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INTERESTING SERVICES
STEVENS GUARDS
TO VISIT CHURCH
Military Rody of Stevens M. E.
Congregation to Go
in Rody ,
The Stevens Memorial Guards and
their many friends held a picnic yes
terday at Paxiang Park. It was a
great success in every way. Quite
early in the day the boys assembled
at the church, Thirteenth and Ver
non streets, and were taken in a spe
cial car to the park. Exhibition
drills were given by them in the
morning and afternoon before large
crowds. The park managers in many
ways gave the boys a good time.
To-morrow evening at 7.30 o'clock
they will attend the Happy Hour
service to be held in the church. At
6.45 the ranks will form and later
the boys will march in a body into
the auditorium. The address of the
evening will be full of good things
for the guards and their parents.
Colonel Henry C. Demming is to be
the speaker. The following commit
tee will be in charge of the seating:
T. M. Sechler, Arthur C. Hauch,
John A. Feeman, W. S. Fishel,
Charles Storey, John Gehr, H. A.
McKelvey.
The guards and their fathers are
to be entertained by the J. Harris
Bell Sunday school class Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. This is to be a
gathering of unusual interest. A
feast of godo things has been pre
pared.
The following names are found on
the roster of Companies B and C
of the Stevens Memorial Guards:
W. L. Vanaman, major; G. S. Da
vis, captain, drill inspector: X. L.
Hess, Henry Palmer, Harold Cook,
Clyde Criswell, Edgar Earisman, Ar
thur Earisman, Arthur Thomas,
Harry Shultz, William Lenny,
Charles O'Donnell, Wentzell Grove,
Gilbert Harper, Clyde Gehr, Lester
Speese, George Hamm, Charles Mil
ler, Nelson Peregoy, Paul Wynne,
Joseph Stele, John Rydeberg, Rich
ard Wilder.
John Byrem, William Brown, Rob
ert Fishel, Robert Hamilton, George
Bogar. Harold Geiger, Donald Run
kle, Charles Goodyear, Wilbert Ban
ner, Earl Sheaffer, Arthur Dubbs,
Lester Motter, Benjamin Melvin,
John Melvin, Richard Bickley, Har
old Deeter, Robert Crown, Ira Pot
ter, Paul Bricker. George Nornhpld,
John Good, Richard Chamberlin,
John Russ, John Thompson, Mel
vin Fackler, Donald Geary, Kenneth
Bell, Eugene Willis, Richard Seidel.
Andrew Stouffer, Benjamin Flow
ers, Paul Hess, Robert Bowers,
Lothar Wager, Frank McCleaster,
Wilbert Arbegast, Richard Clarke,
Jay Smith, Ralph Linnekln, George
Burkholder, Ralph Earnest, John
Pedlow, William Fry, Charles Mc-
Donald, Thomas McDonald, Charles
Rodemaker, Raymond Conner, John
Langlotz, John Murray.
Telford Lutman, John Good, W.
Thompson, Fullmer Schuyler, Oscar
Turns, H. Weltmer, George Gilbert,
Harry Milliken, Jean Herman, Harry
Wolfe, John Scattergood, Oscar Nev
ins, Charles Baum, Henry Miller,
Charles Peace, Walter Jones.
JOINT SERVICES
BEGIN TOMORROW
Congregations of Uptown
Churches Begin Series of
Evening Services
To-morrow evening the first of a
■eries of three joint services which
will be held by the congregations of
the St. John's Reformed, the St. Mat
thew's Lutheran and the Camp Cur
tin Memorial Methodist Churches
will be held in the St. John's Church.
The Rev. Paul M. Spangler will
preach at the morning service at the
church, while the Rev. E. E. Snyder,
pastor of the St; Matthew's Luther
an, will preach at the evening serv
ice, while the devotional exercises
will be led by the Rev. A. S. Wil
liams, of the Camp Curtin Church,
and the Rev. G. W. Hartman, pas
tor of St. John's. Special musical
numbers will be furnished by George
W. Giede and Clarence E. Zorger.
Next Sunday evening the services
will be held In the Methodist, at
which time the Rev. Mr. Hartman
will preach. The service on the fol
lowing Sunday evening will be held
In the St. Matthew's Church.
If the plan is favorable they will
be continued during the summer and
also be started early next summer.
The membership of the threa
churches is approximately 1,400 per
sons.
LUTHERAN
Augsburg—The Rev. A. M. Stam
ets. 10.45, "Joint Heirs With Jesus;"
7.45, "A Day of Delight;" 9.45, Sun-j
day school. 1
Bethlehem—The Rev. J. Bradley
Markward. 9.45, Sunday school;
11.00, "The Profit of Godliness;"
7.30, "Surprises of the Judgment."
Messiah—The Rev. Henry W- A.
Hanson. 10.00, Sunday school, the)
Rev. J. Edward Harris will preach at
11 o'clock and 7.30.
Trinity—The Re -. R. L. Meisen
helder. 11.15, "Tarshish or Min
erch;" 7.30, "An Unchained Work
man." 70.00, Sunday school.
Trinity, Camp Hill—The Rev. Dr.
E. D. Weigle, pastor, will preach at
10.30, "Christians, the Light of the
World;" and at 7.30, "The Ruin Sin
Works." Sunday fchool at 9JO.
Christ—The Rev. Thomas Reisch,
D D. 11.00, "God's Plan for Man."
7.00, "The Greatest Sin in the
World." 9.45, Sunday school.
