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Evening journal., 1922-07-05

lad. It was an exceptional race and
a wonderful finish, the Quaker City
pilot crossing the finish line three
seconds ahead OF Brown.
The five mile race. while the time
was not exceptionally fast was one
OF the most sensational events ever
staged in this vicinity. Five drivers
faced the starting line. Jimmy Glea-
son OF Paterson, y. j., Joe Dawson,
Of Philadelphia, Ralph Johnson and
slim" Sablich two other Quaker
City pilots and Bill Brown OF Bridge
VILE Every driver had his turn in
the front position and on the tenth
lap the five cars were punched at
the turn into the home stretch. The
race was carried of by Gleason with
a Ford Special with Dawson a few
yards in his wake while Johnson.
Sablich and Brown were but a few
seconds behind.
While awaiting the arrival of the
Glass B. cars Promoter Coke an
nounced another match race be-
tween Bill Stricken and Jimmy
Gleason over the three mile distance.
The race was run through a heavy
iownpour. Strickler won by a two
second margin. but had the race
gone another lap there would prob
ably have been a different story.
Gleason's car turned around twice
when he attempted to swing past
his rival, both on the north and
south turns, and he was Overtaking
Stricken in the stretch when the
,ars were tagged.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
KREBS PUT BRAKES
ON TOWNSEND BOYS

TOWNSEND. July 5.-Krebs.
> first half champions OF the City
League, halted the fast-stepping
Townsend's winning streak here
yesterday. to 2. The game
was pitchers battle be-
/. tween Mckee and Crouch. Nc
Kee on the mound for the Town
send team allowed only six hits but
q five errors by teammates caused his
defeat.
Crouch also pitched brilliant base
ball allowing seven hits. Wallace
Ma with the stick for the home
team. Holiday and Galloway star
red for the Wilmington nine.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
BACHARACHS WIN
TWO HOLIDAY GAMES

Sir Richard Lundy and his Orig
inal Bacharach Giants who claim
Wilmington as their hailing port.
their real class yester-
day when they walloped the strong
Chester team into submission
through some heavy work with the
willow in two games at Chester.
yesterday morning and afternoon.
The Bacharachs celebrated the
Fourth in real fashion with their
cannonading.
hitting exhibition. with both teams
dOiag some sensational clouting.
Smith. Agnew and Munich hit for
the circuit
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
This Time Last Year

Atlantic City syndicate offer
ed 100000 for a Carpenter
Gibbons light heavyweight
championship fight.
Tex Richard announced total
receipts OF Dempsey-Carpen-
tier fight as S1,631,3SO.
Carpenter drank a toast TO
Jack Dempsey as a real gentle
man" at a dinner given In New
York In the Frenchman's honor.
Memphis scored 20 runs on
80 hits against Little Rock
making a new record.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
COUNTYLEAGUE
CALLS MEETING

The New Castle County League
will meet in The Evening Journal
office at s o'clock tomorrow night.
for the openipg OF the
second half OF the race on saturday
will be made. II is urgent that all
and officials be present.
The meeting has been called by
President George L. Winter.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
WARD REoRGANIzEs

The Seventh Ward "Chicks" are
completing plans for the start Of the
second half of the City League on
Saturday. The team will undergo a
complete reorganization under a new
manager. The committee will an
nounce the new manager in a few
days.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

NWITTTTTITINT NITI1 TWIIITN TITTT II 81 ~
SCORE BY INNINGS


Bacharach 600 OObs 3-TI
Summary: TwO-base hits. Munich.
Lord. Yank. Home runs, Lewis. Reid.
Double plays. johnson 10 Lundy to
Cummings Struck out by Johnson. s;
by PiersOn, 4. Bases on balls. Johnson
3; Pierson, Z. Hit by pitcher. Lewis,
Baldwin.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
NetU Schedules

New schedules for the second
half OF the City League and
Junior City League. which start
their last laps on Saturday will
be published in these columns
tomorrow afternoon. The sched-
ules are being prepared by the
Sports Editor OF The Evening
Journal.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

Women OF this date will find that
the Want Ads offer them many op-
portunities which they are perfectly
capable OF holding, especially as the
head OF institutions and homes. Use
the Want Ads daily.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
JOHNSON Wins
STATECLASSIC
Wrests Auto Championship
From Bill Brown,
'Bridgeville
MUDDY TRACK
ENDS SPEED DASHES

