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lot Of good. / used the Cuticura Ointment
before going 70 bed and on getting up in the
morning would wash my face with Cuticura
Soap and steam It with hot water ! kept
on for two months and after using one box
Of Cuticura Soap. also two boxes OF Cuticura
Ointment. am completely cured (signe0
Mrs. Mamie Faust. Aug. %. 1912.
A generation Of mothers has found no soap
SO well suited for cleansing and purifying the
skin and hair Of infants and children "a
Cuticrra Soap. Its absolute purify aud TO
frcahing fragrance alone are enough "a
recommend It above ordinary skin soaps.
',ut there Is added to these qualities dolicate
ct effective emollient properties. derived
.zom Cuticura Ointment. which render Il
most valllsble In overcoming a tendoncy "a
distressing erupuons and promoting q nors
NAL coalition Of skin and hair health
Cusicura Soap (25c.) and Cuticura Oint-
ment C5Oc) sold everYwhere. Liberal sample
Of each mailed free. with 32-p. book Adj
dress postcard " C0ficura. Dept. r. Boston. =
Tendz-feced mon should use Cusicara
Soap shaving stsck, 2cc- sample froa-
Evening journal., 1913-01-11
''LOOKINC
BACKWARD
pr. Smiley Selects Subject for
Morning Sermon at
West Church
choir IN MUSICAL
PROGRAM In EVENING

4 At West Presbyterian church to-
3norrow the usual inspiring service
5vill be held DR.. Smiley, the pastor,
will coduct the services at 1910 and
37.3O O'Clock. The Bible School will
8neet at o'clock with Charles Bower
Hlirecting.
The pastors morning theme will
be. Looking Backward" His sub
Eject for the evening address will be
2Ithe old question of the ages, rs Life
*Worth Liying?'
n The choir, under the direction of
NProfessor Jacob T. ClymeH will pre-
sent the following program of music:
orning-Anthem, our Glad Hosan-
mas" by Meyer; soioist, Mrs. Beatty
NDffertory, God Be Merciful Unto Us,
Hoy Wiske; soloist. Mise Robb; organ
Hprelude, "Andante Grazioso," Tobin
Eorgan postlude in &C."
81 The peoples popular praise service
Ewill open the evening meeting. The
Especial music by the choir will be:
1Womens chorus, Saving Grace" by
#Towner; offertory, Awake and Sinl
the Song by Brown; solo, obligatS
Xby j A. Roberts; quartet, 1T Is Wei
With My Soul" by Bliss, Miss Robb
g Miss Chandler J. F Clymer, F. e
s Jones; organ prelude. "Romantique,'
SBeaumaire; organ postlude in &c" Mr.
Brown at the organ.
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PRODIGAL SON
And BROTHER
DR.. Reed Will Begin Special
Sermon Course on Subject
Tomorrow
CHORUS CHOIR TO
BE HEARD AT MIGHT

In Grace Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow morning Or George
Edward Reed win preach on the sub
ject Bringing in the Tithes; or the
Challenge Of God TO His People"
Al o'clock the session Of the Sum
day School will be>-held AT $50
O'Clock the Epworth League Tor young
people will meet
At 7.30 o'clock the pastor will de-
liver the first of a series OF practical
sermons on "The prodieal Son and
His Brother The first subject will
be "The Old Homestead and the Dis
contented Son. During the evening
service a special musical program
will be given unde rdirection of Fred
srick J Balmond, director of music.
The following is the musical pro-
gram for the day: Morning Quar-
tette Rock of Ages Buck; offertory
tenor solo. Mr. Darlington: evening
quartette, Sing Unto the Lord" Will
liams; chorus, Il VIII Extol Thee.
Lowden: singing of gospel hymns by
choir and congregation.
On Monday az 745 o'clock a relig-
ious meeting under the auspices of the
ST. James Brotherhood viii be held
Mr. Goldlng of the Mems Bible Glass
and the pastor will give addresses.
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SERVICES AT SCOTT.

The first Sunday of the New Year
was one Of special delight at Scott NJ
F. church The communion service
was we'll attended and many express
sions as to its helpfulness were
heard from those present The Sab
bath School session found six new
scholars desirous of becoming mem
bers of the school The Rev. j. r.
Bicking enthused the brotherhood
with a splendid address. A large
congregation in various ways attested
their appreciation of the sermon at
the evening hour.
Tomorrow there will be class meet
ing at 9.15 o'clock; preaching, at
1880 o'clock, subject, Three Drops
of Blood" Sunday school at
o'clock: Brotherhood special service
at $3.50 o'clock, to be addressed by
Rev. f. f. Carpenter; Epwortn
League service at $50 O'Clock, and
sermon at 7.30 o'clock.
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SACRAMENT AT EAsTLAKe.

