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New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
STANDARD OIL DIRECTORS ARRAleNEo.

Findlay. Ohio. Nov. 19-H. P. Mcintosh Of
Cleveland. a director of the Standard OIL Com
pany of Ohio one Of the indicted by the
grand jury last week. arrived here to-day and
was formally placed under arrest and subse
quently taken into court. He pleaded not guilty
to the charge of violating the Valentine Anti
Trust law and was released in $1,000 bail.
NJ G. Villas and J. NJ. Robertson. treasurer and
secretary, respectively, of the Standard Oil Com
pany Of Ohio. indicted with John D, Rockefeller
and Fl. p. Mcintosh. appeared in court this
afternoon. They did not plead, but each signed
a bond for $1,000 for their appearance on De
Cember 6. when they will plead TO the indict
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
GEORGE A. PRICE.

George A. Price, who a crier of the Appel
late Division of the Supreme Court in Brooklyn
died from pneumonia at his home, No 3S2 Jay
Street Brooklyn, yesterday morning after week G
iIlness Mr. Price was 7S years old. His first offl-
cial position was clerk of the Supreme Court
in Orange County almost 1orty years ago At one
lime Nr Price was the proprietor of a hotel ar
Cornwall -on the Hudso2 which was much patron no
ized hv LAWYERS Mr.. Price is survived by three
daughfers ali of whom are married His wife
died twelve years ago The burial will be at Corn
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
PLAN TO STOP CHILD LABOR.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

fBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Indianapolis. Nov. l9.-In a speech before the
Young Mems Christian Association at Richmond
last night Senator Beveridge said he would intro
duce bill at the coming session of Congress to
abolish child labor in every part of the United
States. Recognizing the fntility Of bringing about
such a refolm by means of state laws he said lie
would offer bill prohibiting the railroads and other
carriers of interstate commerce from accepting the
products of factories and mines which employ chill
6ren under fourteen years Of age.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
CHARLES eRIswoLp SPENCER.

Charles Griswod Spencer a brother of Loriilard
spencer Of Newport. and of the Princess Vicovaro,
of ItaIv died in Paris last Saturday. He was born
in this city fifty years ago educated abroad ana ana
nassed nearly all his life on the Continent lie
studied painting in the art schools of Paris, but
exhibited little spending most Of his time In travel
and his mother Sarah G. Griswod daughter OF
Charles c. Griswod. the merchant. His grand-
father was William Ambrose Spencer, L. s: n,
who married in succession two daughters OF Peter
OrilIa
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
FRANK MILLER.

Frank Miller. who died in this city yesterday
was a member of the famous 146th New York Regf-
ment and participated in the greatest battles of
the Civil War, He was also a prisoner for seven
months in Andersonville. Mr.. Miller was born In
Delhi, n. Y. in 1877 and lived for many years in
Utica where he a member of Paxton Lodge,
commander OF Bacon Post, G. A. R..
The funeral services will be held this evening at
his home No. 2400 Seventh avenue, and the BODY
will be taken tomorrow to Utica for burial. He
lnares 1yifa and daughter.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
OBITUARY..
FREDERICK A. TRITLE.

pbcenix Ariz Nov 19-Frederick A Trftle Gov
ernor of Arizona from 1882 1885 died in this city
Yesterday from dropsy. He seventy three
wears old and was born in Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

cHAJ JFFEUR- By machfnist. experience
foreign and American cars; doing own
repair work; best references. salary mo-
aerate Paul Fate 90 Norwood ave,
Brooklyn
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Minister Pardo said in part:

The greatest effort ever made by the United
States TO make Its policy in regard TO the Latin
republics known in South America is represented by
the visit that Mr.. Root has just made those coun-
tries. The Secretary of State has for himself
the affection and esteem of the forty million in
habtants living south of Panama and for the
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe are:
KAISER WILHELM H. FOR BREMEN.
Mr. and Mrs ErnestoI Mr. Mrs F 7. Mackay.
Fahbri. Mime. Gracia Ricardo.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.Mr and Mrs. c. NJ Swift
Gould. Mr. and Mrs w A H stat
Mrs. Cadwalader Guild ford
Mrs. f. c. Knight tr. DR. s. Haynes
Mrs. ". Q. Mason.
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
were:
THE NIEUW AMSTERDAM. FROM ROTTERDAM
and Mrs. J r Beale. IAir and Mrs. Francis L.
MT and Mrs. Henry Golden LOring
Dearth George
Mr. and Mrs r. W Coble. mfr. Mrs. II l. McNair.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick A. Nh. and Mrs. Burr Lyman
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
gANBURc-ANERIcanrmu