Two thousand auto fans saw three
thrilling races on the Elsmere track
yesterday afternoon. The remainder
of the card had TO be called off be-
cause OF the muddy track which
made driving perilous.
In the first event. which was
scheduled as a match duel between
"Bill" Brown. the Delaware speed
demon, who halls from the wilds of
Bridgeville. and Ralph Johnson Of
Philadelphia. who piloted the speedy
little Chevrolet owned by Dave Coke.
of this city. The latter wrested the
Delaware title from the down-State
The
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
(MornIns Camel
CHESTER

Totals .sss. - Il I
Cummings out. hunted Sd strike foul.
Riley batted for Knowlton.
Chester b.. -........O % o o ! 81
Bacharach o.. .....5 o / 0-S
Summary: Earned runs, Bacharach,
): Chester. g. Two-base hits, Reid.
smith. Agnew, Munich. Double plays,
Cruthers TO Asan 10 Munich Lundy TO
Lewis to CuWmings. Umpire. Como
han and Rakus.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
Afternoon oameJ
Totals


First Engineers 0O1IO o.
New Castle .... O2O14 021 x-1O
Summary: Earned runs--New Castle.
G., First Engineers. 9. Tow-base hits
Proud. Kern. Trip, Ross. Three-base
hits-kcrn. Struck out-By Willeys
(; by Smith. .. Left on bases-New
Castle. 8: First Engineers. 6. Stolen
lagher Willcys. Blacksmith Base on
baie-Om Smith. 5. Time OF game
1.5C. Umpires-Kee and Cora.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

Deisware CIT. OiO 900 900 00-l
Two-base hits-Gerstenberg, Grohe-
gan. Three-base hit-Waller Struck
out-By Spicer. 70: by Waller. Z. Double
piays-L. Jones to Longacre. Left on
bae,s-nelaware city. -: Bankers. ).
Stolen bases-Cook, 2; Rhein, Long
acre. Sacrifice hits-L. Jones, Lichten-
stein, 2 Hit by pitcher-LongacIe
Waller. Greenwood. Base on balls-On
Spicer, !; on Waller, Z. Umpire-Bol-
niger.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
nELAMoRE nREAKs EvEN

Delamore split even with Chester
yesterday IA TO o and 20 2.
The feature or the first game was
the pitching OF c. Thura who allow
ed one hit and famed IS. Messi-
mer got four hits. Score by innings:
18th Ward 5000 1000 o. 0
Delamore % 4 ? 3 0 X-l4
Batteries Delamore-C. Thura and
W. Hazewski. 18th Ward-Kis
Charity and Burns.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
Ruth Yesterday

1s21-Three singles in six
times up against the Athletics.
1922-First game-Flied to
left. walked. Fouled to Per-
kins. Flied to center.
Second game-Walked. Sing
led to right. Grounded to sec
ond. Famed.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

ley. 18th Ward-Robert and Burns.
Delaware would like to arrange
games with any teams from IA to
16 years. Baynard A. G., Diamond
A. 9. Newport Rockies preferred.
Send challenges TO j. Richly. 1896
Banning. street, or phone 1s24-W.
between and o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

evil tongue always
gathers the largest audience.
-a-X-e-
MANY BUBBDED OVER WITH
THE SPIRIT OF rs YESTERDAY,
! EVEN AS IN PRE-PROHIBITION
ISDAYS.
The true sport scribe can't see
enough sport events, he's always
looking for more, but there are
such things as holidays.
-a-X-e-
Old Man Weather didn't
seem to be very keen on OBJ
serving the Fourth from the
brand of murky overhead he
dished out.
Well, we see where official
. announcement has been made
of the five game series between
St. Thomas and the Bacharach
Giants. which by the way we
limited at in a previous issue.
The first installment Of the
serial will be presented this
Saturday p. m, over at Har-
Ian Field.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
ANNANN'H
wESTINGHOUsE

X Batted for Burning IN ninth. hra-
Batted for Sullivan IN NINTH
SCORE BY INNINGS
Westinghouse ...2 1000 0rfaS
Two-base hits Houghton. Place
Manning. Struck Out-By Elwcod s.
by burning. g. Double plays-Winrate
10 Gilbert 70 Wolfe; Gilbert TO Pattet--
son to Wolfe. Left on bases-St Thong
as 4. Westinghouse. 4. Stolen bases<-
Jordan. Wolfe. Magsig. Gilbert. 2: IlH-
wood. Sacrifice hit-Patterson. HitoAy
pitched ball-Patterson. w Lunsrta ,
Base on halls-On Ellwood. q: on Durn-
ing. 6. Time OF game-2h. Umpire--
JamisOn. 7---t
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

