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Evening journal., 1922-08-19
DIR. 'KELVAY
PARK PREACHER
Popular Philadelphia Pas
tor TO Preach Third Out
door Sermon
MUSIC
ADDED FEATURE

Worshippers at the union service.
in the park at Eighteen and Monroe
streets. tomorrow night. Will again
have the privilege of hearing the
Rev S. ". McKelvay. D. D., pastor
Of the Woodland Avenue Presoyter-
ian Church. Philadelphia. DR.. Nc
Kelvay addressed two Of the services
earlier in the series and made such
a favorable impression that the
members OF the cooperating
churches have prevailed upon the
committee TO invite him TO preach
a third sermon here. II is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the largest au-
dience that has been IN the park this
year will hear DR.. McKelvay tomor-
row night. II the weather be clear.
The usual inspiring congregational
singing under direction OF Jacob T.
Clymer and led by the brass seXtet,
under leadership OF J. Norris Rob
inson. will be a part Of the service
again tomorrow night. Laymen OF
the Presbyterian church. also viii
take, active part.
me committee Ca4lS atteAt4eA ~
the fact that the meeting will begin
promptly at o'clock. In case OF
rain. the service Will be held in Han
over Church.
This series of services will come 20
a close on Sunday night week, when
the Rev. Frolis Ferwerda, OF Phila-
delphia, and formerly pastor OF the
Church, Dover, VIII De
the speaker.
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MIR. KEEN TO PREACH
AT NORTH BAPTIST

At North Baptist Church, Lincoln
street. near Delaware avenue. the
Rev. William l. Pettingill. pastor.
there viii be preaching At 1880 and
7,sS o'clock, Bible school at noon.
There wiz be preaching by Clarence
~ Keen. morning subject, The
Resurrection OF the Dead" In the
evening the subject VIII be Christ
and His Brethren-the Jewish Ma
ton" This IS the fourth Sunday
evening message OF a series OF Pic
lures OF Christ from Genesis"
The pastor, the Rev. William Pet
tingiu. has for several weeks been
away on a teaching tour at Erie
side Bible Conference. WillOughby.
Ohio. and az the Bible Conferences, az
Midland Park. Gull Lake. Augusta
Michigan. He IS now az Coatesviile'
..
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MIR. LEISHMAN
IN HANOVER PULPIT

In Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Boulevard and Eighteenth street
tomorrow morning. the Rev. VIII
liam Leishman. pastor OF Eastiake
PRESBYTERIAN Church. viii be the
preacher. This will be the only
preaching service in Hanover
church tomorrow. the congregation
taking part in the union service IN
the park in the evening.
The Sunday school viii meet at
the usual hour.
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HARRIsoN sTRFET.

Order Of service AZ Harrison
Street n. z. Church. Seventh and
Harrison streets. the Rev. William
2. Habbart. pastor. follows; $50
o'clock. class meeting; 1880. preach
inE service: prelude; prayer tLord' 5
Prayer Chant $50; anthem after
prayer. 7 Love Thy Kingdom Lord, -
stults; sermon. by L ". Jordon;
postlude; 1915 O'Clock. Sunday
school. 7.so o'clock. preaching ser
rlrs
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THE BIBLE
BY the Rev. George Henry Dole
Pastor of the Church of the New Jerusalem

The Lord gave the Word; great
was the company OF those that pub
lished it-Ps. 6S, V. II. The Bible
many times calls itself the Word OF
God. There are always some who
doubt that the Bible is the Word cf
God. They point TO contradictions
and impossibilities in the letter of
the Word, ike the statements that
the Lord gets angry and that He
is always the same. and that the
world was formed IN six days. From
mere surface appearance the Bible
does not seem 10 be from God. Yet
there is a point OF view from which
il can be seen that Thy Word is
true from the beginning. and every
one OF thy righteous judgments en-
dureth forever" The Bible must be
read from the standpoint OF its pur-
pose. II the Bible is understood. It
will be seen 20 be just the kind OF a
book that God would write. The
Bible IS not intended TO teach geo
logy. history, or the like. "All Scrip
ture is given by inspiration OF God,
and is profitable for doctrine, for
for correction. for instruc-
ton in righteousness; that the man
OF God may be perfect, thoroughly
furnished unto all good works"
Here IS the proof Of the Word. Does
Il furnish unto all good works."
The truth OF the Word is not the ac-
,uracy OF the Bible story, though for
he most part the literal facts are
true. II. as some claim. the Jews
we're never in Egypt. the Providence /
" God over the Jews was just and
fully revealing the nature
y God. II there never were the
'Prodigal Son" the story shows the
infailing love OF God. The Word Is
given for its spirit. and not its let
er Read Il for its spirit; then the |
light from God will illumine the |
mind. The Word is not given for
hose who would profane It. The 4
ord would not give holy things 10 4
logs. nor cast treasures before swine. /
or the revelation OF holy truth 10 I
hose who would profane st would J
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Sermons Music To Be Heard In The City Churches TOMORROW
FISHING" TO BE
PASTORS SUBJECT

