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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

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aroken Gpttes, ban1t mirb Elm iebcr
bon ,ttts ielbitgefrGftigt tnb sefeitigt
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re begeiaern, anbere fiiibren in ben
bielaetaltigen sttnbe1 bieies Groer-
lebe1s.
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NAL! SIR ieib Der Stol5 bes Seites,
Gnre idiuieliae 6anit, Sic fid roget in
uimn1er eruiibenbem Bleif, Sic eble,t
i3ige Cures bp1t Ser Bille Der SATIRE
aefirdte,1 @efidtes berraten bas
irene 6ers IN Garer Brnf. 8ir ,uplen
tpie Elm Mar,1 feft ,1rb tre1t saiart-
meniteb1t, in 9iebe ~bersefe,to ben 9a-
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mir ballen Sic m1tdtige 6anf bent,
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re. ltno Der 9errgott broben bp1t
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ben, ieinen Segea fit 1tniere Stride,
fiar rnier 2anb, fit 11niere 8riioer,
audi fir bie, sic 1trs baiien*
Mit bent sr6ften fatbo1ti6en Did,
ter id)liefen ,uir @1tre 8iinide 1tnb bic
n~nirisen %aniantnten in bas @ebet an
Sen @rlS1er:
Dir, iikes 2t@t pertra,' id, tupl'
1tts lette11,
9af mir ant red)ten @ege farber
fd)retten;
91 gibit ser @arme, gibit bes 2idtes
Segen,
DIT iolit itets lendten ,tniere Ftlgerz
megen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Der untereane 5mYrnas
befdtigt

Gon6on, IL. sept Sic 0ad-
'ridteu aus 5mDrna ieIbit, iopie aus
tRonitantinopel mo Mtben, Die IN Com
bon borliegen beitdtigen ale Die
@robe Ser &,ataitropbes Die Die Stah
ismprra betroffen bat, Die groBten-
tells in Erummern Iiegt infolge Der
Beuersbrnnif, bon Der bebalptet miro,
iie lei bon Derbrediider &ano gelegt
1poroen. Nah ben Iebten 8eri6ten
batten iid Die Slammen bereits big
our Battlefront ourdgefreiien, pobin
ii6 Eanienoe bon Gbriiten gefli6tet
batten.
Die 8eri6te ingen, a1e austpdr=
tigen aoniulote nit Nusnabme oer-
ienigen Spaniens, 8elgiens nno Nor-
megens, ieien abgebrannt.
Sic 59Gbnngen iiber Die 3nbl
Ser Spfer geben melt a11seinnn0er.
Cine Ser Iekten Mngaben, Die genet
set tperben, sic zines amerifaniiden
@ilfsnrbeiters, ipribt bon min6eitens
100000 9pfern Big 9onnerstag-
morgen; man nimnnt an, 6aB bie Ser
lebten mitgere9net iin6, 90 bisber Die
Bail Ser Gotten MIR nuf 1000 -
%angegeben pltr6en.
Mhn,4,to,4 n,,f hon Hnraf4prn1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

if. Die gatiade, 6nB Der golfer-
bunb oag sDriibe Wan6at gutbieB,
pbne oie 8ep0lferung bon 5tuei WiQio-
men 5eelen gu fragen 1T Elm tpeite-
rer Bepeis 6afiir, Dab Die el1ropai-
iden 5tantsHanner Die geredfen
Yrin3ipien miBadten 6erenttDegen
Ser groBe &rieg nusgefodten plroe
So, 10, in 5Drien glallH man alto
nod 0nB Der groBe 4rieg gere6ter
@rlnoidbe negen ausgefodten NOR
ben it'll.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
2(ufrihtieer DON'T.

