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The sun., 1918-07-07

"A defect in mother knowledge is that
it is not always understood that milk
is food. Many mothers regard it as a
drink. If child is thirsty they give
it a drink of milk. That drink of milk
is really meal. Let the child drink
water but consume milk as fluid food.
"Thoughtless parents think when the
child's first year is rounded out it has
done with milk. They don't like milk
themselves and they assume that the
child's tastes have changed as have theirs.
Accordingly we see children drinking
beer and wine with their elders. Some
persons who give thoroughbred dogs
whiskey to stunt them and keep them
tiny and cute never seem to think that
they are stunting their own children and
making them pitiable instead of cute by
the same process.
Don't Economic on Milk.
This is time when even more than the
usual attention should be given to the
care of milk. Don't economic on milk.
Get the best obtainable In the long run
it is the cheapest.
Before choosing a milk dealer consult
the Department of Health 1t Is able to
separate the conscientious from the I'M
scrupulous dealers and to give you valu-
able advice about the purchase and care
of milk
always buy bottled milk if you can
get it. Dirt and deficiency in cream may
may be expected in other containers.
THE instant the milk is delivered by
YOUR dealer take it to the house and i'm
mediately put it into the ice box. The
heat of the suns rays cause the bacteria
to increase rapidly ip milk. The milk
thus warmed will quickly sour.
"Until the moment of serving keep milk
in the original bottle in the ice box. If milk
has been poured from the bottle it should
not be returned to it. The bottle should
be covered with paper or with an inverted
tumbler to protect it from flies and dust.
For these are bacteria carriers.
As soon as milk bottles are emptied
rinse them first in lukewarm, then in hot
water That order will prevent breakage.
When there is illness in your home that
may be infectious don't return your milk
bottles; at least not without consulting the
Health Department and following Its adj
vice"
~ have heard that you have ten COM
mandments for parents. Do they apply
this season?"
"To all seasons, but most particularly
to summer, because summer is time OF
special peril to baby life"
"What are the ten commandments
"Be clean in everything that concerns
the baby and yourself. Cleanliness is es-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
If KIDNEYS and
BLADDER BOTHER
Take Salts 20 flush kidnevs and
neutrslizing irritating
acids.

Kidney and bladder wraSness re-iilta
from urlc aeld. savv 3 noted suthou't
Tho ,dnevy Giter 'hls rrid rom ls#
blood and pass y on 70 the bladder .vhare
n often remains ~ lrrltaie and iuhamt
causlng q burning, scaldiug sensation i.
setting up IN irritation lt the tnrk
the bladder, ohhgInR you - cci -.lr.
two or three umes during 'tc light
Tho sufferer is IN constant lrrnd. fr
water passes sometimes with -rnldIrr
sensation and 5 vrrv urnfusc. gfr.
there Is difficulty n voidIng it
Bladder weakness. most folks elil ~
because they an rontrni lunatiDn
While II Is extremely annoying ma sniur-
times very PAINFUL hIs IS really one 8
the most simple ailments " overcumr
Get about four nunCts III Iad salts
from yOur pharmacist and take table
spoonful IN a glass 81 aater het0re break
lasp, continue tins lor tao or fhrro day
This vail neutraIIze The acids ln The ur1ne
80 1t no longer b source 80 irritation
10 the bladder ana urinary organs which
hen act normally aRain
lad salts Is IncXpen-Ive. larmipgs
and IS made from the acld 81 Crapes and
lemon JUce. combined with ithfa. ami
IS used by thousands % fDiAs ho are
subject 10 urinary dlsOrders ca.ns.d ~
uric acid irritation Jad salts s spirr,-
did for kidneys ind causes no bad atis-rfe
whatever
Here sou have q pleasant. .iiervss-rnt
lthIa water drink, vhIch quickly rriiey,-
bladder trouble
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
NECkTlES ON MARkET STREET.

