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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-14
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Evening journal., 1915-11-23
memorial SERVICE TO
BOOKER 7. WASHINGTON

The INSTRUMENTATION Ministerial
Union (colored), of this city. has is
sued call to it's citizens to meet in a
memorial service in Ezion NJ. T..
Church. Ninth and French streets,
tomorrow evening. in honor OF Booker
II. Washington. founder and president
of Tuskeege Institute. 1t is hoped by
the association that the call will be
answered by a large gathering.
Wilmington was the first. or among
the first to do this honor to DR.. Wash
ington. The Rev. W. II. Hoxter, d. D.,
president OF the union. will preside,
Other speakers will be: The Rev. B. T.
Moore. D. d., DR.. S. G. Ebert, Miss
e. b. Kruse, DR.. Conwell Banton, c.
II. Colburn, William f. Grinnage and
the Rev. W. r. Hemsley. Plantation
melodies will be sung.
The program follows: Devotional
service, the Rev. s. p. Sheppard; mu-
sic: address, representing Ministerial
Union, the Rev. b. r. Moore; address,
representing BUSINESS League, III. D
G. Ebert; music; address, represent
ing the school and teacher. Miss r. B.
Kruse; address. representing the ply
stefan, DR.. Conwell Banton: song
poem, Mrs. C. N. f. Pipes; address,
representing the layman. C. II. Col
burn; address. representing indus
tries. w. e. Grinnage; music; what
Booker. r. Washington Said OF other
Men, w. r. Hemsley; resolutions (;
hymn; benediction.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
WORLD finds Greatness
IN UNEXPECTED PLACES

who Is Great" was the subject OF
q lecture given before the Primary
Teachers Association yesterday ar
ternoon in the auditorium of the Will
mington High School by Dr. Paul NJ.
Pearson. OF Swarihmore. The lee
ture was the second Of the series Of
lectures to be given here this winter
under the auspices Of the Primary
Teachers Association. Il was well
attended
In discoursing upon his subject. Or.
Pearson called attention to the names
that have been elected to the Hall
OF Fame in New York City. These
names he explained have all been
chosen by a jury Of 100 men selected
from all parts Of the country and
from all walks OF life. Aside from
Washington, no name now honored in
tho Hall of Fame has been unani-
mously chosen, he said. Lincoln and
Grant were unanimous with the ex-
ception Of the vote. There are Sc
names in the Hall OF Fame, and" said
the speaker. 1t was n pleasure to
find among them several womens
names
After mentioning the names OF
those in the Hall Of Fame Or. Pear
son said that greatness appears in
unknown and unlocked for places. lie
said the man who is not doing better
work this year than he did last year
has not mastered himself In con.
clusion he said the greatest virtue
I in any man Is his cheerfulncss.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
PRESCRIPTION BOOK OF 1850
Has its Part in Proof of
the Story of Father Johns
Medicine.

Absolute Truth Of this
Story Is Attested by Guar
antee to Give $4,000 to
any Charitable Institution if
Shown Otherwise.
This prescription cured Father John
of a severe cold and throat trouble,
and so restored him to health that
he was able to resume his work.
In his visits to his people he recom-
mended to his pensioners and
/ friends the medicine which had
proved so effective in his case, and
people going TO the drug store where
this prescription was on file asked
for il as Father Johns Medicine"
So the medicine was named by the
people and advertised with the full
knowledge and consent Of the Rev.
Father John OBrien, because he
knew of its value.
Father Johns Medicine. which is
today known in thousands of homes
throughout the country. is safe
medicine for all the family because
it does not contain alcohol or danger
Gus drugs in any form.
Many doctors as well as hospitals
and institutions recommend Father
Johns Medicine for colds. throat and
lung troubles and as a tonic and body
builder
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
TRY PASTOR FOR
KELLY Wedding.
Mr.. Carr'S Church Does Not
Permit Marrying OF
Divorced Persons
WAS VICTIM OF
CIRCUMSTANCES"