ELLEN 9et1tltdhen u11o
rpeltlihen Rerren, melae
ourdh 8eitrdee sur 2lusz
itattune Ger uNoroltern"z
Soupenter=1 GUNNER bet
truoen, lei htermtt un1er
m~ohleemetnter Dant erz
ltattet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
RersliAes miQeentt,'e't

@illfpmmen! SIR 9elesaten bon
Nurb tnS sab nnb 81 nnb 8e1t.
@illfummem! Sir Srennoe 'tno
CUTIE.
Mfit Scr san5en Glnt beiliser Se-
aeiitermns fir sic Sade 't1leres
Serrn nnb @pttes fir sic sodJe ,t11@
ieres beilisem @lambens, NIT Der ttef-
iten nno amfridtieiten spmpatbie, bic
bas Sers zines Trennbes beseilter11
fann, rmfem mir es @nd at: @iafort@
men!
Ser sroke 9idter 9ante. Seiien
3%entenarium poriges .Sabr in allet
Sei(en nno 0ambern Garopas gefet=
ert tpnrbe, idrieb in ieinem @eoid)te,
vSie a6ttlide &om6bie," fplgenoes:
@eil sn Der Groe 9ingen
Sid beine Seele immer abtuarts
fenft,
&ann biz bas uabre 2id)t nttr Ne<
BEL bringen.
9ieIem &prtpmrf, Ser berte tpobl
mebr als je ben Nbamsfinoern gilt,
uolen tuir ablenfen. 8ir lpplen bic
Nmse1 6ffnen benz 2idt* Sem nab
rem 2dt, bas alleu inns Sen 8eg net
fen fam IN 1tub bmrd sic pielen 8irr=
niTe nnIerer Sage. TIM benienisea
pollen mir mns idaren, ser tn sotts
lider 8abrbaftisfeit nno Wabrbett
BON iidj iage1 fonnte, uSS@ bin bag
2idt Der @elt." 9iefes @tmmelsltM
mo0en ipir Ideimen nn6 lendten LAT
len lit nnier @ers 1trb tit nniere See
Ie nnb in unler sanaes Sem, batttt
uir BON bieiem 2id)te er1etdtet nnb
eriuGrmtt, erfennen nnb besen t11o
pffesen Ben berrlid)en Gpttesgarte't
nuieres Seelenlebens nnb ielbf ge=
feftiet nrb selantert in bteiem 2id)te
and ,penisitens ettuas 8arn1e tro
2iebe brinsen IN bic nad 2iebe NIB
Gidt 10 led5senbe @elt.
Bir erlebeu in 1tnIern Sage1r et-
tuas Mebmlides, ME es in ben eriten
Sabrbmnberten BEG gbritenttms tuar,
Snmitten elmer slGuaenben, ia blet.
bent bubem atlt1tr, mo 2ebensgennk
1nb Grfenmtnisbra1g iiberal 10 ,9ro-
fe &mrben ,1ebmen, uo in allea 2an-
bern umb inter alien &6lferm attf al.
le erbenflide Mrt gef,tdt mirb, bas
2eben 10 a~useneft1 aIs nn5slid st
aeitaltem tn6 ale Menidjen stfrieoen
at itel(en, beute, tuo Sic gaase Welt
an Der Mrbeit 1T, Bic Meniden gliid-
Iid at MAIDEN, erbebt ii6 latter als
je Ser @mf nad Slid, sic Se6nitM
1tad Grleidternag. @en11 mir bic gr>
seusmiFe Ser 2iterat1tr 1tnierer 2dn.
ber, bic @eranftaltnngen bet &nnf,
bas sanse 2eber ,tnb sreiber 1tnierer
@Slfer betradten, bann tntk tins IN
rrieites Mitleib erfnller, ben1t 10 art1
bilfsbebnrftis ME jett, 1T bic Belt 1T
ibrer Weiantmtbeitsuo nod ME ge>
tueien. Simmer ttefer 1rb einfdJnei.
bember ,uirft Bic Debe ,trb 2eere, mel
die cine gpttentfrembete 8eltanida1t'
1ttta in sic ar1tea MenIden biaei1ge-
fntpft fat, innner i%dJnterslider merfett
bic bitter enttanidtea Wenid)en, ipie
lire ebelite Settle berfiimttert 1nb abs
itirbt. 9aber bas Mnlebnangsbe6irf.
mig, bag Snde1t mad einett beritan-
biger ,ttb flngen 5iibrer in alien Sc.
felidaftsfla1en. 0aber greifen bic ar'
men Menfder 11adb alett, mas ftd IT,
men bietet. 1tnb ieben lie, bait Der ee-
i,td)te Tiibrtr Elm 9eilsperipreher 1T
aber fein 6eilsbrtnger, bann fonnme1
sic f1rdJtbaren GnttGnidnngen, an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

