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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-08
GOD LOVES MEN Of ALL
CREEDS AND RACES
His Absence From Our Lives
Means Losing Greatest OF
All Pleasures.
Communicated.

Communicated.
The Christian Endeavor topic this
week ~ discussed by Rev. George &,
Williams who takes for his subject:
THE Masters Invitation" and hls
Scrlpturnl references: Luke II; 10
"a John 3. &c. Mr.. Williams says:
The words Of Jesus are always In
terertlng Never man gpake like this
man. John 3:i6 In text Of scripture
We love 60 quote. Broad In lta scope
/ Il reaches out TO the uttormost parts
of the universe. and down to the low
est debris Of sin. and up 10 tho highest
plane of Christian character and In
Cludes the race.
God loves all men OF every grade
and ~ every nation, aud ~ every
color and creed. and lilo gave Hts son
Jesus Christ "a come into this world
and into our life. and bo hatasscd by
Tho same environment wo arc troubled
with. and tempted ~ We nTe tempted
! fcring. and by iiia death and reaurrec-
tion bring life and immortality with.
and through such life ana such Huf
In our reach, This IL the message 81
John 3:is.
/ The parable IN Luke t.lG~24. spoken
by our Lord to reveal clearly thu
nature OF the kinkdom Of God. and
how freely tho blessings thereof ar,
offered to men and how anxious God
he that nii men for an mcn are IN
Guided in tho invitation shall partlct
pate IN tho spiritual blessings ~ Iis
kingdom. IL "A startling revelation. sian
~ the blindness - human cyes an,
Tho hardness ~ human hearts. IN ~,
presence Of real values: aud show
huw completely men can become NIB
sorbed In worldly sfrairs one ~ thns
Invited had bought land, ard mus
go and look u otrt Another hn,
bought oxen. and must GO and prov,
them. third had married a wife. an,
could not come Earh, and ell %
these invited airs fhed n business
and pleasure. business aud plensur,
still hold first place ln th
thought ~ ~ many Intent ,r,.,
finding wealth and pleasure We lpoa
ont Of Our lives the highest and pures
pleasure. that Of being ri'izen Is
Gods kingdom. and rendering Chris
titit NFt wee"
Ihet" % another thought susseatel
by this parable u ~ this. tEnd
NOT going 80 cease ~ It's effort Z
nA His kingdom with happy recipient
"f It's grace simply hetauae seine me,
are too blind 80 soc. aud too sap.,,s
'o appreciate The, riches II spi,itua
things Tho servants were sent int
the highways, and hedges 90 call IA
poor. ths blind. the halt. tho neglect
"d 81 All Clasaer God still sends IN
EerNsnts tire church In nil nc
iHan he's. into tho highway. of IN
wvrid to call tho poor. tho blind ia
hiatt Tbs church viii continue tn q
int" India, china. Africa. war s,rirk
IN Europe. and iuto neglected Mcxic,
and sho will call AL men into God
ksnsdom. And those that hear an
heed VIII enjoy His bounty.
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PALM SUNDAY SERVICE
At SECOND BAPTIST
Interesting Series OF Meetings
Arranged in Preparation
Tor Easter.

''rhe Speaking Stoneg' viii be the
Palm Sunday message ~ the Rev.
George -. Allison, Ph. D., pastor Of
Second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin streets. tomorrow morning
at 1890. "The Palms" 10y Fnurc. VIII
be sung by Edward Taylor. and Mrs.
Itamoth Mitchell with Floyd Harper
VIII sing MY Faith Looks Up %
Thee" by Iechner. The bible school
viii meet az noon. and the business
Mems Bible ClapA viii study '"rhe
story Of Joaah" with Ut Allison Tho
orchestra of Harry H. stausebach viii
play at this service. ~ 7A5, Dr. Al
lison Will speak - "'rhe Joy ~
Rescue" The auartctto choir. direct
cd by Floyd Harper. viii sing lead
Kindly Light" arranged by H. Buck
A. solo by Mrs william A Orotz VIII
b" Son - Ny Soul" hy Scott Mon.
day evening neiRhborheod prayer
meeting VIII 30 held ut tho home ~
Mrs Anna edward. 2Is 0eddes street
Tuesday evening meeting - the
aatne type will he held IN Ashley. ~
the homo Of SIR Cronsan. Tho church
prayer and testimony service will be-
held In The church "Wednesday evn.
ming. The thSme ~ Dr. Aillaou VIII
he Victory IN Trials"
\ nclEhborhood prayer meeting VIII
be- held ~ tho home - pr Mitchell 81.
1rusnN cod in fiiiIoross. THURSDAY
evening nnd on Friday the Calvary
setvic" Mn bo held in the-,hureh az
g O'Clock. Easter sunday there viii
be baptism" az h"th The morning and
evening services. ana special nllJr
school Fcrvle" wilt be hold az Iz1t.
Hnd the Eaater thank Offering v1u be
taken
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CORDIAL WELCOME
FOR DR.. HUBBARD
st. Paul's Pastor Praised by
Governor. Mayor, Bench
and People.

