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Evening journal., 1914-02-21
CRUCIFlXEON
OF The CHRIST
Or. Smiley viii Tell the Rea-
son at West on sun
day Night
GOSPEL SERVICE
DRAWS WORSHIPPEUS

Ia West Presbyterian Church Eighth
nnd Washington streets tomorrow. the
regular services viii hc held az thc usual
hours Dr Smiley win havr ion his SER
mon theme at the 1880 o'clock service.
Limiting Gods Blessing VIII NJ s.
Brown win play Rodes "Berccuse" as
prelude The choir viii sing a- special
nnmbers Concones "Gioria IN Fxcelsia. %
with Miss Edith Robb as soloist. and
Naicott- Come Unto Ne See Weary
with solos by Mrs. Beatty and Mr..
Jones The organ postlude viii be the
"Narch in T. Flat by Rode.
The Bible school will assemble AZ 2
O'Clock. with q. n. Bower In charge S2n
persons attended the school session. ~ in
fhe mems class and ~ in the women'-
class. The womens quartet. Mrs. Start
Mrs Beattio. Miss Chandler and Mrs.
Mitchell. win sing Master Rheos Brad
ford. win sing IN the mems class.
The G. r. meeting will be held 40 ESQ
O'Clock Miss Allis Applchy and Lau-
renee Witsil will lead on tho topic
"Rulcs for Young Business Men and
women
The gospel meeting will open at 7.S0
O'Clock. with an Introductory song SER
vice by the people Ted by the chorus
choir The topic Of Dr. Smiloys address
win be "Vhy the Crucifxion Of Christ 80
The choral selections viii be Blount's
Behold the King Of Glory" With MI
Roberts and Mr. Jones taking the solo
parts. and Nedham's 30 Come Iot Js
Sing" The church quartet, the Misses
Robb and Chandler. and the Messrs. Cly-
iner and Frazer, win sing Martins What
n Friend We Have In Jesus The organ
numbers win be Rodes Prelude and
Melody and "postlude in G..
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
GREAT DAY FOR
MADELEY METHODISTS

Madeley Methodist Episcopal Church.
corner of B and Clavmont strects "a
planning for a great day tomorrow. Tho
pastor. the Rev E n. Collins will or-
cupv the pulpit both morning and
evening
The morning sermon az 1890 o'clock
will Dc from he subject. "The Debt
We Owc 10 the World"
At 2l5 O'Clock the SUNDAY school will
meet. with George Green. Sr.. a. sup
orintondent. The school. are growing
larger each sunday.
Tomorrow win be- missionary day and
the class offerings for the year viii be
read at the evening service.
t 3.3o o'clock She Mems Barncca
cluss win meet in the church auditor
ium. The class has H6 members
Tho Rev. Charles s. Nettleship. gem.
cral superintendent of the Independent
Methodist tnurch. Newark ~ u, will
be- the speaker
AZ Gas O'Clock the Epworth League
win hold a devotional meeting.
At 7.3O o'clock the popular pniso
service will begin. Tho congregational
singing led by the choru. choir Is a
feature of this meeting. The pastor r
theme tomorrow night viii bp "Chu-t's
Great command to thr Church" Tho
Junior League win repeat H. cstcriain-
mcnt IN the church ON Monday evening
February 23. entitled "Thc District
School oi blurhcry Comet"
The congregation of the thurch viii
meet ou Wednesday evening. February
% between Che hours uf $50 aud
O'Clock fn unlnr thtnc Trustees. Thu-o
whose TERMS VIII expire are; John 4
Nagoe. E,croti Outtcn and the Rev
a. w guitor
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
EPWORTH CHURCH
SHOWS PROGRESS