UtACL 1t1tiCtC CStt W. H<sAs +tso
10 reid III.
gnf relisiSiem 8ebiete fiiblt a6er
Der Menid feline Dbnmadjt AM farf-
iteu. - 8eareiflid. 80 9a felt CT
ia einer tim nnhefmrten, einer tint
IN etiua 1nbeiutliden, Der @pttes. ,t1b
Gapigfeitspelt geaeniiber. 8ie mud.
tia fallen Sic emigen &erpflidtnnge1
Iel6it bem fibniten Manne anf bic
seele! Seber fablt, bak es ii6 bier
INN iein Mles bambelt. 9as,t aber 10
biele ieeliide @ermidltnael., iduere
3ueifel, 2eibeni6aften. M1td Der se'
ideiteite nnb iel6abepukteite Ma,t1t
,pirb bier nid5t allein nit itd fertig,
gIe Iebnen fid mad einem Salt. Die
Trane,t, tueil bieie iomieio bilfsbeoarf.
tiger iinb, aber audi Sic Manner. Die
mannlide Snsenb, balsitarrtg ideint
tie at iein. @armm? 8eil man lie ot
bart ,1nb idjroff aufabrt. @erabe Der
i1tuge Mann ,tnierer Sage iebnt iid
ma6 Silfe uno Sat; Bonn gerabe TT
Tim gart bieles, bas e. nidjt peritebt
,n6 5,t meiitern bertnag. Mte6erlage1
erlebt e., sic lin id,uer britdem. 2et-
bemidaften regen iid}, sic CT MIR st
germ niebermerfen mId)te, aber alein
nid]t besminsen fam. 8ie banfbar 1T
ielbit ser fredite &tride, tpie meid
1pirb er, >ue11t tim ba ein Selfer Sic
!Samb reidt* 11nb mas ipllen mir crit
Iaaett, iper1t ,utr binamsgeben anf ben
grpfen Ssea1t bes 2ebens, >po 10 btele
idiff6riid5ise 8upte idauimme1r 11fer=
los, amferlus, init 70 pielen Menidem
brinnen pbne 2e6ensinbalt nnb Sc
b%ensfratoe.
Mmf mid)t Of ioldem Glenoe 1trs
tiefltes Mitleio erfiiQen? MnR nid)t
tint 10 n1ebr 1tns beilise &eeeiiter,tng
er1Ia6en fir sen, Ser ALIEN bteie ar
men Meniden retten fann 1tuo rettea
mill, ser in fortluabreaoer Sitbne nrb
Mbbitte 1rter inns iueilt? 9teiem be-
iten Menibenfrennbe, bem ioaen bic
ie Sage geb6rem+
@ie 1tnIere fl. Stride bic fnrdbtz
baritem 3eitem ,1nb i@arften &rien
itets iiesrei& iiiberuatnoen, 10 >pirb
a,1d in nniern Sa9er reide Grnte tbr
beidiebem ieim. 9ieie Grnte uirb aber
tint 10 reid)er a~tsfalen, lie better tpir
es beriteben, 1nier eisenes Sebe11 nad)
sen srpfem @eieten bes elui9en @eiet=
aebrs s,t printierem. 9esbalb M1t 1n6
11e1te 2iebe 1tnb 9in9abe at 1taiere H.
Stride. Ser @eilsperipreder sab ntn
gilt es biele. @etlsbrinser gibt es 1,tr
einer, BEN menidseuorbenen @ottes-
Iobn. @pttes @ort 11tr fd1tf bic @el=
ten, @ottes @efek MIR balt fiie in ftdJe>
rer @ano iber Mgrmnbtiefeu. @eumt
,pie in ben eriten 3eiten Ser Stride
@pttes @eiet sic @elt erbielt, ben
Gtrpm Ser beibniiden &eroerbtbeit
5uriidorGngte 1tnb @einbeit nnb Ta@
m%ilientreae, Maditenliebe nnb Gbr-
fiidfeit, Makisfeit mab @ottesfur@t
tpieber erbliten, 10 faun 1tnb tuir6 es
audi fit 1tniere totfranfe 8elt n1tr 1T
einem 2idt nnb Trieoen nnb 2eben
,nb Tre1tbe geben, int 9efretsisten
&eilamo, int @ott bes 2idtes nnb bes
Trtebens.
Sadet mir lin, ben ebelften Mens
idemfreunb, BEN einaisen @eilsbrtn=
ger. 9as tualre 2idt 1T bieien Sagen
better fenne1 at lernen, inden mir
1tts in feline groken @ebanfeu eiaffii>
gen at lermen naebr als s1tbpr, iore
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Sn G9rien aibt es inter beut So.

