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81. Mnry's.
Scors by Innings.

Seventh Ward. . . o 0 o II o.
81 Mary's 900 0 . ; 3 DO
Union lost 20 krebs. IS. In a hard
fought game. Doc" Hoch was the
star for krebs. The score;
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mIDDLETowN, >, DELAWARE, 8.

Middlefown, May s.--MjhdIetown
Ind little difficulty In winning from the
Delaware Bronze team here Saturday.
8 to 3. Moffett's hitting was the fea-
ture.
Tho score.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
STAGE
Fricda Hempel NJ Tho layhouse.

Fne0A Hempoi NJ Tho flhyhOutes
Everywhere that Frieda Hempel has
sung while on her present concert
tour she has been proclaimed ~ the
worlds greatest soprano. the only
SUCCESSOR TO Jenny Lind. the Queen
OF Song" OF so years ago. Nine. Hem
pei will present Jenny Lind" pro-
gram at The Playhouse next Monday
night, assisted by Conrad v. Bos at
the piano. and Louis p. Fritze. fiutist.
Tho program will include Bird Song"
(Taubert). composed expressly for
Jenny Lind and Greeting to Ameri-
ca," tho celebrated prize national song
Ak sung by Lind Mt her frrt concert In
America. Tho poem OF this song WA
written by Bayard Taylor and the
music by Juliu> Benedict.
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WILMINGTON NINE
LOSES TO MEDIA TEAM

Wilmington lost hnrd-fought game
20 Media IN Philadelphia Baseball
content at Media Saturday. TO !. The
condition Of the playing field handi-
capped the locals IN the eighth inning
when several ny balls got away from
the outnelders.
Ellwood pitched good ball through
out and Wilmington looked like win
ners until the unlucky eighth. The hit
ting honors went 70 Glenn and ELL
wood. Glenn had hitA to his credit,
while Ellwood knocked a homer. The
score:
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Score by Innings.

-, Hedwigs defeated Eastlake AZ
Twenty-ninth and Market streets, ia
IN a samc IN which ST. Hedwig's Sc
cured ss hits, The score:
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WILMINGTON.

NNVIs1-
Media ...............0 o o o Is
Two bnse hits, Glenn. Burns, Rogers,
Baylis Three base hits. Ellwood. Burns
Eass Home run. Eilwnod Struck out by
Elwood. 3 by Navant 4 Double plays.
Bayhs to Rogers La, on bases. Will
mington. S; Media, 3. Stolen bases,
sylvester. Sacrifice hits. Burns Baylis,
Patterson. Q Hit by pitched ball. Fish
back Base on balls of Ellwood, 2. I'm
pires, Dugan and Meyers.
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BCNEEN
"Rcported Missing" Mt tho Gnrrlck.

1
SCREEN
"Rcported Missing Mt tho Garrick.
Hailed as n hurricane OF melodra-
matte comedy. the picture Reported
Missing" which In scheduled FOR the
Garrick Theatre this wcek. Is eagerly
anticipated by picturegoers who like
their photoplays full OF thrills. romance
and laughter. Owen Moore Is starred
In the production. which deals with
the attempt of n Far Eastern capital
ist to obtain possession OF huge fleet
OF ships owned by an American ship
ping company.
The high lights OF the picture are a
race between hydroplane and n
Ihydroaeroplane; n shipwreck. n rough
and tumble fight In the villains house,
Il series OF comedy scenes made only
as Henry Jehrman, master Of laugh
ter. knows how TO make them, and
the gowns worn by the beautiful Nlta
Naldi and the fiapper-like Pauline
Garon.
"Alf's Button at tho Arcadia.
"Alf's Button" one OF the most
original comedies Of current release. Is
due for presentation at the~Arcadia
Theatre today. Like Aladdin OF old.
Ali had the power of summoning n
genie, who carried out oil of his COM
mands. no matter how small or large,
Through a freak OF fate. one OF the
brass buttons on Alfs coat had been
made out OF Aladdin's lamp and In
polishing It one day the sudden ap-
poarsnce OF the genie had thrown All
into a panic. 1t took some time to re-
assure him. but when his fears finally
were Gained he worked poor Eustace
as he called the genie. to death.
Clara Kimball Young at the Majestic
What Is pronounced by critics to be
the best starring vehicle Clara KIM
ball Young has had In years will bc
offered Mt tho Majestic Theatre be.
| ginning today. Tho picture What NJ
Man Knowv" wRs filmed from Sadf
Cowpn's original story and shows how
valiantly a real woman can fight fol
the possession OF the greatest thtnS
In life. In no role OF recent or past &C
complishment has Miss Young eve
Il appeared to such advantage as in thi
new picture, Her physical lovclines
Is always hailed with delight by fan
everywhere.
Wallace Reid In "The Worlds Cham
III pion.-
II BY the addition OF tho wor
| Worlds" Wallace Reid has take
| Grant Mitchell's stage success 9Th
! Champion" and presented It on IN
| screen. Except for the title chang
! which seems for the better, tho photo
! play is the cinema duplication OF III
/ spoken comedy. Today tho picture be
II gins Its engagement ut the Quee
4 Theatre. A. f. Thomas and Thoms
| Louden arc the playwrights respons
II BILE for the construction OF the origin:
| work. Their story fits with ease Int
|, screen telling and for Wallace Rel
II 1t Is an almost ideal vehicle.
II Grace Darmond at the Savoy.
II Grace Diamonds beauty will radia'
| the screen OF the Savoy Theatre con
/ mencing today. when Handle Wit
II Care" the big all-star cast Associate
! Exhibitors production. will have il
! first showing. Adapted from the story h
| Charles Belmont Davis. brother
| Richard Harding Davis. Handle Wit
| Care" laughs lightly at lovers vow
| quarrels and lovely woman.
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I'arksIdc.
Score by Innings.