The fourth quarterly conference Of
hpworth VI. +. Church was held by Dr.
+. J.. HoGeckcr in the church ON Wod
nesday night. The pastor the Rev. "
y. ;. Murray. made his report showing
successful year. lie had received
hiteen from probation and sixtv-two on
probation, the result Of special services
held curing January. The various d.
partments showed earnest work anal
encouraging results. The SUNDAY school
having reached ii5 in attendance T.
now working for 500 The Brotherhood
nad an itenized report Of how thev had
collected a fund OF over fifty dollars ami
diftributed the same among the poor.
Inc Ladies Aid tho Epworth LEAGUE
and the Nonan's Home Missionary So
gety al reported progress
officials We're chosen as follows.
Poard Of trustees-C =. Andersen
president; George W. Booker. Tohn A.
Looker, ',eorge E. King. J. o. tyson
Thomas u. Melvin. Willie l., 0verdeer
secretsry; ". 2. White Edwin Huber
Board Of tewards-Georre W. Booker
William Smith. John Nofitf " n.
Moore Frank Stout, sallie Mask llsrv
n. Thompson. John Nowland William
Owens. Mrs. Lottio Price. William Iar.
lor. =. Oscar Tyson. Mrs. Sarah y.
krause. Edward uce. George p. Under
wood. W. A. Scott. ". n. Rose. William
kershaw, Mrs. John A. Booker. Airs.
Reeves, Harry Morine.
Committees.
Foreign missions-W. L. Overdeer. w.
H. Rose. y. II. Turner
Home missions-Mrs Ruth Jester
Miss Lizzie Moore, Mrs Lulu Scott
Education Mrs. Elizabeth Booker.
Mrs William 7. White, Mrs George y.
King.
sunday school-C. T. Anderson
iGeorge =. King, William smith.
Conference cleimants-W. =. White
j. o. Tyson. George ". Booker.
Frcedmen's Aid--John Wintrup WI.
liam Brown. George n. Rrennison.
Bible Society Harry Morine William
Kershnw. John Moore.
Hospital-Ihomas II. Melvin. Davl
Gehman. Mrs. Mary Melvin.
Music-George =. King. Thomas H.
Melvin, Arthur Wilson
Auditing committcc-Iohn A Rocker
and Thomas ". JaScs
lrier Of appeals. o. Tyson.
Parsonage Ladies' Aid
Church records George A. Booker anil
-. o. Tyson.
Temperance @. r.. L.
Delegate TO the Laymens Association
i--Georgc W. Booker. reserve. and George
+. King.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21

COUPLE MARRIED
FOR 81 YEARS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES. Del. Fob 21.-Leri r..
Lynch. Sr.. aged 50 years. one Of the
most widely known men IN lower
Delaware. died Al his home here
Thursday night aftor lingering i'll
ness.
Mr Lynch has been resident OF
this place for over forty-four years.
For the past year Mr. Lunch had been
IN falling health bu, his condition
seemed to improve as winter set In.
After Christmas his condition became
worse and since then ho has heeu be-
tween life and death On Tuesday,
February 10. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch
celebrated their sixty-seventh we'd
ding anniversary and during the day
were surrounded by their children.
grandchildren and great grand chill
dren and wore the recipients of many
gifts
Mr. Lynch was born In Baltimore
hundred on March 4. 1925 aud on
February 10. is47 married Miss Ellz-
abeth Hickman, daughter Of William
Hickman Of baltimore hundred. They
lived in that hundred for twenty
three years after which they moved
to Lewes. Fifteen children were bor0
10 them. five of whom are livinf
They are: Mrs. Henry Conweli. Cap.
tain Iolfn $. Lynch. Archie S. Lynch
Levi s. Lynch. Jr.. and Ebe r. Lynch
The four sons arc all employed by
the government at this place Be.
sides the iive children there are IS
grandchildren and 20 great grand.
children
Funeral services will be held ai
his late home on Arnell's avenIe oil
Mcnoay afternoon al O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
DIVINE PROMISE
is PASTORS THEME

Tho Rev. j. b. Isaacs will preach in
Gilbert Church al 1916 o'clock to-
morrow from the subject Divine
Promise" The music for the service
viii be furnished by the volunteer
choir
Tho Sunday school will meet at
230 o'clock.
At 3 o'clock the Young People Will
have popular service. Addresses
viii he made by Mrs Elizabeth Ban
ton and Mrs. Blanche Smbbs. Solo
lists. Misses Essie Rust and Alyah
Brooks pianists. Misses Young and
Stuhbs. There will he professional
and recessional. The popular ad-
dress viii be delivered by the pastor
from the subject. Conditions for
Perfect Manhood"
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
QTARTrRIl NErTINe Ar sMlRNA

Quarterly meeting viii be he'd IN
smyrna Union A ~ E Church to-
morrow Ia the morning the Rcv.
Ashury Smith. presiding elder of Ncst
Chester will preach AZ 3 30 o'clock
the Rev George Benedict win preach
and at o'clock the cinFing and pray
Ing band viii conduct the services
led by Aaron Gibbs At $50 O'Clock
a Young peoples praise meeting will
bo led by Misses r. Wilson, Bertha
Anderson and yirgie Gross. Tho pas.
Tor will preach ai night on tho sub.
iect. Go Tell That Fox
Tho church unanimously invited
the Rey Dr Albert Price 90 return
as their pastor for the third year
There havo been sixty-nve converts
and additions 70 the church durins
the hast six weeks.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
EVENING COMPANY.

