal internal rev. nue collector of the Chicago district Nearly all are being hlld in prison.
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ARCHBISHOP SAYS BIRTH
 CONTROL MENACE TO u. S.

NEW YORK, Dec 20-Archbishop J. J. Hayes in. Christmas pastorial, denounced birth control as a pagan and counceled Catholics to stop your ears to such philosophy.
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PEKIN, Dec. 20-The Chinese cabi- net resigned today as protest against the way things are going at the Wash ington conference
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QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 20-The re- Poval of the British troops from Ire land which was to have begun today has ben suspended and they will not be withdrawn until the treaty is rati- fled
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Pioner Dance New Years Eve. Sev- eral novel features will be shown at this dance. Be sure and come.
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PORTUGUESE PARLIAMENT
 HAS BEEN DISSOLVED

LISBON, Dec. 20-Parliament was dissolved today and a general election will be held January Sth.
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DEBs MAY GET PARDON

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec 20 Debs will probably get Christmas pardon, according to information here.
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ANARCHISTS BLOW
 UP BUILDING
New York Anarchists Again Bomb
 Building in New York-Threat- en to Bomb Wall Street.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20-A building was wrecked by bomb on Grand ave nue, within a block of Police Head quarters this morning
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MASONS

Annual election of Officers, Seward Lodge No. 219, F. & A. M., Wednesday Dec 21, 1921. 2t
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PlEONER FOUND DEAD IN OFFICE
 SEATTLE, Dec. 20-Harrison Bost- wick, a. prominent pioneer lawyer 72 years of age was found dead in his office in the Smith building.
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SALMON PACK ON COAST LARGE

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2O-Final figures give the Pacific coast 1921 sal mon pack, including Siberia as four and a half million cases.
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WATSON PASSES KETcHIkAN
 The steamship Admiral Watson left Ketchikan at midnight last night en route to Seward.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. % Root and Balfour are drafting a treaty on China.
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Subscribe for the Gateway. s12.0o per year by mail.
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BRAND AND GEORGE CONFER
 PARIS, Dec. 20-Briand left today for a conference with Lloyd George.
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NEW ORGAN INAUGURATED
Fine instrument at Peoples
Church, Dover, Used at Pop
ular Concert.

Dover, Oct 29--The new Kimball
organ just installed in the Peoples
Christian Church OF this town, at an
expense of S45O0, was formally opened
Thursday. with recital given by
Mrs. w. r. Miner Of New York City
The church had been transformed into
a veritable autumn scene, he decora-
tons being autum leaves. chrysan-
themums and dahlias, which covered
the chancei rail, the windows and the
entire pulpit and platform. Just
Under the organ hung a life size bust
Of the late Rev. Or. a. w. Lightbourne
the founder of the church, it also be-
iLg wreathed in dahlias and chrysan-
themums. The church was filed al
most to capacity with nearly a thou
sand persons.
The program consisted Of ten Sc
lections, all tending to show every
feature Of the organ which was fully
demonstrated by Mrs. Miner, an artist
Ia her profession.
No admission was charged. but a
free-will Offering was taken during
the evening, amounting to $1Os.
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REV. VIM. LE|SHMAN TO
.COME HERE DECEMBER 4
New Minister of EastIake Pres.
byterian Church Has Rec
ord of Successful Work.

Rev William Leishman OF Stewarta-
town, Pa. who has accepted the pas
torate of Eastlalxe Presbyterian
Church. win probably assume his new
duties on December 4. MIR. Leishman
was born in Edinburg, Scotland. but
came TO this country In 1904. As O
youth. he was a member of the United
Free Church of Scotland.
His education for the ministry was
received in the Missionary Training
Institute, Nyack, N. ", from which
he was graduated in 1907. and IN
Princeton University and Princeton
Theological Seminary. He spent FIVE
years in the latter institution, com
pleting the entire seminary course as
O member Of the class of 1913. He has
occupied the bulpits OF mission church
es in Elmira, n. Y, and Bradford. Pa.
Iio has served as pastor Of the Stew
artstown Presbyterian Church for six
and half years, accepting the charge
IN 1915. During his pastorate much
has been achieved in improving the
church. A solid constructive work has
been done. SO persons have been re-
ceived into membership, and the va
rious benevolences Of the church have
made unprecedented progress under
the new era plan which was intro
duced
A brother Of Rev. Mr.. Lelshman is
also in the ministry. lie is Rev.
James Leishman. associate pastor Of
Pasadena Presbyterian Church. Pasa-
dena. Calf
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tilI,e

