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The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Vaughan Bible Class to
Hear Christmas Music

Special music has been arranged
>" the class orchestra for the SESSION
If the Vaughn class of Calvary Bap.
- Church tomorrow morning. The
numbers will include THE Gloria"
rom Mozart's Twelfth Mass and the
War March" from Priests of
alfalfa.
Professor l.. ID. Bliss will deliver a
christmas address on the Message
y the Shepherds. Seventeen new
members have been added to the
Ass during the last week.
The class will take part in the
Christmas Giving Party oI une Sun
dav school on We6n. sdav evening
and will donate china and silverware
OF the thmdr~n's Baptis; IIo.ne and
he Baptist Home for Old Ladies.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Love to Go to New York
For Ship Board Jan. 1

Chairman Lask"r Of the United
S'ares shipping Board and J. p.
S.nu!l, pr"s.d'nt # the Emergency
Fleet Corporation. announced yes.
tsrda" tha effective january |,
i323. W. j. Low. rs vice president
IN general NJ 'uag"r of the F;merg-
"n'y Fleet ''rp"ration. will reside
in New York. in charge of the Ship.
rf7g Boards operations at 10
broadway.
Trc duties relative to traffic
which Mr. Love performed in Wash
ir- on will revert to w. r. Keene,
" b. will hnv" fun charge OF AL
urIffIr matters everywhere. includ-
,ug \-w York. Mr. k"cn". besides
O.. 'ug = trustee of tn Emergency
Ih'f Cooperation. VIII have the
'.,I" 81 director 81 traffir
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Rules Reading
OF Bible During
School Illegal

ALBANY, n. ", Dec. 22.
MO part Of the public school
IN season may be set apart
/ for religious training. II such
instruction Is to be given II
must be provided only before or
after school.
DIR. Frank p. Graves, State
commissioner OF education. 30
ruled In case in Syrn.
euse. There Is nothing to.
prevent such exercises before
the hours fixed for the opening
Of schools or after. but they
must be held ut that time." he
announced.
A proposal for n Bible read.
ing course In the schools led to
the protest.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
LARGE CHOIR TO GIVE
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
First Congregational Church
to Have Three Separate
Programs Tomorrow.

At the First Congregat tional Church.
Tenth and G streets northwest. DR..
Jason Noble Pierce will give two
Christmas messages tomorrow. one
at IL a. m.. WHO Has the Best
Time at Christmas?" and at s p. m.
Rejoice Today
The vested chorus OF sixty voices,
assisted by the quartet. composed
or Estelle Wentworth. soprano: Col.
die ID. Hutchins. contralto;, Albert
Farr. tenor. and James +. s. Kin.
sella. bass. under the direction Of
Marry Edward Mueller. will render
three very unusual programs on
Sunday nj II a. M. 4:45 p. IN. and
y. m. Some Of the favorite Chrisl.
mas carols will lie sung at the morn
ing service. Shepherds Christmas
Song" Sleep Holy Babe" God
Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" Holy
Estelle Wentworth Will sing RE.
joice Greatly" from Handel's Mes
-iah and the chorus will render
Chime Ye Bells of Heaven" CShel.
'oyi: and "Hallelujah Chorus" Han.
del's Messiah).
The musical vespers Sunday at
I:i5 o'clock will be an unusual pro.
gram. One OF the most popular Of
the many Christmas cantRtas. Dud.
ley Bucks Coming OF the King -
will he sung by the vested choir.
assisted by the quartet and under
the direction Of Mr.. Mueller.
An unusual feature of the eve
ming service will he the candlelieht
professional Of the choir Another
Christmas cantata will be presented
at the evening service. John Brew
er's THE Holy Night" with solo.
lists. quartet and choir. A cordial
welcome is extended to all visitors.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Banker Lamont to Play
Santa to NewsbOy Waits

NEW YORK. Dec. 2l.-The chief
topics Of discussion tonight among
newsboys OF Brace Memorial News.
boys Home were the entertainments
TO which they have been bidden by
Thomas w. Lamont. banker.
r. fest'''t ~ will Start tonight
night with u Christmas party for the
neighhOrhuod boys of the house. Th'
homel nss lads will have n dinner
with all the trimmings nn Christina
Day. That night there Will be Il
party fpr the boys Of the house and
nciehloi hood.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Cupid Joins
In Xmas Rush