An evening company was given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brennan at
No an East Tenth street on Thursday
evening Music was furnished by Hor
ace White. Among those present were
Misses Ncllic Lynch. Mary Gcbiart. Ma
ric Myers. Mildred hampel Mary Sokal.
Bessie Doughorty Lizzic Corliss. Annie
D0ughcriy. Mary fireman Catharne
Brennan. Mcssrs. Edward Myers. Wal
lace Longacre. Horace White Edward
iiehhert, John Hammond John forrest,
Thomas Hogan John Brcnnar. Joseph
brennan. William Brennan. Mrs. Hogan,
Mt and Mrs Charles Bro,dbcnt. Nh.
and Mrs John Brennan.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
EVANGELIST EFFORT
AT OLIVET CHURCH

The morning service in Onvet Pres
byterlan Church. Fourth and BrOome
streets. tomorrow, viii be Of special
interest TO all members and adher-
cnts Of the church. The pastor will
speak briefly on the subject of sys-
tematic benehccnce and will explain
methods 10 be- used in conducting the
every member canvas. which is about
20 be undertaken by the session and
board of trustees in connection with
the introduction OF the duplex en-
yclope system William S. Prickett
will speak of the benefits derived
from their application Of the system
in another church i'm which II has
been In use for several years
The evening service Will be the
first OF a series Of evangelistic ser
vices in which the pastor viii have
the assistance Of neighborlng min
listers. Tomorrow evening the Rev.
Thomas s. Armenirout will be the
speaker The schedule for the re-
maindcr Of the week Is as follows:
Monday. the Rev. William Crawford I;
Tuesday. the Rev. G. l.. Candee /;
Wednesday. the Rev. Joel $. Gildllan,
d. D.: Thursday, the Rev. J.. r.
Stonesifer: Friday. the Rev. J. II.
Crawford
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
SUNDAY AT AVENUE CHURCH.

A. Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
tomorrow the pastor win preach as
usual. Tho musical program will he:
Morning service Organ prelude. ALE
grettc, r. Capocci anthem. Il viii
Praise Thee o Lord F. W. Pease; Mo
zort Male Quartet Holy Ghost with
Light Divine Gortschalk; organ post
lude.
Evening service Organ prelude. An.
dante. =. B. Calkin; anthem. sSaviour
Breathe an Evening Blessing" Rah. so.
loist Miss Evans; ladies' quartet.
"1rusr m the lord - Handel; solo.
Teach Ne to Pray" A. NJ Jewett: A.
B. Jackson. orcan postInde.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
FRIDAY NIGHT nANrE.

The last of the-scries Of the Friday
Night Dancing Glass dances was
given In The parlors Of the Now-Ccn
tury Club last night. and as usual
n was q delightful affair About 200
guests attended and the hall was
tasicnully decorated with palms
ferns and bouquets Of cu' flowers
The music for the dance was fur
nished by Oglesby's orchestra.
The patronesses We're Mrs. 7. Cole.
man DUPONT Mrs. Otho Rowland
Mrs. John Biggs, Mrs James p Win
chester, Mrs. W. g. Ramsay and Ma.
John r Moore. supper was served
at midnight
Miss Mildred Taylor entertained al
dinner before the dance Her guest.
we're Miss Margaret Barnard. Miss
Margaretta Miller. Miss Gertrude
Preston Of ithaca. y. v. Stanley
LaWtOn John Taylor. David u. Ran
ken and G.. Dare Hopkins.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
M. P. CHURCH
GAINS MEMBERS

In First Methodist Protestant Church,
seventh street below Walnut. the Re,
G.. \. Robinson, pastor. sunday service
will be rs follows. Glass meeting. 9.3O
o'clock, in charge OF James II. Moore;
preaching M lO45 and as. by the pas
tor; sunday school at els o'clock; -ons
and praise service, in charge Of the
newly organized Christian Fndcavor So
cietv. a. 6.45 10 7.45 Tho morning
preaching subject will bc Heaven" and
in the evening He'll Probationers viii
be received In the morning. and proba
tione7s and full members in tic evening.
There will be special singing by the
Young peoples choir. Tho revival ser
vices viii continue 1nere hays been
eighteen conversions thus far On sun
day. March ]. the Re-, Dr. John s Bow
ers. president OF the Moryland Confer
ence of the Methodist rotesfsnt Church.
viii pay his annual 'isit and preach the
sermon.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
GET TOGETHER
DINNER FOR The
BUSINESS MEN