IWin Screw Passenger serv,ca
Ii 9iOC IH-CHERB T-RG-H ASsnYHa-
Anerika Nov. -. 10 Az sIa-rfcis ~ = : 20
ava Nov. p. noon sPretoris- D.~'
i1iS.rs direct 'Ouits Cherbourr.
Mediterranean Service
TO GiBRALTAR-NA PT .Fs-TsE,rO,
-Aioltk Dec 4 Hambtrg. rss =.
ram burg Jan 10 Hamburg ~ -
- Aioltks Jan. % 'fP V. Luise. A. - -
deutschland Feb. . fsMoitke A., =, :,
Has Grill Room. &c FHas c;,-r,-s.st.--s ,s.st -
giiterraneaa and Orient Cruise. n 5sv.
Mediterranean Cruise - aaSA
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WORK WANTED.

BOOKKEEPER and general office man,
with knowledge of typewrting. German
and partly French and Italian desires posi-
ton. Al references. F W. 2+6 West 135th
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CHAUFFEUR. licensed. aged 10. wishes
position with private family Address
W Mason. 237 East Goth st
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| HAIRDRESSING, MANICURING.-Youn
| woman wishes a few more customers at
| their own residences; first class reference;
| prices moderate in hairdressing and mani
| curing, facial massage: scalp treatment
| speciality; shampooing. Mcnamara. 800
| West 18th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

PROOFREADER.-By university graduate;
experienced: revising of manuscripts. etc;
Address f. u. T92 KnickerbocIler ave.
Brooklyn.
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Female.

COMP PANION.-By young lady, college
graduate. excellent family; as invalid's
charge; city or travelling. Address Miss
Cockburn. 113 West 10Th St
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
FOR SALE.

DESKS, rolltops. Partitions railngs tables
safes, letter presses counters shelvfngs
clothing store fixtures; stores, Offices fitted.
Finn Bros. s-32 Centre st
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

CLERK Young man, %. good educa-
ton. used TO outdoor employment
wishes position Of clerical nature. r. II
M. Box 10. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

lost OR STOLEN Rankbook No. 36e 1922
~ the German Savings Bank in the cit.
Of New York. corner 4th ave and 14th
s. issued 20 Katharine Rsichsietter. all
persons are cautioned against negotiating
Tire same: II not returned 10 the bank on
December :. 1896 duplicate e-ilI be Is
sued
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
CARPET CLEANING.
DENTISTRY.

BRIDGE WORK revolutionized by Dr.
Bucnanans latest .-venuon. teeth with
out plates. specialist in porcelain crowns
and lnlsys. inexpensive Or. Buchanan, co
Madison ave corner 18th St
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AMERICAN I.T7J1 Sailing at $50 a. II.
pT y-lgOT-~-- - - From Pier Is, n
- 7 y - 4 n tEit5B- Southampton
~ ~. L9uls Nov p St Paul .- De-
~ -S 1ls ohla Dec. New York. Dec Il
RED STAR LLEE Trq@ Pisi
NEW YORK-ANTWFPP-
NJ T1Io9nl d Nov q . am Finland Dec - sun
DC e, Dc . .3oam ZeeTd. Dec %. 2 % n
WdII5 STAR LIlyE Fzom Pier
4EW YORK Q.NSTOWN- FRPON1.
S,.StSa CcSahlG, Dee 3. am SIaTtic Dec 28 10 a.
S,SHttic'Dec. ,sH u, . pm Oceanic. .Jan- a
THE MEDITERRANEAN IA, VA
FROM NEW YORK 'i'N>
SI-I SEI!RIC.- Nov %. Jan s. FEB. is12r nsa
S11IS. - ~. Jan IS, Mar 2(TOSS
CREIIC. Dec 9. noon Mar s0- NJ 3
FROM BOSTON
= = y = BI-IC- Dec 1. 1870 a n; Feb
tANOPIC------Jau- r. S.21 a - Fsb -
,FASSENiER OFFICE BROADWAY
Frelght Ofiice. Whitehall Bldg, Batter, Pr
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For Porto [R1eo