The Sacrament of the Lords supper
will be observed. in Eastlake M. F..
church tomorrow morning. This Will
be preceded by a short sermon on
Religion in the Home" In the even
ing the subject will be, "The Grapes
of Eschol."
The following will be sung during
the day: Morning. anthem, The
Lord is God and King Lacey: even
ing. anthem. "Sun of My Sonl' Hall I;
auartette, "The Spirit OF God Descend
Upon My Heart" The quartette is
composed of Mrs. Anderson, Miss Flora
Folsom. John A. Smith and Kennsrd
Davis.
The fourth quarterly conferences
will be held on Jan. Ia at 7.30 O'Clock
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sERYICEs AT CENTRAL.

"The Indispensable Christ is the
theme chosen for the morning service
tomorrow as the communion thought
before the administration of the Lords
supper in Central Presbyterian
church. King street below Eighth
New members also will be received
into the church. both by letter and
on confession of faith.
The Sunday School and adult Bible
classes will meet at the close Of the
morning service. The w. P. S. c. E..
will meet at 6.45 o'clock and will be
led by the lookout committee
The regular gospel service will be
conducted in the evening at 7.45
o'clock. The Alexander gospel song
books vii be used Mr.. Crawford will
preach from the subject, The De-
fenses of God" All the class work
will begin in the church this week
after the holiday season and the week
of prayer is ended.
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City Church Pastors Announce Beginning

of the lower animals and vegetation
Man was not evolved, but Gods handi-
work. He was not spirit, but flesh.
formed OF the dust OF the ground. But
he had the spirit. OF life common 60
all the lower creatures, of whom he
was the king. The Hebrew reads. lit
orally, In his nostrils the breath OF
lives'-the breath or spirit of the
common to all breathing creatures.
Then follows a description of Eden
and Of its preparation as the home Of
the king Of earth. Nothing In this inn,
plies that Eden was made after
Adams creation. On the contrary, we
have already been informed that
Gods creative work ceased with the
production of Eve and that since
then He has rested from further mum
dane creation-leaving TO His glorious
Son the work OF human redemption
and restitutlon.-Act 3:19-21.
When we read (v 19) that all ami
mails that God previously created were
named by Adam, II would be foolish
/ for us to suppose that the animals
we're a subsequent creation. This
bringing Of all creatures to Adams
attention implies his mastery OF them
all, and leaeds up to the statement
that In none Of them was he able 70
find fellowship God wished him TO
realize the need of a companion be-
4 fore providing her.
Man Originally Sexless.
The details OF human creation i'm
ply that Adam lived some time alone
and sexless. Some Bible students in
fer from the chronology that it was
about two years from Adams creation
until the expulsion from. Eden under
the death sentence. The cause for the
division of Adam into two persons Is
stated: the earth was to be populated
with race Of his species, anc
amongst all the creatures none was
suitable as a companion for him, and
as the mother of an offspring In his
likeness. Thus again is shown tha
Adam was distinctly different from
apes and all other creatures under hi
control. He was in the likeness o
his Creator. other Scriptures show
us that 1t is the Divine purpose tina
the sex quality in humanity shall
be dropped Jesus words are. THE,
that shal attain unto that Age 10
erfectlon-future) will neither MARI.
/ nor be given in marriage, but be lik
the angels s''-sexless.
The division Of Adam into two part
/ left the headship with the male, bu
deprived him of some of his sympa
thetic qualities. His wife, predomin
/ ating in the sympathetic tendencies
( had in her perfection less of the mas
t culine and aggressive traits; but tn
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GOD CREATED MAN IN HIS OWN
IMAGE.
Genesis 1;26-2;25; Psalm s-Jan. 1e.