The proposed dinner at which the
prominent and influential merchants
OF the peninsula will be invited was
discussed al the meeting Of the
Mercantile section of the Chamber of
Commerce last night and Il Was de-
cided TO hold the dinner on the even
ing OF March 30. The proposal Of
the dinner has met with genaral ia
Yor and a. Is believed that it will do
much 10 boost Wilmington and the
excellent market IT. offers 10 merch-
ants and the people Of the peninsula
I'm general.
II was Of first proposed TO give a
, luncheon to the merchants. but 10
was decided last night that a dinner
would be much better ON tho night OF
March 80 which falls on Monday
a committee Of three will be named
by the chairman OF the section.
r. n. Spackmau is 10 arrange the
details Of the proposed dinner and
ascertain IT'S cost. This committee
viii report 20 the board OF directors
who will In turn tell tho committed
whether the money for the dinner is
forthcoming Tho committee was
not appointed last night.
Tho dinner is to be q get to-
{ gether" affsir and although coming
under the Mercantile section, will
be Chamber Of Commerce affair.
I The greater part Of the session
/ last night was taken up with a dis
cusson Of advertising outside OF
i namenupora and nuhlfeotfnne aou,fu q
I out at specified and regular times
and other recognized advertising Il
was decided to refer applications foi
such advertising to tho secretary oi
/ the Chamber Of Commerce to first gel
hla sanction before the merchants
could act upon IT.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Farmers Of NeighbOrhOOd
Hear Prominent Men in
Institute
PYTHIANS OBSERVE
GOLDEN JUBILEE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NsW CASTLE, Feb 2l.--In the
knights Of Pythiss Hall last evening
Adelphia Lodge, No. s, celebrated the
golden jubilee of the order. Henry r
lsaacs and the Rev John T. johnson
were the speakers. and dwelt on the
good done by the knights Of Pythias
since its organization fifty years ago
Rathbone principles were discussed and
lnpplauded. The musical selections in
icluded mandolin solos by Walter Lorenz
and Arthur Moyle. Calanthe Quartet
of Wilmington. and Adelphia Quartet
sang. Adelphia Quartet is composed OF
Albert Clayton, Harry Rothrock. vii
liam Moyle and Walter Dalby.
Under the auspices Of the State Board
J Of Agriculture an institute was held
\ here Yesterday. New Castle hundred ia
peculiar about Institutes. The majority
of farmers in this section are renters,
and when the lecturers come here they
invariably talk on subjects foreign to the
attendance and Of interest TO the farm
owners.
Wesley Webb. secretary Of the State
Board of Agriculture, presided at the
meeting.
At the afternoon session Of the insti.
tute it was found that the room in the
X of p Hall was too cold so the meet
ing was held in tho Sunday school room
Of the NJ. +. Church DR.. Fred II. Stone,
bern. of Easton. Nd. spoke on drain
age. and illustrated his lecture with Ian
tern slides.
Prof A. F. Grantham was another Of
the speakers. At the evening session
Mrs. Nellie Snyder. Of Newport. and
DR.. Elmer l.. Cross. county superintend-
ent Of public schools, spoke on education
and dwelt ON the bright future ahead for
the Delaware girls.
George Williams. the colored jani-
tor at several places in this city, fell
on the ice and broke his ankle.
James Barr. former city assessor
died on Thursday night
Several people here we're slightly
injured on Thursday night by falls
on the icy pavements.
Postmaster John p. Murphy. an
nounces that the postofice will be
open on Monday until $50 o'clock
and from TO 6 p. m.
The mission given by the Redemp-
torist Fathers In ST. Peters Church,
will close tomorrow afternoon.
Horace &. Eastburn, Of Whining
ton. will address the Baracca Glass
IN the NJ. +. Sunday school tomorrow
afternoon
Several young people from here at
tended the euchre and dance given
in Wilmington last night by Della
ware Lodge, No. 23i. Brotherhood Of
Local Firemen and Enginemen.
r. dc Haas Janvier some time ago
promised TO entertain the Rose Hill
Grange. OF which he is a member.
The treat came on Thursday night.
when MIR. Janvier provided an oyster
supper. r. G.. Bancroft, grand mas
ter of the State Grange, was guest.
Each member of the Grange had
something to tell about the Father Of
the country. A rising vote Of thanks
was given 10 Mr.. Janvier for his
treat Rose Hill Grange holds in
teresting meetings every second We'd
nesday in the month. The attend
aDce at each meeting seems TO in
crease. and the officers Of Rose Hill
Grange are highly pleased over the
! workings of the society.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
SrRyIcFS Al sT. JOHN'S.