Shop .arlv Tor Christmas mar.
F.r.. u,.u=, .
IHlv uHfl-r wa postrd vest srtIa v
o. 'r " krull IN charge ~
.lt"l- counter 1T the court
I.rH. NI'. N" announced that the
."r' vu.' a 'iu-" ~ noon To.
H.. FnI Huu'Iitu's tn' ma age
'..Us tf.r fhpf time would T..
#.. Ht.I
f'H..UHH ..f go 90 fbH uIsr.
.#. HIt.Hs H#fssH .t4rt.d ,.ste,
.,.I.l.a F.,ur1 A
H.H
f."..I ...T ,H.I sut,iH.tpt
HHH. aHI .H.H uIN f. sish n
80 '..A Hul Nsiy christmas.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Vermont Avenue Christian.

The musical program for the
Sunday morning service includes
the following numbers: Chorus.
Arise. Shine" tMaker); soprano
solo. New Born King" U'Easpolr,;
male quartet, THE Christmas Song
tForyl.
The program for the evening
service is as follows: Contralto solo.
Might of Nights IVAN de Water;
chorus, 1T Came Upon a Midnight
Clear" Toure,: barytune solo, The
Birthday Of a King" tNeidlinger);
sextette, Calm on the Listening
Far of Night" Parks); carols. 20.
Babe. in Manger Lying" Darkness
Fell OF the Weary Earth" (Barnbyl.
The evening service will be broad.
casted from Radio Station VIII Of
White & Boyer.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Ninth Street Christian.

Tomorrow morning Ninth Street
Christian Church Bible school will
welcome Major and Mrs w. w.
Kirby, who are returning after four
months in South America. where
Major Kirby has been setting up
equipment for the United States ex-
hibit at the Brazilian Exposition.
Major Kirby is the general superia-
tendent of the Bible school
At the church service. William
Knowles Cooper will bring a mes
sage, How Jesus Spent His Christ
mas Davs." Special Christmas mu-
sic at this service.
At night. the program will he mu.
steal for the most part. with a clos
ing tableau OF four scenes on the
NATIVITY"
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Church Gives Dinner
For Children and Aged

The Vermont Avenue Christian
Church has arranged TO provide spe-
cal Christmas dinners for The in
mates Of the six children's homes
Of the christian Church located at
-. Louis. Ciev' land. Dallas. Denver.
Atlanta and Omaha: for the FIVE
horlcs for the aged. located al Jack.
sonville. Dallas. Walla walla. Wash.
Long Beach, Cal. and Marion, Ind.
and for tn hospitals at Valparaiso,
Ind. and Kansas City. Mo.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Social Srryire Center.

Brigadier and Mrs. David Stitt
will conduct the Sunday morning
services in the chapel at the Social
Service Center. 1l9 Pennsylvania
avenue. at l0:30.
Special Christmas music will be
rendered by quartet of women
Officers. Pianist Mrs. Captain
Beuterae: soloist, Captain Kathleen
Stiti. Public invited.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
TRANSPORTATION Episcopal.

The TRANSPORTATION Episcopal
Church will hold a carol service at
1880 on Christmas eve. and services
on Christmas morning at 1880, $3.50
and II o'clock.
The church wishes TO all its mem.
hers and their friends a holy and
happy Christmas. and cord aiiy in.
vites them to all of the above
services, and to the children's Sun.
day school entertainment on De.
Cember 2s, at 1880 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Centennial Baptist.

Herman Hoffman, violinist: Fritz
Mueller. 'cellist; Preston Haynes.
tenor, and John Russell Mason. or
ganist, will provide the Christmas
music at the services of the Cen
tennial Baptist Church tomorrow
The program will include in part:
Morning service. IL O'Clock: Organ
prelude, Improvisation on Christmas
Carols. Chimes; tenor solo, Might
Of Nights" Wan de Water): organ
offertoire. christmas Night" Win.
cent Golleri; organ postlude, Christ.
mas March" (MerkeD.
Evening service. s o'clock: Organ
prelude. improvisation on Christmas
Carols. Chimes; trios. violin, cello
ami organ. terror solo, The New.
Born King u'Espoir): organ post
lude. Hallelujah Chorus, from "The
Messiah" (HandeD
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Universal Church Of Christ

\ free Chris mas dinner viii be
given to the widows and orphans
"n Monday. December O.. at 2li5
F street northwest. by the mission.
airy department of the Universal
Church of Christ.
The church wishes to thank all
contributors TO their building fund.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
IRISH CHIEFS HOME FIRED.

