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CHARACTER BECOMES
BUNDLE Of HABITS
Sincere Devotion to tho True
and Beautiful Make a
Life Good.

The Christian Endeavor topic this
week is discussed by Row. irwin #.
Wagner who takes for his subject,
Habits. Good and Bad" and his
Scripture references---Prov. 4: 1921,
Heb. 10: 1925. Mr. Wagner says:
A suggestive play on the world habit,
by striking out tho first letter, you
have ,"abit" A bit Mt a time requir-
ing definite effort. or even irksome,
eventually by repetition becomes easy
and permanent quality or n confirm
ed tendency. n habit, n rut.
Character becomes n bundle OF
habits. Epictetus says. III thou
woudst make anything habit. do 1t;
II thou woudst not make 1t n habit,
do It not" A Spanish proverb says,
Sow an act. reap habit: SOW q
habit. reap life: sow n life, reap a
destiny" Sincere devotion 10 the true
the beautiful and tho good will make
a life habituelly good. And so life
given to sordid selnshness or evil will
become permanently so.
In the power of habit lies our ser
lous study. The subtleness Of its
acquisition. It's absolute, arbitrary
Fsway. II is said that rain and sleet
freezing M II fell fastened an eagle
helpless perched on the limb of Q
tree. lie was easily captured and
after several days set Mt liberty. So
In subtle and silent manner evi
habits fasten themselves upon US
cripple our power and spoil our lives
The one drink. the one theft, the un
clean thought the profane word, each
make succeeding ones easier and di
rect the way. So, too. we may SILENT,
fashion a life beautiful I'm its good
ness. pleasant word. a smile,
simple act OF courtesy. kind dee,
done on the wing. or n special act o
benevolence needing personal care an
sacrifice, small and commonplace per
haps. Will become the easy natura
thing And SO with faith, hope. low
and reverence. The secret OF. Daniel
character was the accumulated habit
which marked him az n man of OK
ceptlonal worth and value TO IN
heather King. His habits OF piet,
of prayer. were his stay and staff o
his rugged road.
y consideration like this render
llfe solemn and starts the induir-
what kind OF habits am / forming
What kind OF "A character?
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on Monday afternoon the Candee
Chapter of the Westminster Guild will
meet for Bible study at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Candee. directed by Mrs.
j. i. Cochran Of Persia. On Monday
evening the Mems Club VIII hold its
regular monthly meeting. Scout
Executive Greenhawk will be the
speaker and show pictures Of Boy
Scout work in France The regular
midweek service will be held Wed
nesday evening. On Thursday, Karl
T. i. Schroeder OF New York, for
merly of the Metropolitan Opera co.
will meet the Choral Club. The Wo-
mans Missionary Society will con-
tinue the study or The Kingdom and
the Nations" under the leadership OF
Mrs. John Macarthur Harris Of Ger
mantoWn.
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SOLEMN SERVICES FOR
HOLY WEEK OBSERVANCE
ST. Peters Cathedral Will be
Centre Of Activity for Cath
Ole Diocese.

The usual solemn services will mark
this years observance OF Holy Week.
which begins on April Q, by the
Catholic Churches Of the Wilmington
Diocese. At ST. Peters Cathedral.
Sixth and West streets, the center Of
diocesan activity, services will be con-
Quoted daily. both morning and eve
ming. RI. Rev. John j. Monaghan
viii preside over most Of the cere-
monies. The program has just been
arranged by the pastor. Rev. John J.
Dougherty.
Holy Week will be formally usher
ed In with the blessing Of the palms
on Palm Sunday. At the Cathedral,
this ceremony viii be conducted by
Bishop Monaghan at a solemn high
mass at II O'Clock. a procession will
follow. and the chanting Of the pas
sion viii be held At 4 p. IN. the reel
! tation IL the rosary and Benedlction
Of the Blessed Sacrament viii be held
while in the evening, at 745 O'Clock
tho mems retreat will close.
/ The service Of the Tenebrae, which
Is participated in by the bishop and
a number OF priests. Will commence 81
/ 7.45 o'clock Wednesday evening. and
will continue on Thursday and Friday
evenings at the same hour. Rev
John w. Coyeney, S. T., Of Boston
Mass. will deliver sermons each eve
ming.
a solemn pontihcai mass will b.
celebrated with much ceremony o.
Thursday morning. at 1890 O'Clock
by Bishop Monaghan, when the bless
ing Of the Holy Oils will take place
Practically every priest of the VIII
mington diocese will take part. j.
the evening the tencbrae service wi
be held
On Good Friday the mass of the Pre-
sanctified will be celebrated b
Bishop Monaghan at 2 O'Clock and n
chanting Of the passion viii take plac,
At - noon the observance u tn
three hours agony viii be begun, wit
discourses on the Seven Last Words
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PRESENT FOR MRS. SMILEY.
Women of West Presbyterian Church
Acknowledge Her Work Among Them