Services tomorrow, at Brandwine
NJ. E. Church. 1900 Market street.
the Rev. W. Ernest Greenfield. min
ister, will be as follows; Class
meeting. at s.l5 o'clock. At 1880
o'clock. the pastor will preach; sub
ject Fishing" Mrs. Harry Meyer,
Of Philadelphia. vii sing. The pas
tor VIII preach a short sermon at the
twilight service. beginning at 7.SO
O'Clock; theme. Indifference" The
musical program will include a duet
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilson Green
field.
The second return and mark-up Of
a five months campaign, in the in
terest of the parsonage debt, will be
held on Thursday evening, at S
o'clock.
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REV. JOHN MACMURRAY
TO PREACH AT WEST

The pulpit OF West Church viii
be occupied tomorrow morning. at
the II o'clock services, by the Rev,
John MacMurray. OF Newark.
All departments OF the Bible
school viii convene az 10 o'clock.
The mems class. which meets in the
church auditorium AZ the same
hour will be taught by the Rev.
John MoMurrsy%
The members OF West church will
join in the union services at Z o'clock
in Washington Heights Park.
Wednesday evening prayer service
al S O'Clock. The Rev. James BoaL
OF the Y. NJ. c. A, will be in
charge
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"THE WHITE STONE"
DIR. HANNA'S THEME

BY request the Rev. ]. D. c.
Hanna. D. D.. who is filing the
pulpit at St. Paurs Methodist Epis-
copal church will repeat his sermon
on The Hidden Mamma" at the 1890
o'clock services tomorrow. In the
evening at 7.s0 he takes as his sub
ject The White Stone"
School for the study OF the Bible
will be held at y O'Clock.
Song services at 715 o'clock will
be led by William Anderson. Miss
Florence Workman snd Mrs. George
F Herdman will sing duets at the
morning service and in tae even
ing quartette composed of Miss
Workman, Mrs. S. f. Steele Mrs. z.
R. Ewing and Mrs. Herdman will
sing severai Euinbe-s.
The organ Numbers for the day
VIII be; Morn ng. Cradle Song"
Spinney; Evening. "At Evening"
Kinder; Allegro" Kroeger Mrs.
Mildred V. Day. organist.
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WEAK SPOTS, +"
sermon Theme
Rev. Herman Mckay Will
Also Preach on THE
Great Confession"
MUSIC FEATURE
AT GRACE M. E.