Two men, strangers to each other, were
standing IN front Of "a furnishings shop IN
the busy part OF town, the other dav
lntcntv engaged IN scanning the scores
Of patterns and colors and textures in
the lavish window display of men 5 neck
wear Wilmington Is certainly there,
when 1t comes to ncckties sand the Older
of the two, recognizing kindred spirit
through tins evidence of their common
interest Yes, replied the other. Il
think SO too | came over from Phllly
slX weeks ago, and | have already bought
about twenty-five dollars worth Of neck
ties here in my mind that is pick out
one or two IN a window, and promise my
self 10 20 IN and make the purchase, next
payday; and then the next display makes
me forget the Others the result is that
have all the pleasure Of possession and
only part of the pain of paying, for | do
buy one every now and then I"
And maybe he was right
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
ORA7OR|CAL TESTS
At DU POINT SCHOOL
Dorothy Rcpp Wins First and
Josephine Gedling Sec
ond Honors.

The final defamation contest given NJ
the du Pont High School was held IN the
auditorium yesterday afternoon.
The Judges were Jessie Gay Van CIcvo.
of the childrena department of the vii
nlington City Library, Prof G. A. Short
Of Delaware College, and Prof II. T..
Snaveiy Of New Castle High School
The addresses were we'll selected and
well presented There we're several
musical selections For time the Judges
could reach no agreement and remained
out much over the allotted time. but their
final decisions were as follows.
First prize, Dorothy Repp; second
prize, Josephine Gedllng; third prize.
Owen O'Neal: fourth prize, Jane Bradley.
After "A short address by the principal,
Prof. ferger, the program was rendered,
as follows: Piano duet, "Galop dc Bra
vura," Grace Handy, Joseph Wood,
Back in War Days" Amy Lloyd "Ap-
peal to Arms Marvin Shakespeare;
Aunt Pollys George Washington. y
Josephine Gedline; Italia" Gleo Club:
"1he Unknown Rider" Owen O'Ncai.
'1he Little God and Dickey," Blanche
Talley: The Final Exam, Elsie John
son; ~ Would That My Love" quartet;
The Last Lesson" Jane bradley;
"Laaca." Grace TIanby; "a Thrilling
IIousohold Tale, " Margaret Riggs. flush
a-hv. My Baby. boys chorus. "Too Late
for The Tram Ethel Jones Democracy.
Samuel Chambers Hicnzis Address 10
the Romans, Dorothy Rapp violin piano
duet. Broken Melody. Wilmer Jones.
Ethel Jones
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Big Potatoes That Bake Veil.

\ Market street restaurant displays
III its window an original package Of the
potatoes that IL bakes for its customers,
when they order them cooked that way
They are grown out III Iowa, and are
specially selected as 10 size and OF a
variety that counts mealy' as its middle
name. Each package, bushel box, con-
tains 30 potatoes, which works out at
little over a pound apiece L pays 70
specialize, is the moral
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
FIGHTING PRIEST"
At ST. PATRICK S
Father Munster to be St. Patrick's
Day Orator at St Patrick's
Church.