yH SyIteH gun g ANttI ucAt wv.
men e. er NJ $ jan cine
9etpegung gegen 6as bon Sranfreib
in ienem II abbangigen Gam
Sc a11sgeMbte Wanbnt, 6as bem 5rn1=
5oien nenli9 nod EXTRA bonn 8olfer-
buno 5ugeiproden tpnroe. Die l1nrn-
fen laiien nibt na6, 10 iagt cine
Boifnadri6t Gus 9amasfns, nn6 iino
10 f6limm, nie CUR 3eit 6es Mnfent-
baltes 6es Gbicagoer CHARLES st..
Crane, Ser befonntlid) bon ieinen Ser
DISQUALIFICATION nit Ser fran5oiil6en
Sberbobeit ii 5Drien man6es at err
5dblen tpuBte. Die oberertpdbnte
6 / erne &an6 iou nit Dem
Sinn Sein IN Srlano Mebnlibfeit
baben nrb aIerban6 8omben=Mao-
tria treiben. Sic bat III + d NJ
g~igfeit o6er SOB" auf lire
6abnen gei6rieben. 9em 8rin5en
211tfallob miro folgen0e Meuber1tng
5ugei6rieben: Cine gan5e Station in
ben Stang zines 8arbarenltan0es gu
rudberieben lit ni6t nl1r i6reien6e
l1ngere6ttgfeit, ion6ern ein graft
iamer 8etpeis 6afur, 6aB Ma6t &e9t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
ten uirb. Ser 31g berldft saif
Centre 1norgens adt 1tbr 116 tritt
Bic Mndfabrt abenbg adt ltbr bon
St. Climb aus an.
Banfranb III 2lpon,

Sn Ser lebten Dienitagnadt bra-
6en 8anbiten in bie Mpon stnte
8anf Elm unb beraubten 6ieielbe i'm
etna $4,000, tpelhe 5umme nidt II
oas 8anfgetp6lbe eingeidloiien mar.
Das @emolbe permodten Die 8anoit-
ten ni6t 31 iprengen, 6aber ser IN
bemielben aufbepabrte @elo- uno
8onos-8 etrag ben 8anfbeiiBern err
balten blieb. Die 8anoiten baben in
Ser Glu9t ibr Sell geinbt.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-24
Special and Music To Be Heard The City Churches
REV. W. ]. SLY AT
BETHANY CHURCH

Bethany Baptist Church, Elm and
Jackson streets, preaching 1890 a.
m. and 7.45 p. m. by the Rev. Will
liam j. Sly of Philadelphia. Rev,
Sly is connected with the American
Baptist Publication Society. Sun
day school at IL o'clock noon.
Christian Endeavor meeting at Gas
p. m. leader Miss Ida little, this is
the monthly missionary meeting OF
the C. e. Society.
Preaching and song service at TAB
p. m. congregational singing under
the leadership of Mr.. J. r.. Slawter
and his chorus choir. The Quar-
terly Business Meeting of the church
will be held on Monday evening at
o'clock at which time every MEM
Der of the church is urged to be
present.
The daily vacation bible school
will open on Monday morning, at 8
o'clock and will continue for four
weeks, sessions being held every day
except Saturday. The school will
be in charge of Miss Ida NJ. Little,
assisted by Miss Rebecca Little and
Mrs. ]. r. Slawter as teachers. The
school is open TO all denominations.
There will be prizes awarded to
scholars who attain the best average
during the school session.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-24
MUSICAL PROGRAM
AT EPWORTH CHURCH