'i.N Presbyterian Churoh. Fovrtb
'hA litmme sltrUls ntV JoeI Gnal.
Hh minister frathinn Tomorrow,
hihH And evening" UN the pastor
ttNitfl lnHN Nimfimnl ur Destrur-
iitr aa iiUn tU hna Good" SUNDAY
hHHI anh uihrf meptlnss a. ths usual
HfIHals
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RECITAL AT ST. JOHNS.
George Henry Day Has Arranged At
tracfive Program on New
Church Organ.

George Henry Day viii give an or
gan recital tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock in st. Johns church. Twenty
first and Market streets. The song
birds" recently installed on the new
church organ will. be used for the
first time.
Mr.. Day has arranged an interest
ing program. selected from the better
known works Of the great masters.
beginning with the great Fantasia and
Fugue in G minor of John Sebastian
Bach, and including compositions by
Saint Saens, Thomas, and Wagner.
The main feature of the program will
be the playing Of the complete Peer
Gynt Suite" by Grieg in four move
ments. The Overture to William
Tell' by Rossini will bring the pro-
gram to a close.
On account of the recital, the reg
ular evening service at 7.45, will be
omitted tomorrow.
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SPECIAL SERVICES At
ASbURY ANNIVERSARY
Rev. r. B. Short, Formerly of
This City, viii Speak To-
morrow Morning.

Special services wifi be held in AS
bury NJ r. Church, Third ans Walnut
streets, tomorrow in continuation of
the lS2d anniversary celebration OF the
institution Of the church. Rev. George
White Dawson is pastor.
An old-fashioned class meeting at
9 a. m. viii be the opening feature OF
the days observance. with Rev, An
drew Dolbow. well known evangelist.
as leader. Services at 1880 a. m. will
be addressed BY Rev Francis Eur
gette Short. ID. D.. OF New York City.
superintendent Of Police George Black
and members of the police force will
attend the services at that time IN a
body as Will the ladies OF the Home
for Aged Women.
Aubrey Naudever will address the
Sunday school services at 2 p. m An
Epworth League service at $50 p. M
Will be addressed by Misc Alice L.
Roop Of Harrison Street Church. At
1.30 D. IN. Rev. John II. Wiley, Ph. d.,
Of New Jersey will deliver a sermon.
Special selection will be rendered at
that time by Mrs. Walter W. Seymour
and Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Wilson.
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DELAWARE AVENUE BAPTIsTs
PLAN PARTY

The first fan social and get to-
gether meeting of the Sunday School
Of the Delaware avenue Baptist church
viii be held on Monday evining, IN
the lecture room Of the church. This
meeting will be IN the form OF a Hal
lowe'en masked party, but no one
need stay away because they are not
masked All those coming masked
win be given a number and everyone
viii be given slips upon which TO
write the identity of those masked.
A prize will be given to the one guess
ing the names Of the most persons
ma sked
There will be music and singing
y, Ross Farra superintendent Of
the sunday school has requested the
III La Or cla Del, organized class 10
provide the entertainment. The adj
mission fee viii be one apple.
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MNaI Presbyterian church. Elrhth
~ Mhsh'HNiun streets Rcv. tU.
liaHAln Amilr1 pHaimr Preaching
NNiNN mWnnn and evening hv the
Htsin Subject 1u1n. SECOND sermon
iHf fIfH un The Christians
aHlHHHni iilHhioausnoss sap. "A
aNi NHn HHs Huf Euad enough fu
ittfth SUNDAY ahuA and other
fl meetings at lhr usual hours
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ST. Luke's Il. II, Church, Monroe
and Eighth streets. Rev. William
iamming, rector, Church school to-
morrow, 10; morning prayer and SER
mon, IL evening prayer and sermon,
$50. Mid-week service al s. wednes-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
81. Luke's.