More than ! 900 persons crowded ST.
pnurs NJ. H. church last night Ca well
come REV. Carlisle T.. Hubbard. -. H..
ON tho beginning ~ his NTH year IN
tho pulpit Of the church. with the
state. Judiciary, city and church rep
resented tho reception was one Of tho
most remarkable IN tho church his-
tory II tho city Among the notable
persons present were GOV. william -.
Denncy. Judge Daniel o. Hastings
snd Mayor f@Roy Harvey.
The splendid work 81 ltcV Hubbard
In behalf of every movement which
had for ~ object the Improvement ~
thu city hnd tho public morale was
tho theme of pubic praise. Under
Dr Iitbbnrds regime the membership
~ The church hHB Increased from 400
q 200 The Influence ~ Rev Hub
bnrdB work was felt throughout the
state. 0ov. Deuney Raid The pnf0r'a
work had stirred ia him such admira
ton that no wrote him letter ~
e1mmendation recently Th"se en-
trusted wifh the enforcement az tho
iaw Dad been powerfully aided by
hls work
Judge ilae'lnea said that On hls
rub'i" rarofr he had knpWn 81 D.. go.
'eptipr whlrh vas . more deserved
than the present occasion The wutk
80 ~ Hubbard had commanded and
dcasff cd she attention ~ tbe entire
state ard his Inference and sid ~as
worthy ~ the hiah~st r3hl'o reoognt-
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chrlstian newspa pers. lie said he had
gone 20 eeveroi roiliionaires 10 ret
money. lie said II IL not pS,seibie nov.
Re stated that he went % the North
American, in Philadelphia. having
heard they were thinking Of purchase
Ing one 81 tho papers IN Baltimore.
hut said they told him the price was
TOO great and Il IL not feasible today.
To-day the prees has stories and Ian
gusge, no said, which we are ashamed
10 bring into our houeg There IN SYM
pstby for Christian newspapsr
among mlllionniree. copsid1ro bio SYM
pathy, he said, but u il not feasible
now. baca nee Christian neweps pers
have fnlled, and tho nnillionaires don't
want 20 start one now from n bud-
ness standpoint
The following report on tho subject
was adopted.
"As 10 the need FOR s1ch'a Christian
daily newspaper ia Waryiaud's great
metropolis. we reaffrm the declars-
ton made by the committee in iiH re-
port to the conference last year. VIZ;
Sever IN hH history has the S'ste ~
Maryland aud It's great metropolis
Baltimore need more than u does to-
day daily uewspaper which wil
stand for Fundamental Christian
ideals and righteousness in public
md private NE. paper nafe Tor
every member - - mans family tnk-
ing Tho poeiiioH Of uphoidinE ard sup
porting tho great moral questions ~
She daY.
"Aa 90 the feasibility ~ establish
ing uIrh y raper ~ this time, and
bo IT, refoorubnrrd that il the question
referred tn thsa committee. we report
that thr large financial oufiay necer-
HarY to iho Inauguration End main
touarre of' aurh an enterprise. until
lh~ lapcr could become self support
ing. mnkcs, in tho Judgment ~ your
committee. aurh venture not
feasible
Report ~ committee on Christian
daily newspapers. ". .. Atwood.
Pofh - Lin'hI~um. y. y. Little and
q. = ogR
To PIN Kent Pulphs.
/ All puIif7 in this town and vicin-
iiv will bc filed Sunday upon re-
quest. ~ Christ church Rev. W. -.
JUd"Gnd wili preach 3n the morning.
"a he followed bv an ordination serv-
ice. ~ 10 p IN ttev. Thomas q.
Grouse wili deliver tho rrsssa g~.
Thore VIII be- special rnusic by a
choir ~ 90 yoices under tho direc-
ton Of William Waiter Chapman.
A. the Methodist Episcopal church,
Or Frank r. henson win preach In
the morning and Rev. Louis Randall
~ night There will he special al
dresses IN the Methodist Sundsy
, schools ne follows 81 Jarnes'. MORN
ing. j. y smith. Lynch p. m
T.. y. LINK. keuundysviile. morning.
g.. NJ Compiler SINNERS %eck
morning n Mason: Crunpton. r
W. Sutcline. Dover 1DeiD " =
morning. J. l.. Nichols: evening. +
r. bailey. Hampden. Baltimore r
? J.. Bunce.
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PALM SUNDAY PROGRAM
ST. PAUL R. c. CHURCH
Special Masses Will be Said
With Pastor Thomas E. Wal
dron as CeIebrant.