Memorial —The Rev. H. C. Alle
man, Gettysburg. 11.00 and 7.45
preaching; 10.00 Sunday school.
Salem, Oberlin—The Rev. Daniel
E. Rupley, 10.30, "Seek Ye First
the Kingdom of God;" 7.30, "Taking
Up the Cross;" 9.30, Sunday school.
Holy Communion—The Rev. John
Henry Miller. 10.45, "Greatest Gain;"
7.30, Church Rites, by Miss Annie
Zimmerman; 9.30, Sunday school.
Zion—The Rev. S. Winfleld Her
man. 9.45, Sunday school; 11.00,
"The Measure of Love;" 7.30, "The
Faith of a Soldier."
Redeemer The Rev. Myron E.
Shafer, B. D. 10.30, "Shadows"; 7.30,
"The Unexpected Guest."
EPISCOPAL
St. Augustine's—The Rev. W. M.
Parchment. 11 ane-Communion
service, sermon and Holy Com
munion: church school after service;
8, evensing and sermon.
St. Paul's—The Rev. R. E. Ren
dleton in charge. 10.30, "The Uni
versal Ministry of Life;" 7.30, "Some
Thoughts on Fatherhood: the Amer
ican Father a Good Mortem Brand."
St. Andrew's. The Rev. Mr.
. Pendleton will conduct morning
at 9.30. Sunday school 11.00.
CAPT.BASSLERTO
GIVE FAREWELL
Pastor of Second Reformed
Will Leave With Eighth
Regiment
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REV. H. N. BASSLER
The Rev. Harry Nelson Bassler,
pastor of the Second Reformed
Church and chaplain of the Eighth
Regiment, with the commission of
captain, will preach his last sermons
at his church to-morrow. His ser
mon themes will be a review of the
past since he took charge of the local
church, fourteen years ago. At 9
o'clock he will conduct services on
the island for the soldiers. Music
will be furnished by the regimental
band. Last summer the Rev. Mr.
Bassler accompanied the troops to
the Mexican border. During his
eight months' absence from the city
the pulpit was filled by a professor
from Franklin and Marshall College,
Lancaster. If he goeb to France nis
plans are not known.
The Rev. Mr. Bassler graduated
from Franklin and Marshall College
in 1891 and from the seminary in
1894. Immediately after his gradua
tion he assumed his duties at Cham
bersburg. He came to this city from
Chambersburg in 1903. Two years
after he came to Harrisburg' the
present building was begun, which
was dedicated in 1906, at a cost of
$50,000, which was paid for in four
years. The present membership of
the church is 754, an increase of
566 since he assumed the local
charge.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Fourth Street —The Rev. Jesse
Guy Smith. 10, Bible school; 11,
"Traditions and Convictions;" 11,3 0,
"Lessons From the Cross."
METHODISE
Stevens Memorial —The Rev. Dr.
Clayton Albert Smucker. 11, "Amer
ica and the Brotherhood of Nations";
7.30, address by Colonel Henry C.
Demming.
Fifth Street—The Rev. Edwin A.
Pyles. 11, "Seekig God"; 7.30,
"Jesps Dealing With Pain"; Sun
day school, 10.
St. Paul's —Preaching, 10.30 and
7, service in Harris Park; Sunday
school, 10.
Grace —The Rev. Dr. Robert Bag
nell. 10.30, a day with St. Peter,
"The Fall of Peter"; 7.30, "The
Restoration of Peter"; Sunday
school, 12.10.
Coxestown—The Rev. John G. Da
vis. 10.40, "A Ideal Church"; 7.30,
"The Author and Finisher of Our
Faith"; Sunday school, 9.30.
Epworth—The Rev. J. S. W. Dea
vor. 11, "The Continuer"; 7.30,
"The Faithful King of Judah and
His Godless Enemy"; Sunday school,
lU.
Ridge Avenue—The Rev. H. R.
Bender. Morning, "Paul's Vision."
Evening, "Conditions of Christian
Discipleship."
Heckton—The Rev. W. H. Zweizig.
10.30, "The Christian Armor;" 2,
Sunday school.
Dauphin—The Rev. W. H. Zwei
zig. 7.30, "The Source of Blessing;"
2, Sunday school.
Camp Hill—The Rev. Joseph E.
Brenneman. Preaching, 10.45 and
7.30; Sunday school, 9.30.
Bethel —The Rev. Elijah Braxton.
10.30, the Rev. Dr. S. A. Norris will
preach; preaching at 7.30; Sunday
school, 1.
Harris—The Rev. R. L. Briscoe.
10, "One Think Needful"; 7.30, "Jo
nah's Commission"; quarterly meet
ing, 3.
Camp Curtin—The Rev. A. S. Wil
liams. 10.45, "The Better Hope:"
7.30, in St. John's Reformed; 9.45,
Sunday school.
MISCELLANEOUS
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Chapel—The Rev. W. H. Worrail.
9.15, Sunday school; 10.30, preach
ing; 6.45, open-air service; 7.45,
Evangelistic service; 7.45, Tuesday
evening Bible study; 7.45, Thursday
evening prayer service; 3.00, chil
dren's meeting Saturday afternoon.
Bethesda Mission John Fulton,
superintendent. This evening meet
ing in charge of Bethesda mission
Gospel crew, with a message by
Martin Stutzman. Tomorrow, open
air meeting, 7 p. m; gospel service
in hall at 8.00. Wednesday, Bible
study given by John D. Stevenson;
Thursday,' Green Street Church of
God; Friday, Rev. Kfiner of Nagle
Street Church of God.