How different the statement respect
ing mans creation from that describ-
ing the creation Of plants and the low
er animals which the seas and the
earth brought forthl Mans creation
was premeditated. God designed man
to be the king over the earth. He was
to be his Creators image. not in physi-
cal form. but in moral and intellectual
qualities, a feshly being resembling
his Creator. a Spirit Being. This in
tention Of Deity was fully carried out.
As we read, God created man in His
Own image" Not a word here can be
construed as implying the evolution of
man from the lower creatures.
A Fall, Not an Evolution.
SO far from teaching Evolution, the
Bible teaches the very reverse. St
Paul declares, by one mans disobed-
fence sin entered into the world. and
death as the result of sin. Thus death
passed upon all men, because all are
sinners" (Romans 5:12) The
Prophet David refers TO this fallen
condition. saying. What is man that
Thou art mindful of him?' psalm
81 He then pictures mans glorious
condition before he fell. saying. "Thou
madest him a little lower than the
angels Thou crownedst him with
glory and honor and didst set him over
the works of Thy hands,
In a word, the Bible represents mar
as the masterpiece Of mundane crea'
tion The seal of Gods Word is set tC
this in the statement that God pro
nounced him very good" The Scrip
lures declare, "All His work is per
feet Nor could we esteem it just tha
any but a perfect being should b'
placed on trial for life OF death ever
| lasting.
Not Two Creation Accounts.
Higher Critics claim that the Secon'
Chapter of Genesis is another accoun
written by a different person. givinl
a different order of creation-man ere
ated first. then trees, beasts, etc. II
us this is foolishness. Moses havinl
decribed creation in it logical order
merely particularizes some Of his pre-
vious statements He declares (Gene
sis 2;4) that he has already describes
the generations or developments o
things heavenly and earthly from "th
beginning" before there was any plan
life incidentally he mentions that a
that time was no rain. He again as
sures us that man was Gods last crea
ton, to be the king of earth. The
Moses proceeds to give an account g
mans creation, so different from tina
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SECOND BAPTIST SERVICES.

The usual public services will be
conducted in Second Baptist church
tomorrow. The Rev. Thomas r. Hol-
loway will preach at 1870 and 7.45
o'clock at night. His morning theme
will be. Study the Bible" and the
evening theme, When Christ Becomes
Satisfied"
The choir will sing the following
selections:
Morning-Anthem. "If My Immortal
Savior Lives" Weber; anthem. 20
Sing Unto the Lord Batson.
Night-Anthem, 20 Paradise. n
Barnby; anthem, 20 Be Joyful" J.
Ross Corbin.
The Bible School will hold the ses-
sion of its various departments at 21F
o'clock. The Senior Christian En-
deavor Society will meet at 645
o'clock
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HOPE CHURCH SERVICES.

In Hope Baptist church the services
will open with the meeting of the
Young Mems Class under the Rev
II. T. Haul pastor. at 10 o'clock. Dr.
Josiah Strong's book, "The Times and
Young Men, will be studied at this
meeting. The class win meet each
Sunday at 10 o'clock Six young men
are already enrolled. DR.. Strongs
book will be used during the first
quarter.
Miss Elizabeth Evans will have
charge Of the Sunday School song ser
vice
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REVIVAL PROVES
PROFITABLE TO
ST.PAUL'S CHURCH

Revival services at St Pauls church
have been very profitable. The SER
vices tomorrow will begin with class
meeting at $50 o'clock Or. Charles
A. Hill will preach at 1880 and 7.3O
o'clock The Sunday School will meet
in all departments at o'clock.
Decision Day services last Sunday
were very impressive and helpful A
number of the scholars expressed
their purpose to live a Christian life
and an additional interest will doubt
less be felt by them and their teach
ers. in the study of the Scriptures.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
meet at $50 o'clock.
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NEW MEMBERS FOR sILvERBROOK

AT Silverbrook NJ. Z. church at
1880 o'clock tomorrow morning the
Rev. e. G. Greenfield will preach and
receive new members. The Sunday
School and Bible classes will meet at
2 o'clock. The Junior League and
Knights of Methodism will hold a
joint meeting at $3.50 o'clock: Ep-
worth League devotional service will
be held at 6.45 o'clock. At 7.3O o'clock
there will be a song service and
preaching by the pastor. The revival
services will continue in connection
with the regular services.
The class which meets on Tuesday
evening, of which Joseph W. Coley
is leader, by invitation will visit the
Monday night class of Scott NJ. e.
church on Monday evening.
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DIR. sUNFIELD THE PREACHER

AT Harrison Street Methodist Epis-
copal church. Seventh and Harri-
son streets. the Rev. George White
Dawson pastor. services tomorrow will
he as follows: 9.15 O'Clock. class
meeting. George b. Crossan, leader ;
1870 O'Clock sermon by the Rev. f.
c. Sunfeld, corresponding secretary
Wilmington City Missionary and
Church Extension Society; 2 o'clock
Sunday School 6.45 o'clock, Epworth
League service, theme, Obedience the
Open Door to Spiritual Certainty; Miss
A. May Welch. leader; 7.30 O'Clock,
preaching on the subject, Rewards of
Waiting Upon the Lord.'
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no CONTINUE THE
SPECIAL SERVICES