Tho fighting chaplain, William !.
Munster. of fhc 3lOfh Field Artillery.
stationed at Camp Meade Md. will ~
tho speaker n - Patrick'g Church on
Sunday evening
Chaplain Munster viii he remembered
50 . former assistant pastor ~ tho church
where no was . favorite with Young and
old and q great leader among tho Young
men IN athctice
Father Ministers 5ertnon will bc on
81 Patrick tho Father ~ d Valinnt
Nation Tho chaplain VIII speak es-
peeially about the patriotic services
rendered to n1r country by the Irish
Catholics IN the world war
The Camp Meade Herald IN Epeak-
ing % Father Munster in . recent article
sad
"If lone German comes over lfter
ne i'll yet him
The speaker was Lieut. " j Munster.
the Sighting chaplain nf he 3t0th Field
Artillery the MARYLAND County organ
izatIOn.
Father Munster las the following
accomplishments:
lie can sail 2 boat big or little
lie can ride almost any kind Of horse
He is crack shot with the rife and
with pistol-so the Hun who crecps M
IS certain 10 get the bullet where it will do
It's work completely
Father Munster can also
Box. having learned the game rom
Bob FitzTmmons, Johnnie kibane,
and others
Wrcstlc. but Is afraid to indulge rnIch
IN the sport for fear that It mig ht make
hin i bit muscie-bo,nd: might 7Iow him
up and impair ms other accomplishments
nE cAN FENCE, roo.
Fence with swords and has had fencing
swords added to the equipment of his
regiment so that Capt Diamond b master
swordsInan, might give lessons IN that
sport, which seems 10 belong 70 the days
Of Dumas rather than to tins era Of gren-
AIDES and machine guns
j want % improve INV fencing, SAID
the chaplain because It might help me
some time
Father Munster comes from p race If
seagoing men, and the sea has no mystery
for him.
If submarine get- lis. be said, III
Will have no trouble taking charge 0f Il
small boat IN the toughest sea
He has just such lust for adventure
of that sort hat he would probably
enjoy the experience, especially if il gave
him chance to save men Of his regiment
HIS heart Is in those men Elsewhere he
has become attached to men of his parish
and has had many friends not 81 his creed
In Plttsburg, after cadets of his church
had raised thirty flags and he had helped
10 launch many patriotic moves ne said:
TOOK PARIsHIuNERS WITH HIN.
And now ii is time FOR me to put on
the olive drab and Join the army"
When he took this step 40 men of ms
parish insisted that they could not stand
BY any longer They went into uniforms
too.
Father Munster serves IN the following
capacities with his regiment
Athletic officer, statistical officer. edu-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16

cationsl officer librarian. uo~frnprfrr ~
chaplain On ~pnda IN not rrie surs
ducts sovcral mae7re IN nrar "A Y ~
q. building. brit pclbr ai-o 70 nm
donorninatinnal rriivioug rrvIre III
some cvfcrt ho 3 the ar~hitoei ~ ts
regiment, for ~ designed z fiv afhlefis
building. NJ lcaqt as fir ~ interior -har~rs
were concerned and ~ hsd rrrnplri
control n fhr brldiuv ~ tbr fr-',l
range ic wants ~ lrr ~ bi- NOV,
experts ~ firing Je ,l-tol srd ~ r..,~.
not want - grov stqir himself IN that
lone Hun mpv loon m. When rs
pulls q trigger m Eo Nan's md
wants ~ bo sure - re 'he u,art
fine pistol II hravy ,aliI,rr laq l-rn ure
scented % bim for lsc "a M fr,rlt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT NOTES.

The regular meeting of tho Woman :
Club which Is held every Thursday after
noon WAS postponed Yesterday, and tho
women went m n body To the cooking
demonstration given under government
direction ~ the library building on Mar
kct sircct Much interest IN war time
cooking had been shown by this group
and another visit to The rooms of tho
cooking domonstrator will be arranged as
soon ne possible Next week the club
will sew for tho Rcd Cross
As result of the recent Patriotic League
Rally over fifty young women and girls
hive signed ~ as desiring ~ Join thr new
Military Training Claas which IS to be
hold every Monday evening IN the
Settlement gymnasium.
\ regular attendance Inlist tie guaran-
trcd. rs the best results are only obtainahlc
through regularity but Judging by the
enthusiasm there will he no difficulty
on this score An officer from The army
will have charge ~ the military drill
Tho Girl Scouts Of this House have
already had the benefit Of weekly training
~ military drilling. under direction of
Miss Margarctta Miller, since November
last and their class Will be continued as
usual avery Monday afternoon Tho
Scouts assisted as ushers at the Patriotic
Loagtlr meeting on Wednesday
\ splendid report - given ~ the work
done through medical inspection m the
plibir schools and clinics held af our
settlement dspcusary AZ recent meet.
ing OF the executive committee Of this
house Il was voted to double the tame of
the nurse IN tins department. as n result
Of the rxccllcnt work which was being
done Four days 2 week Will be set aside
for medical inspection m the schools and
follow az work IN the ncIghborhood
instead of two rs formerly
Report nf work done IN Peoples Settle
mcnt dispensarv and in district month
from February toto March II
htl,lr,,,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Il +" Class Entertained.