The Rev. Herman Mckay will
preach AZ both services tomorrow. at
Grace NJ. 2. Church, Ninth and West
streets. The morning subject will be
The Great Confession" In the
evening Mr. Mckay will preach on
Weak Spots"
The music for the day will be as
follows The Chimes: Morning
20 Worship the Lord" Faith OF Our
Fathers" Lord OF the Living Har-
vest" and Jesus, the Name High
over AL" Evening-"Onward
Christian Soldiers" Saviour Again
TO Thy Dear Name" and Jesus.
Saviour, Pilot Ne" The choir will
sing: Morning-Anthem, 20 Lord.
How Manifold" by Barnby, and Of
fertory. My God. Look Upon Ne"
by Hopkins. Evening-Anthem. The
Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away"
by Woodward. and offertory. The
Day is Past and Over" by Marks.
The numbers for the evening organ
recital are: Romance in G. Vvend-
sen; twilight, Frysinger. and Sou
venirs" Drdla.
At the mid-week prayer servicee.
on Wednesday evening. Mr.. Mckay
viii continue his talks on Some
Lessons for Kingdom Builders"
The members Of the Grace sum
mer Outing Club Will take a straw
ride 10 Brandywine Summit Camp.
on Tuesday evening. August %. The
truck will leave the church house, at
80 o'clock.
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make them more sinful than before.
The precisus metals and gems are
hidden in the earth. Those who want
them sufficiently will dig for them.
SO of the truths OF the Word. They
are for the most part hidden In the
letter OF the Word Those who want
them will dig for them. So we are
told. Search the Scriptures for in
them ye think ye have eternal life.
and they which testify OF me-" The
Word IS like a diamond. Diamonds
are found In matrix, which must
be removed. and the diamond cut.
Then the infiowing light shines with
brilliant colors and tints and pene-
trating power OF intensified light.
The story and letter OF Scripture are
the matrix. Grasp within the letter.
and the Word will shine like unto
polished diamonds with varied and
searching lights from God. The
material book does not shine. but the
precepts OF the Word in the mind
shine. They shine into the problems
OF life and explain them. They shine
over the upward pathway that leads
TO the throne OF God. To picture the
shining Of the spirit OF the Word. the
Bible Is represented in art as shin
ing.
A diamond is cut with skill and
according to the laws OF the refrac-
tion OF light. The more skilful the
cutting. the more valuable and brill
liant the diamond. The rule for
making the Word most brilliant are
so simple that everyone can prove
Il. There is one only rule. The
Word proves itself by living accord
ing 10 its teachings This is made
most simple and evident in the life
OF Christ. He lived the Word. fuI-
allied its teachings. and showed its
power. BY the Word lived He tri-
umphed in every temptation. He
overcame sin. sorrow, and death. He
won the eternal victory. He gave
the rule that makes the Word shine. (
and which will lead anyone 10 the
great light-''He that doeth the 1
truth cometh 10 the light"
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YESTERDAY'SLATE
NEWS AT GLANCE
WASHINGTON.

Harding in address to. Congress
pledges maintenance OF transporta-
ton and the right of men TO work
denounces the abuses of organized
labor. and calls for four pieces of
legislation from Congress establish
ing a coal agency 10 prevent prof.
teering, establishing a commission
10 investigate the coal INDUSTRY. put
ting teeth in the transportation act.
and giving the Federal government
power to punish preparation Of out
RACES like the Herrin massacre.
Congress leaders generally sup
port Harding's program. promising
action on first two proposals, but in
dicating existence Of some opposition
TO the others.
Senate TO pass tariff bill today.
Final battle over sugar rates results
in endorsement Of Smoot amend
ment fixing duties the highest in
years.
DOMESTIC.
Anthracite dispute may be rele-
gated 10 conciliation commission.
Philadelphia conference continues
peace negotiations today.
General Wood TO take up his
duties al University OF Pennsylvania
by January /.
FOREIGN.
France planning 10 seek indepen-
dent understanding with Germany
II necessary.
Irish Free State army completes
mopping up OF irregular guerilla
forces.
MARKETS AND SHIPS.
Stock prices continue upward
surge; marks sink lower.
Minneapolis & ST. Louis road
would increase rate on bonds and
issue new preferred.
Detroit auto plants continue heavy
working schedules.
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REV. E. H. COLLINS TO
PREACH ON SERVICE

Services at Trinity ~ E. Church.
Corner OF Twen;y-second and
Church streets, the Rev. E. H Col
lins. pastor. will be as follows: $50
O'Clock. class meeting; 1850 o'clock.
preaching by the pastor; subject,
Mercy for AlT'; - O'Clock. Bible
School; us o'clock. Epworth
League devotional meeting; s
O'Clock. community praise and gos-
pei service. Pastors evening subject,
Service"
S o'clock, Tuesday evening. Bar
aca Glass. Wednesday evening, at
S O'Clock, prayer meeting. Class
meeting on Friday evening.
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EAsTIAkF N. e.

AZ Ess.1ake N z Church. Thir-
tleth and Tatnar streets. the Rev.
Arthur W Goodhand. pastor; ser
wees for Sunday win be as follows:
$50 O'Clock general class meeting;
-e-se O'clock. public worship. organ
Pre-noe; anthem by the church
enoir, look Ye Saints: sermon
sen2ect- -Unoelef"; II O'Clock.
tse,ins o. adult bible classes: ?
S<2ock. Sunday school; O'Clock.
s->s minute sunshine service; vocal
1no instrumental music. special fea-
.-.es- snor- sermon by the pastor
PRAYER meeting on Wedness,v
1lght 7-45 o'clock.
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MT. SALEM VI. f.