Score by Innings.
Edge Moor ..... 4 o o l 0 0 0 0 o. s
Farksido ...,.. 202 03O a-1s
Defiance defeated Bankers and Brok-
ris. at Second and du Pont streets.
lp-r. The score:
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PARKS|OE DEFEATS
EDGE MOOR NINE
Eastiaks ewampsd Under an
Avalanche Of 70 Hits; Sew
snth Ward Loses.
city Leaxue Standing.
Saturdays Results.

Saturdays Results.
rarksidc, 10. Edge Moor. 5.
Defiance. TO- Bankers 4 Brokers. 3.
krcbs. :. Union, 6.
~. Hcdwigs II: k,astlake. 4.
ST Marys. TO- seventh Ward. :.
81 Mary's defeated Seventh Ward.
io-s. In n city League game Saturday.
Tho score:
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
SCOTT Church
PLANS REVIVAL
lnterdenominational Rally
Will Be Held All Next
Week
SPECIAL MUSIC
WILL BE FEATURE

Revival meetings will begin to-
morrow at Scott NJ. f. Church
Seventh and Spruce streets, the Rev
T. j. sard. pastor. At els o'clock.
class meeting At 1890 o'clock, the
pastor will preach on Prayer for
Laborers to Gather the Great 'Har-
vest"
Sunday School at o'clock, Ep-
worth League service at $50 o'clock.
Miss Mary X -Thielman will con
duct fifteen minute song service,
beginning at 1880 o'clock. The pas
tor will preach on Bible Conditions
OF Being Saved"
Special revival services will be
held each afternoon. at 2.SO o'clock
and each evening. at 7.30 o'clock
next week. Beginning Tuesday
night, there will be six-day inter
holiness rally, under
the leadership OF the Flying Squad
ron Of the National Association for
the Promotion of Holiness. The Rev.
George J. Kunz, of Syracuse n. y
president OF the association VIII be
in charge Of this rally. The Rev.
T. n. Anderson and q. G. Mingle-
dorf, OF Wilmore. KY, will preach
at the services and c. c. Rinebarg ar
Of New Albany. Ind, will direct the
music and singing.
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
NOTED PASTOR TO
PREACH AT BETHANY