\ regular monthly meeting Of the t.
Class Of II Paul's NJ + Church VAS held
al the home Of Mildred AIIllar, lls Nroth
Franklin street, on March a. Those
present were. Lillian Hawkins, Anna
Gibbons, Roland Gibbons, Mrs. Lulu
Iothreli, +, w Mitchell. NIaude Rollison,
Isaiah Fielder, Mary Rollison Jane Rol-
liSon, John Naylor Edward Naylor.
Vaughn Lancaster, Brokaw Sentman,
Leon Berger Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Thomas Mildred Mlllar, Ivy Turrer, Nlr-
gina Thomson and J. Z MilIar 4 very
enjoyable evening was spent and the
musical program rendered by Jane Roll
lson Nessrs Edward Naylor, John Nay
Tor. Vaughn Lancaster and Brokaw Sent
man MAS excellent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
NEWS OF CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN.
" ESThiINSTER.

The minister, Rev. Charles l.. Candce,
ID. D., will preach at both services, 1920
n. IN. and p. m, tomorrow, IN Wcstmln-
stcr Presbyterian Church, Pennsylvania
avenue and Rodney street. In the morn
ing the double quartet will sing, praise
tho Lord" by Maker and 90 Love That
Wilt Not Let Me Go" by IIosmer; in the
afternoon, "Come unto Mo" by Letlio
with cello obligato.
The minister will take for his
subject. The Christian s Motive
for Service William A. Schmidt,
cclisi of the Philadelphia Orchestra, will
play two numbers, 'Iento" by Chopin
and "Rcvcri,' hy Schuinann.
At 80 D. m in tie chapel the young
peoples service will ho hcid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
PRESBYTERY TO MEET.
To Take Action on Resignation of Rev.
Henry e.. Martin.

4 meeting Of the Prcsbytcry Of New
Castle will be held IN the First Presby-
terian Church on Tuesday March 26, at
l.30 p. IN, 10 transact the following
business
Il TO take action upon the request of
the Rev Henry G Martin for dis
solution Of the pastoral relation between
him and the Rchoboth Presbyterian
Church. if the way be clear
y 10 take any other necessary action
in connection with this matter
y ours IN His name.
Henry birmingham, Moderator
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
SOCIAL WORKERS SERVICE.

The annual service for Social Workers
will be held tomorrow at p. IN. at West
minister Church, Pennsylvania avenue and
Rodney street
The sermon will be preached by Rev.
Charles L. Candce The soloist at this
service will be William A. Schmidt, 'ccllSt
Of the Philadelphia Orchestra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
rAsrLakI

EastIakc Presbyterian Church Twenty
seventh and Market streets. Rev. Henry
Cunningham, pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning by the minister Subject,
1880. Christ the All 80, popular
patriotic service. speaker, Robert II
Richards. Is, Sunday school and other
regular meetings NJ tho usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Ethical Culture Lecture.