The services tomorrow at Mt.
salem N. E. Church. Nineteenth
and Mt. salem Lane. the Rev. Leon
ard White. pastor viii be in charge
OF the pastor. who has returned from
his vacation.
The morning preaching service
viii BEGIN Al 1890 o'clock. The sub
feer OF the sermon will be The
I.eaven of the Kingdom" Sunday
school Immediately after the morn
ing service.
The Riddle Memorial school viii
meet az the chapel al ESQ o'clock.
The evening twilight service will be-
gin al o'clock. A spirited song
service VIII be followed by a brief
talk by the pastor on the theme,
Prayer Opening Prison Doous|
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RICHARDSON PARK NJ e

The services AZ Richardson PARK
~ E. Church. the Rev. V. P. Nortb-
-up. D. D, pastor. for tomorrow win
De as follows Morning worship AZ
1880 O'Clock with sermon BY the
Rev George ". Bounds. SUNDAY
school, IL 10 O'Clock: mems Bible
>lass meeting 81 the same hour;
E2worth League devotional meeting
Y T99 O'Clock evening worship al
! O'Clock with sermon by the Rev
Charles Sullivan Prayer meeting
evening az : O'Clock.
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SOUTHERN TEMPLE BAPTIST.

At Southern Temple Baptist
Church. SOC East Eleventh street.
the Rev. r. McFryar. pastor, ser
vices will be as follows;
$50 O'Clock, Sunday school;
II o'clock. the Rev. R. McFryar
will preach; O'Clock. the Rev. S. L.
Hudson will have charge of the ser
vice. At 5 o'clock. the Rev. L. E.
FerreH will be in charge.
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FIRsr NJ. p. CHURCH.

Al First Methodist Protestant
Church. Seventh street, below Wal
nut. the pastor. the Rev. r G.
Holloway. VIII preach a. lo;s5
O'Clock. Infant baptism VIII be ad-
r1iniSered. Sahhath school AZ .
o'clock. The Bethany class VIII en-
terrain the school in the opening
and closing exercises y. p. 5. c. z
service a. T.s0 O'Clock. The pastor
VIII give his fffh ~ q series of ser
mons On the Life q Joseph. az s
o'cloek- Mid-week prayer service
on Thursday e. s o'clock
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CITY SCHOOL BOARD
TO TALK FINANCE

Members OF the Board Of Educa-
tion win hold a special session on
Monday afternoon when the budget
OF the state Board OF Education will
be considered. The State board has
cut $4,000 from the city board.
According 10 members OF the
board the budget asked by Whining
toms board last year was SsO,365.
and this sum was appropriated, and
out OF this q total OF over $4,000
was used, not including work in con-
temptation and for which bids had
been asked or obligations assumed.
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GRACE A. VI. E. ZION

At Grace A. VI. z. Zion church.
Third and West streets. the Rev. J.
H. Tucker. pastor, the services will
be: sermon by the pastor. II O'Clock,
subject In the Way." sunday school,
? O'Clock; preaching by the pastor
a. 8 o'clock 10 the Grad order OF
Odd Fellows. subject Christian
Fellowship; Christian Endeavor.
7:l5 o'clock; preaching at o'clock,
subject. Gods Benefits"
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KINGswooD NJ. E

At Klngswood Methodist Episeo-
pal Church. Fourteenth ana cay
mont streets. the Rev. George w.
Bounds. pastor. services will be as
follows: 1850 o'ciotk. public wor-
ship and sermon by the Rev. Wal
ter Fosnocht: Howard Butler viii
sing sevenal selections at this ser
vice. - o'clock, the Bible school;
z o'clock. sermon by the pastor. sub
Sect. The Gospel in song and
Storv. Monday evening, 7;So
O'Clock. church class. Wednesday
evening. prayer meeting.
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sILvERBRooK NJ. E. CHURCH.

The Rev Ralph I. Minker VII
preach tomorrow morning at 1880
o'clock. His subject will be: Hal
lowed Be Thy Name" This will be
the second in the series on The
Lords Prayer.
The Sabbath school Is meeting
regularly through the summer. The
school meets az noon tomorrow.
The evening service at Z o'clock
lasts for one hour. Tomorrow eve
ming the pastor viii make a brief
address.
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pEIAwARE AvENUE BAPTIST

The services tomorrow AZ the Del
aware Avenue Baptist Ch1rchi Della
ware avenue and Wesi street, VIII be
as follows: 1850 O'Clock services IN
charge OF the Rev Edward u.
Cooper, OF Philadelphia; sunday
school al II O'Clock Evening ser
vice al $50 o'clock when the Rev
Edward W. Cooper viii be she
speaker.
The mid-week prayer and praise
service on Wednesday evening al s
o'clock in charge OF the board Of
deacons.
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FIRST AND CENTRAL.