Steamships Of the RED ID" LINE viii
sail from Pier II. near Wall St Ferry.
Brooklyn. Tor san Juan direct as follows:
S s -PHILADELPHIA-S sat. Nov. "a. noon
s 5. CARACAS -..---- sat, Dec. s. noon
For freight or passage apply 20
BOCLTON, BLISS < DALLETT.
General Managers, So Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

LOST OR SToLEA ,sankbook no 547 O9s
q the German Savings Bank in the CITY
cf New York, corner sth ave and lath
st, issued 10 LaJos Eichler. all uersons
are cautioned against regulating The same.
y not returned 20 the hank on December
r. 1906. duplicate viii De issued
LOST. Bankhook No. s92 0Ss. Fank for
Savings. 2SG 4th ave Kew Ygrk pey
Jlenf stopped ploaso .etUrn book 10 banL
LOST Bsnkbcok 30 81. .2le Bank cor
Savings. 20 an aFe New Yoif, psv
ment 1topDsd- Please return book 10 bank.
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OCEAN srF,,,vn,
MyR TH GERMEN 11aTS-

7.
FroLn Brernen Piers. - q Ar s.s ~
.,I N,,SIH GERMAN LLOYD T.Psy-Is.ir9 81 T9o.sn. ,sn
oT,I - T1s5H7 GOOD ALL OVER The vS1 =
Louis II. Meyer. 1915 walnut :, ays S ~ Z.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
Eight Days TO Italy.

Ky THE GREAT FLYER DEUTsCHI.syr,
from New York. February 4. IesT,
TOURIST BUREAU.
r R Tickets hotel sccour1o1u to-. -
general Information about foreign fravaI
IFaVelers' checks good all over RE yv--s5
p. f37 BROADWAY. n Y
~ ~--oio ISup Rector Piers. H05ok.a
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
TYPEWRETIEG.

rYPEW RITERS-A makes sold rented.
repaired exchanged, reliable service.
German. ~ Nassau 81. Telephone 27s0-
Corflanct-
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lost

HANDBOOK No so 527 of the Union
Dime Savings Institution IS miss ng
ANY person having claim - s. Is hereby
called upon % present the same within
ten dsvs or submit n having said pass
book csrcelled ana new ere issued
FANKROpK 20 BID 2i3 Of the U-kion
Dime Savings Institution l. missing
Eay person having q claim 10 II rs hereby
called upon 10 present the same within
ten days o. submit - having gaia pass
book cancelled ana a new one issued.
LOST. Handbook No. 423. .T34 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having
claims upon ssid hook Is called upon 10
present the same "a the bank within thirty
csys. or the said book will be declared
canoelled and eytinsuished and 2 new cne
Issued IN lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

DRAFTSMAE.--By young man on man
work. experienced and can furnish good
reference. Culver Beebee. ITS Deeraw st
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

DETECTIVE-Cl-ver, discreet reliable
young man wants work; ten years al
confidential work; best ecommendation; Is
present employer; reasonable wages. Burk,
2l4e Sd ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

DRIVER. BY young man. %; experienced: ::
single, double team. f. Beck 307 East
25th st
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DED ID" LINE

- For Ia Guayra. Puerto Cabeuo. CGra-
Gao and MaracaIbO, via Curacao. callinS
also at san Juan. z. r.
: s PHILApELPHIA.Sa sat. Nov. "a. ncoa
: 5 CARACAS. --.--.- sat. Dec. 5. Poor
For la Guayrs- Curacao and Maracaioa
: s MARACAIBO- Saturday, Dec !. noon
:. s ZULIA --..-- Saturday, Dec u. nooa
These steamers have superior accom-
ulCdations for passengers
BOCLTON. ELISS & DALLETE.
General Managers. 50 Wall So.
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WORK WANTED.