Tomorrow. Palm Sunday. VIII be
celebrated at St. Paurs r. c. Church
with masses AZ. S. :, 3. and 10 O'Clock,
and with a high mass at II. when
the blessing OF the palms and the
distribution OF same to the congrega-
tion VIII take place. Tho pastor. Rev
T. +. Waldron. viii offlciate. There
will be "a procession OF altar boys.
The music at tho blessing az the
palms and during the high mass will
he rendered by 81. PauVs Choir. under
tho leadership II Joseph McCullin.
In the evening. ~ 80 O'clock, there
wall be sermon by Rev. Thomas
o'Brien Of the Holy Ghost order Of
Phladclhhia, Pa. followed by Beue-
diction.
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TO HAVE COMMUNITY
PASSOVER SEDER
viii be Held Through Kindness
OF Ladies' Bichor Cholem
Society.

Through the kindness and Courtcgy
Of the ladies' RiChor Cholem Mosh4y
H"kenlH Society. a Community Seder
Viii be given. AZ their home. at 2il
Vest street on the evening ~ the
Second Scder. April u. at 80 o'clock
Al those who have no homes In VIII
mington and wish To attend a Seder
may communicate with Samuel Sar-
cts!Sy, executive director 81 tho Y. NJ
II. 4. or Sol Margoline OF the Adas
kodesh Synagogue Mr. Margoline
wlt preside and VIII arrange the en-
iertalnment for the Scder hy having
some of the children from the Adas
hodcsh Hebrew School sing songs
recite poems. and do everything To
make tho Seder a unique thing for
Wilmington. There viii bo several
soldier guests from perryVile. MI.
Mrs. Charles Schagrin asks all who
are interested 10 give their names 10
SHmlei Saretsky or to Sol Margoline
,oday.
Tomorrow at y. the public speak
Ing class meets In the parlor. At 4
%. m, Morris Levine will address the
members OF the Tlfereth Zion Club on
the question of Immigration. Mr.
Levine is an expert on European i'm
migration problems and invites all
those who arc Interested IN learning
low to get IA touch with people abroad
TO attend his lecture to the Tifereth
Zion club IN the lodge room az tho Y.
NJ H. a.
At =. m. there viii be a children q
entertainment. The Sunshine Club
viii give Passover play entitled The
Glnd Maker"
On Monday evening. the journalism
class meets instead OF Wednesday on
account Of The holiday.
The Y NJ. II. a. will lac closed We'd
nesday evening, April Il. at 6 y. IN.
and Will remain closed until sun down
on Saturday, April 10
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M'ELM0YIE TRIAL IN MAY.
Hearing VIII be Held Before Presby-
terian Assembly In Des Moines, la.

The McElmOyle ease. relating 20
Rev. John McElmoyle. ID, u. and the
pastorate of the Elkton. Md, Presby-
terrain church, will be heard by the
Presbyterian General Assembly at its
annual session In Dies Moines, la, late
in May on an appeal by the presby
terry of New Castle from an order of
the Synod Of Baltimore Ia call IA meet
ing fer the election of elders for said
church
Final preparations for the trial will
he made by the Presbytery of New
Castle at it's stated meeting in VIII
mington on April II and rs.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Old Swedcs.