Services at Epworth NJ. 2. Church
will commence tomorrow morning
with class in charge OF Thomas w.
Jakes. The class will meet at $50
o'clock.
At 1890 the minister, the Rev.
Essell Parks Thomas. viii preach
on the subject. THE God of the
Worlds Salvation"
Sunday school, Willis L. overdeer.
superintendent. will meet at 2
p. m.
The evening service will begin at
730 o'clock. The choir will give the
final musicale of the year, and the
program will consist of anthems.
choruses. quartettes. duets and
solos Epworth choir has rendered
splendid service during the season
just closing, and has been much
sought after for concert work in
other places. The service in the
evening will be mainly musical.
Monday evening James T. Alex
lnder's class meets; prayer service
On Wednesday evening. Subject.
Method in Our Prayer Life"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-24
'DR. CANDEE IS
PARK PREACHER
Will Speak Tomorrow Night
on Subject, 1.-THE Worlds
Salvation"
TROMBONE SEXTETTE
LEADS MUSIC

The Rev. Charles L. Candee, D..
D.. pastor Of Westminster Presby-
terrain Church, will be the preacher
at the second of the summer series
of union meetings in Brandywine
Park, at Eighteenth and Monroe
streets. tomorrow evening. His sub
ject will be. THE Worlds Saliva
ton" Rev. ]. S. Gilhllan, of
Olivet Church. will preside. The
Rev. Charles II. Bonner. pastor of
Hanover Church, will offer the
prayer and the Rev. Thomas Kerr.
pastor of Green Hill Church. will
read the Scripture. The congrega-
tional music. accompanied by
trombone sextette. will be directed
by Jacob T. Clymer.
The committee in charge of the
services is looking forward to a
spiritually profitable series. One
thousand persons heard the Rev.
Charles II. Bonner preach the OPEN
ing sermon last Sunday night ami as
the series progresses even larger
congregations are expected. Every
Presbyterian Church in the city. ex-
cept one. Is participating. Among
the preachers will be several DIS
Presbyterians from Phil
adelphia and other nearby cities.
There will be seats for all. In
case of rain the service Will be held
In Hanover Church, Boulevard and
street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-24
WALKING BY FAITH"
SERMON THEME

Union NJ. E. Church. Rev. Harvey
Winfield Ewing, d. D., minister. will
hold services tomorrow as follows:
Sunday School at GAS O'Clock. W. L.
Bicking, superintendent; class meet
ing at $50 o'clock, L. w. Dunlap,
leader; public worship at IL o'clock,
sermon subject, Walking by FAITH"
Epworth League at IT'S O'Clock.
leader, Miss Anna Handy; evening
worship at 8 O'Clock, subject. THE
Love of Life"
Music for the day, organ prelude,
ALPINE Pastoral" Flagler; anthem,
Ear From My Heavenly Home"
Hofner; solo. Father. Take My
Hand and Lead Me-" Miles. Mrs. FL
lis; offertory, "a Summer Idyl."
Rothleger; postlude. "Romanza."
Mozart. Organ recital at 7.45 o'clock,
Miss Johnson; gospel fiymn. win
One Every Day" Geibel; anthem.
"Au Is Well" Jones; offertory, "At
Sunset" Silas; organ postlude, "Ju-
bilant March," Solly.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-24
TWILIGHT SERVICES.

At Scott NJ. +. Church, tomorrow,
the summer schedule starts at 9.15
o'clock. when the morning class,
T. N Gilbert, leader. will meet. The
Rev. T. ]. Sard, pastor. will preach
at the morning service at 1890 a.
m. and will use as his text, Man
as Gods Growing Creature"
Sunday school meets at 2 o'clock,
A. T. Gilbert. superintendent. The
orchestra under the direction Of
Professor Walter Leopold will play
special music. The collection taken
at this service will be for missions.
Twilight services for the summer
months will begin tomorrow even
ing. The flfteen-minute song SER
vice begins at o'clock, with Miss
Mary A. Thielman. leader. The SER
vices will last one hour. The pastor
will talk on Harvest Great and
Laborers Few"
Children's class on Monday night
at $50 and Young Peoples class at
7.45 o'clock. Albert Wilson's Tues
day nights class will meet at 7.45
o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday
night at 7.45 o'clock led by the
pastor.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-24
DIR. C.L. HUBBARD
AT ST. PAUL'S
"The Shadow of a Great
Rock" Subject Tomor-
row Morning
MUSICAL PROGRAM
AT EVENING SERVICE