DFBLTN. Dec 2o-An incendiarr
TODAY destroyed The residence OF
Patrick Shechsn. under secrPtarv
Of the Home Office. The dwelling
was set afire with incendiary
bombs
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Centennial Baptist.

"A Washington woman's Unusual
be rsia led by Pastor e. Hes SVEN
tomuirow night at the Centennial
l,a.,t,st Church, where there will be
popular music By tenor soloist. a
male quartette and q male chorus
The morning sermon subject is
between Our Lips and God.'
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Fifth Baptist.

The following music program will
he rendered tomorrow at the Fifth
Baptist Church by the Chorus Choir
Of forty voices. William J. Palmer
director. Emma Loise Thompson,
Organist:
MORNING SERVICE.
Prelude. "Adeste F'idslis". ;Loret
Gloria in EXcelsls". ...... Mozart
There Were Shepherds. 80. .Foss
Soloists, Miss Price and Mrs.
Dement,.
Herald Angels" 80 .Mendelssohn
Christmas" ........ Shelley
Soloists. Mrs. Windsor. Mrs.
Dement,. Mrs. Rhodes and
Mrs. Richards.
The Lord Is My Strength. michel
Soloist, Miss Jones.
"Al Hail the Power of Jesus
Postlude, Fanfare in D.. Bridge
7:30 p. m.
Prelude, Nazareth" ..........
Counod. Westbrook
Come Thou Almighty King.
Giardini
JOY W Nnt
Awake and Sing the Story.
Gabriel
Thine, o Lord" 900. Macfarlane
Shall We Gather at the River"
Lowry
'Hark Ten Thousand Voices" =.
Kennedy
81 Love to Tell the Story" Fletcher
Holy Night. Silent Night ..
rTraditioual
Ger the World In Silence. ..Harrts
20. Holy Night" ..,.... Adam Buck
Angel Voices. Ever Singing.
Macfarians
"Glory to the Lamb" ..... Fvoeiich
Praise " the Lord Ma~fariane
"Uark tho Herald Angels Sing"
adaptation n IN" quintet from
"Nar,ha -
Tho ItRll"hi inh T'horus .......
Prom the Messiah"
ros'iuds christmas" ..... Bet
Incidental -ololss ~ the evening
~ill h uladvs Price Mrs osver.
NTs Windsor. Mrs. Redman. Miss
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Church Choir Programs

Jone. and Mes.rs. Ryan and James.
There will also be a congregational
sing.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Vermont Avenue Christian.
HAmllne NIethodlAt.

Christmas morning a candleliEht
service under the auspices Of the
Epworth Leagues will be held at
Hamline Church at $50 o'clock. A
Christmas service with a Christmas
spirit.
Tomorrow morning. DR.. Fox will
preach on THE Prince of Peace" at
the Hamline Church. Ninth and p
streets northwest. In the evening
a pageant will be given entitled "The
Child of prpphecy"
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23

DARK VIEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH, on
Park road, east of Georgia auenue, uhieh
uiH be the scene of special Christmas pro-
gram TOMORROW. Inset shoWs the pastor, the
ReU. W. f. Smith.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
SPIRITUALIST
REV. G.. LYAL ARTHAN

REV. G. L1 AL ARTHAN
Noted Spir:tualist n .dium. Meet
ing Sunday evening at O'Clock in
SociC,y Hall. aC9 {; stree; north
west. Tuesday evening at S o'clock
Special message seance and ques
tions answered. DAILY readings in
his SD ..S in The In. u
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Petworth Baptist.