At First and Central Presbyterian
Church the Rev. William Melville
Curry. D. d. will preach at 1890
o'clock on Unconscious influence"
and al 7.SO o'clock on An IN
known Disciples Request" Sunday
School. y O'Clock.
Doctor Curry Is pastor OF the
Ninth Presbyterian Church OF
Philadelphia and IS an eloquent
preacher.
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BIBLE sTUDFNTS.

William F. Hudg.ngs, an author
and lecturer OF New York. viii be
the speaker for the International
Bible Students. Sunday afternoon al
5 o'clock. in Jr. o. L. a. N. Hall.
s07 Tatnall street His subject will
be "The Dawn OF the Millennium. -
The lecture viii be preceded by the
usual Bible classes for adults and
children at ? o'clock.
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CHRIsTIAN AIIIANCE

Suoday services a. the Christian
and Missionary Alliance. bos West
Flfth street. viii be ss follows:
$50 o'clock, prayer service; 1850
o'clock, sermon by the pastor:
$3.50 o'clock- Sunday school, $50
o'clock. Young Peoples meeting;
s-21 c'clock, evening service Md
week services On Monday and Thurs
day evening a. T-sD o'clock-
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SHILOH BAPTIST

Al Shiloh Baptist church. Twelfth
and Orange streets. services will be-
lo;+S, sermon by the Rev. a. G..
scott pastor OF Mt. Enon Baptist
church; 1915, sunday School: Z
o'clock, Young Peoples Union; S
o'clock. sermon by the Rev. A. C.
Scott.
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Nm pIFAsANT M F

At Mt. Pleasant n. z. Church. on
the Philadelphia pike. the Rev W.
W. sharp, pastor. there viii be
preaching az 1880 and 7.s0 o'clock.
subject, Going All the
Way" Evening subject, "Destruc-
ton Of Jericho" Sunday school, $40
o'clock; Epworth League. { o'clock.
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NM ENoN RAPrIsr

At Mt Enon Baptist church. the
Rev. A. G. Scott, pastor, services viii
be SIS follows; 1890 o'clock. preach
ing; l2;45 P. NJ. Sunday SCHOOL,;
s o'clock, Young Peoples meeting;
o'clock, preaching. Prayer meet
Ing Wednesday and Friday even
ings OF each week.
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CALVARY FPTscoPAI.

Services for tomorrow, the tenth
Sunday after Trinity at Calvary
Episcopal church, Third and wash
ington street, the Rev. f. H. stevens
rector, will be as follows: 7:so
o'ciock. Holy Communion; ro15
Church School; II, Choral Enehar-
isl and sermon, subject, idle
Words" No evening service.
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Union AMERICAN VI. e.

At Union American N. z. Church,
Twelfth and French streets. the Rev.
Edward s. Rice. minister, Sunday
services viii be: ESQ O'Clock, Sab
bath school; 10:45. morning wor-
ship and sermon by the pastor, fol-
lowed by class meeting; S, sermon.
Tuesday evening members meeting.
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SECOND VI. p.

At Second NJ. P Church, Fifth
avenue and Anchorage street, the
Rev. F. Bryan Bailey, pastor Ser
vices will be as follows: II O'Clock.
morning worship. sermon. THE
school OF Cod; ? o'clock, sunday
school when Mrs. Lillian Robh viii
speak on Sunday school organizs-
ton; T.45 o'clock. Song service and
evening worship Sermon, MY
Grace is Sufficient"
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DELAWARE AVENUE BAPTIST.

The Rev. J. y. Irwis. nastor VINO
has been spending his vacation al
Toms River. y J.. will preach al
the 1880 O'Clock and Z o'clock ser
vices in the Delaware avenue Bap-
tist Church tomorrow. Sunday
school will meet at 12 o'clock. To-
morrow viii be Scholars Day. when
the services viii be in charge OF the
school
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NrcARF MFMnPraT.