SCORE BY INNINGS
Krebs ........ 0 o 1 o 0 o.
Townsend ....... 0 0 0 0 / 0 o.
Two-base hit-Sullivan. Struck out
BY Mckee. 81 by Crouch. .. Stolen
bases-Sullivan, Holiday, Galloway.
Base on balls-McKee. .; Crouch, s.
Umpires-Hastings and King.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

First Engineers o o 0 20 002 0-5
New Castle. 900 OOO2 lis
Summary: Earned runs-New Castle,
s: First Engineers. 3. Two-base hits
A Gallagher. Proud. Gebhart. Nc
Daniel Struck out-.By Willeys, -: by
Smith. 5. Left on bases-New Castle.
6: First Engineers. 4. Stolen bases
Kern. Davis. Willeys. Levine. Trip.
Nickens. Sacrifice hlts-Wllleys Sac
rihce nies-Jas. Gallagher. Base on
balls-On Smith. 3. Time OF game
245. unprecedented and Cora.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
Morning Games

Phillies- Boston. rain.
Cincinnati, Il: St. Louis. 3.
Chicago. s. Pittsburgh. 4.
New York; Brooklyn. wet grounds.
Afternoon Games
Phililes, 3; Boston, 3.
Chicago, s; Pittsburgh, ..
New York, 8; Brooklyn. 5 a. innings
AIM.
ST. Louis, 6; Cincinnati. 8.
TODAY'S GAMES
Phillles at Boston q games).
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at New York.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

Tho Want Ads>are your very best
friend and advisor. Use them con-
stantly.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

TooAY's GAMES


New York at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Detroit
No other games scheduled.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
MOrnfpn EaN1na

Athletics. 3: New York, /.
Boston. 4; Washington, 3.
Chicago, So St. Louis, 3.
Cleveland, T. Detroit, 2.
Afternoon Games
New York, s; Athletics, 1.
st. Louis. 3; Chicago. 3.
Cleveland. Il; Detroit. 4.
Washington, ?; Boston, 0.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
YESTERDAYS
HOMERIrN HITTERS

Hornsby. Cards, 1 total ...19
Dykes, Athletics, 1; total mn. 7
Hargrave, Reds. 1; toal ........ 2
Ward. Yanks, 1; total ..... 4
T. Griffith. Robins, / total ..... 1
Rawlings, Giants, 1 toal ....
Hoffman, Yanks, /; total ....... 1
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
ORIGINAL

The ORIGINAL Bacharach
Giants-as they are known-return
for n rather busy weekend tomor-
row. Nativity c. c. of Philadelphia,
perhaps the most popular ball club
that comes TO Wilmington viii grace
tomorrow afternoons program. on
Friday Liz POwelrs Stenton Field
Club OF Philadelphia will be the
attraction and then the series with
ST. Thomas opens on Saturday.
Official figsers are not available
but we believe the Original Bach
arachs have compiled a record thus
far this season that would compare
more than favorable with any club
in this section. They have been do
ing exceptionally well since their
last appearance here, NJ. +. Smith
and Philadelphia Terminal being
among their victims.
Fan and fannettes of Wilmington
among whom are included "A large
following of st. Thomas, have been
awaiting some arrangement 80 that
il would be possible TO see the
Saints and Bacharachs I'm action
against each other. There are those
who believe st. Thomas can turn
Evening journal., 1922-07-05


Predictions are being made
. Of a complete shake-up in the
3. Seventh Ward A. A. ball club in
. the City League. the fact Is the
. changes may have already been
. completed. We hear that Nc
. Kinney has been deposed from
. the managerial position. Not .
. knowing anything about the
. inside Of the matter we cannot
. comment in any other fashion
. than we hate to sever connec-
. tions with such a fellow as
. Mack" who has shown him
. self to US so clearly an advocate
. OF clean sport.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

the trick while there are others
who would like TO see how they
compare with the Lundymen on the
same field of action. Comparison OF
records. teams beaten and won
from, gives the Bacharachs the
edge. Close students of baseball can
see IL no other way. But of course,
"You never can tell In baseball
The upset I'm form. the reverse OF
what a comparison OF previous per-
fofmances brings out, is always the
biggest attraction and the spice OF
sport.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