Mrs. L Franklin Smiley. wife OF Dr.
L. Franklin Smiley. formerly pastor
of West Presbyterian Church. with
her daughter Irene. has gone 10 join
DIR. Smiley in Pittsburg. after a two
weeks visit with her mother in Cam
den, y. J. In appreciation for what
Mrs. Smiley has done for the women
OF the West Presbyterian Church and
congregation. they have forwarded TO
her a package containing a meat plat
ter, carving set. and sandwich tray OF
silver.
Before DR.. and Mrs. Smiley left
Wilmington. the Mehs Glass present
ed him with a gold watch, and the
Women's Class gave TO her a platinum
and diamond bar pin The several
gifts which have been presented 70
them only in a small way the high
esteem in which DIR. and Mrs Smiley
were held by their friends OF West
Church
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FRANKLIN RESTORED
REVERENCE FOR BIBLE
ldyIl Of Ruth Read Before Skep-
tics Emphasizes Beauties
OF Biblical Literature.
BY Associated Prs.s to Every rveninr.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago. nj. March I1.-"Contrary
10 general supposition the Bible IL nor
a collection OF texts for ministers To
preach from" Theodore q. Soares
professor at the University Of Chi
cago and preacher at the Hyde Park
Congregational Church, declared in an
address. here. ~ is a collection OF
literature. the greatest which was de-
veloped before the coming OF Creeks
BENJAMIN Franklin recognized that"
Prof. Soares substituted a dramatic
reading OF Ruth for a usual sermon
from a text
While Franklin was in France dur
ing the period when the Age OF Rea-
SON had swept away reverence for the
Bible" said Prof. Soares, he remarked
at a meeting OF a skeptical society, In
searches l have discovered rare
Oriental tale in an obscure volume.
should like TO have it read az some
future gathering OF this circle The
members enthusia stically insisted that
the esteemed DR.. Franklins discovery
be introduced at their next meeting.
Accordingly. Franklin procured a
skilled reader. who read Ruth before
the society. Charmed by the story
which they supposed was new dis
| covey, the members voted that It be
published in the records OF the organi.
zatfon.
That would he unnecessary SAN
! Franklin. as tho story Is already
widely published IN a volume which
contains many others OF equal merit
the Bible"
| Prof Soarcs said that aside from II.
! purpose. which was TO combat nation
alistic bigotry. Ruth is beautiful
prose idyll.
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CARDINAL FOR MEXICO
IS PLAN OF POPE Plus
Affairs Of Catholic Church
There to Have Careful Con-
sideration in Rome.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.


Mexico City. Feb. 24-Affalrs of the
Catholic church IN Mexico are To be
given serious consideration by the Vat
lean within the next few months, say
observers here. many OF whom predict
that the elevation Of n Mexican pre-
late to cardinal wiz be one OF the
first acts Of Pope Plus XI To make for
closer relations.
The Archbishop OF Zamora, a veneer
able church dignitary. is mentioned as
the most likely candidate for the red
hat
For some years priests and nuns
were not allowed to appear on the
Mexican streets In clerical garb and
churches with their furnishings were
contiscated by scores.
Now there is an apparent tendency
toward leniency on the part OF PresI-
dent Obrcgon. Many churches have
been re1pened and several previously
conhscated have been returned. There
- no restriction as TO service and the
Roman collar and the nuns sombre
garb are seen again in public.
The late Pope Benedict XIV several
months ago dispatched to Mexico as
the apostolic delegate, Monsignor Err
nesto F4lnppi who In his short time
here has done much To better church
conditions In the republic. 1t is per
haps significant that only few DAYS
after the coronation OF Plus XI. the
Monsignor was hurriedly called "a
Rome ito confer with the pontiff rela.
tive 10 Mexico" according to a state
mNnt II hag alFan1x
that five new bishoprlcs are to he es
tablished in Mexico AS part OF the In.
tenFive church campaign.
The state OF Yucatan which is al.
mittedly radical in It's government 1.
determined foe OF Catholicism and
several laws have been passed or ar,
being considered looking 10 restriction
Of worship
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LIVING COST FOR WOMEN.
Rate Fixed at s14.40 Per Week for
WORKERS In Boston.