Associated Bible Students
Beream study, 1.45, "The New Crea
tion." The International Sunday
lesson. "Sennacherib's Invasion of
Israel," wil be studied at 3 o'clock.
BAPTIST
Market Street—The Rev. W. H.
Dallman pastor, will preach at 10,30,
"The Spirit of True Worship;" 7.30,
1 "The Problem of Life;" 10.30, Sunday
school.
St. Paul—The Rev. E. Luther Cun
ningham. 10.30, "The World's Hun
ger Scare;" 8.00 Rev. W. H. Roose
gell;gell; 12.30. Sunday school.
First—The Rev. William G. Lock
hart. 10.30, "The Message of the
Bible Fearnots;" 11.45, Sunday
school.-
Tabernacle^—The Rev. Millard Os
more Peirce, 11.00, "The Keeping of
the Heart;" 7.30 "The One Thing
Needful;" 9.45, Sunday school.
Zion—The Rev. S. A. Morris. 9.30,
! Sunday school; 11.00, "Knowing
' What .You Know."
i CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
Hummel —The Rev. Wm. K. Con
ner. 11.00, "God's Twin Laws;" 7.31),
I ' Stewardship;" 9.45, Sunday school.
WILL OBSERVE
ANNIVERSARY
Members of the Park Street
U. E. to Commemorate
Tenth Rirthday
Services commemorating the tenth
anniversary of the dedication of the
Park Street United Evangelical
Chruch will be held to-mOrrow. At
the morning service the Rev. W. S.
Harris, the first pastor, will preach,
in the evening the Rev. A. E. Han
gen, pastor, will present "Greetings"
from persons who attended the dedi
catory services and cannot be pres
ent at the service; following these
remarks the Rev. Mr. Harris will
talk on "Reminiscences." A joint
session of the Sunday school and
congregation will be held in the
morning.
During the ten years of the organ
ization of the church the member
ship has . grown from 220 to 466.
The sunday school membership has
been increased from 358 to 660.
UNITED BRETHREN
First—The Rev. N. L. Linebaugh.
11.00, "The Saint and the Savior;"
7.30 "Salvation: A Working Out ot'
What God Works In;" 10.00, Sunday
school.
Sixth Street—Rev. Joseph Daugh
erty. 10.30, Rev. H. J. Kitzmlller.
superintendent of the Quincy or
phanage and home of Quincy; 1.45,
Sunday school; 7.30, the orphan in
terests will be presented with the
sterioptican by Rev. H. J. Kitziriiller
and Prof. R. G. Mowery.
Otterbein—Rev. S. Edwin Ruff, D.
D. 11.00, Rev. A. K. Wier. of Steel
ton, and 7.30, "A Brighter Day;"
10.00 Sunday school.
Calvary, Lemoyne—The Rev. P. R.
Koontz. 10.30 and 7.30, preaching;
9.30, Sunday school.
State Street —The Rev. E. A. G.
Bossier. 10.45, "As Is He, So Arc
We;" 7,30, "March and Elim;" 9.30,
Sunday school.
Trinity, New Cumberland The
Rev. A. R. Ayres. 10,30 aijd 7.30,
preaching; 9.30, Sunday school.
UNITED EVANGELICAL
Harris Street—The Rev. George F.
Schaum. 9.30, Supday school; 10.45,
sermon by the Rev. W. E. Peffley,
general secretary of Young People's
work of the United Evangelical
Church; 7, twilight service, sermon
by the Rev. W. E. Peffley.
Park Street—The Rev. A. E. Han
gen. Sunday school and church
services combined, 9.30. Sermon by
the Rev. W. S. Harris; 7.30, "Greet
ings and Reminiscences."
REFORMED
Second —The Rev. Harry Nelson
Bassler. 9.4 5, Sunday school.
Reformed Salem—The Rev. Ellis
N. Kremer. 9.45, Sunday schbol.
Foi'.rth —The Rev. Homer Skyles
May. 10.45, "Living for Others;"
7.45, "He Hath Left Off;" 9.30, Sun
day school. J
JOHN YATES WILL
TALK AT PINE ST.
Secretary of Associated Aids
to Preach on "Social
Service"
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THE REV. JOHN Y. YATES
The Rev. John Yates will conduct
the morning service in the Pine
Street Presbyterian Church, to-mor
row. His subject will be "Social
Service." In the evening the Rev.
H. H. Baldwin will preach on "A
Living Hope."
Thursday the Division street Sun
day school will hold a picnic at Pax
tang Park, and on Friday, the Beth
any Sunday school will hold a basket
picnic at Boiling Springs Park. The
following program has been arrang
ed: Boat racing, dinner, song serv
ice and entertainment; friends of
childhood, by the primary depart
ment; singing, "Onward Christian
Soldiers"; salute the flag, sniging,
"My Country "Tis of Thee," "How
Betsy Made the Flag"; patriotic
drill, by the boys and girls of the
Sunday school. Miss Rachel Pol
lock's games, baseball, lunch.
AUGSBURG LUTHERAN
Morning Prelude, Com Moto
Maestoso, (Sonata 3), Mendelssohn;
anthem, "Praise the Lord, O My
Soul," Harker; offertory, Andante
Tranquillo. Mendelssohn; postludf,
Fuge I in G Major. Mendelsohnn.
Evening—Prelude, The Seraphs
Strain, Wolstenhome; anthem, "What
a Friend," Martin; offertory, "Piere
a Nbtre Dame," from Suite Gothique
by Boellman; postlude, "Toccato,"
Boellman.