Evangelistic services which are being
held at Brandywine Methodist church,
will continue every night the present
month During the latter part OF
the month the Rev. John Clark, rail-
road evangelist, will assist the pas
tor, the Rev. f. F. Carpenter. To-
morrow morning and evening Mr. Car
penter will preach and an opportunity
win be given to any who desire to
join the church. The Sabbath Schools
will be held as usual and the Epworth
League will hold its devotional ser
|vice at ga 5OclOck.
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EVANGELIST
AT OLD ASBURY
OVER SUNDAY

Revival services at Asbury are very
interesting and attractive The elo-
quent and cultured young evangelist.
Miss Annie Agnes Smith OF New York
will preach az every service
Tomorrow the services will com
mence at nine O'Clock with prayer
meeting. At ten thirty o'clock Miss
Smith Will preach; at two o'clock
the Sunday School viii be held: at
six thirty o'clock the Epworth League
will hold special prayer service, and
at seven thirty o'clock there will be a
song service, after which Miss Smith
will preach and hold revival services.
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two we're perfectly adapted to each
others needs and fulfilled each others
ideals. The fall from Gods favor has
affected both sexes. producing ex-
tremes of coarseness and effeminacy,
and robblng the marriage relation
ship Of it's ideal happiness. The Resti-
tuition or resurrection Of the willing
and obedient, to be brought about by
Messiah's. Kingdom, viii not mean the
restoration of sex perfecting of each
individual in the image Of God sucn
as Adam possessed before his division.
The sex attractions having passed
away. man will not be alone as Adam
was originally. for the earth will be
ful of human brethren, all iir the
image OF God and i'm fullest fellowship
Of spirit. Such a condition Of things
can be appreciated only as we take
the Divine standpoint and realize the
superior perfection OF God and the
angels in their sexless condition
though always spoken Of as masculine.
"By One Mans Disobedience."
Note the consistency of the Bible
theory which necessitated the division
of one man into male and female. Col
purposed that the entire race must
proceed from the one man, for He
foresaw sin and provided for mans
recovery II two or more separate In
dividuals had sinned and involved the
4 race it would have acquired tust as
many redeemers, according 10 the Di-
vine Law, IAN eye for an eye. a tooth
for a tooth" a mans life for a mans
/ life. God from the beginning intend
/ ed only one glorious Reedemer
therefore, the entire race sprang from
one man-Adam that "as by a mar
came death. by a man should come the
resurrection of the dead ~ Corinth-
lens 1921.
Second Adam and Second Eve.
Adam and Eve In some respects
foreshadowed Christ and the Church
Jesus, personally, Is the Great Sayioi
OF mankind. whose death constitutes
the Ransom-price for Adam and thl
entire. race. During His Millennia
Reign He viii give back earthly M
to Adam and as many Of his race al
will receive it-raising them grad
ually to perfection. But before re
generating the world God has arrang
ed that first from the young n
Christ's side fguratively an Elec
Church shall be formed, to be the sec
ond Eve. on the spirit plane. as He 4
the Second Adam
The Church will be the mother O
caretaker OF the regenerated hosts O
humanity during the Millennium, I'm
der her care the willing and obedien
, will reattain the image of God IN tn
) flesh.
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ANOTHER WILMINGTON CASE
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RICHARDSON PARK SERVICES.

Services at Richardson Park NJ. f..
church tomorrow will be conducted by
the pastor, the Rev. B. s. Latshow.
The class meeting will be held at
$50 o'clock. The Sunday school VIII
meet at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Epworth League will meet ct $50
o'clock. and evangelistic services will
be held at 7.30 o'clock in the even
ing. There will be the usual morning
preaching service.
The services which we're suspended
this week will be resumed next week.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
church will be held January II, at 7.SO
o'clock.
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MIR. DAWSON AT WESLEY.