Women workers Of ordinary ability,
and having "A year S
experience. should receive at lea ST
Sl44O for weeks work in the opinion
of Boston Brush Makers Wage Board,
which has Just made public its report
to the Minimum Wage Commission.
The board prepared the following
weekly cost OF living budget:
Board and lodging. 50; clothing,
$3.50; laundry. 20 cents; car fares. 20
cents; church, rs cents; doctor dem
list and oculist. 20 cents; incidentals,
20 cents; self-improvemen', vacation
and emergency reserve, so cents each :;
association dues and ms france, Is
cents.
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MISSIONARY DAY AT Union,
Moneys Collected During Year for Mis-.
sions VIII Be Reported.

The annual missionary day will be
observed 10y Union NJ. L. Sunday
school tomorrow. and the sum collect
ed for missions during the year will
be turned over. In 1918. the school
gave the missions $500. while in 1921,
the sum OF Sl225 was collected. The
goal this year was $500.
On Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
missionary pageant will be present
ed by the Young Womens Foreign
Missionary Society. Special music will
be rendered by the school orchestra
under the leadership Of Frank Baker
w. l.. Bicking is Sunday school super
intcndenf
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN.
Westminster.


Westminster Presbyterian church,
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street. Rev. Charles l.. Candee. pastor.
Services tomorrow will be as follows:
Preaching by the pastor at the morn
ing service and vespers; Bible classes
and Sunday school at noon.
Eastlake.
Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
Twcnty-Seven and Market streets,
Rev. William Leisham, pastor. Ser
vices tomorrow as follows: 1870, SER
mon; 2, Sunday school; $40, Christian
Endeavor; 7.s0. sermon. Prayer meet
ing T.45 Wednesday evening.
Olivet.
Olivet Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and Broome streets. Rev. j. S. Gilfillan.
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening: subject. 1o.45. do want
to Live Forever, 7.45, 1.-The Three
SIS OF the Christian Life" Sabbath
school at 10; young peoples meeting
at Z.
West.
West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Wa shington streets. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by Rev
Harold MICA. Robinson, ID. D., of Phila
dclphia.
Greenhill.
Greenhill Presbyterian Church, Ken
nett pike. Rev. Thomas Kerr, pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning at 1924
sabbath school at $50 a. m. The an.
nual budget canvass will be conducted
in the afternoon. :"
First and Central.
First and Central PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Market Street above Ninth
street, Rev. Aquilla Webb. u. d, min,
! lister. Preaching tomorrow morning
! and evening by the pastor. Subject
1890. Jesus and the Widows Mite.
80, Fatal Folly OF Felix" Sunda,
school and other regular meetings a
the usual hours.
First United.
! First United Presbyterian Church
Third and Broome streets, Rev. y
y. Calhoun pastor. Preaching tomor
row morning and evening by an out
side speaker in the absence OF tn
pastor. who is Ill. Sunday school an,
other regular meetings at the usua
| hours.
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Fellowship Supper.

The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tan Endesvor of First and Central
Presbyterian Church held q fellow
ship" supper at els o'clock last eve
ming. In the Sunday school rooms.
Frank ID. Getty, social director OF
young peoples work OF the Presby-
terrain Churches OF the country, was
the speaker. Reports were received
from the va rious committees.
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CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH
MONEY.

Cut out this slip, enclose With 81 and
mail It 70 Foley Il Co, 1886 Sheffield
avenue, Chicago, H., writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
IN return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and Group; Foley Kidnev
Pills for pains in sides and back; rhe,i-
matism, backache, kidney and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic for constipation, biliousneas,
headaches, and sluggish bowels. y. p.
Danfortb.-Adv.
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Special Sermon at ST. Panl's.

AT the evening service In st. Pauls
NJ. e. Church tomorrow. the pastor,
Rev. c. l.. Hubbard, ID. d., will dis
cuss the question, Does the Bible
Sanction the Use Of Strong DRINK"
as one Of "A series Of sermons on the
Life of Jesus" The morning sub
ject will he The Saints Refuge" and
the service will be preceded by a gen.
eral class meeting. led by Rev. w. G..
Strickland. The Sunday school will
meet at 2 and the Christian Endeavor
Society at 6.15. There will be a song
service between IT'S and 7.3O.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Reformed EpiscOnnl.