The Ethical Culture Lecture Asso-
ciation viii hold its weekly meeting on
Sunday afternoon In the Rose Room
Hotel du Pont, at o'clock
The lecturer will be MIR Herbert
Welch. wel-known educator, who viii
address the meeting on Earl Schir1y, and
the Decentralization OF Germany
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
u,No,rn

Hanover PRESBYTERIAN Church. Rev.
T. J. Rcinkc. Of i'hiladcIphia. will be
the preacher at both morning aud evening
services Tho evening service will begin
NJ : O'Clock Both services will be held
in the church The Il l. Jackson TN
tcrmcdatc Christian Endcavor society
will meet at q o'clock instead Of NJ 6l3
o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
BAPTIST.
DELAWARE AVENUE

Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street, Rev
Joseph y Irwin, -. r. D., pastor Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening by
the pastor. Subject. 1890, "Our Present
Groat Possibilities" 73O, Tho sublime
Declaration From tho Throne" Sunday
school at 2 p. IN. and Christian Endcavor
mt Gas y. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
HihIe Students

Al Jr O. L. \ VI Hall, gO7 ratnall
street, Sunday ; p. m, Mr. r. Schoon-
maker will give Billie answers to the
following questions
'Who are the Spirits IN Prison?
Where is the Prison
Why are they there
Did Christ 20 to theological hill to
preach 10 these Spirits?
How did He preach to them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
METHODIST PROTESTANT.

First NJ 7 Church. Seventh below
Walnut street, Re, lthen \ BALDWIN.
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
by Rev ] NJ sheridan At 10 20 Nr
sheridan Is cN-prcsi,Icnt 81 Maryland ON
ference 80 hv pastor auhJcrt. & hoosing
the Weak to Confound the Mighty
SUNDAY school, and other regular meetings
at tho nenal hnnrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
FIRST AT4A FNTf~T

First seventh Day Adycntists Church,
I60t Howland street, Rev. George 4.
stevens, pastor Preaching Saturday
morning and Sunday evening by the pas
tor Subject. II, Cur Boys 80, The
Woman Clothc-i With the sun Sabbath
school and other regular meetings at the
usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
TRINITY

Trinity Church. Delaware avenue and
Adams street Rev Frederick NJ kirkus.
rector Holy communion at 80 m
SUNDAY school al 930 q m IIol, com
munlon. confirmation and sermon n II
a. m Evening prayer and sermon at
7.45 p. m Right Rev I J kinsman
d. D. will preach IN the morning. and
Rev Frederick NJ kirkiis IN the evening
AT the l q clock service the bishop vii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army Hall. l02 East
Fourth street Captain Ernest Holz,
otficer-ln-charge Open-air meeting at
depot $50. Open-air meeting Fifth and
Market at 80 Salvation meeting at
: D. IN Tonight viii be the second
service of series OF popular Saturday
Nights. 1t will include an Illustrated
Gospel talk "The Voyage of Life"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16

FIRST Presbyterian Church Market
street above Ninth street. Rev ] Ross
Stonesifcr. pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning aud evening by the pastor
Subject. 1890. DO All Things Work
Together for Good 80, The Church IN
the War and Aftcr the War. Sunday
school and other regular meetings at the
usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Bishop al ST. James.

Bishop Frederick J. kinsman will be
i old 81 James Church. Stanton tomorrow
L 2.5O 3 ~. 4 large class will bc
resented by The rector for confirmation.
lac bishop viii also be at st. James
hurch, Newpprt for the eyening. service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
YGT.

West PRESBYTERIAN Church. Eighth
and Washington streets. Rev | Frank
lin Smiley. - ID. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by pastor
Subject. 10 70 Tho Cross Bearer 10.
The Light That Failed Sunday School
and other regular meetings at the usual
hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
LUTHERAN.
81 srEEnrN

~ stephen Lutheran Church, Tatnall
street. hear seventh, kev Frederic Docrr.
pastor Prca ching tomorrow mornlng 10. .30
The orIgln oi the brotherhood Of Chrls-
ans 10 Common Surrender. 4
SUNDAY school and other regular meetings
u the usual bours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
OIL,

Ohvet Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and Broome streets. Rev Joel $ Gil
tillan. pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
Nature and Miracles 145, God :
Love to the Errlng Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
HOLY TRINITY