According TO the ecclesiastical form
ula Of his church, the Rev. Henry Carr
OF Elk Mills, near Elkton, Md, has
been "silenced" and will be brought
to a church trial for marrying Miss
Eugenia Kelly and "Al" Davis, the
New Workers who we're the principals
in a sensational elopment last week.
The decision was reached after a
conference of ministers OF the Reor-
ganized Church OF Jesus Christ. Lat
ter Day Saints. of which Mr. Carr is
a member, in Brooklyn. OIL Saturday
night. II was announced yesterday.
Tho lay of the reorganized Church
dealing with Nj. Cars case was ex-
planned by Il C Rev. Walter w. Smith,
minister Of the congregation at North
Howard and Ontario streets. Philadel.
phia
Divorce is not permitted between
members of our church except upon
statutory grounds said Mr. Smith.
From this the hypothesis is made
that a minister OF the Reorganized
Church Of Jesus Chris Latter Day
Saints, shall not perform a marriage
at all between divorced persons.
The place OF trial has net been de-
cided upon, although probably the
trial will take place either in Elk
Mills or Philadelphia. at Mr.. Smiths
Church. The Rev Conner T. Crit.
tths. head of the eastern district. with
Headquarters at Columbus. Ohio. will
preside ~ the trial. which will be set
foc an early date.
Mr.. Smith. who is close friend Of
the Maryland minister declared that
Mr.. Carr as a splendid young man,
who simply was a victim of circum-
stances.
"Ellcton las become famous as a
marrying centre" said Mr.. smith.
"and as long as there were. and are
so many hasty marriages there, trouble
was bound 10 come, and Mr. Carr has
done no hing more than other minis
ters there have done"
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
NEWS notes FROM
OLD new Castle
Residents VIII Join in the
Thanksgiving Service in
Presbyterian Church
SCHOOLS OF TOWN
HOLD BENEFIT BAKES

Special to THE EVENING JOO hNA ~
NEW CASTLE. Nov. %. ~ In the
parish house of Emmanuel 1hureh
last evening the first dance OF the
Junior Auxiliary was given and was
well attended.
School bakes are now in season.
In Challenger's drug store tomorrow
morning the High School bake VIII
start al $50 o'clock The proceeds
arc for tho benefit of the High School
library. The books won by tho High
School pupils in the spelling contest
during institute week form the foun-
dation Of this library The parents OF
the city are expected to patronize the
bake generously.
In LAWYERS stationery store on fri-
day and Saturday a make will be held
for the benefit of ST. Peters parochial
school The parents OF the children
have signi6ed their intention of fur
nishing large number Of cakes. pies
pans of rolls. crullers and biseuits.
Postmaster John r. Murhy requests
all patrons of the postonice 10 mail
their holiday packages early. Al valu-
ahles should be registered as the
sender is then assured that tho valu-
ables will be delivered or the sender
he recompcnsod for the value Of the
articles. The rush Is already noticed
An additional force OF men arrived
here yesterday to work in the Bethle-
hem steel Company's plant.
Thanksgiving exercises will he held
In the public school tomorrow.
Seminole Tribe J. O. r NJ. adopted
p number of palefaces last night.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in the First Presbyterian
Church on Thursday morning.
The o'clock mass hereafter in 81.
Peter's Church will be for the chill
dren This arrangement will give
more room a. the parish mass az 1890
o'clock each Sunday and meet the de-
mand OF the growing congregation.
Fishermen along the Delaware river
who have been catching cells have
shipped their catches TO New York.
where they sold at 5000 a ton. New
Castle. Delaware City and Port Penn
fishermen annually catch large quan.
titles of cells early in the season ard
keep them in "live cars" until the
market Is good.
In the Good VIII Fire Company
engine house this evening the New
Castle Century Club will give must
Gale under the direction OF Miss Paul
Inc II. Rogers.
The George and John Athletic AS
sociation will gelebrate It's first ami
yersary this evening The association
expects to have a splendid winter sen
son and he ready when spring come
Ia -arRnf out once more with a first
,lass baseball cluh
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
HOT TEA BREAKS
A COLD-TRY THIS

Get a small package Of Hamburg
Ifeast Tea, or as the German folks call
it. Hamburger Brust Thee at any
pharmacy Take tablespoonful of the
tea, put cup Of boiling water upon it,
pour through a sieve and drink a teacup
full at any time. IL is the most effective
way to break a cold ana cure grip, as 1t
opens the pores. relieving congestion.
Also loose the bowels, thus breaking a
cold at once.
II is Inexpensive and entirely vege-
table. therefore harmless.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
Hair Curling Troubles
Are Overhead This !