Old Swedes' Church. Seventh and
Church streets. Rev. Robert BELL,
vicar. Services tomorrow as follows:
Holy communion. s: morning prayer
and sermon. IL; Sunday school. 2.3o;
evening prayer and sermon. 7.ao. The
choir viii ang "The Palms"
Trinity.
Trinity L. u. Church. Delaware ave-
nuo and Adams street. Rev. +. NJ.
kirkus. rector. Tomorrow. 7.30 a. M,
holy communion; $50. Sunday school:
IL o'clock. morning prayer and ser
mon: 7.A5 y. m. evening prayer and
sermon. Special Holy Week services
morning and evening.
st. Andrews.
The services tomorrow, Palm sun
day. In st. Andrews Church, Eighth
and Shipley streets. will he: Cclcbra-
ton OF Holy Communion ut 8 O'Clock;
Bible class and Church school 9.i5,
at the regular hour for morning ser
vice, IL o'clock. the Bishop of tho
Diocese. tho Right Reverend Philip
Cook. ID. d.. will preach and minister
the evening at 40 the choir viii give
tho Lenten cantata, Mauuder's "Peni-
tence. Pardon and Peace The ser
vices for Holy Week will be: Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday. ~ 30
and 4.ao y. m: Maundy Thursday,
1890 and Tab; Good Friday. u To a.
three hours devotion conducted by
Rev. Edgar Jones. rector of st.
Thomas. Newark. Holy baptism,
saturday; Easter Even. a.S0.
ST. Matthews.
! At st Matthews Mission. Eighth
and Shipley streets. tomorrow. there
viii be Holy Communion at n. III. /.
sunday school at 30. y. IN.
/ ST. Johns.
/ st. Johns church. Concord avenue
and Market street. Rev. Alhau Richcy.
, -. ID, rector. Preaching tomorrow
morning by tho rector at 1890; no
evening service. Sunday school and
hours. At o'clock the Cantata The
Words From the cross" viii be sung
Calvary.
Calvary Episcopal Church THIRD and
( Washington streets. Rev e n
stevens, rector. Tomorrow. % n
m. holy communion. 1915. choral
enchentment and sermon: subject
The Day OF Triumph And ~ Tears '
: IS p. ni.. evening prayer and SERMON
subject. The Venerable l}ede
Special Holy Week services
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Women IN China never kiss. when
Chinese woman wishes 20 show her
affection she gently touches the hand
Of her beloved That may be all right
for the women in China, hut they
couldn't get 20 first base here in Ameri-
ca. The only touch that counts IN
this country ia the financial touch"
From Locomotive Engineers Journal.
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WILSON PASTORAL RECEPTION.

Charlee-orvn. Nd. April s-Ths
Rev ! ~. Wilson. pastor az Charles
own snd Principe NJ r Churches.
and Mrs Wilson. we're given n re-
csptton at the per~ouags ssSt evening.
IN honor or Mr. Wilson's return for
mo third consecutive year. Refresh
merits were eSrss@f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-08

paradise Restored" will bee the sub
feet of the third OF series Of illus
trated lectures 20 bc given t-morrcw
afternoon at o'clock before the In
tcruational Bible Students ASsorla-
tion in Jr. @. l.. 4. NJ. Hall. s07 Tat
nall street. by " y Woodworth. The
chiidrcn's classes VIII be conducted az
thc same address at o'clock.
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Sunday Breakfast Mission.

Sunday Breakfast Mission, Fourth
and ShipIey streets. Services tomor-
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Friends.

Friends Meeting Tenth and Har-
risou streets First DAY Sunday al
Io.3o a IN . bible class al ll30 O'Clock
ST lnke's.
St Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church. Eighth and Monroe streets.
Rev. William IAmming. rector. To
morrow, 10 n m. church school. Il
a. M morning prayer and sermon
80 p. m. evening prayer and ser
mon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-08

Read the classification n of the
classified ad section and see what
houses are for rent today.-Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-08
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Central.