SALEM REFORMED
Morning—"Fantasie," Best; duet,
"Meekly Doth My Soul Receive."
Mrs. C. W. Myers, Charles Cassel;
soprano solo, "Not a Sparrow Fal
leth," Miss Hazel Seibert.
Evening—"Prelude in C," Hollins;
duet, "I Waited For the Lord," Men
delssohn, Mrs. C. W. Myers, Miss
Hazel Seibert.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church of Christ, Scientist—
Board of Trade Hall. Sunday, 11 a.
m. Testimonial meeting Wednesday,
3 p. m. Free Reading Rooms, Kun
kel Building, 11.30 a. m. to 5 p. m.
daily except Saturday, 11.30 to 9 p.
m.—Adv.
HARRISBTTRG TELEGRAPH!
EAGLESMERE
ECHO MEETING
Delegates to Epworth League
Convention to Submit Re
port at Stevens M. E.
At the Epworth League service to
morrow evening, the eleven dele
gates from Stevens Memorial Meth
odist Church, to the seventh annual
Epworth League Institute held at
Eaglesmere, July 9 to 16, will tell
in detail the outstanding features of
this summer training camp for Ep
worth Leaguers. This chapter was
awarded an institute pennant for
having had the greatest amount of
mileage to its credit of any single
chapter represented. This pennant
has been placed in the league room.
The meeting to-morrow evening
will be in charge of the president,
Koss K. Bergstresser, who is also a
director of the institute for the Har
risburg district. Brief reports on the
class work of the week will be givfcn
by the following delegates: Junior
league methods, Miss Miriam Brown;
home missions and social oervice.
Miss Mabel Hoffsommer; foreign
missions, Miss Kae Willis; Bible
study and evangelism, Mrs. John N.
Peregoy; temperance and citizen
ship, Miss Helen Beaver; Sunday
school efficiency, Miss Myrtle Schell;
recreation and culture, Miss Anna
Harris; Ep*vorth League methods,
Ross K. Bergstresser.
Another feature of this league ser
vice will be the singing of the Ep
worth League girls' choir, a recent
ly formed musical organization,
whose singing is becominK a factor
in increasing attendance at this
young people's meeting.
CHURCH OF GOD
Pleasant View—The Rev. George
W. Harper. Sunday school, 9.45;
10.4 5, "The Christian on Guaru
Duty"; 7.30, "The Wanderer."
Fourth Street—The Rev. William
N. Yates, D. D. 11, "How to Make
Harrisburg Clean"; 7.30, "When Re
pentance Is Impossible"; Sunday
school, 10.
Maclay. Street—The Rev. Dr. Wil
liam S. Houck. 11, "Denying the
Lord That Bought Them"; 7.30,
"From Tribulation to Glory"; Sun
day school, 9.45.
Green Street—The Rev. Harvev S.
Hershey. 10.15, "Spiritual Environ
ment"; 7.30, "The Question of.' the
Centuries"; Sunday school, 9.45.
MARKET SQ. PRESBYTERIAN
Morning—Prelude, La Fete Dieu,
Dubois; In Paradisum, Dubois; con
tralto solo, Miss Middaugh, "Pa
tiently Have I Waited for the Lord,"
from Saint-Saens' "The Christmas
Oratorio;" offertory, second medita
tion, Guilmant; postlude, finale in C
Major, Best.
Evening—Prelude, Elevation in G
Major, Edith Lang; quartet, "Softly
No wthe Light of Day," Huhn; af
fertory, "Romance," Richmond;
postlude, "Grand Chorus," Guilmant.
DR.HAWESWILL
PREACH SUNDAY
Interesting Sermon Themes
For Services at Market
Square Church
"Behold He Cometh" will be the
subject of the sermon on the Sec
ond Advent, to be preached by the
Rev. George Edward llawes, D. D.,
at the Market Square Presbyterian
Church to-morrow evening. This will
be the next to the last ol' the present
series on "The Things That Must
Come to Pass." The last sermon
will be preached by Dr. Hawes next
Sunday, just before he leaves for his
annual vacation.
The morning sermon will be on
"The Gospel for Wartimes." It will
be a very helpful presentation of
"the truth as it is fri Jesus," with
special reference to the declaration
of the love of God In such times of
turmoil and conflict as now engulf
the world and with it many individ
ual lives.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will have charge of the 6 o'clock
vesper service at the City Hospital
during the absence of the Rev. Mr.
Robinson, who has been for some
months conducting theSe services.
The Rev. Mr. Robinson 1s with the
, boys of the Fresh Air Camp under
the auspices bf the Associated Aid
Societies, located near Manada Gap.
The regular meeting of the society
will be held in the church at 6.30.
Miss Alice M. Young will lead the
service.
The Boy Scouts, Troop 11, will
meet on Monday evening at 7.30 in
the church basement with Scout
master Manser.
At the prayermeeting on Wednes
day evening the pastor will continue
the discussion of the Bible, which
was begun last Wednesday, develop
ing further the great central theme
of the book, its message concerning
Jesut Christ.
The women's prayermeeting will
be held on Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The Daily Vacation Bible School
has progressed very finely during
the week. The story hour and tho
memory work Is being developed
with much success by the teachers.
One of the special memory selections
that has aroysed great interest
among the scholars has been the
committing of the Wilbur Nesblt's
song, "Your Flag and My Flag."
PRESBYTERIAN
Market Square—The Rev. George
Edward Hawes, D. D., the Rev.