At Bethany Baptist Church Elm
and Jackson streets, tomorrow, the
Rev A. F. Williamson, d. d.. pas
tor, the Rev william G.. Russell, D.
D., Director of the Board of Promo
ton for the Northern Baptist Con
vention for Pennsylvania and Della
ware will preach at Nthe morning
service, 1890 o'clock DR.. Russell
will explain at this time how the
money that is being contributed by
the Baptists to the New World
Movement IS being used. Sunday
School, at IL o'clock. Mems Bible
Glass at the same hour The Chris
tan Endeavor meeting at Gas
o'clock, will he a special meeting on
the Missionary work being done in
China. Miss Ida NJ. Little will have
charge of this meeting. Mrs. Jane
Shuster WI sing at this service
There will also he present some Chi
nese children of our city who will
speak
The evening service of song and
praise will start at 7.45 o'clock; song
service In charge OF J r. Slawter.
DR.. Williamson's subject for this ser
vice viii be Does Jesus Care?"
Weekly prayer service on .Wednes-
day evening a 7.45 o'clock.
The monthly meeting of the
Teachers Association will be held
at lis o'clock on Tuesday evening,
instead OF o'clock as heretofore.
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
VI0LINEST TO PLAY
AT VESPER SERVICE

The subject for the morning SER
vice at Westminster Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will he The Vi
tally OF Religion" In this sermon
DR.. Charles l.. Candee will point to
the fact that men have come to the
conclusion that there is not much
comfort and strength in a religion
which supports radicalism and the
extreme in religious worship.
At the vesper service Jacob slmp-
kins. member of the Philadelphia
Symphony Orchestra, will give sew
eral- violin numbers. The sermon,
Paul. Prisoner and Martyr" Is the
sixth OF a series on the Life and
Teachings Of the Great Apostle. The
subject for the afternoon fore
shadows the climax for these ad-
dresses.
Sunday School will meet at 70
noon. John Stevenson. head of a
large concern in Delaware, VIII ad-
dress the Mems Bible and Discus
sional club on the topic, Are the
Principles OF Christianity Adaptable
to Business?"
The Christian Endeavorers will
meet at $50 o'clock. Palmer Craig
will preside at the meeting. Harry
Jones will present the topic, Things
We Can DO For Home Miss ons."
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
ILLUSTRATED THEME
AT AVENUE CHURCH

Services tomorrow at Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church. Delaware
avenue and West streeta Rev. Joseph
Y. Irwin. $. r. D.. pastor. will be as
follows: 1910 o'clock. the pastor
will preach on THE Cities of
Refuge"
Sunday school at IL o'c'ock e.
Ross Farra, superintendent The
Intermediate c. F. at o'clock and
the Christian Endeavor at 6.45
o'clock Leader, Mrs. stephen r.
Pardee.
The evening service at 100 o'clock
when Rev. Rittenhouse Neiseer,
Philadelphia, win give a stereopticon
address entitled "A Tour Of Baptist
Missions"
On Monday evening the board Of.
deacons Will hold their monthly
meeting at S o'clock at the church
The Sunday school will ho'd their
Thanksgiving party on Tuesday eve
ming at the church when The Fila
Oc-Cla-Del will entertain.
The Rev. sumner r. Vinton.
from Burmah will give
stereopticon lecture to which all the
Baptist churches of the city have
been invited.
On Thursday evening the Pepper
Cluo VIII meet and the choir re-
hearsal on Friday evening under the
direction OF Victor Pyle. organist.
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
DIR. SUNFIELD TO
PREACH AT EASTLAKE

The Rev. f. C. Sunfeld OF Barne-
gat. n. j., formerly pastor of East
Lake Church this city will assist in
On evangellstic campaign at Mt.
Salem NJ. f. Church, Nineteenth and
Mt. Salem Lane, the Rev. Leonard
White, pastor. DR.. Sunfield will
preach at both services tomorrow.
The morning service wifi begin at
1890 o'clock and the evening ser
vice at 100. Meetings will continue
each night during the coming week
with the exception OF Saturday eve
ming. Howard Butler of this city
will be the soloist and direct the
congregational singing. The other
services for tomorrow viii be as fol-
lows: Mt. Salem Sunday school will
meet in all departments at noon;
Riddle. Memorial school will meet at
the chapel at $50. The Epworth
League devotional service will begin
at e.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
REVIVAL SERVICES
AT EASTLAKE M. E.