IotalS ............. Z3l 10 2
-Nickens out. hunted third strike,
twice.
knapp out. hunted third strike.
1.-TWO out when winning run was
scorod-
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

Lives OF great men Oft remind us
We could make our lives sublime,
III we hadn't looked behind Us.
At the Dame we saw that time.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
Ax'iom:

IA The wagging of an
G2- evil tongue always
gathers the largest audience.
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Clark Williams OF Lafayette.
is visiting her sisters. Mrs. 0forti-
mer Castle and Mrs. Loyal Lamp
hier.
Mrs. Albert Foster returned yes
terdAy from a visit with her daugh~
ter and husband in st. Louis. Mr..
Mrs II. L. Baugnman went 70
Chicago yesterday morning to visit
relatives for several days
Several from here went to Lafay-
cite yesterday to see the football
game between Purdu and Indiana
We had a real touch OF winter
here yesterday. The first few fakes
Of snow Of the season fell.
The St. Edwards Catholic Church
annual fair is being held in the Kim
met building and is attracting large
crowds every afternoon and even
ing.
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''WORkED LIKE MIRACLE
SAYS SYRACUSE MAN

an exhaustive study OF the causes
OF dyspepsia and indigestion Mr..
Jaques compounded this formula.
and secured prompt relief. Then no
began to sell tho capsules IN his
orug store. The results were so uni
formly satisfactory. and the demand
grew so largo that the capsules are
being manufactured and sold on a
large scale TO relieve the stomach
Ills OF the general public.
Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules
are quick. sure relief for indiges-
ton. dyspepsia. constipation. heart
burn, sour stomach. hatulence. dizzi-
ness after eating. and biliousness.
There IS no fuss or bother. you SIM
ply take one or two CAPSULES and =
swallow OF water. Prompt. satisfy
ing results are guaranteed or money
refunded.
on sale at Public Drug STORE. In
diana Harborg KIcinman's Pharmacy
Indiana Harbors the AIeye- Drug
Stores Gary; or so cents by mail
postpaid from jacques Capsule Co.
Plattsburg. n. ADV.
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YTD&E P&H1yTEXxAN-
Holman and Highland streets.
q Pxrrete MfniAtAP


a;4s a m--Bible school
1900 a. m.-Morning worship.
At this service the choir Will sing.
I'VE Praise Thee. o God" Lorenz.
Tho God Of Harvest and trio
composed Of Mrs. BoInberger and
MessrA Calder and McEe4il VIII
sing. Praise Ye." (Attls) Verdi.
$50 .. m.-Intermediate and Sc
NOR EndeavoY.
1880 D. m-Evening worship.
A cantata. Praise and Thanks
giving" given by the choir. John
McNeill. director. Walter Bell. or
/. Chorus. Praise re the Lord"
bass solo, Mr.. Calder.
2. Duet. 20 Lord, Our Lord
Nessrs MCNEIL and Calder.
3. Solo and chorus. Thanksgiving
and Praise" Mr.. Calder and chorus.
4. Prayer, Dear Lord and Faith
er of Mankind Mss Kputh and
s. Solo. NY Hope ~ IN Thee
s. chorus, "Ths Lord Is Ny shep-
:. Solo and chorus, "oh Hear Us
for our Native Land Mrs Acln-
tyre and chorus.
s. Chorale. we Give Thee Thanks"
9. OffertoTy
10. Solo and chorus, The Nigh
~ Cod" MI Calder and chorus.
II. Solo. Behold the Gathered
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NJ. D. s WON'T TELL
PATIENTS SECRETS
by Charles A. smith
INTERNATIONAL NEWS seRvIcr