George Snavely Rentz, assistant;
Sunday school, 9.45; 11, "The Gos
pel For War Times"; 7.30, "Behold
He Cometh," the Second Advent. ,
Westminster —The Rev. E. E. Cur
tis. Sunday school, 9.15; 11, "A Fa
tal Turn"; 7.30, "A War Lord."
Bethany—The Rev. John M.
Warden. 7.30, "The Christian's
Hope"-; Sunday school, 9.
Calvary The Rev. Frank P.
Mackenzie. 10.15, "When Desire
Falls"; 7.30, "The Sower"; Sunday
school, 9.
Camp Hill—The Rev. Raymond A.
Ketchledge. 11, "The Gremness of
Service"; 7.30, "The Lo6t Sheep";
Sunday school, 9.45.
Pine Street—The Rev. Lewis Sey
mour Mudge, D. D. 10.30, "Social
Service," Rev. Yates; 7.30, "A Living
Hope," Rev. H. H. Baldwin; 1.40,
Sunday schood. Division Street
Chapel—3.oo, Sunday school; 7.30,
evening service.
Capital Street—The Rev. B. M.
Ward. Preaching, 10,45 and 8; Sun
day school, 13.15.
EVEN THE DOG WEARS CAS MASK IN TRENCHES
This photograph shows a French sergeant with a Red Cross dog both
.•earing gas masks against the attack of the Germans. It has been
aund necessary in some parts of the line to supply dogs with these masks
i their hunt for the dead and wounded.
LIST OF THOSE DRAFT
258, Louis Miller Kemberling.
458, Canto Demammo Rocco.
1436, Cecil Leroy Kilheffer.
1095. Winfleld Scott Graybill.
2022, John D. Brubaker.
1455, Charles Edgar Mosey.
783, William Marshall Mcwery.
1117, Harry Neff Smith.
1572, John W. Thumma.
2195, John Wilson Mosser.
837, Thomas Powell Wightman.
2036, Sylvan G. Blair.
337, Claire H. Sheaffer.
676, Marl George Ivinter.
275, Giovanni Morrocco.
1185, Bernard Eugene Stansfleld.
564, Stewart Luther Dougherty.
2166, Charles Warren Corap.
945, John Clinton Trace.
596, Wm. Wesley Mclntyre.
2148, Raymond Nathaniel Walters. '
536. David Miles Thornton.
1495, William Bruc£ Stein.
548, Parker C. Bentzel.
126, Purk Nelson Mathins.
784, Mervin Jacob Miller.
755, Geo. Warren Pencil.
107, Milton Albert Cornp.
1546, Harry W. Gutshall.
1563, Andrew Thomas Oiler.
2099, Lloyd Myers.
616, George W. Winter.
373, Earl William Baker.
775, Charles H. Leef.
486, Raymord Francis Yontz.
692, John Edward May.
600, Terence V. Palmer.
836, George Meade Weigel.
810, Stewart Killinger Sterline.
1539, George W. Pinkenbinder.
309, Berardinin Paolo.
437, Raymond Martin Mumma.
604, Thomas W. Reeser.
43, William V. Keller.
2181, Lloyd Isaac Prances Hauck.
1548, John Paul Hale.
924, Wm. Pcnn Lloyd Jr.
420, Clyde Raymond Holler.
1014, Ray Samuel Shank.
1178, Ralph Prank Stouffer.
433, Charles' Edward Moul.
10, John Draper Cooper.
1045, Lauren Devenney Jacobs.
1031, Hardy Davis.
797, Robt. James Peters.
140, Warren Stahl.
1536, Clarence Yost Dick.
1522, John F R. Albright.
432, Touto Dimmamma Luigl.
18. Claude M. Elicker.
652, Charles Howard Eichelberger.
927, Harry Hunsicker Mercer, Jr.
1484, Frank Raymond Shenck. ,
739, Jacob C!ark - aker.
601, John B. Reeser.
1146, Miller Jay Coover.
1395, Harper S. Byers.
606, Chester A. Rhoads.
182, Otto George Bruaw.
46. Raymond Kahbach Kauffman.
1020, Edward Grundson Vogelsong.
1099, Raymond Lee Hershman.
223, Robert Emory Grossman.
2066, John Halk.
1441, John Clyde Kupp.
117, Howard Rawley Hinkle.
602, Robert H. Reeser.
390, Arthur Reginald Day.
2233, Irvin Roy Wagner.
75, Lawrence Lafayette Westfall.
654, Frank Leslie Kbersole.
772, Georgo W. Kltzmiller.
1456, Parker William Murray.
721, Howard Henry Wolf.
1419, Mervin Leroy Grossman.
786. Benj. Paul Mowery.
1549, John Clarence Howard.
1476, Frank W. Schfll. .
280, Frederick Menke.
972, Lloyd Miller Getz.
983, John Rudolph Hershman.
757, George Reed Gracey.
966, Frank Brintor Derrick.
2230, Linwood Wm. Wanbaugh.
2090, Walter L Myers.
379, Benjamin Isaac Barrett.
1560, Herman Clay Mentzer.
542, George Jacob Wertz.
2107, Charles Franklin McCombs.
194, Casimiro D 1 Paol^.
552, Edward M. Blessing.
2124, Lawrence Wm. SholTrer.
298, Samuel Earl McMeen.
675, Martin Luther Karns.
2132, Raymond O. Smeltzer.
1148, Harry •William Devinney.
2017, Frank Bretz.
343, Wesley Oliver Strauser.