CHAUFFEUR.-Mach city or country
driver; repairing; American or foreign
cars; experienced; references; wages, SIS
week. Address v NJ, Tribune Uptown
ONCE. 1864 Broadway.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

COOK. first class. German: good baker:
city. country: wages $50: best refer
ences. Call at Lang & BoecheFer Co 5
Bureau. 13 West 9th St
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EXPERIE ENCED business man open for en-
gagement as private secretary, repre-
sentative or agent, satisfactory references
given. Address Competent. Box 20. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

COLLECTOR OR TRACER-By young
man. good reference and cash security II
required n. Poplansky. 9lS Moore ST
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

CHAUFFEUR -. sober capable, willing
experienced on cars and motor boats,
gasoline car, best references, moderate sal
airy Chauffeur. 2ls East 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

GONERNESS.-By young German lady;
pupil OF the New England Conservatory
OF Music at Boston; instructs music. paint
ing and French. Address 1864 Bathgats
ave. The Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
Instruction.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

TNUTOR-Graduate Wellesley College, graduate study
i Harvard and Columbia universities; broad teach
experience; college, also elementary
subjects backward pupils specially Miss AYRES, 42O
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20
GWNNRD LIME
GIBRALTAR-NAPL -ADRIATrC-
EGYPT.

CARONIA fJan. 5-Schetulsd through 70
TO oe0 ALEXANDRIA. Il DAYS.
tonsl. Feb 19. TO Gibraltar and NapIes
Supplementins new modern twin screw 5. =
ULTONIA t2d & Sd only Nov. -. $50 A. "
CARPATHIA. Nov p. = P. VI March q
SLAVO\IA- Dec. 4. 10 A NJ. April
PAN(ONIA- March IL april -
VERNON II BROWN. GenI Agent.
2l-24 state St, opposite NE Battery.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

GOVERNESS or COMPANION.-By a
young woman, we'll educated; speaking
French; fully capable. as visiting gov
erness or companion to young woman; {;
best references. Miss FitzGeralds Bu
reau. sos 5th ave. corner 42d st
New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

GOVERNESS. BY American girl, 10: TO
one child; speaks French and little Ger
man; sympathetic disposition; good. nourlsh-
ing food as board; salary, SIS monthly. A.
Box AZ. Tribune Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

Mrs Linton Howett, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Easley.
AT meeting of the members of Grace
NJ. y. Church last night the following
trustees were elected; Charles f. Ru-
dolph, Robert b. Wheeler, +. w. Heisler
and II. $. Goldey. Mr.. Rudolph has been
a trustee since the church was organized.
At Cavalry Protestant Episcopal
Church, the Sunday-school will give TO-
morrow morning an illustrated mission
ary service, using paraphernalia sent by
Rev. Everett =. Smith, educational sec
rotary of the Board of Missions in New
York City, who made his FIRST acquaint-
ance with Wilmington people in Calvary
Church last March. The subject is
Japan"
Following is the musical programme
for Grace NJ. Il. Church tomorrow;
Morning Anthem, clark, Hark, My
Soul" Shelley, Miss Elda Idle, Mr..
Strickland and choir; offertory, double
male quartette. beautiful Isle Of Some
where" Evening Anthem, 20 That My
Load of Sins Were Gone" Camp, Mrs.
Ross. Miss Dinsmore and choir; offer
tory. duet Misses Clark and Smith.
Elder 4. A. Chick of Hopewell, n. j.,
win preach Monday evening, January
20th, in the old Baptist meeting house,
King street above Tenth. The services
will commence at 7.30 o'clock
st. Stephens vested choir will sing
the following selections tomorrow: Can
tata Domino H. p. Danks, soloist, Mr..
Howard Schwartz; "Father, o Hear U.s."
e.. Il. Handel; 80 God Who Hast Pre-
pared" Alfred Gaul, soloist, Benjamin
Hawkins; "Jesus, My Saviour, Look on
Me-" George b. Nevin, soloist Howard
Schwartz; "Benedictus,' II. p. Danksi
"Abide With Me- r. l.. DeReef, soloists,
Oscar Stieglcr and Messrs. Howard
Schwartz and William H. Robinson.
Again this evening the reviyalists of
the M. n. Church viii hold street meet
inas. Those interested viii meet at As
bury Church at 73O o'clock and services
will be held at Third and Market streets
and at the City Hall. Revs. II. A. G..
Westerfeld and c. #. Wyatt win be the
speakers. Revs. a. S. Mowbray, L. f..
Carpenter and }. NJ Arters comprise the
committee in charge. Rev J. G. Chap
man win conclude his meetings at AS
bury tomorrow evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN
Leading Features for Closing
Days OF January.
FEBRUARY TO BE A COLD MONTH
And March VIII Have a Chilly
Introduction.
anown WIN Also be General During the
Early aud Latter Parts OF February-
Middle Portion OF the Month wan be At
tended BY Warmer Weather.
Dispatch to Every Evening.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening
Washington, Jan. 27.-Last bulletin
gave forecasts Of disturbance to cross CON
tinent oath to 2sth; warm wave, 28d to
9th; cool wave, 26th to s0th. Next dis
turbance viii reach Pacific coast about
Doth; cross west Of Rockies by close of Both
Great Central Valleys, 3ist 10 February
I'd; Eastern States, Sd Warm wave will
cross west Of Rockies about 10Th; Great
Central Valleys, 3lst; Eastern States.
February 3D. Cool wave will cross west
Of Rockies about February LIST; Great
Central Valleys, Sd; Eastern States, 9th.
Temperatures of this storm wave will
average lower than usual and the first
week in February win average colder than
usual Some severely cold weather will
come in the iirst and last weeks of Febni-
airy, and March will come in cold. Shows
viii be quite general north, and rains
south, during FIRST and last weeks in Feb
ruary, but precipitation will be deficient
for the month"; drouth month.
A storm wave is the same as a disturb
anoe and consists OF six weather features.
Warm wave, change of wind, cool wave.
clouding threatening, clearing.
The middle weeks Of February will be
warmer than the first and last weeks. In
the Southern States the soil viii be in good
condition for the early planting of Feb
ruary. but II the drouth continues into
March the early crops viii suffer.
Some very bad weather for livestock
may be expected in February and much
care will be necessary where the livestock
is not well sheltered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