Sc. Luke's II. II. Church, Monroe
and Eighth streets, Rev. william
l4amming, rector. Church school to-
morrow, 10; morning prayer and SER
mon, IL; evening prayer and sermon,
$50, Mid-week service al s. Wednes-
day.
Sunday Breakfast Mission.
Religious services are held each
night at the Sunday Breakfast Mis-
sicn, l15 Shlpley street. Sunday
school will be held tomorrow after
noon al l.15 o'clock.
Christian Alliance.
Services AT the Christian and Mis-
sionary Alliance, 504 West Fifth street.
VIII be as follows: $50. prayer hour:
1880, sermon by the pastor; 2. sun
Gay school; ESQ. young peoples meet
ing; I,s0, sermon by the pastor.
Progressive SpIritualists.
Sunday evening service, 7.45 at the
lrst Progressive Spiritualist Church.
tPythian Castle HalD, 906 West street.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Con, licentiate.
New Jerusalem.
New Jerusalem Church. Pennsyl-
Vania ave and Broome street, Rev
George Henry Dole pastor Preaching
tomorrow morning by the pastor. Sub
leet, lO.45. THE Relation OF Men to
Angels and Spirits"
Adventlsts.
First Seventh Day Adyentists
Church, 1904 Howland street. Rev. E
+. Collier minister. Preaching satur-
day morning at IL. Sabbath school
and other regular meetings at the
usual hours
Scientist.
First Church OF Christ. Scientist
Park and Van Buren, street, will hold
services tomorrow at IL and s: sub
ject of the lesson sermon, "EverIast-
ing Punishment" Sunday school. H.
The Reading Room at 403 Industrial
Trust Building is open to the public
weekdays from 10 a. m. to 5 p m.
except Wednesday, when il closes at 8.
Splrltuallsts (FraternaD.
Fraternal Spiritualist's Church. Eden
lall. Services tomorrow evening at
t.SO o'clock in charge OF Mrs. Moore
Messages by Mrs Bishop.
Bethel.
Bethel \. NJ +. Church. Sixth and
Walnut streets. Rev. c. w. Stewart.
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
irg at 1890 o'clock by Bishop William
II. Heard; y. M, preaching by Rev.
F. I. NJ. Webster. Rally Day exercises
vlll be observed by the Sunday school
lat 2.3O o'clock in the afternoon.
Friends.
Friends Meeting. Tenth and Har-
rson streets, First Day (Sunday) at
10.30' Bible class at 1870. Midweek
meeting on Fourth Day "Wednesday
at 7.45.
Church
Free Chapel.
Services tomorrow in the Free
Methodist Chapel at Seventh and Ben
nett streets viii be as follows: sun
day school. 10; preaching, IL and s.sO:
prayer meeting Friday evening.
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New Church Fund Growing.

Services BY the congregation OF the
Peninsula NJ y. Church IN Jr. o. II.
A. N. Hall. 907 Tatnall street tomor-
row will be in charge of the pastor,
Rev. l.. b. Smith. lie win preach at
1890 and 7.30. The sunday school will
be held al noon and the young peoples
Christian Endeavor services will be
held at 6.46. Mr.. Smith returned from
Laurel this week whore he secured
$500 for the new church fund. Work
on the new church building viii be
started in short time
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ArmlstIce nay al unIlarlnn chnreh.