1613, David Mohler Rupp.
2100, E. O. Martin.
982. Charles Benjamin Holllnger.
726, Lawrence Leroy Witter.
152, Roy Alford Walts.
905, John Ebersole Asper.
933, John Melvin liondvmaker.
1531, Charles Leroy Carbaugh.
452, Reuben Bernard O'Hara.
355, Georg* Dewey Wallace.
530, Winlield Cleveland Smith.
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1470, Wade Hampton Rigling.
645. Paul Orvil Byron Dornbach.
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218, Chester Roland Gates.
620, Herbert R. Washinger. •
550, John E. Burger.
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574, Edgar E. Hoffman.
21, Raymond Young Herman.
1432, John Harry Hummel.
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981, Harry Harrison Greegor.
1570. Charles E. Strock.
770, Ralph Kerns.
2078. Charles Wayne Klmmel.
677. I>uther George Kunkel. •
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525, Harry Samuel Slothour.
1417, Lake R. Gise.
1574, Lawrence David Weary.
2034, Fermin E. Bair.
760, Milton Hartman.
183, John Brady.
56, Joseph Smith Mason.
792, Harlan Abraham Noel.
2128, George R. Snyder.
5, Alvin Harrison Bushey.
350, James Wall.
1580, Hoover E. Brubaker.
54, Walter Dale Martin.
549, Archie F. Burk.
1132, Arthur Norman Young.
440, Daniel Moyer.
711, Wm. C. Carl.
1054, Alvin Scott Meredith.
2225, Clarence Edgar Schriver.
711, Joseph Meade Andrew Seitz.
1022, Claude Manley Williams.
841, Arthur Clendenin Zimmerman
638, Uriah F. C. Bowman.
1032, William 13. Davis.
623, Charles W Witmer.
269, Paul Layton.
685, Frank Edward Lichtenberger.
1141, John Morris Brubaker.
1016, Clinton Frederick Stone.
335, Harrison Frederick Seltzer.
2108, Sylvan H. Neidig.
923, Wm! Henry Llgenfritz.
341, Clarence Telle Shughari.
1007, Earl Field Robison.
391, Earl Edward Davis.
353, Harry Clayton Wheeler.
970, Harry Allison Fahnestock.
637, George Bollinger.
2024. Raymond L. Benner.
360, Arthur Cooper Wright.
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571, Arthur C. Fickes.
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2102, William E. Miller.
704, Howard Clinton Novinger.
72, Norman Elmer UpdegrafT.
1053, Frank Kelley Matthew.
357; Harry Harrison Walker.
112, Elmer James Ewing.
1067, John Lawrence Shelley, Jr.
2082, Walter E. Kramer.
2116. William Rapp.
12S, Miiller. Jr.
679, Harry Drescher Leach.
805, Charles Odden Robinson.
11, Silas Roy Coldren.
1617, John Henderson Stock.
363, Warren William Zeiderg.
1142, Frederick Lear Breen.
6, Thomas Jacob Booth.
2167, John Frances Crossley.
327, .Hiram Leroy Shank.
664. Hale.
93, Clarence Adam Bainbrldge.
1448, Robert Elsworth McDauel.
1595, Earle Blackford Heiges.
2184, Norman Ourvin Jay Hemmer.
103, John Wilson Campbell.
2196, Whitney David Mumma.
1557, James H. McCoy.
1112, Earl William Shannon.
345, John Henry Trego.
1585, Carroll Hummell Bomberger.
1102, Robert Corman Kaley.
1625, Walter Stone Zimmerman.
556, Cloyd W. Crowl.
1565, Roy Railing.
2109, Howard A. Neidig.
154, Wesley Wintleld Warfel.
51, Orville H. May.,
717, Jacob Henry Stoner.
1057, Fred Deitz "Mumma.
1073, Roy Baker Stone.
30, Joseph A. Hertzler.
195, Harold DeVoe.
199, John L. Disney.
388. Fiank Joseph Constantlne.
1423, Robert Coleman Hartman.
773, Prokop Katzbuck.
60S, Charles R. Shur.
406, Ulysses Grant Farling.
25, William B. Goetz.
392, Federlco Dl Federlco.
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2231, Ralph Ray Watts.
383, Harry Arnold Coulson.
1166,.Walter Robert May.
21 S3. Clarence Albert Houdeshell.
58R, Robert A. Miller.
70S, Edward Peter Nick.
2053, Earl L. Fox.
2051, John R. Ensminger.
576, Paul M. Hastings.
944,J0hn Thompson.
122, Edward Lewis Knackstedt.
642, Chas. Porter Case.
939, Harry Monroe Smyser.
222, John Arthur Gouse.
906, Flelce Spatle Raker.
Stewart. Eber Vance.
700, George 'Matthews Merency.
1195, Jaeoh Willis.
297, Claude Vincent McMeen.
321, Ralph Emerson Sadler.
560. Abraham Danner.
707. David Franklin Quigley.
1425. George 111; '-.ael Haverstock
1002, Harry Pete Myers.
1151, Howard Vnlentino Fishel.
lioi, Wm. Earl Hubtr.
368. John Leroy Brougher.
974. Waiter Herman Gronbeck.
320, Max Leslie Snyder.
950. Harold Wiland Winter.
926, Forrest'Mercer.
1010, Nlles Lucas Segar.
919, John Oliver Wei wicks.
656. Howard File.
814, Clyde Russell Strayer.
1070, Howard Baker Sprlggs.
7:18. Paul Edward Bickley.