The popularity OF the ohemisette ap-
pears 20 be established and such a
come place. 1t Is so simple that very
little labor is involved IN the making
be made With long sleeves or with
those OF elbow length, which makes il
the material is voile stitched with
helding silk and trimmed With band
ing. the chemisette being of the ma
terial, but II a more elaborate effect is
desired lace OF muslin, tucked OF in
serted IN lingerie style, can be used
for this last,
The waist is made with q fitted lin
ing that is closed at the front and it,
self consists of the fronts, the back
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
Strnctnral Sfeel Work.

The Edge Moor plant of the American
Bridge Co., is getting out and shipping
the metal work required for the new
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s new passen-
ger station, in this city, as well as the
bridges over King, Market and Shiplev
streets. Contracts haye recently been
assigned 10 the Edge Moor plant for the
manufacture of bridges over Front, Pop
lar and Lombard streets, together with
that required over Justison street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

and the ohemisette. The closing is
made invisitly at the left side and the
front blouses slightly while the back is
drawn down snugly TO the figure.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size lie 356 yards 2l,
314 yards 27 OF 25s yards A inches wide
with 515 yards OF banding.
The pattern $3.50 is cut in sizes for q
%, "a, SO, 80 ana 40 inch bust measure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

Never hesitate 20 say mo" 10 your
dealer II he oilers you a substitute for
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Il has no
equal on the market for its prompt cures
Of coughs, colds, Group ana whoopina
cough and you make no mistake in buying
this medicines
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
Presiding Elder A. S. MOVbTay
Has Had an Unusually
Busy Week.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCES
Several Churches In This Sec
ton Were Visited.
DR.. MURRAY TO LECTURE
At the Next Meeting of the
Preachers Association.

He VIII Give His Impressions Of tho Inter-
church Conference on Federation, which
Was Held Ia New York Short Time
Ago-Instnnation at Central.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
Aonnrnnteed curr tor rllc.
ID - IL Innnnncn.l-

Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding piles.
Druggists are authorized 20 refund money n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

The Honest Medicine in an
Honest Bottle. No paneled sides
that fool you into thinking you
have a big bottle of Medicine,
when after emptying the bottle
you find that the sides almost
touch and a match couldn't pass
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

Be wise ; cure the Cough,
stop the Coughing and keep
out of the Coffin. How?
Get a bottle of the Cough
Remedy that cures.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
Cough and Coughing
Ends in Coffin.
CartInell'S H: H 2
Vinegar Of Tar y: y. 3:

between them Every Cames Vinegar Tar contains
than four times the of majority
tsed cough remedies
Why? Because made entirely from the best Medicinal
and Tar and
NOT CONSTIPATE.
AaqssS%'d s1s T. B. CARTMELL sixth and - Msd.9H -Srssa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