The services on Sunday at st.
Paul's M. p. Church, will start at
$40 o'clock with the class meeting.
led by Rev. w. G. Strickland. At the
morning service at 1870 O'Clock,
DIR. Carlisle L. Hubbard VIII preach.
His subject will be "The Shadow of
a Great Rock" Sunday School meets
at 10 o'clock.
Christian Endeavor prayer meet
ing will be held at els O'Clock, the
leader for this service being Mrs.
Frank Helms. This will be the last
meeting Of this society until Sep
TENDER.
The pastors subject for the
evening service at 7.30 o'clock will
be in the series on the life OF Jesus,
1.-The Call of Matthew"
Musical numbers for the day will
be as follows: Morning service, or
gan prelude, "Nocturne," Hammered;
"Pastorale" (To a wild Rose),
Mcdowell; Miss Sarah Hudson
White, organist; anthem by chorus
choir, ''I VIII Sing of His Mercies,"
Suits; quartet, "Open the Door,"
Shippers; Mrs. 2. G.. Kemery, Mrs.
T. Downey. Messrs. Boldly and Ed
wards. Evening service. organ
numbers, Consolation" Mendels-
sohn; "Grand Chorus" Dubois; "a
Summer Morning." Kinder; postlude,
zone Fleeing Hour" Lee; anthem
by chorus choir, "Great Is the Lord"
Brown; baritone solo. Hold Thou
My Hand" Briggs. by Wilmer S.
Boldly; violin solo, Meditation"
by Charles Laboube Ed
wards.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-24
ROLL CALL AT
WESLEY CHURCH

The Rev. z. W. Wells, pastor Of
Wesley NJ. Z. Church, viii occupy
the pulpit at both morning and even
ing services there tomorrow. The
morning service will be a roll call
OF the membership and will begin at
1870 o'clock. Mr.. Wells will preach,
taking for his subject THE Sword of
the Great Quest" This service will
be followed by the Sunday School
mt 1915 o'clock. The pastor will
teach The Mems Bible Glass at the
same time. The evening service will
begin at 100 o'clock, az which time
NJ Wells VIII preach, hLs subject
be.uT WHAT Think Ye OF Christ? ?"
Tho Ir.d-veck prayer meeting win
he bla on Wednesday evening az
7.3a O'Clock.
The n usloal program for to1lor-
row vii; Re: Morning, organ proiu5e.
Ashsordi onertory. Leybach; an
ther1. "Roo,z Of -Ayos." Thomas;
postluce Clark. Evening. prelude,
ofisr;cry. wiisenj an
them, 20 Paradise" oe.5e,; post
lacs. Gounod.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-24
PHILADELPHIA
TO PREACH HERE

Services at the First and Central
Presbyterian Church tomorrow, will
be in charge OF the Rev Aquilla
Webb, d. D.. Ill. d. At the 1880
o'clock services the Lords Supper
will be celebrated.
The Sunday School meets at ~
o'clock, under the supervision of
Joseph S. Hamilton and John J.
Hayes
Mems Bible class win assemble in
the Church gallery at the same
hour.
Christian Endeavor service. at
s.45 o'clock; topic. Duties" Leader.
Miss Banta. from Elsmere Christian
Endeavor Society.
Evening worship at 7.45 D. m, the
Rev. NJ. V. p. Yeaman. OF Philadel-
phia, VIII preach.
Musical numbers for the day,
under the leadership OF Leslie Cook,
organist and choir director, will be
as follows:
Morning-Prelude. Sonata" Bee
thoven; duet. "Over the stars
There is Rest" (Abt), Miss Comfy
and Mr.. Hayes; postlude. "Festal
March" Johnston. Evening-Pre-
Jude, 'Serenade," Chaminade; an
them, THE Friend Who Waiteth
Nigh" Macy; postlude. "Etude,"
Buck.
Mrs. Downing's Sunday School
class will meet at the house Of Mrs.
Alfred Mcdowell. at Roselle, on
Monday afternoon. at o'clock.
Prayer and conference meeting.
Wednesday evening.
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WALKING WITH GOD"
PASTORS THEME