565. Leßoy Dunlap.
1396, James Albert Cadwallader.
1097, Wm. Hertzler Gruver.
1191, Russell William Weaver.
1118, Edward Cleeland Snvder.
, 121, Claude Ellsworth Kissinger.
221, Oscar Hiram Gabel.
1537, Amos A. Lewalt.
1474, Gurnpy Bower Ruby.
1414, Charles Earl Fleurie.
1616, Maurice Clyde Sheaffer.
292, Myrle Harrison Myers.
822, George Washington Sanders.
1064, John Edward Sheaffer.
2152, Emery Hubert AVertz.
1610, Archie Skyler Wintermyer.
1091, Wm. Alpheus Fink.
2139, David W. Shettel.
470, George Franklin Sultzaberger.
312, John William Rice.
1507, Tolbert Bert Wetgle.
90. Harvie Augustus Bretz.
I Ml, Thomas Howard Conklln.
2204, Coover Adam Neidhammer.
477, Emerson Franklin AVinter.
1187, Russell Baker Stambaugh.
1179, Wilson Franklin Snelbaker.
2158, Shirman Roth Barnhart.
130. Elmer Charles Mehaffie.
168, Harry Edgar Brunner.
1023, Clarence Foster Yohn.
424, Paul Rodes Koontz.
840, Forrest Metzgeer Williams.
1511, Edgar Lewis Wire.
1182, George William Starry.
2234, Armon Melvin AVitman.
2214, John Wm. Reed.
657, BenJ. Washington l'Hihnestock.
175, Paul William Burtstteid.
2147, Wm. E. Ward.
300. Lawrence Blair McCaleb.
278, Charles Calvin Myers.
2177. Merle Albert Filson.
1021, Charles Lykens AVolfe.
1622, William Prowell AA'alls.
524, Andrew Preston Snell.
2111, James K. Mauman.
911. Andrew Augusuts Clark.
1172, Adam Leroy Orris.
532, Clarence Eugene Stine.
1517, Russell Guy AVrightstone.
1139, Raymond Lloyd Baker.
336, Howard Oliver StoufTer.
212, John Franklin Fisher.
49, Bryan Montgomery.
8. Arthur Filmore Bretz.
1192, Lawrence Cocklin Weber.
305, Howard Elwood Nicholas.
1143, William Foster Bender.
557, Chauncey J. Cox.
1433, Robert P. Humphreys.
2143, Howard C. Troutman.
622. Raymond P. Witman.
585, Luther Monroe May.
2191, Charles Irvin Lilley.
2071, Frank W. Hanbert.
£.95, Bruce Rebuck Mowers'.
1464, Elzie Prowell.
1077, Joseph Arthur Walters.
781, Frank Wesley Moorhead.
2131, Lewis W, Straw.
1415, Charles Wirt Forney.
1035, Huston Eckels.
958, Clarence A. Bear.
323, Charles Herman Swartz.
1439, Bruce Krone.
1554, Jesse N. Lehman.
1401, AVilliam A. Cookerly
2151, Ralph H. Wagner.
953, Litimer G. Anderson.
438, Maynard Lea Myers.
1059, Joseph George Pentz.
441, Riclrard Hastings Myers.
23, Joseph Leroy Forney.
1173, Ray Charles Peters.
331, Clarence Raymond Snyder.
1108, Samuel Hertzler Mumma.
1201, Merle Russell %immerman.
2199, George AV. Mumma.
800, Guillermo Preza.
1447, Edgar Robert Line.
1049, Otto Patch Lrfine.
1442, George Elliott Landis.
715, Christ Slusser.
961, David Clair Bloser.
539, Paul Sheely Weber.
■349. Onofle Villa.
1596, Benjamin Franklin Harman.
562, John Donald Davidson.
1407, Samuel Eichlnger.
102. Herman Bigler Crumlic.
i 2025, Roy C. Bougliter.
i 1411, Oliver Scott Erney.
, 714. Clayton Stanley Soarle.
1528, Harry Albert Brindle.
86, Dionigi Stephen Acri.
1024, David Henry Ashwell.
1556, Mervin R. Lippert.
2159, Theodore L. Bell.
2212. Jacob Howard Qulgley.
1043, Monroe Raymond Hunter.
1606, John Rankin Nebinger.
71, Jerome Bradford Taft.
1520, Joseph AVilliam Yinger.
2137, Harry Stoner.
1156, Loy Foster Hare.
1393, Arthur C. Burke.
1593, Harry Dill Frey.
303, Ira Wesley Neidlg.
2013, Allen D. Arc*.
555, Lynh B. Carl.
978. John I. Greegor.
2821. Raymond Walter Stouffer.
! 1588, Joseph Howard Clouser.
i 1591, George Koons Eshelman.
j 2058, Charles E. Glessner.
1 1391, Mervin L Brown,
j 1525, Kenneth Leroy Black.
| 435, Harry Bruce Mumma.
I 2096, Chester Myers.
681. David Walter Lambert.
713, ROy Truett Shaffer.
2142, Frederick O. Seidel.
1478, Robert Eli Selp.
935, Charles Pentz Shrlver."
2091. Guy A. Muckel.
1121, Euphares T. Stephens.
1150, Joseph AVilliam Dunlap.
450, William Earl Newcomer.
1390, Paul Brinton.
113, Samuel Oscar Erford.
2084, Arthur AA'. Lewis.
1472, Elmer Neff Ross.
725, Bruce Maurice Winter.