st. Luke's II. r.. church. Monroe and
Eighth streets. Rev. William Lamming,
rector. Sunday services rs follows;
church school. 10; morning prayer
and sermon, II; evening prayer and
sermon. TAO. "Wednesday at p. IN.
mdweek service.
G.. and M. Alliance.
Christian and Missionary Alliance,
504 West Fifth street. Services tomor-
row an follows: $50, prayer service;
1890. sermon by Rev. Preston Ken
nedy of New York; 1890. Sunday
school,; $40. young peoples meeting;
7.3o. sermon. Mid-weck services on
Monday and Thursday evenings at
7.30.
Unitarian.
First Unitarian Church, Eighth md
West streets, Rev. w A. Vrooman,
pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
| ing and evening: subject, IL. "The
Task of Chrlstianizing the Com
munity." AT 7.45. Warden Plummer
will talk on work and religion at the
workhouse. Kindergarten and church
school at 1915 o'clock.
| Friends.
Friends Meeting, Tenth and IIar-
rison streets. First day Sunday
services at 1910 n. m; Bible class al
80 o'clock.
New Jerusalem.
New Jerusalem Church, Pennsyl
vania Avenue and Broome street, Rev
George Henry Dole. pastor Preach.
ing at 10.45 tomorrow morning by thu
pastor on The Command of Self
Sunday school and other regular meet
lngs at the usual hours
Adventist.
First Seventh Day AdventIs
: Church, 1904 Rowland street, Rev. l.
10. Drews, pastor. Preaching Satur
day morning, March Is, on "Bibl
Prophecies Of Present Day Events.
sabbath school and other regula
meeting ut the usual hours.
r Progressive Splritualist.
Progressive Spiritualist Church
Pythian Castle. Religious and mes
sage service tomorrow evening at 7.4g
with Mrs Ellen NJ. Con- in charg,
Messages from department friends b
, Mrs. Dawson OF Philadelphia, Pa
Fraternnl SpirItualIst.
Fraternal Spiritualist Church. EIDE
Hall. Physiology" and Spiritual
ism Will be the subjects Of a lectur
: tomorrow afternoon at 2.3O o'clock d
Professor Christiansou. Evening SCI
vices Mt 100 o'clock will be conducte
) by Mrs. W. w Moore.
Friends.
Friends Meeting House. Fourth ar
! West streets, First Day school
9,45; meeting FOR divine Worship.
. a. IN. Supper at y. m. Will be 70
. lowed by study. Fourth Day mectir
, will be held at 5.45 u. M. a joi
!. mid-week meeting will bo hold
:, ! Tenth and Harrison streets Wedne
= day evening. with Anne Biddle Ste
ling as the speaker.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First.

First NJ. L. Church. Seventh street.
below Walnut. Rev. F. G.. Holloway,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor: subject
l0.45, salvation; What Is IT." AS.
The Famine Other meetings as
usual. Nightly revival services will
be started in the evening
second.
Second VI. I. Church. Fifth avenue
and Anchorage streets. Rev. Il. r. Jes-
ter. pastor. Sunday school at $50 II. m.
and preaching at 40 by the pastor.
Prayer meeting on Friday evening.
Peninsula.
Peninsula NJ. 7. Church. Jr. O. |.
A. NJ Hall, sO7 TatnaI street. Rev.
Leonard r. Smith pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening ny
the pastor. Subject, lO.45. Christians
Alert" 80. The law OF Good Inten-
tions." Sunday School at noon: Chris
tian Endeavor al Gas p. m.
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Bible Students Meeting.

The Present Generation 20 Witness
Establishment OF Christ's Kingdom"
is the subject OF a lecture arranged
for 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
the Jr. o. L. A. NJ. Hall. 907 Tatnall
street. by W. II. Dickerson, before the
international Bible Students AssO-
citation. The lecture will be preceded
by the children's classes at 2 O'Clock.
and Mr.. Dickerson viii answer written
Bible questions at the close Of his
lecture
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CANDY SPECIALS.

Lucia assorted Chocolates in one
pound boxes. SOC the box. Full as
sortment Page & Shaw. Lggett's and
Nayis Chocolates. Danforths Drug
Store. The only Rexall Store IN Will
mington.
Market and Second Sts.-Adv.
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Grace Church Program.