In Wesley M. r. church tomorrow
morning class meeting will be held at
$50 o'clock The Rev. George. White
Dawson. a former pastor Of the
church, viii occupy the pulpit at the
1880 o'clock service. The Sunday
School session will be held at 2
O'Clock. The pastor. who is recovering
from an attack Of grip, hopes to be
able to occupy the pulpit at the even
ing service.
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MISSIONARY AT
BETHANY CHURCH

The Rev. J. e. Hunsberger. pastor
of Bethany Baptist Church, will take
for the Sabbath morning sermon to-
morrow the subject, "All Wondered -
and for the evening sermon the theme
will be Mans righteousness Cannot
Save Him."
It will be missionary Sunday in the
Bible school, Miss Clara RICHTER. a
returned missionary from China, will
be present to address the scholars
in the various departments on "The
New China" Last Sunday the school
passed the three hundred mark in
Bible school attendance.
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SERVICES AT KINGsWOOD.

The Rev George r. Neese hopes to
make Sunday the greatest day Kings
wood NJ. e. church has had this con-
ference year. At 1890 o'clock he will
preach on the subject, THE Grace OF
Cod At o'clock Sunday School
and the Baracca Class will meet; at Z
o'clock the Epworth League will meet,
with Mrs. Decovis as leader. The
evening preaching topic win be "Ac-
ceptable Services"
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SERVICES AT GILBERT cHURCH.

In Gilbert Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning. the Rev. Mr. Isaacs
will preach on the subject, "The Life
That Counts The Christian Endeav-
or Society viii meet at. 730 o'clock
Mr. lsaacs' evening preaching subject
will be. Become a Christian-Why
NOt2
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Nohlesville Ind, says; after sur
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sERYICES AT ST. L0HN,s

At St. Johns church. market and
Cocord avenue, tomorrow, services for
first Sunday after Epiphany will be
7.30 O'Clock, Holy Communion; II
o'clock. morning service and sermon
745 o'clock, evensong and sermon
9.45 o'clock, Sunday School and Bible
class. Celebration OF Holy Commun-
ion on Friday, January II.
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MIR. cLEELANn AT cO0KMAN.

Services at Goodman NJ. E. church
tomorrow will be as follows: Glass
at 9.45 o'clock; preaching, at 1O45
o'clock by the Rev. S. ]. Cleeland;
Sunday School at 215 o'clock Ep-
worth League at Gas o'clock; leader,
Miss Mary Weldin on the topic,
"Obedience, the OOpen Door TO Spir-
-itual Certainty" preaching at 7.45
o'clock by the pastor.
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MARRIAGE Law sERM0N TOPTC.

The Rev William r. Hantzmon VII
preach on the proposed revision OF the
marriage laws of Delaware and the
movement TO regulate the working
hours Of women IN the evening the
portion of the Sermon on the Mount
and setting forth the Beatitudes viii
be used at a special request. The Sum
day School viii meet at two fifteen
o'clock
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UNION SERVICE Ar GID SWEDEs

Holy Communion win be admih.s-
tered at Old swedes church by the
Rev. Raymond l.. Wolven. vicar. at
o'clock Morning prayer at 1880
o'clock Sunday School, az 230
O'Clock, and the annual festival servica
of the clubs and societies counected
with the church at 7S0 o'clock.
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TARERNACLE sERYIcEs.

Faith Tabernacle. Wilmington
Branch. will hold Sunday School SER
vices at 2.30 o'clock tomorrow at No.
221 Shipley street Evening services
will be held at 7.3o o'clock, on We'd
nesday evening at 7-45 o'clock and on
Friday evening az 7.30 o'clock An
elder from Philadelphia viii have
charge. The Lords Supper viii be
given the FIRST Wednesday evening
OF the new month.
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VISITOR AT UNITARIAN CHURCH.

I'm the Unitarian church tomorrow
the Rev. William l. Lawrence super
intendent OF the Religious Educational
Department Of the American Unitarian
Association, will preach on "The
Heart Of Our Gospel" The Rev. Fred
erick A. Hinckley will preach in the
church on January 19.
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spECIAL sERMoNs nm.

Sunday School will be held in Holy
Trinity Lutheran church at 10 o'clock
tomorrow. The subject OF tine morn
ing sermon at III o'clock will be. THE
Fathers Business The evening SER
mon, "The Quest For Christi will be
delivered at the services beginning at
7.45 O'Clock Special music will mark
both services.
Evening journal., 1913-01-11

nDio slent. ashamed 10 be
seen. Ny sidn would itch and
burn and vixen / would
scratch the red pimples would
come out. They were very
painful at times. then burned
like nre. 1 read Of Cudcura
Soap and Ointment and tried
a samplo OF both and TO my
surprise found that they did =