Trx, an Every Evening wan
II y and you'll gel xhai you Saal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

old SWEDES CHURCH, SEVENTH
and Church streets. Rev. Henry Olmsle,- 4
viemr. sunday services; L80, 1880 and ~
guudnv-erhOOl AT . 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

nHE CHRISTIAN AND MIsslOOGya.,nusir y.,usr
Alliance. sos shipley street, Rev " -y,es q
Brown pastor Prayer and praise Il rs and
$50 sunday school az l.4o. freachine
Ynuna reonle.s meetIng al q. 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

4 tAbNAR1 CHURCH, THRU ~
~ Washington streets. Rev. Fred. p.aiND
rector. Services Tor Jsnuary: suuds,na ,naela.sl
communion except first Sunday. s1! Hod
sunday, 10. 45 morning service AMI serr,ore " m
sunday, To- evening service and addrs,. e. u
Sunday-school, $50; afternoon, 3 90 ~. ill
evening prayer, 4 litany, 7.3O Holy day ,saan ,s,.n
al y ~ a+lfol
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

scott M. e. CHURCH, SENENln
Nand enruce streets X. Stephenson, pas
Pfeaching at i080 by Rev J. G. Chapman, <, ~ n n
sunday-school at p Epworth League ool oool.si,
7.8O sermon by pastor, subject "lne so'.'
pearl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

WASHINGTON HElGhIsv vo,,i % award
w Church, jefferson street ana "a bg Dt
Preaching bv DIT. Murray at lQs9, Az l9 oneysstns
Poulson at 780, subject, "Ihe ioiiy tpvoiib
OF tomorrow" sunday-school at H.
League AZ & 1O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

CHURCh
~ Fourth and Broome streets. freseni fs I
services at lO.45 ana 7.43 by keY, " - =
LOGAN. Bihle school at $50. Christian ID
daavor rnoatlnu AT 6fh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

or. ANDREWS CHURCH, EIGHTH la.la1
- and shipley. Rev. Hubert W. WelA :, "a
Holy communion at 8. sunday-.cna,9oi rvsnps
Morning prayer and sermon AZ H.
and sermon at = As. 5sf7r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

NNTEsT PRESBYTERIAN OI a. Si'llf Slsf
w Eighth and washington streets. n 10 By
ander Alison, Jr., pastor Pieachln.s. ssryice q
Rev. J. W. McCombe. Popular gospss, sgs knoe
$50. PASTORS theme. ''some inins nls,,Fning ana
about Heaven Special music
evening. slrangersimade welcome, .z,f-a0N
WESLEY NJ. Il. CHURCH. JAOns,sisf. JaS ns,isf.
w and finaen streetS Asbury Burke ts gsr.
Class at ss5. Preaching At 1918 and c,,S ~ Yours
John Kraniz, d. d. Of New 1oiA .'Sorfh Leagu'
peoples massmeeting at 2so. Ap"V
al $50. -=
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

GTJOHN'S CHURCH, ,CONCORDg A,n
- and Market street. Rev. George g ha,' h.' -, H.,
rector. Rev. william b Beach. assislan,s, =, ID.
vices $50. II and 7.i5. Sunday-scho9. ?. ~,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHU5oir

~ King street below Eighth, Rev.T A ,,S,s.. ~ 4
d. D.. pastor. Preaching a. 10. 80 aud Z a " ial
ing subject, Coming and Bringing sv.-9l
a-dress IN connection with the instaiiatos
the officers and teachers OF the sundav...lll
sunday-school at II Prayermeeting Of ibs Wy
s. C. Gas. -e 4 Z
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GTPAUL'S NJ. e. CHURCH, MAHnSTI RassT
- street above seventh. Rev. W. y = sTbiect
paslur. Al 1880, Sc emon by Dr, foulsohl 'sr;sth
"a vision OF death. and new lie oy l,' W. sunday
of God" AtIao, sermon by Dr. MuIie3'-
school at 2 y. p. s. G.. r. at tSO --c
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nODNEY STREET PRESB4TERlA,ssI
IN Church. Thirteenth and Rodney. KEY.
r. D. Lewis. minister. Services at l059 ana anl.i, A.,
Morning subject The giit OF grace, Ia IN n
series OF sunday evening sermons sunu''
school AZ go. VI 9. G. e att.