The choir Of Petworth Baptist
Church will render an Evening of
Song at the evening services Ms.
Grace Mooney Richards and Mr..
James l.. Jones will be the soio.s,s.
Rev. F. Paul Langhorns. pastor.
Will have a Christmas sermon In
the morning and evening.
AT the Sunday school session.
brief exercises will be held In com.
meinoration Of the day. with songs.
recitations and a missionary talk
entitled. The Empty = ockinE."
Wednesday evening will be the
annual Christmas cantaia by the
Sunday school, enj!tloi Santa
and the Givers." at which time an
Offering for the Near last Relief
will be taken.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
WOMAN GIVES
$685., CLOSING
FL N D n D. 3
Eleven Opportunities" Still
Open for Subscriptions in
Charities Christmas Drive
GOAL is ALMOST REACHED
Pledges Amount to s5,117,
Leaving s7,9as Required to
Make Up the Total Asked

Another of the Fourteen Oppor-
tunities is Number 8, which with
Numbers 5 and 10, already cared
for, reduces the number still open
to eleven.
"F'RIEND" GIVES S3O5.
A good friend OF the Opportuni-
ties after reading the various stories
was attracted TO Number 3 on ac-
count of the invalid condition OF
the mother. Learning the amount
still needed for this Opportunity.
she said she would give the 1905
required to close il.
Last nights report showed that
the fund amounted to s5.l17.25,
leaving $7,93S.T5 still needed
UNPRECEDENTED SHOPPING.
Reports coming from the business
district are that there Is an un-
precedented volume of business be-
ing done this Christmas season.
This doubtless means that people
are exchanging presents in greater
volume than ever before. There
Is. however, one kind Of exchange
which is different. That is the
sort represented Ey the Christmas
Opportunity Fund Of tEr Associated
Charities Those who receive can
not return in kind Th"ir hands
are empty. but their hearts will
have reason to he flied with graft
tude toward their unknown frien Is.
Thes~ bcnsfacturs ma well echo
th, .utlm, II, # On" Of d.. NUM-
L--. -"ih.~ y the urs = l.. luaN
during T. year.
A WASHINGTON IDEA.
Thr opportunities have become
an in :.n III Washing on Tn"
idea .... j." o. w.!tIy rnpi.'' NJ" her
cities. rs witness "9nr HJ1Irrd
Nr-d... Gases in N"w Yo!.'- ThoS
who ur- sppa-n"."E -h' appeal
here VentUr. he hop" that in rh!s
var T ahGnd.in u -r,',it" tnc
OppOrt, Il les Will ~ vel nver ~"
top; in fact. thar Wa h5rS-pn VIII
roll up the biggest re. rs eyer
known in the = years history OF
the appeal
Contributions ulay he SPnt tO the
Associated Chari-i'S John .Tov Ed
son treasurer. 923 ~ street north
vcst. or &" the Of ice Of The
Herald.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Shiloh Baptist.


Special Christmas exercises with
extra music win be held tomorrow
morning and night and Monday
morning at I o'clock. In Shiloh Bap.
tist Church (Strangers' Home). Music
will be furnished by a vested choir.
assisted by the Shiloh male quar-.
tette.
The Rev. DR.. waldron, the pastor
will preach at the morning servic.
on The Message Christmas Has To
Tell" and at night THE Angels and
the Shepherds. On Monday morn.
.ng At 4 o'clock. the subject OF DR..
Waldron's sermon will be The Star
OF Bethlehem.
On this afternoon the Christmas q
Basket Committee OF the Church
will send Christmas baskets to TWEEN.
ty.five aged. poor and shut.ins OF the
church and congregation.
Vermont Avenue Christian.
Emmanuel" will be the subject of
the Rev. DR.. Earle Wilfley's Christ,
mas sermon tomorrow morning at
the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. Dr. Whitley will preach a
and an appropriate musical program
vii be rendered by the chorus choir.
under the direction Of w. +. Braith.
waite.
On Thursday the woman's Society
will continue it's study of foreign
missions. when Mrs. J. NJ. Pickens
will review the second chapter OF
the book. Building With India"
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE

SPIRITUAL. SCIENCE CHURCH
OF CHRIST.
1902 lith st n W.
Pastor. MRS. JANE Is. COATES.
Services every Sunday S y. IN. All
Welcome.
Subject-"Two Thousand Years Ago in
Bethlehem of Judea."
Spirit Messages by the Pastor Heal
Ing ~ pr. Meyers
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Christ SniriiuniiSt ChIIrch

J39 Florida A.. y w
Services sunday. wrdn Sday and Fri
day. y. m. sunday. Dec. 81. special
wstch service and spirit msssas see
NsdPu Connor OF Philadelphia will as
sist. Nine. Hattie Lnwis. message bar
er Phone North S27E
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or ''FN NJ ~

o. 600 90 .H .., 'h'hlrrn
eos 5000
o..
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Fifth Baptist.