First Central Presbyterian Church,
Market above Ninth street, Rev
hquilla Webb. minister. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor Subject, 1890. THE Final
Palm Sunday" $50. '~rhc Masters
Imitation" Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
Special music in observance of Palm
Sunday.
Westminster.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street, Rev. Charles Il. Candee, ID. D..
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor. Sun
DAY school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours. Specia music by
the choir.
Fnstlake.
Easilake Presbyterian ChuTch.
Twenty seventh and Market streets,
Rev. William I.oisham, minister.
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. Subject. 1880
Two Palm Sunday Suggestions; -
80. THE Church and Hr Message"
Sunday school and other regular meet
irgs> at the usual hours.
West.
West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
alni Washington streets. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by
| Rev. Hugh L. Hodge. ID. ID. Sunday
/ school and other regular meetings al
/ the usual hours. DIR. Hodge will teach
/ the lesson in the Mems Glass. which
meets at in the church auditorium
I Merritt Il. Hastings. Jr,. Will be colo
( lat. Pyle's Orchcstrs a special
feature.
First Italian.
First Italian Presbyterian Church
du Pont and seventh street, Rev. A
DasSori. pastv SerN ices tomorrow
at IL a. m. and 100 y. m. SUNDAY
school and other regular meetings nj
the usual hours.
Elsmere.
Elsmers Presbyterian Church. Rev
Irwin +. Wagner. pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening 10y
the pastor: subject. IL, "Jesu'
Honored; = 80. "Barabbss ar Chr hat -
Installation OF officers In tho morn
Ing Sunday school AZ 10; Christian
Endeavor at 6.45. Services with ser
mons Nfh he held durirg Passion
Week at 3 o'clock in the evening, "a
follows: April 10. Divine Compss
p SION" Anvil II. Balm to Sword
Pierced Heart" April II. The Cry q
the human" April "a, The Trl
umph W Trust"
Greephill.
Greenhin PRESBYTERIAN church. Ken
nett Pike. Rev. Thomas Kerr, pastor
Preaching Tomorrow morning at 10 4,
sabbath school at 2 80.
First United.
FIRST United Presbyterian Church
Third and prcome streets. Rev. y, \
Ca foun. minister Preaching 10
morrow morning and evening by tn
sstor. Subject, II a m. The RoNa
Entry" 74s j. m. betrayed on
Denied" Sunday echooi aud othe
regular meetings AZ the usual hours.
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Get a Job the classified ad way.
Read Help Wanted" every day.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-08
M. p. CONFERENCE
FAILS TO LIMIT THE
TERMS OF PASTORS

w. NJ. Snyder Cherrydale in report
on Pocket Testament Leagues rec
commended the formation Of such
iesxuo, The formation Of such
leagues which was unanimously on
dorscd.
The treasurer's report was audited
and showed expenditures Of more
than $4,000
Frank J.. bail, delegate from Poto-
mae Charge. Virginia. spoke IN reply
10 Row George w. lIa1away. who
stated that he resented tho impiics~
ton ~ being called n politician. Mr.
Bali said. Il am politician street.
corner politician and wish that
every Christian In this house wns one.
Hoy. C. a. strausburg ~ Snow I'M.
Serving our church IN 1914, never did
q mother thing nor more Christian
net than when he became poiltl-
clan and helped 10 make Alexandria
dry He buttonhoied Republicans
and sinners ia efforts 10 win. To-day
old Virginia mas ono ~ the mpsf
stringent enforcement laws In the
ni'ed states becaure Christian men
rot into politics md elected Rogd men
Ca the legislature. 4 ict II our min
listers aud laymon say they do not
moddie iu politics ard his 10 ne
reason you have aIch corruption
Every Christian should be politician
trying 20 make Tho world finer and
cleaner bv eiec'inR Rood mnu 20 IT.
fec Then. instead NJ pleading with
ncwarapars f"f support az various
uaanurea. you you'd have those ga
pers saekiug fsVora from you"
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LUTHERAN.
ST. stephens.

St. Stephens Lutheran Church.
Tatnall street. near Seventh street.
Rev. Frederic Doerr. minister. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening
by the pastor. Subject, 1890, The
Church's Greatness Of Glory" $50,
The Holy Communion" Sunday
school at 2.15.
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BAPTIST.
North.