+ At Eastlake NJ. f. Church. Thir>
tieth and Tatnall streets, the Rev.
Arthur w. Goodhand pastor. SER
vices for Sunday will be: $50
O'Clock, general class meeting: 1880
o'clock, public worship; organ pre-
lude; anthem by the church choir:
preaching by the pastor; sermon
subject. "A Right Heart IL o'clock.
adult Bible classes; . o'clock. sun
day School; 645 o'clock community
song service. under the auspices OF
Christian Endeavor Society; 7.45
o'clock evangelistic services:
preaching by the pastor; subject,
"A Mighty Man OF Valor-But."
Revival services every night dur
Ing the week, except Saturday night.
On Friday night the Rev. Aquilla
Webb. d. D., of First and Central
Presbyterian Church, will preach the
sermon.
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
GERMANY.-.THE
OUTCAST nation
Hanover Pastor to Answer
What Is the Matter With
World"
LAY CORNER STONE
THANKSGIVING DAY

In Hanover Presbyterian Church
Boulevard and Eighteenth street, to-
morrow night. the Rev Charles II
Bonner. pastor. WI preach the sec
oDd of his series of sermons on the
general TOPIC. What is the Matter
With the World?" His subject viii
be "Germany-the Ishmael of the
Nations" Mr. Bonner began the seri-
es last Sunday night preaching on
"Russia-the Great Bear OF the
North" The sermons are illustrated
by scenes from the countries under
discussion. At the service tomorrow
night the cho viii be assisted In a
special program by Mrs G.. VI. Ken
ley. soprano. The anthem nun hers
will be: Il Waited for the Lord"
(Mendelssohn) and "Hark, Hark My
Soul" (Shelley) Tho service will be
held in Sunday School Hall.
At the morning hour OF worship
Mr.. Bonner Will preach on the sub
ject, "Smothering the Flames"
Choir numbers AT this service will be
the anthem THE Woods and Every
Sweet Smelling Tree" (WesD. ana
solo, Like AZ the Heart Des reth
the Water Brooks" Mrs c. V. Man
nering CHarker).
The corner stone OF the new Han
over Church Will be laid on Thanks /
giving Day service in Sunday School
Hall 1t Is likely that this service
will be a union service with McCabe
and Eastlake Methodlsts. Holy
Trinity. Lutheran and Eastlake
Presbyterian Churches paarticipat-
ng.
The Christian. Endeavor Societies 8
will meet al the usual hour tomor
.ow evening. Miss Mary Grandel
viii address the senior society.
The regular meeting OF the New
'astle County Graded Sunday School
lnion will be held in the church on
ioDday night
The Mems Blbe Glass will be re-
rganlzed at the noon hour tomOr-
ow. officers viii be elected.
The annual thank offering service
{ the Women's Home Missionary
ociety VIII be held in the church
n Wednesday night. The pastor
ill speak. A SPECIAL program will (
e presented.
Pupils Of II. r. Stausbach and
Ohm A. Thoms. Jr, will give re- I
ital in Sunday School Hall on the
vening Of November % for the
eDefit OF the intermediate Christ
ian Endeavor Society. j.
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
MASTER MCKINLEY
TO SING BELL SOLO

The Rev. r. X. Stephenson. pas
tor OF silverbrook NJ p. Church.
will preach on the subject. The
More Blessed Act" at the 1880
O'Clock service tomorrow. The mu-
steal numbers for the day viii in
clude: Organ. Largo" Hahdell;
"Onertory," Batiste; "Posilude in
c. Brown; Song without
words" Thone; Sunday school at
IL O'Clock. Special music by the
orchestra, under the leadership Of
Miss Connell Master Nelson Nc
Glnley will play "a bell solo, May
Time" Snyder.
At s.45 o'clock, Epw6rth League
service.
At the evening service. DR.
Stephenson will preach on The SUI
preme Importance Of Religion"
The choir will sing 20 Worship
the King" The mid-week services
follow:
Tuesday, o'clock. class meeting;
"wednesday. o'clock. PRAYER meet
ing. Friday. 100 o'clock, Standard
Bearers: Saturday. 2.30 o'clock.
Junior League.
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
Longing for the Flesh Pots
BY the Rev. George Henry Dole
Pastor of the Church of the New Jerusalem