lIliI EhhAIlOhAL NEWS SERyICEI
LONDON, Determination to
keep tho secrets of patients invio-
late in courts Of law was voiced by
200 delegates at the preliminary
meeting OF the British Medical AS
ISOLATION at Glasgow.
Since this question was nrst put
20 issue in the courts there has
been nationwide discussion on the
topic, most OF the judges being OF
the opinion that a. doctor should re-
veal everything about his patient.
while the doctors contend that what
a patient tells doctor regarding
his life and condition should be a.
n scaled book and that they are in
honor bound not to reveal one iota
81 a patients history.
The discussion waxed fast and
fu~ious at the meeting Of the asso-
citation. various doctors giving evil
dence Of so-calIed "persecuticn" by
judges attempting 70 make them
speak. Many Of the delega ties
voiced the opinion that doctors
must be prepared to go to prison
rather than divuige their patients
secrets
The association adopted a motion
promising eupPort TO any members
who. after due confederation, were
deemed justified in refusing to dis
close Information obtained IN the
exercise ~ their professional
duties II was also resolved to press
for special consideration for medi
cal witnesses ia courts - law.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

corner GosuLn aud Towle street
Nm. n. MneAI, pastor.
- Sheffield avenue.
s:30 a. m--oQnuay school
1850 a. m----s~o4 4lns worship.
',HoIy communion
6.SV p. nl.-ApH orth League.
M-s. ~ sims, Ieauer.
1.SU p. nL---Sen4ns worship.
The Only HeueeIner. special
music at eAcn service
MONDAY. 400 ?. m-Junlor C1u-
zens.
" ednesday. 1880 = m-Prayer ser
vice.
thursday, $50 p. m-church
night.
nrluay, 1870 ?. m-Boy Scouts.
a hearLy welcome TO all.
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Praises Jaqaes' Little Wsader
Capsules Tor Dyspepsia

ST have suffered considerably with
dyspepsia for the past four years
until 1 heard OF and was advised to
$ry your LITTLE WONDER CAP
SULES. and they worked like a
miracle. as I am now able to eat
everything without any bad effects
/ am recommending your LITTLE
WONDERS to all my friends"
This is an exact copy OF letter
written by E. Manning. OF s5< Lam
caster avenue. Syracuse. N. z. to
fhe Jaoues Capsule Co. Inc.
Jaqucs' Little Wonder Capsules
were originated by W. B. Jacques. d
prominent druggist OF Plattsburg.
y. z. nearly 90 years ago. He at
that time suffered with severe stom-
ach trouble ands tried many rene
Ties without relief. After making
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SOUTH EIDE cxUa1 OF cUxsx

otAnQaTd ave and van buTep 81
ChRs. w. Starr. minister.
$3.50 q. m.-Bible school.
With special music.
1880 O. m.-Communion and ser
mon.
Subject: Addition"
1880 p. m---Sermon.
Subject: Confession
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RrRrE ouESr1oNs

Where are wagons and horse
nrst mentioned IN the Bible?
2-Fow many songs and proverbs
did King Solomon speak?
3-Name the man who had four
teen sons. all public singers?
4--Mhere and under what ccnd-
lions did people say they coulon't
sing?
5-What happened to eighty men
who were lured into 3 city7
6-What was the occasion for ap-
plause with hands and feet2
Why did company OF mel
threaten 10 burn a mans house upon
him7
S-Name three OF the most re-
markable buildings In all history
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LOEner Pine 81 and Chicago ava
r.. LeHoy Stedey. Pastor. AVs Oa1
street
S.0U g. m.-Sunday school.
l0:45 g. m--Publ!c worship.
With sermon by Elder z. NJ Hart
man. OF South Bend.
$50 p. ny. +. s. c. L
1880 y. m.-Public worship.
With sermon by Elder Z. NJ Hart
man.
Thanksgiving service wednesday
at 1880 p. m
The public IS most heartily In
vited 10 the services OF this church
Special music at each service.
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West asInMUnu, Illinois
EIpsrI rAsUor- 90 w. Slpley St
EnOne lS&S-R.
$3.50 g. Tn--EnGlish Sunday school.
All Children welcomed
y;3V g. m---Gel man services.
ll:uo e. m.-khsllsh services.
Theme; BLESSED are those ser
wants whom the Lord wneD lie
comeh snail md watching.
1nuIsuay, lu:U0 a. m.-German
Thanksgiving services,
TUESDAY evening. bible class.
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OhIULuGL avg. &AU GuIUAcf O4FG
$50 n m.-blbie schoOI-
1890 a. n--Eommunlon and SER
mon. Unity of the spirit"
b:S0 p. m.-NhrIsL4an Endeavor.
1880 ?. m--Evangel sermon
Whom Shall we believe. Coo or
Man"
Monday. 7:45 ,. Injecting OF
the General Board.
7:40 trlusy evening, choir rehear.
sal
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Corner holman ana Detroit SITS.
Tomorrow Is the sunday next be-
fore Advent Services at the church:
6:UU a. m.-Aoly Communion.
$3.50 a m-Church ScnooI services
and instruction.
1O:45 d N Morning prayer and
sermon by the Rector. Topic.
You and Your Church"
n on and Your Church" A mes
sage for our laity.
Come and worship with US.
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xusr acErHoDxs1-