Services az ST. Johns Church for
the week of February % follow.
Sunday. l3o. Holy Communion; $50
o'clock. Sunday school and Bible
Glasses; II O'Clock. morning service
and sermon: $3.50 o'clock. confirma-
ton instruction; T45 o'clock, even
song and sermon.
Tuesday. February "a. St Matthias,
Holy Eucharist. 1890 o'clock.
Wednesday. February 25. Ash We'd
nosday. beginning of Lent; Holy
Communion. 1890 a. M; evensong
and address, 7.l5 p. m.
Thursday. February 26-Woman's
Auxiliary az noon.
Friday. February "a, Holy Euchav-
ist. 1890 a. M
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
sERv1cFs Ar sr. PAuLs-

Services at ST. Paul's NJ f. Church
for tomorrow will be as follows: Morn.
ing class $50 o'clock, led bt the Rev.
". &. Strickland; preaching at 1890
o'clock on the subject Baptism; lts
Mode. It's Signifcance; Sunday school
at o'clock; young peoples service ar
0.30 O'Clock, led by William r. Smith,
Jr.
The evening service is especially for
men, although all are welcome The
Brotherhood will attend in a body. and
the male chorus Of the Brotherhood will
lead the music. TIE song service will
start the service. ana the sermon will be
followed by cvangelistic services
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
SHIELD OF HONOR
MEMORIAL SERVICES

Tho Shield Of Honor Of Delaware
viii hold its annual memorial ser
Vices at $50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon In Shield OF Honor Hall. No
SS4 Market street Members Of the
order, their families and friends arc
invited 90 be present.
The committee in charge is COM
posed of Grand Master Albert p.
Rosgiter, chairman: Frank A. Gael.
David Mason, c. Thorp Martin.
The program follows. Orchestra
selections; address by Henry r.
lsaacs; solos by Clarence r. Hope
and Mrs. Ralph Ford quartet from
the First Presbyterian Church, and
ether musical numbers; address by
the RoN ". L. s. MURRAY.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

The following real estate transfers
we're recorded at the City Registry
Bureau since last TUESDAY.
John Craig 10 George l.. Townsend.
Jr.. west side OF Wilson street, SO
foet north of Ninth street northeast
of Fifth and Washington street. west
side OF Washington street, 75 feet
south OF Second street. S07 and 500
Locust street and 715 Locust street
Consideration s. for both.
Frank S. Sparks 10 Edmund G.
Gootee. 10 feet northeast of Twcn-
tieth street, 21O feet southeast of
Van Buren, street Consideration
$4,000.
Edith NJ. Craig to George l.. Town
send. Jr.. north side Of Thirteenth
street 63 feet west of Heald street.
Consideration S..
John II. Brogan, ct AL. TO Joseh
Cihoch and wife. No. 206 Van Buren,
street Consideration SilOO.
William r. Lyman to William Ko-
bold. west side OF Lombard street, 80
feet south OF Tenth street. Cousticr-
alton S3s00.
James Bolen. ct al, 70 Edward Bo-
len. No. 11lS Lohdell street Cou-
slderation s..
Edward Bolen. ct al. to William H.
Bolen. No. i1lG Lohdcll street Con-
sideration So
Edward Bolen. ct al. 20 James Bo-
len, No. 1928 and No. 1925 APPLE street
Consideration s..
Edward Bolen, et al. 10 Ann D.
Duffy. No. 1929 Apple street Con-
sideration So.
Lena r. Scheu TO Geo. r. Tschume
and Pauline NJ. Tschume. south side
NJ Brown street. S feet west of Cedar
street Consideration $500
Frank G. Sparks 10 How ard b. PYLE
10. 2fS4 West Nineteenth street Con
sideratlon s2S00
Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. administrator of Alex
Begge. confirmation decd. east side
of French street between Second and
Third streets. Consideration 81
Lynch Bros. Company. 20 Mary FL.
len Davis. 80 feet north of Van Huror
street and 10 feet west of Twenty.
second street Consideration $4,000
Greenhill Realty Company 10 IN.
bert Fl. Neese. north side Of Seven.
teenth street. 12S feet cast OF Green
hill avenue. Consideration $4,000.
Johanna Horean to Nathan Barsky
10S feet west OF Spruce street. Con
sideration $1,000.
Walter s. Burris. sherin. 10 James
NJ. Smyth. west side of Woodlawn
100 feet north OF Fourteenth street
Consideration $1,000
Ellwood J. Sharp 10 Rev. Francis A
Robaczewski, west side OF Harrison
street. 80 feet south Of Linden street
Consideration S2250
Charles w. Gooding. Jr.. to Charlie
J. Mcmahon. east side Of West street
l2o feet south OF Twenty-sixth street
Consideration $4,000.
Edward Conner 10 stanislaus Sti
mersh and wife. south side of Fiftl
street. 5S feet east of Spruce street
Consideration SiO25.
Lewis w. Brosius and BENJAMIN },
Smecley. trading as Brosius am,
Smedloy TO Brosius and Smedle
Company, northeast corner of Tbir
teenth and Union streets. northwes
corner Of Thirteenth and TnioI
streets. west side OF Union street p
fect north Of Thirteenth street. 1so
West Fourth street. lO5 North Harrl
son street. 1929 Vandcver avenu,
north side Of Thirteenth street )
feet west OF Union street. the latte
With tho mill thereon erected. Con
slderation $4,000
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
rsHERS RALLY AT sHILoH.