follow repentance; for all that s.
natural or self-centered must die
that the spiritual and unselfsh may
spring up. II will nightly strength
en- In temptation II we then recall
that this inward death. this wilder
ness OF the soul is but the birth
pain OF a new and better life. DO
not mistake the death OF the old life
for the quality OF the new Hfe. which
many do, and therefore turn back
The real quality OF the new life cam
not be tasted until the old life dies,
and the new has had time to bear
its fruits. AS the natural dies. the
sweeter joys of pure and righteous
living Inflow. Finally the Joys OF
the new life become so gratifying and
give such peace that the sinful de-
sires no longer entice. Then the
wilderness Is passed. and the holy
land OF promise IL entered.
The lesson OF the wilderness is
simple. To gain the promised
state OF victory and peace. we must
pass through many wildernesses of
the soul. We will hunger for the
delights 'of evils that we have re-
nounuced. We will feel that God
has forgotten us. Righteous llv-
ing will seem tame, joyless. dead.
Let us be forewarned, and know that
when wrong is put away, the old
desires will burn and torment. and
that II we do not give way to back
ward longlngs, God Will lead us
safely trough all wildernesses OF the
soul. and finally bring us into the
promised state of victory, JOY and
oeace
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
'NEWPASTOR TO
SPEAK AT GRACE
DR.. B. M. Johns Will Preach
Both Morning and
Evening
Mr.. COX WILL
SING TENOR SOLO

Or. Benjamin NJ. Johns. new min
lister, will preach both morning and
evening at Grace NJ. f. Church to-
morrow. The musical program for
the day follows: 1915 o'clock. the
chimes. Holy. Holy. Holy, Lord God
Almighty. There is a Founta n
Filled with Blood Art Thou Weary,
Art Thou Languld. Hark My Soul II
Is the Lord: 1890 o'clock. organ
prelude. Allegro Gubilante, Frysing-
err: professional. rs; anthem, I'm
fold We Portals Everlasting" Gou-
nod: offertory. tenor solo. MY Hope
is in the Everlasting" Stalner. Mr..
Cox: recesslonal, 654; organ post
lude Marche Nuptiale. Loret; 705.
the ch mes, Jesus My All TO Heaven
is Gone, o Sometimes tho Shadows
are Deep. Abide With Me; 7.15 to
100 o'clock. organ recital Grand
Choeur in A. Kinder; Cavatina, Ran;
Canzone AMBROSE. Nevin; process
sional. 612; anthem. Saviour When
Night Involves sthe Skies" Shelley;
offertory. Fear Not o Israel"
spicker; recess 'onal. s0T; organ post
Jude. Festival Postlude in d, Beste.
Sunday school at noon. Dr. Johns
will address the Epworth League
service at $50 O'Clock; Mrs. Frank
Bayllss will sing.
on Monday night the St. James
will hold its monthly
in the Church House. DR..
w. O. sypherd Of the University OF
Delaware will he the speaker. DR..
Johns viii also be present and will
make few remarks. A social hour
will follow the program.
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
DECISION DAY.
AT ST. PAUL'S
Rev. c. L. Hubbard to Ad-
dress Pupils of Sunday
School
TIMELY THEME AT
EVENING SERVICE

The Rev c. L. Hubbard. pastor
Of ST. Paul's NJ. E. Church. will speak
on the theme Prosecuted, at the
1890 O'Clock tomorrow.
Mrs. Florence Ewell Atkins. OF
Georgia. lecturer and organizer OF
the National W.T.. C. U. will speak
at the evening services
Decision Day" will be observed
during the Sunday School session.
following the morning service. AT
this time DR.. Hubbard viii speak
to the school by departments and
give the scholars an opportunity 10
unite with the church on prepare
tory membership. The superinten-
dents win assist in this service.
Mrs. William r. Smith. Jr.. pres
ident Of the Junior Auxiliary w. F..
NJ. S. will be the speaker at the
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting
at SIS o'clock.
The chorus choir directed by
Professor Charles T. Edwards, will
render the following numbers:
Morning - March Onward" an
them, Pike; quartette. Blessed
Jesus" Geibel. Mrs. Theresa Dow
ney, Mrs. Eleanor G. Kemery. VIII
mer s. Boldly. Charles T. Edwards.
Evening 20 Light Eter-
nal Miles; baritone solo. Saviour
Divine" stults. Wilmer s. Boldly:
violin solo, Meditation" Seiiz.
Charles LaBoube Edwards. In ad-
dition. Professor Edwards will con-
duct a congregational song service
preceding the evening sermon.
Organ numbers for the day will
be; Morning Prelude in F." Flag
Ter; 'Meiodie." Hammered. and in
he evening. 'Nocturne." Hammered;
Grand Chorus" Dubois: Sweet
Hour OF Prayer" Loud. and Post
ude In D. Donahoe. Miss Sarah
Hudson White. organist
Business meeting of the Chris
ian. Endeavor Society on Monday
vening. at the church. Ladies' Aid
'ociety meets Tuesday evening al the
and will complete plans
or the bazaar TO be held Deem
er Z.
Evening journal., 1922-11-18