Girls. have You heard about th. newost
way 10 curl the hair n you have not
by all means, cut out these simple directions
and try this wonderful method tonight be.
fore YOU go 10 bed Just procure new
tooth brush aud few ounces Of plain
liquid silmerine from your druggist: apply
enough n the liquid with the brush 10
moisten tho hair from root 90 tip. Tomor.
when you find that your hair has dried in
such lovely waves and curls they appear al.
3 together natural instchdfofl having been ar.
/ tihcially acquired
Your hair will 81 course have more
body and funiness than where the dry
ing. smuggling waving iron Is used u will
appear glossier and livelicr for silmerine
has proved equally desirable as dress.
ine for the hair. You'l find IL pleasant 10
use, and II will leave no sticky greasy or
streaky trace
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
UNION PRAISE SERVICE.

In the Eastake Presbyterian
Church on Thursday morning, 4 union
service will be held from o'clock UNI
I'll 8 o'clock Thanksgiving songs and
hymns will compose the music for the
service. and the address will be made
by the Rev. W. w. Sharp, pastor of
the Eastlake Methodist Church. The
offering win be given to the Child
ren's Home.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23

uorfnfhi illti ~ joe nHriis
Possibly the cause of the songs pop.
ularity is its odd text which seems to
appeal TO women. The story in the song
tells of woman's fidelity aud things in
her life which money cannot tempt The
music also has quite a number Of odd
harmonics aimed TO bring ont the voice
and Is arranged ia several keys.
Sample copies of the sing reached this
city Yesterday.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
COTTAGE PRAYER SERVICES. -.

Prayer meetings which are being
held preliminary to the opening OF the
Lyon campaign in this city. in Distric-
No. 1. will be held tonight at The f. l.
lowing homes: Charles Garner. No.
25l4 Tatnall street; Mrs. James Ban
nan, No. 1903 Market street; Robert
Hayman. No. 25O2 Washington street;
r. B. Lank, No 1909 Washington
street. and f. II. Vincent, No. 2505
West street.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
FUNERlL or MRS. RAIDwIy

The funeraI Of Mrs. Eben N. Bald
win. OF Claymont. took place this
morning in Hopewell Church. Cecil
rounty Md Interment was made i'm
the adjoining cemetery. The funeral
sermon was preached by the Rev.
Silas Baldwin Tredway. d. D. Tho
funeral party went from Claymont to
Hopewell in automobiles. Mrs. Bald
win was 50 years old Mrs Baldwin
died on Saturday after lingering
Illness.
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
What Money Can't Buy

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The touch Of a moth er's gen tie hand, The
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"voics-of a fathers kind command, The grasp ola
o. II Fl F.
friend, or ba-by's smile Or hap py conscience
& -. Eg==s#ttls=ee##tEees=.Ez@s
all the while; A wife who clinss when things 20
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Evening journal., 1915-11-23

An old prescription book in use in
1855 and now carefully preserved at
Lowell. Mass. confirms the absolute
truth OF the history of Father Johns
Medicine.
The page dated Saturday, June 3.
1855. contains prescription Number
55461, which was filled for Rev Father
John OBrien of st. Patricks Parish,
Lowell
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
MRS ANNIE PYLE nFAn-

Mrs. Annie Pyle died yesterday at
the home Of her son. George W. Pyle.
No. Gle West Fourth street She was
81 years old. The funeral will take
place Wednesday afternoon. with SER
vices at the house and interment at
Wilmington and Brandywinc Gene
terry
Evening journal., 1915-11-23
PAID FOR
SONG COPYRIGHT
Love Ballad That Brings Fanciful
Figure.