tteV. bAnj amin ElsE. PAstoT.
S3S Holman st Phone Soos.
Gas g. m.-Orchestral recital
$50 g. m.-Sundsy School
l0:4S g. m-MornIng worship. Ar
nual Thanksgiving sermon Theme;
Making American Citizens"
The women of the w. H NJ 5.
VIII bring their annual ThankSg1Y-
ing Offering.
1O:45 m-Tne Junior Church
will meet under the direction OF Mr..
Forsythe. Every member OF the
Junior department Of the sunday
school should be present.
$50 .. un--Epw tn League.
$50 ,. m--Senior League.
1890 D. N Evening worship.
Patriotic service. Sermon theme:
Liberty The Sons and Daughters
OF Liberty Will attend as guests
Wednesday: 1880 p. m.-Prayer
meeting.
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l5V .. lOnm&n street
sunday morning serYtce at lo:4s
a N Subject: Ancient and Mod
ern Necromancy, alias MeSnerlsm
and HypnousTn Denounced"
Testimonial meeting on Wednees
day evening at O'Clock
Reading room IN edluce. open daily
except sunday ana legal holidays
from TO p. N. ana on Iuesoay
and Friday evenings from 1880 until
s:UU 0 CLOCK.
The public is cordla4ly invited Il
attend these services and to visit
the reading room
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Res. 1912 Harrison street
GAS q. rn--Senior and Junior sun
day school
1900 a. m.-Norning worship
'sThe Glory Of the Commonplace
400 a. m.-Beginners and PTim-
airy Sunday school
$50 .. n-Epworth League.
subject: THANKSGIVING" RerrtU
E. Reed.
1880 p m-Worehip and Praise
service
The Message OF jesus
lou are invited
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ZVI-[4b SlDIeg BtreeL
Rev. J. 9. Granger. Pastor.
Residence, 104 Detroit Ct. Phone
tS36-MX
sunday announcements:
sunday school at S:46 a. m Help
full classes for all. Guy Cobb, SupG
s;46 o. m--Aen's Brotherhood
Class. Morse DellPlAin. President
Th1rty-61th anniversary.
14:UU a. m.-MornInS worship
Subject: God Is Leading
$50 ?. m-A Y. r. u meeting.
1880 ?. m-Evening service.
1880 D. m-EYenlnS worah1p
Subject: BE Thankful
Wednesday. 7:A5 y. m.-Mid-WeaG
Service. with Bible study led by the
pastor.
Thursday, 1880. choir rehearsal.
Thursday, 7:S9-Boy Scout meet
ms. Troop One.
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INT. BIBLE STUDENTS Asso--

1T Safe street. I. o. Q. f. Hall
300 p. m--Bible study.
800 ?. m---Bible lecture.
BY ". Lake. Subject: Tho Oath
Bound Covenant"
All welcome. seats free. no collec-
tons.
Speakers on Bible subjects and for
funerals furnished free on request
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for all men OF our church Lunch
con Addresses and music.
Tuesday, $500 ?. n.--Junior \. T..
l. Social Evening
Wednesday. 500 p m--ConGrega-
uonaI meeting.
Thursday. 1000 a. m.-Gcrman
Thanksgiving services.
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ST. JozN's LUTHERAN-

W. a brauer, pastor. 20 IOW4e
street
1000 a. n.-English services.
2:30 p. n.--Christmas sale and
supper by Young Ladies Club. Civ
en- school basement
Thursday. 1000 q. n--Thanks
giving service in German
Friday, 1880 p. m-Church coun-
ell meeting in school.
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ANswERs TO LAST WEEK

JOB. Chap. 1918.
Psalms and Isaiah.
S-Prand Nineveh, in hRr desoia-
ton. zephAniah- 2-15.
Job. Chap. sac
5-507 yeare "a k1nga,
6-First King. Saul. ! sam 26. Il
Then must he put TO more
str eagth- Fec. 10. 10.
s-Ealse propheta. JeI %. e1:33.