Al Mocabs Memorial Msthodist
Episcopal Church. Boulevard and
Twenty-sscoud street. the Rev.
George c Williams. pEsfu-. Ssrv-
Ices tomorrow viii begin with The
Sunday school a. 10 o'clock preach
ing az II o'clock by the Rev. Adam
Stenele. D. y. There VIII Be no
service in the evening.
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Nrr- VERNON G. Me.

At Mt. Vernon c. n. 2. Church,
the Rev. ". c. Parker. pastor. SER
vices will be; II o'clock. preaching;
y o'clock, class; 2 o'clock. Sunday
school: o'clock. Christian En-
deavor; s o'clock. preaching by W.
Harris Tuesday and Thursday eve
nings, song and praise service.
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NLADELEY NJ E.

Services begin al Madeley NJ E.
Church tomorrow with class meet
ing at 9 o'clock. The Rev. L NJ.
Broadway will preach al 10 o'clock,
subject. Christ the Defence Of His
People," Sunday school at 1850
O'Clock: Epworth League al :; song
service and sermon al 1880 o'clock
subject. Past Feeling"
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ASBURY NJ r

At Asbury n. Z. Church. Third
and Walnut streets. the Rev. George
White Dawson, pastor. services will
be: 9 o'clock. prayer meeting; 1880
and 7.45 o'clock preaching by the
pastor; ? O'Clock. Sunday school;
Gas. Epworth League.
Evening journal., 1922-08-19
CUDIA BREAKS ANKLE.

Falling az the Joseph Bancroft
mills yesterday. Albert Cudia, IS.
sos Maryland avenue. sustained a
broken ankle. He was removed TO
the Delaware Hospital in the police
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REV. MIR. FRErz no PREAcH.

The Rev. T. L. Fretz. OF Philadel-
phfa, will preach at the services al
the Church Of the Brethren at Rich
ardson Park tomorrow morning. The
Liberty Orchestra of Philadelphia
viii furnish the music.
Evening journal., 1922-08-19
Mt. ZION BAPTIST.

At Mt Zion Baptist Church the
Rev E. L Jones. pastor. services
xi,i be as follows: $50 o'clock. Sun
lay school; II O'Clock. preaching; 5
o'clock. preaching: o'clock. B. y.
? W s-15. revival services
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TRINITY EPISCOPAL.

The services on sunday al Trim
ity P. z. Church viii be as follows:
Holy Communion al 7.S0 o'clock;
morning prayer and sermon at II
O'Clock. The Rev. J. D. Skilton viii
preach.
Evening journal., 1922-08-19
NEWARK rNIoN.

At Newark Union NJ. E. Church,
the Rev. W. w. Sharp. pastor. serv-
ices tomorrow will be: Sunday
school. 2.s0 o'clock; preaching. $50
o'clock. subject. Guidance and
Glory" All services on new time.
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

Al First United Presbyterian
Church, Third and Broome streets:
Sunday school. 10 o'clock: preach
-ng' II O'Clock by George Dough-
erty; Christian Endeavor, Z O'Clock;
preaching, 7.3O o'clock.
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HIIICRFSr NJ z

At Hincrest N z. Church. the
Rev. ". D. Nutter. pastor, services
viii be: II and o'clock. preaching
by pastor. Subject for evening.
Knowing the Lord"
Evening journal., 1922-08-19
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL.

Services az st. Andrews Church.
corner Shipley and Eighth streets.
the Rev. Richral ". W.Trapneli. rector.
will be as follows: Holy Commun-
ion. al s; morning prayer and ser
mon, II o'clock.
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WESTMINSTER PREsBYrERIaN.

A. Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Pennsylvania avenue and
Rodney street service will be held
tomorrow az 1880 o'clock. Preach
ing BY the Rev. George Ashworth
Burslem. OF Dover.
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SWEDISH BAPTIST.

The Rev. o. c. Widen will preach
az the Swedish Baptist Church. on
Vandever avenue. al io.45 and 7.so
O'clock tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1922-08-19
FRATERNAL sPIRTTUALIsTs.

The Fraternal Spiritualst Church.
Eden Hail, Sunday. 7:3O o'clock.
Medium, Miss Anna Harley.
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a BIBLE THOUGHT
~ FOR TODAY
Bible thoughts nemorised, viii prove
priceless heritage in after yesrs.
DPEATH OR LIFE

To be carnally minded is
death; but to be spiritually
minded is life and peace
Romans $50.