Programs of well-known hymns will
be rendered by the chimes Of Grace
VI. E. Church at 10 a. m.
and p. m. tomorrow. Special musical
numbers will be rendered at both
morning and evening services IN the
church.
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why don't you test your strength
with your constituents by Offering to
retire?" "A man in public life should
never do that" said the eminent
statesman. why not?" Its the
quickest way | know of to get a repu-
tatiou for insincerity. Birmingham
Age Herald.
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On Wednesday evening. in Second
Baptist church. the progressive roll
call Will be given. All whose names
begin with IN" are invited to be pres
ent and join in a Bible reading. On
Tn ursday evening neighborhood
prayer meeting win be held at the
home Of Mrs. Anna Coward. 21S Ged-
DIES street. Union Park Gardens. DR..
Allison will be present
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American Volunteers Revival.

Beginning tonight. the Volunteers
OF America. sos Shipley street. under
the leadership OF Major and Ahs. j.
j. Habecker, will begin revival Rev.
G. w. Rutter and others will assist
in conducting the services.
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Additional musical selections will be
rendered in Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church at the evening service tomor-
row. The program will include In
dividual solos, and a duet. by Frank
Ford Palmer and j. Wales Davis. The
choir will sing special hymns.
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To Burn Eastlake Mortgage.

The mortgage on Eastlake. NJ. r.
Church. Thirtieth and Tatnall streets,
will be burned tomorrow evening just
prior 10 the quarterly conference. Rev
Robert Watt will be the speaker.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary OF ST. Luke's
Reformed Episcopal Church. Monroe
and Eighth streets. will held a bake
~ the church today. Home made
bread cake and pies will he for sale.
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BAPTIST.
Delaware Avenue.

Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street, Rev.
J. Y. Irwin. pastor. Preaching tomor-
of New York; in. the evening n SER
mon on "a Great Festival" Sunday
school Mt noon and other meetings IN
usual.
Second.
Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets, Rev. G.. ID. Allison,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor: subject,
1890, "Christs Ideal Christian" 7.45,
"Forbearance." Sunday school at noon.
Special music at all services.
German.
German Baptist Church, Fifth and
Walnut streets. Rev. w. A. Schoen,
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor; sub
ject, 10, "The Believers High Calling"
Gin Germany. 100, mot Far From
Sunday school and other meetings as
usual.
North Baptist Church, Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue, Rev
William l.. Pettingill, minister. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening by
the pastor. Subject. 1890, Counter
feiting the Gospel" 7.30. The I'm
bound Word Of God" Bible School a,
noon.
First Swedish.
First Swedish Baptist Church. Van
Idever avenue and Church streets. Rev
G. A. Chader, pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor; subject, 10.45, Noah, a Type
OF Salvation: 7.30. The Fourth Com
mandment in Wilmington" Sunday
school and other regular meetings a
the usual hours. Prayer meetinl
"Wednesday evening.
Mt Enon.
Mt. Enon Baptist Church. Rev. A
G. Scott. minister. Preaching tomor
row morning and evening by the pas
tor. Sunday school. and other regula
meetings at the usual hours.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL,
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LUTHERAN.
Zion.

Zion Lutheran Church. Sixth and
jackson streets. Rev Frederick Hass
Karl, minister. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
Subject. 1890. "A Common Danger
80. "Christ's Baptism and the Cross g"
sunday school and other regular meet
mrs M tho uS,,al bo,,,g
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DIR. Kennedy Mt Breakfast Mission.

Rev. Preston Kennedy is preaching
every evening this month at the Sun
day Breakfast Mission.
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Holy Trinity.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.
Twenty-third and Madison streets.
Rev. ;. Z. Wicker, minister Preach
Ing tomorrow morning and evening
10y the pastor. Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
ST. Andrews.

St Andrews Episcopal Church,
Eighth and Shipley streets. Rev.
Richard w. Trapnell, rector. Tomor-
row morning, Holy Communion, &
o'clock: Bible class and Church school,
9.45. and morning prayer and sermon
at IL o'clock. The evening services at
As o'clock will he in charge of Percy
!. Knapp. representing the Presiding
bishop and Council in the Department
of Missions.
Calvary.
Calvary T.. T.. Church, Third and
Washington streets. Rev r.. II.
stevens. pastor. Services tomorrow
as follows: 80, holy communion (:
$50. church school; l0.45. prayer and
sermon on The Christian and His
Neighbour" 745. prayer and illustrated
address on st. Paul" Litany and
address at 7.4S Wednesday evening.
Trinity.
Trinity 7. +. Church, Delawar,
avenue and Adams street. Rev. Fred
erick kirkus. pastor. Services 10
morrow VIII be as follows: 80. HOLY
Communion; $50, Sunday school
morning prayer and sermon, II
Bishop Cook viii officiate at all the ser
vices and deliver the sermon. In tn
evening the congregation will attent
services at ST. Andrews Church.