In view Of Armistice Day and the
Disarmament Conference, the service
at the Unitarian Church, West street
above Eighth, on October 3Oth and
November 9Th, will seek TO focus at
lenilon on the great principles in-
VOWED N the effort to end war. To-
morrow morning at II o'clock the SER
mon BY the minister, Rev. w. A.
Nrooman. win be on the subject. ''The
Law of the Jungle and on sunday
November s, the subject swill be "The
Law for Humanity Miss Wales viii
lead the singing. Everyone is welcome
and all pews free.
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SCIENCE CLUB ACTIVE.

The Science Club of the Wilmington
High School continues active. At its
meeting held this week at the High
School a definite spirit Of cooperation
prevailed. The meeting was devoted
to the subject Of radium and to the
life of Ira Remsen. The mems class
in gymnastics is another popular
activity of the Faculty. Under the
direction of Coach Ashton, the class
meets each Tuesday and Thursday
afternoon.
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salvation Army Ser, ices.

An open air meeting will be held a.
Fifth and Market streets BY the Sal
Sation Army at 7.30 o'clock this even
ing. Services viii be held tomorrow as
follows: SIS, indoor meeting; 1880.
Sunday school, 2.S0, open AIR meeting:
3.l5, praise meeting; 6.;5, young
Peoples meeting; 7,15. open air meet
ii,g at Fifth and Market streets; s
gospel meeting
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Church Societies Active.

The Ladies' Guild of Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church will roeet at the
home of Mrs, Harry X. Perry, 22t2
Pine street at, s p. m. Tuesday. The
Church council will meet in the church
parlor az 7.45 p. m. Tuesday. Bible
study will be observed at 7.45 p. m.
Wednesday The kindergarten will
meet from 8 to II a. m. SATURDAY.
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Erw0RTH LEAGUE
ANNIVERSARY
Wilmington District Workers 10 Meet
at Newport November 4.

The a2d annual Epworth League
convention of the Wilmington district
WIZ be held at Newport next Tuesday
afternoon and evening. Two delegates
and the pastor will attend the meeting
from each league OF the district.
Dr. Robert Watt, district superln-
tendent. win address the afternoon
session and Bishop Berry VIII be the
evening speaker. Lantern slides of the
recent Epworth League institute at
Dover VIII be shown, and special
program of recreations will be given
between the sessions and at the ban
quet hour. The first session begins at
lso p. m. The Newport Ladies Aid
Society win serve supper at 8 o'clock
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club Services at Wesley.

Members of the Kiwanis Club. as
we'll as members OF the Republican
club Of Lansdowne, Pa, have been
invited TO attend services tomorrow
evening in Wesley NJ. f. Church. Rev.
lack Wells. pastor Of the church, has
arranged a special sermon. An ap-
propriate musical program has been
prepared
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pr. G. w. orahhe a. nnrrlson-

Tomorrow morning Rev. c. ".
Crabhe viii preach at Harrison street
"A, =. Church on Law Enforcement.
All members of the Ella Thaeeer
Branch Of the w. c. 7. u. and the
Young Peoples Branch are asked to
attend in a body. All other unions
are invited.
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concert al EpMorth CllnreL.

The choir Of Epworth NJ. Il. Church
viii repeat the concert given in Elk
ton, Md. last week, at the morning
services in the church tomorrow. This
viii be an innovation at Epworth
Church, as song services have hereto
fore been held in the evening, The
chorus win be composed III 10 voices.
with Professor George y. King as di-
rector and Mrs. Emma saxton organ
ist.
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bible students 10 Hear Noted speaker

w. i. Pelle Of Louisville. Ky, will
be the speaker AT the meeting tomor.
row afternoon, Of the international
Bible Students Association, in The Jr
q y a. Hall, 907 Tatnall street. Ills
subject viii be Millions Now Living
Win Never Die" The regular Sunday
services viii be held at the usual per-
iods.
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Church supper "Wednesday.

The Christiana NJ. +. Social MEM
bers viii hold their annual poultry
ana oyster supper In the basement Of
the church next Wednesday evening.
should the weather be unfavorable
mat night tue supper win be held
the next evening.