North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street. near Delaware avenue, WI
liam l.. Pettinsil pastor. Preach
ing by the pastor. tomorrow az 1890
and 7.4s; morning subject. The Court
of Last Resort" evening, IN
anewerable Evidence Bible schoo!
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.


First NJ. \. church. Seventh stroet.
below Walnut Rev + a. Holloway.
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by IN" pastor sun
day school and other regular meetings
as the usual hours
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a newspaper in Baltimore may be
for sale st some time ip the near
future, the conference was told Boy
tho REV e. u. Eidert1ics az CriefieId
FIe asked. WHY "a It not possible 90
pereuads sorDs great chain II papers
IN Philadelphia or Sew York 10 print
decent news?''
III we could persunds The baltimore
and Wilmington Methoflst Bpiscopal
Conferences and other Christians." no
went on. that We are serious IN start
ing this paper we would have their
support. It would require $500 600 To
purchase n paper or even start a plant.
I hato 20 be paralyzed IN tho grip Of
papers Of this State There must be
some power IN our hands 20 get away
from that grip"
w. o. Atwood OF st. Johns Church
Baltimore, chairman of the committee.
stated that there IL a crying need for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-08

Peninsula NJ L. Church, .1r. o. L.
4 NJ. Han, so7 TatnaJI street Rev
= Lester Ballard Of baltimore. Md
viii preach at both morning and eve
ming services, Sunday school and
other regular meetings at tho usual
hnnra
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women ~ POLITICIANS.

Rev r. .. Grouse reminded fb~
epe8ker THAI. uo~ that ~omon had
enc vote. tha fsrusrka of Mr H1N must
ALSO auldy 20 tna iadioa ~ mo churcn
Tho .port on wofk ~ doaronoeecr'
ahaHed au expenditure ~ 81 5oo and
reduction ~ $500 il tho mortgage 90.
Tho homo. Tho vacancies on fhe board
we're a'ied hy the election ~ 80 *.
NIe1er. ADon Frfa Edgar -. Road
bfra Fr..d pouahue. Mrs r ~ D"ua
n1s. Nrs. W g. shrin~e and Mrs
Alice = gho~koiy Election ~ the corn
nit'ea on appeals resulted 80 follows
REV. a. " Ws'hNr. \ y ie~is. Rov
H. r. Warner. r y Fanny. Rev ! "
Kirk and ~ o Atwood Reports were
board from the tent meetings held In
the Ruru.ner a. various places Dr. j
u. GH. Pew. p u. Stone. Rev. JoS-
cuh Lynch. REV Z ~. Nichols and
others spoke. The campaign orst 81 300
u,llllo converts numbered 500
Soma ~ the delegates soored Some ri
the baltimore uewspa pers. which tbe3
said they considered unchristisn.
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Holy Trinity.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church,
Madison and Twenty-third streets,
Rev. s. f. Wicker, pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by
the pastor subject. II, Every Man
in His Place" 7.45, Character Build
ing" Bible school, 10; Torch Bearers
meeting. 4 Christian Endeayor, Z.
Services every evening next week with
sermons as follows: Monday, "A
Choice Bargain" Tuesday, Evil
Tempers;" Wednesday, "Heirship;
Thursday. Christ Knocking" Friday,
2 p. m, THE Last Hour" 7.45. 'The
Last Breakfast"
Zion.
Zion Lutheran Church Sixth and
jackson streets, Rev. Frederick Hass-
karl. minister. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
Subject. 1890, (German). The Ger
tainty OF Faith" 7.30, (English)
Children of God" Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual
hours. Special music by the choir.
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Delaware Avenue.

Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street,
Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin, :. T. u. pasta
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the Grocer Evangehs;ic
Band 1890. Rev. John Robert Sech-
ner: 80. the captain 81 the Band Or
some member Of il will preach. sun
dav school at Il O'Clock and other
regular meetings al the usual hours.
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ST uke's.


New Jerusalem Church. Pernsyl-
wanna avenue and Broouse street. Rev.
George Henry Dole. minister. Preach
Ing tomorrow morning and evening by
the pastor Subject. 1915. Entering
Jerusalem" 74a. William Jennings
Hryan's God and Evolution"