1004, AVilliam Kirby Nailor.
1521, Harry Robert Zimmerman.
156, Allen Thurman Waltman.
???2. Clyde Orth Skiles.
1034. Lawrence Coover Eberly.
808, Ross J. Sweeney.
1604, Crarenre Oliver Miller.
1571. Charles Thomas.
780, Harry K. Miller.
1183, Murray William Singiser.
2179. Rufus Stewart Gross.
267, Jacob Milton Laverty.
1550, .tosiah Henry Keck.
567, Paul N. Eichelberger.
421, Linwood Grant Hamilton.
940. Wilbur Elmer Stough.
169, Clarence Bazmore.
436, Jacob Augustus Harry Moore.
1477, Harry David Schriever.
396, Glenn Roy Enck.
989. AVilson Kapp.
1107, Harry Shoemaker Mlchener.
828, Kavmond Henry Tritt.
1406, John K. Dugnn.
257, Charles Kauffman.
1109, Emery Clyde Orris.
155, George Washington Warfel,
284, Thomas Abner May.
133, Harry Ross McNally.
807. Jesus Rivera.
930, Smith Sponsler Nelbert.
185, Fred T. Chapa.
1398, Joseph Howard Oonley.
265, Samuel Adam Kroh.
2064. William Stough Hoover.
285, Alvin Luther Miller.
1602, Robert Bruce Miller.
1119, Henry Melvin Snyder.
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356, Charles Ross Weller.
818, Harry L. Snell.
2121. C. J. Roddy.
563, Samuel Harry Deckman.
211, A'ernon Woods Flora. •
1435, John Harrison Kauffman.
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146, Harry Milton Stoner.
283, Ira Chester Mellinger.
1008, Freeland Rhoades.
229. David Kauffman Hlnkle.
410, William Everson Gardner.
299, Arthur Barrett McCarter, Jr,
1072, John Henry Sfcrlggs.
1189, Jofin Roy Trostle.
750, Frank Thompson Frischkorn.
58, Ben). Ralph Wesley Neiman.
2049. Charles R. Ensor.
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150, Edward Ellsworth Tuckey.
400, Guy Elmer Eichelberger.
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4, George Irving Ba usher.
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508, CycKowsKi, William P.
505. McAuliff. John A'.
220, AVatssura, Stanaslaus.
813, Kissinger, C. M.
iO4, Badorf. J. Albright.
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876. Bechtel. M., Millersburg R. 2.
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188, LenKer. Clarence. E.
474, Shomper Edward E.
644, Cook, Forrest. E.
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403, Hawk, Frank AV.
196, Maleslcle, Joseph.
Plans Complete For Bible
Conference at Eagles Mer
Plans for the Bible conference, t
be held at Eaglesmere, Pa., July 2i
29, are comp ted, and there is ever
evidence that the attendance will L
large. The conference is held vmdc
the auspices of the Moody Bible Ii
stitute of Chicago, and the speakei
from day to day will be preacher
teachers and other Christian worl
ers.
The Rev. Dr. James M. Gray, dea
of the Moody Bible Institute, wi
preside and will speak on the "Ho l
Spirit," the "Authenticity of tl
I Bible," and also "AVhat the Bib
! Teaches About War, or the Chtv
tian's Attitude in the Present Crisis
Other speakers on the prograi
are the Rev. Dr. Robert M. Russel
Rev. John C. Page, Rev. WiUiai
Wallace Ketchum and the Re
George E. Guille, of the Moody Inst
tute. Miss Elinor Stafford Milla
the noted Australian evangelisl
Miss Emily S. Strong, teacher <
neighborhood Bible classes; Mr. Ji
seph Cohn, field secretary Williams
burg Mission to the Jews; the Re
Charles E. Hurlburt, director ger
eral Africa Inland Mission; E. 1
Buckalew, secretary of the Extei
sion Department of the Moody Bib
Institute.
The music will be in charge <
Willard L. Rugg, of the institut
who will direct a choir of young pet
pie. The opening services next Sui
day, will be in charge of Dr. Gray.
FOURTH REFORMED
Morning—Prelude, "Andante i
C." E. Silo; offertory, "Melody in C,
Honforth; solo, "Evening and Morr
ing," Spicker. Miss Mary E. Trostl(
Postlude, March, Rozes.
Evening—Prelude, "Adagio In A
Volcknnr; offertory, "At Twilight,
Fryslnger; postlude, March, Read
SECOND REFORMED
Morning Prelude, "Melody,
Spohr; offertory solo, "Jegu, Jesi
Miserere," Nevin, Mrs. Ada Cul
Bowman; postlude, Mar"h, Barby.
Evening Prelude, "Andante
Batiste; offertory duet, "Come, Hoi
Spirit." Jerome, Mrs. Ada Culp Bov
man and Mrs. A. H. Yost; postlud
"Marche Religieuse," Guilmant.
SERVICES IX PRISON
The Rev. A. L. Taxi?, of the OUvi
Presbyterian Church, will preach 1
Dauphin county prison Sunda
morning. Services from 8.30 to 9.3
TO LAY CORNERSTONE
The Rev. G. F. Schaum, pastor (
Harris Street Church, will official
at the cornerstone laying of the ne
United Evangelical Church at Kit
derhook, Lancaster county, Pa.
REV. COLBURN RESIGNS
The Rev. R. H. Colburn, a Mat!
odist preacher of this city has r
signed as pastor of the Summerda
and Bressler charges and has ai
nounced that he is ready to All at
pulpit desiring his services.