Would 10 God we had died by the
hand of the Lord in the (land OF
Egypt when we sat by the flesh
the full; for We have brought ui
forth into this wilderness. TO kill this
whole assembly with hunger-Ex.
xvi,s.
This is one event in Israers mem
orable Journey from Egypt, the
land OF bondage, TO the promised
land of freedom and peace It
graphically describes one of the
temptations into which every one
must come who passes from bond
age in sin to a true and holy state
OF spiritual freedom and happiness
When one leaves behind the de-
lights Of an impure selfish life, he
comes into a wilderness, into joyless
states wherein he hungers for the
satisfactlons OF former sinful ways
He has not yet formed within him
love for purity. righteousness. man
kind, and the virtues straight from
God. Having no love for heavenly
things, there can be no delight in
devout. clean. pure life. for all de-
lighs are from the qualification Of
. m e love. Having renowned
former delights, he becomes as dead
and his life seems a wilderness
When he tries to satisfy his long
ngs with Christian teachings and by
iotng as the Lord Jesus did, in
agony. OF soul he cries out. My
soul loatheth this light bread. and
he hungers for the former flesh pots
II sinful and selfish qualification.
II Is inevitable that such states
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
and Music To Be Heard In The City Churches Tomorrow
IDR. ELLIS TO TALK
! AT UNITARIAN CHURCH

Socrates and Christ or the Love
Of Truth and the Love Of God will
be the subject Of the sermon by the
Rev w. A. Vrooman, in the Unfair
ian Church. West street, above
Eighth, at the Sunday morning ser
vice at IL o'clock.
At 7.45 o'clock DR.. William T.
Ellis. noted journalist and war cor
respondent will give az address on
Turkey and Greece Of Today"
Everyone welcome at both Of these
meetings
At 4.SO o'clock the Rev. W, A.
Vrooman will hold public service at
Arden.
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
Union AMERICAN VI. f.

At Union American NJ. f. Church.
Twelfth and French streets the Rev
Edward s. Rice, minister, services
will be 1915 O'Clock. The pastor
will exchange pulpits with the Rev.
william II. Guy. pastor OF Bethany.
L. A. ~. F.. New Castle. Mr.. Guy
will use as his subject The Power
Of Prayer: o'clock class meeting;
2.3O o'clock, Sabbath School; 3
o'clock evening worship and sermon
by the pastor. Monday evening
Oficial Board; Friday evening meet
Ing of the choir and stewards.
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
I'm THE LAST DAYSw
PASTORS THEME

The First Swedish Baptist Church
Nandever avenue and Church street
the Rev. c. A. Chader, minister
services tomorrow will be 1915
o'clock. morning worship and SER
mon by the pastor. in Swedish; IL
O'Clock. noon, Sunday school; 645
o'clock Young Poop e's meeting
100 o'clock, English service, subject,
In the Last Days &-!"
On Wednesday Novembe %. this
church Will join the Kingswood NJ.
E. Church, in the celebration of their
fftieth anniversary.
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE.

Services at the Christian and Mis-
sionary Alliance, 504 West Fifth
street will be as follows: $50
o'clock, prayer service; 1890 O'Clock,
sermon by the pastor; 1880 o'clock,
Sunday school; $50 o'clock, young
peoples meeting; 7.S0 o'clock, ser
mon by the pastor. The annual home
convention of this church will open
on Wednesday evening and continue
with two services each day 2.3O and
7.SO o'clock over Sunday. The Rev.
S. w. McGarvey, of Huntington, Pa,
and the Rev. F. B. Collit of Corning.
y. Y, will he the speakers at these
services,
Evening journal., 1922-11-18
NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH.

At North Baptist Church, Lincoln
street, near Delaware avenro. the
Roy. William L. Pettingill. .Lstor,
at the morning service at 1890
o clock. DR.. Rittenhouse Neisser. Of
Philadelphia, will speak in the eve
ming service at las o'clock. the
pastor will preach. taking for his
subject, "Unspeakabie Words"
Bible school at noon.