THE Gospel Of the Manager" will
be the subject of DR.. John E.
Briggs at Fifth Baptist Church on
tomorrow morning. Special Christ.
mas music will be rendered by the
choir under the direction of vii.
liam J. Palmer.
The night service will be Of
sacred song when Christmas hymns
will he sung by the congregation
and some of the worlds Christmas
masterpieces rendered by the choir.
The prayer meeting on Thursday
night will he conducted by the
Senior Baptist Young Peoples
Union.
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or "IIIrtrI NJ -

Nd#y ..Ir ,Ii'dren
ir .ft 90
200 90
s.H 600
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A WASHINGTON IDEA.

OPPOPTG $JTN No. I.
Wife and Invalid hueharil: six
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
Chu. .rh Serulre3 Vomorrow
First Baptist.

DIR. Henry Allen Tupper. Six.
teenth and o streets. will speak
omorrow, IL II. IN. "- Ga. 20 :.
Utopia" s p. M, "The Heart-tiope
Of Humanity"
Christmas carols will be sung at
the evening service. closing with the
"IiaileluJGb Chorus sung by III ,
quartet and evening chorus. Prof,
Ferry will give a twenty-mlnute
organ recital from 7:40 to s o'clock.
Secular League.
"Ab6ul Raha, and the Succession"
will lie discussed in the open forum
Of thu Secular League, 11o1 K
street northwest. tomorrow after.
noon at 8 o'clock. Edward r..
ioung, n disciple Of the great Per.
siaH religious teacher. will explain
the new philosophy and describe
the extension OF the fruits Of the
leaders work. Young was commis.
stoned by Abdul BAHIA himself to
spread the Bahai doctrines. Oppor.
tunity will be given visitors to con.
tribute to the discussion.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-23
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-05

LOCAL MANUFAC ACTURINo. NOW EARNING BETTER THAN le PER CENT NET, NEEDS ADDI- TIONAL CAPITAL TO IN CREASE ITS PLANT AND EQUIPMENT. WITH THIS IN- CREASE WILL EARN 20 PER CENT OR MORE. STANDS THE ACID TEST FOR SoUNDNESS OF BUSINESS AND PERsoNEL. IF YOU HAVE MONEY EARNING LESS THAN 10 PER GENT. IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTI- GATE THIS. FOR FULL PAR TICULARs ADDRESS J-5o, CARE AGE-HERALD.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-05

AGENTS-Men. women, best selling Arti- ele ever offered make s5c on every leliar sale; sworn statement particu- krs for stamp. Irish, Pensacola Fla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
daughter Is the Sweetest Music in the W.

DnonFrs it ii
Nmcp than sluphtro Of
ulscacnd
The best oft pcei in
csnd tTarkhg
for it you local Literary
w. W.. Copman
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
he j. S. INCREASE.
IN MANUF FACTURES
, Annual Commerce Report IRE
veals Optimism on Busi-
ness Growth
'ceNERAL TRADE IS DOOMED
Bv Associated Press