In Shlloh Baptist Church. corner
Twelfth and Orange streets tomor-
row. the Rev. !. ID. Corruthers. ID. D..
of Philadelphia. will preach morning
and evening. The newly organized
choir will sing at the morning ser
vice. Mrs. NJ. J. Dasheilds Is leader
and William Hentz president Of the
choir
sunday Is the annual rally day OF
the ushcrs of the church.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
DEDICATE NEW
CHURCH TOMORROW

The thiId series OF meetings in con
nection with the dedication of the new
seventh Day Advcntists' Church at
Howlaud and Clayton streets. wa. held
last night. Professor T.. G. Wilkinson
OF Washington. y. g.. was the speaker.
Sabbath school wr- held "a. $50 tins
morning. Elder \ a. Daniels preached
az ~ o'clock and talcr X. H. llalt,r.
president of the nis'rct OF Ccmmlia
conference. conducted p,n'-e and ,u.
riol .ervic' at-2 p. IN.
The dodicatory service viii be held
NJ 2.30 p. il. ~unda, afternoon.
Elder Daniels win deliver airaddrcss
on sunday evening on the "NVorld-widr
work oi seventh DAY Adventist
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
RA-N. IEFFERIs nHAp.

At the age Of about nifty years. Ira
n. Jefferis. an expert accountant in
the employ of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. died yester-
day in a Philadelphia hospital. He
had heen in Dayton. o., recently on a
piece Of special work. and while there
became H. He lived three days after
being brought East For some time
he had been suffering from tuber-
culosis.
His widow, who survives, was for
merly a Miss Palmer. of near Landen-
berg, and there are two sons, Ray
mond and Wayne, both at home One
sister. Mrs. Walter Bacon. of this city.
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
L0sr I'M zoe ON RIYER.

DELAWARE CITY. Feb. H.
Private Hermann ToelIe. OF the ll2th
Company. Coast Artillery Corps, while
returning 10 Fort Delaware IN his
cunning skin, became lost in the
heavy fog on the river. and was un-
able 10 reach shore for three hours.
Several comrades on the Island,
hearing his calls for help, rang the
fog bell az the fort and he finally
made his way 10 the shore
Evening journal., 1914-02-21
DAZZLING WARWICK.

Clara II. DAZZLING aud Alhm n. War
wick werc married at tho home ni the
bride brother. Alfred DAZZLING. 80. Con
Adam. street on Thursday by the Rev.
i. ". crawford. pastor of Central Pros.
hvterim Church The bride and groom
were attended by Miss Sarah DAZZLING
and Frederick nahlng, sister and
brother ol tho bride After q short trip
Mr.. and Alrs. Warvick will be- oi home
~ No. COO Adams street