With eggs selling at fifty cents al
dozen and meat az quarter a pound,
the 5000 paid yesterday for the copy
right Of popular song in New York
seems remarkable. And yet the pub
Usher says he will sell million copies
at 10 cents each and reap a fortune.
Following is a part of the songs chorus
clipped from copy Just received;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-05

your windows. only 35c: the Best Quality OIL
Opaque Shades soc: hung free. We call with
Asmple.. kL.EEHLATTS. Ilth and n It. g. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-05
Leave Your Little Wants
AT
THE STAR BRANCH
One in Your Neighborhood
LOCAL RATES.

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sth St, cor. Eye Weller's Pharmacy
i4th St. cor Pa ave Bradlcy's Pharmacy.
SOUTHWEST.
9Th ct. cor D. Sulhvan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Wis. ave-, cor. NJ st. 0Donnet'S Pharmacy.
2sel ST.. cor. 2, Pride's P.armacy.
II ST, cor. 36th, Wsller's Pharmacy
ANACOSTIA.
1900 Nichols ave. Burys Drug Store.
AND THESE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
United States Capitol.
Interior Department.
Bond hu:idnc. w, r. & A. Rwy Once.
1872 Connecticut avenue.
1919 Wisconsin
l1th Street Wharf
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AUTOMOBILE for sale at sacrifice. Rooming
house near Public Library and Mass. ave,
nice furniture, rooms all hlied. $500 Boarding
and roomng house, Conn. ave-, must be sold;
this exclusive place.
Movie theater. exclusively for sale by US;
theaters at 5000. 81 900, 1880 and up; be
quick; two sold last week.
Notice-Today we publish a list of places
sold through ths Office since October IA, 1918.
ri'''", nave aud address of each place.
proving our statement: Sold boarding house.
B., :, \. ave. NV: sold rooniing house. 4G5
6 ST. NV, sold roominS house. 10 Eth st.
NV. sold rooning house. 929 n. Y. ave-:
sold carpenter and building business. 1915 G
ST. NV, sold cigar and newsstand in Sterling
Hotel 18Th and NV; sid potato chip
manufacturing business. '39 l1th ST. Sc: sold
theater. 1902 18th st. NV; sold property lot
20. square 4244, northeast; sold valuable
business property 300 BLOCK n. Y. ave-, con-
sideration, $4,000.
Call the above places sold and inquire ahout
ne II Won want to -ell, consult this Office We
have ,,ousands of sati-fed clients We want
yOur confidence also. Yoir place will he han
died carefully, contd" tally No overcharges
or come lack in dealing here. We are in posi-
ton to give you good advertising. No connec-
ton with any other once.
MARSHALL BtS. HRokERS. 9l3 N. Y. ave.
BAKERY and confectionery, fully equipped, NV.
Frnit store. junction street car, cheap.
LunchroOn, well stocked, rent free; bus. $50
to $40 daily; investigate
Moving picture theater. bus st. NV, max
ing money; give trial to party meaning bus. /;
large seating capacity.
Snap; fine bus; clearing 800 NO.; suitable
for lady or gentleman: cheap.
EvERYBoDY's BUSINESS BROKERS,
9o4 l1th st. NV. Phi. Main 6s17.
BARBER sHoP-Three chairs Owner leaving
city. Inquire write, 1904 Pa. n w ~
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PERSONAL.

WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE FEW WHO
look for the impossible we always satisfy the
man who sells to us; It's a clear case OF profit
to us and when we see mans worn suit that
is worth $40 to us, we pay it sure. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. $40 D.
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GAsFITTERs-RcgisIeFed 7. canIweI. the
Stanhope, Apt. 10.
LADIES' CoATMAkERS hrst-cIass: pieeework
Wineman Gil St NV.
MAN. strong, white. tie up heavy bundles.
Room q. Mr.. Hall. A. .. Bliss Co.
MAN young for grocery store. 2406 i4th a ".
MECHANICS el-Several all around
men all cars: but thoroughly expert
enced men need apply. Miller Bros 81 Pierce
st.
MEN-We need several at once TO learn repair
ing and driving, and be prepared to accept good
positions Open until pm. National Auto
College, 9th and SITS. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ASSISrANT-Party to assist inventor: basic pat
eDl allowed: inquirers s, England, France
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