Order Of service at Harrison Street
NJ. z. Church, Seventh and Harrison
streets, for tomorrow, Rev. William
z. Habbart. pastor. will be as fol-
lows: $50 o'clock, class meeting,
George ID. Crossan, leader; 1890
O'Clock, preaching service. Prelude,
Liberty Fantasia" Maxson; anthem
after prayer, 20 Lamb of Cod"
Stults; offertory solo, selected. Miss
Isabel Braden; sermon by pastor,
subject; Heavenly Manslons"i post
lude, selected.
1915 o'clock Sunday school, I.
Elmer Perry. superintendent; Mems
Bible class. the Rev. w. Z. Habbart,
teacher; young women's Bible class,
Mrs. w. z. Habbart, teacher.
7.30 o'clock preaching service;
prelude, "Intermezzo,' Rogers; an
them after prayer, 1.-THE Earth is the
Lerman; offertory quartette
Ear From My Heavenly Home"
sermon by pastor. Sub
ject: walking With Cod; post
lude.
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REV. A. W. G00DHAND
TO TALK ON DAVID"

At Eastlake NJ. e. Church, Rev.
Arthur w. Goodhand, pastor, the
order of services for tomorrow will
be as follows: $50 o'clock, class
meeting, William c. King, leader;
1890 o'clock. public worship, organ
prelude, anthem by church choir,
arise. Shine" Geibel; solo, Cast
Thy Burden" Raymond Waller; SER
mon by the pastor, 1.-The Earnest Of
Our Inheritance"
IL o'clock. meeting OF adult Bible
classes, Rev. Arthur w. Goodhand.
teacher; 2 o'clock, regular session Of
the Sunday School. Walter H. Missl-
mer, superintendent; CAS- o'clock,
Christian Endeavor devotional meet
ing.
7.45 o'clock, public worship; or
gan prelude, anthem by church
choir, 81 Have Set Watchmen Upon
Thy Walls" Kirkpatrick; solo. THE
Eternal City" Miss Elsie Waller;
sermon by the pastor, David and
Goliath"
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SERMON THEMES
BASED ON CHRIST

Tomorrow morning at 1890
o'clock the Rev. George D. Allison.
Phi. D., pastor of Second Baptist
Church, will preach on THE Up
lifted Christ" the message of the
Northern Baptist convention, re-
Gently held in Indianapolis. The
quartet choir. directed by Floyd w.
Harper, will sing, when Power Di-
vine" by Shelly. and send Out Thy
Light" by Gounod.
At 1915 noon the Bible School will
hold their closing session before the
summer vacation, the school reopen
ing the first Sunday in September.
The evening service will begin at
7.45 o'clock. DR.. Allison will preach,
taking for his subject Christ, the
Bringer of Hope" Quartets by the
choir will be Saviour. Let Thy
Love for Me-" by Federlein, and
Holy Art Thou" by Handel.
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VISITING MINISTER
AT WEST CHURCH

The pulpit of West Presbyterian
Church will be filed tomorrow
morning. at IL o'clock, by the Rev.
NJ. V. p. Yeaman. d. D.. Of Phila-
delphia. The quartet viii sing at
this service. All departments of
the Bible School convenes at 10 A.
NJ. The mems class. taught by DR..
Yeaman, viii meet IN the church
at 10 o'clock.
The Christian Endeavor meeting,
at $50 o'clock; topic. Duties;
What They are and How to Do
Leaders. s. Harrington
Jones and ]. Bonner Stuart.
There viii be no evening worship
in West Church until further notice,
as West Church Is cooperating with
the other church OF the city in the
union services, at Washington
Heights Park.
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UNIQUE SERVICES
AT SILVERBROOK

Tomorrow morning. at Silver
brook NJ. E. Church, the Rev. Ralph
L. Minker will preach on the sub
ject, "A Worthy Individualism." The
choir, assisted by Miss Gallagher.
soloist. will render special selections
at this service.
The Sunday School will meet at
noon. The evening service, at z
O'Clock. promises to be one of IN
usual interest. Popular congregat-
tolnal singing will be led by Mr..
Croney, assisted by Miss Mabel Nc
Ginley. cOrnetist, and Mrs. Frederick
w. Balster. pianist. William p. White
win play several selections on the
Harmonica at the service. Aubrey
Vandeer will give a chalk talk.
The Daily Vacation Bible School,
under the direction OF Miss Grace
William, convenes on Monday. All
children between -four and twelve
years of age, will be welcomed.