washington, Dec. 20.-Stock taking
=. tbe Nations domestic business for
,bs last year gives "a feeling of salts
,.ct;on" MS to the progress made. the
nenortment of Commerce declared to-
aor. IN an end of the-year statement.
.rd from this days position, 1t added,
,,be;c are no serious obstacles in sight
,hicb should hinder further advances
IN the early new year.
Optimism. born Of the accomplish
,,o, 70 Of the past months which many
.a;ciaIs Of the Government regard as
,omarkable strengthening Of the economic
,obric. is evident throughout the state
mont. which noted that the production
ot manufactured commodities averaged
n, per cent larger than in 1921.
The farmer received approximately
~ ner cent more for his products than
IN i0o1, and the total volume of agri-
cultural products was worth much
Greater sum than was that of year
ago.: .,, ,,s,.;. &, .,
countries. particularly in Europe. how
ever, tne StdttiHcHI CoHtihucu. uTe
sill depressing our trade and. to some
eytcnt. have no doubt kept the oiiccs
of agricultural products below the level
of other commodities. But within the
Inst two months, this latter condition
hos been relieved to some extent
"INhile dealing only briefly with for.
eisn trade, the review said that Amer
lean exports had dropped 18 per cent.
As compared with last year, but the
comparison was on a basis Of eleven
months. and. in addition, represented
'ong climb" from a poor start, &C.
cording to officials.
Imports to September %. when the
new Tariff Law was effectivs. were
slightly above last year, and indica.
,ons are, it was stated unofficnlly,
that the years total may exceed last
Years imports by small margin.
The total volume of building, ordi-
nariy measure of the country's bus-
ness health. was 02 per cent larger in
the first eleven months of this yenr
than in the same period last year, and
the prediction was made that the full
years record will exceed that of 1919,
The 1929 contracts for eleven months
also represented much greater ex-
penditure Of money than for the full
year of 1921. it was said.
There was genuine swell in the
volume Of general trade, according TO
the summary, which mentioned G per
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cent srcater sale BY mail order houses
ana 10 per cent increase in business
by chaln stores as Indicative of the
business tide. declines appearing only
in isolated lines. '
The only declines Of outstanding I'M.
portance were Z per cent in bituminous
coal and AZ per cent in anthracite.
Doth of which were due to the strike.
anu therefore were not regarded as
indicative of fundamental fault in
the economic structure. They were
more than offset. it was added, by the
generally higher level of production m
all other lines.
The final estimates of the wheat crop
showed 1t to have been about II 900 900
bushels, or per cent. greater than last
year. This was due, It was said, to
expansion In winter wheat growing.
Prices ranged generally higher. There
wns decline Of 3S per cent in wheat
exports, a condition linked with the
foreign situation. but exports Of wheat
flour were almost the same as in 1921
Savings bank deposits increased uni
form]y throughout the country, nc.
cording to the survey, and increa ses
over 1O21 also were reported in the
lo22 life insurance business.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-07
Today's Independent Games
and Results of Yesterday

Br!desbnrs at Nashville Giants. Eighteenth
"s g. SsrnnSas s'Tss "t Thaephio co,es,nn.
Doylestown ut J. ISJ. Dobson. Thirty
"'ff PhiiaSsieSn T%na @ssh 'rnst st South phss.
phia Hebrcws. Thirticth street and Columbia
iiiiidale at South Phlllies. Broad and Big
wiiminEton at F1elsher. Twenty-slxth and
: Chester at shanahan. Forty-eishth and
stonehurst at Lansdale.
:, Alden nt Fr"ncisville. Nineteenth and
Meirose, 81 Atlantic City: ct Bartram
Hatch ct KensInston. Franlsford avenue
and Berks street.
Northwsst profe.sionals at Ivy Profes-
Peruchi A. g. at Monotypc. Forty-seventh
Marshsil r. smith Mt G!en.lds. .
"aSSa Monmou.s. s'eesi Of Gloucester. at B.lneld.
Jap Coiiesians CT Colllnsswood. Twelfth
""& s%ss ss s''s Mnne%a a' Seventeenth and
Cambria streets.
Nota aseme at Pelhpm silk sox.
Puritan At Choltenham.
rhiladclphia and Reading I.ea<ue-Coal
and and Iron vs.. brown Street. Seventh street
Philadelphia Navy Yard Ieaeue--U, q. 8.
King VS.. Fort Mifhln. l:i5 r. NJ, LeaEue
Island.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
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rhllade!phia Terminal. !, sphas. 0.
MSr.Ssi @ nn. smtS. m n"ssahaR g. hKaiRaudsweldon. L.
stsnion:, , r; C.; q Lincoln Giants. s.
stonehurSt, II, Belfleld, 3.
Ardmore. 9; Lit Brothers. 8.
Hatch Motor. 10, Westinghouse. I.
Bridesb,irg. 1; Dobson, 2.
SwedesbOro. z; Woodstown. 1.
Elmer 8; Giassb0rO. 8.
Riverside, 4; DelancO. I.
Media y. A, 10; Northwest Pros. Z.
Crsssona Tigers, Il Spring City. 8.
West & Co. 10, Biddlc 4 Henry, I.
Chsster. l3; HIlldale. 0,
Pelham SILK Sox. 3; Remington COngre.
$:sI club. 81. Rex A. A.. 1.
#SI;S ESSS~PE M,$ Ssasur,; 4.
ss,nISM. Ia Mott A; a. Al Is, q 0S War5dnston. ?.
Harrison Brush. 4; Gloucester Travellers, 5.