Holy TRINITY Lutheran Church, Twenty
.hird and Concord avenue. Rev. NJ. III
>tine. ID ID pastor; Rev. ". L. Ruther-
ord, officiating
Morning services at IL O'Clock: subject.
The Constralmng Love of Christ =
senlng service At 7.45; subject, The
4Ost Opportunity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
ST LoHN

st. Johns Church Market and Con-
cord avenue Rev Nban Rlchcy. u d.,
rector Preaching tomorrow morning
by the rector al II O'Clock Rev T. ".
Tompkins, .Ir., at AS p m Sunday
school and other regular meetings at
the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
AT rrKE

s. Luko'z Reformed Episcopal Church
Monroe and Eighth streets Morning
PRAYER and sermon IT 10 l.. subject.
The Pathway to nltv evening prayer
and sermon NJ 30 Rev " " punh of
Philadelphia preacher: subject Christ
,Iudglng the Wicked
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
SECOND

Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets, Rev Thomas T. Hollo-
way, ID. d., pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the minister
Subject, 1890. Individuality and Char
aoter'; 7.45, Good Fishing. Sunday
school and other regular meetings at
the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
BETHANY

Bethany Baptist Church, Elm and
Jackson streets, Rev John H. IIunsbcrgrr,
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
aud evening by the minister. Subject,
1880, Tie Divinity Of Christ; 40,
Tho Conversion of Saul Sunday school
and other regular meetings n the usual
hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
EISMF RI

Elsmcre Presbyterian Church. Rev
II Framcr Smith pastor Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by pastor
Subject. II. "The Dive rScncss Of Unity /.
$ p m. "Redeemlng the Time SUNDAY
school and other regular m ,atlng, a. the
usual houEs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
ST. ANDREW

1t. Andrews r T. Church. shiplcy
and Eighth streets Rcy II " Trap
nell rector. S a. ~, holy communion
II a m, morning prayer and sermon
$50 p. m, confirmation class, in the rec
tors office 7.4J p. m. evening prayer
and address.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
NrE,L

Central Presbyterian Church. King
street below Eighth Rev J II Craw-
ford. pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening hv pastor Subject, 1910.
The Shadow Of the Almighty 145.
''Ihe Contradictions ot Ilfe III -
SUNDAY school, and other regular meetings
at the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
~tGvtI1HIsooh

Sdvrrl poA NJ I. Church. Lancaster
,ud WoOdawn avenues. Rev. ElwOod ".
Jones. pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
iug and evening hv the pastor Subject.
~ 80 The satisfying Christ 80.
CuntcsS,ne CHRIST SUNDAY school and
thor regular meetings At the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
ErwoRTIt.

Rev John IL Bcauchamp. secretary OF
the City missionary Society, will occupy
the pulpit of Epworth Nj T. Church to
morrow, both morning and evening. Rev.
] Howard Gray the pastor, left for Lake
Charles City, La. on Wednesday,, at
the request Of the bishop, and Mr.
Rrauchamp has consented 10 supply the
remaining SUNDAY before conferences The
other services will bc held at the usual
hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
llARRIanN srRtET-

Harrison street VI T. Church. Seventh
aud HARRISON streets. Rev G. 7 Alder
avn. ~ u. pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning bv pastor Subject. 10 80. The
'nchang,ne Cod : 20. patriotic service
sunday school and other regular meet
- ~ the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
tt,oKMAN

Cookman Nj. T. Church, Fourteenth
and du pont streets. Rev. ", Osborne
Bennett. pas,or Preaching tomorrow
morning by the pastor subject, l0.i5,
What Is Spirituality ? IA. patriotic
address h> lion " " knowles Sunday
school and other regular meetings at the
usual hours The motherhood has given
tho church an American flag, which Will
H. formally presented ~ the evening
ssrNtrV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
SUNDAY pRt,kr,Sr MISSION

services arc lcug held nightly NJ tho
SUNDAY Breakfast Mission - Shiplcv
sfrpet tharlcs \ Mckaig vii speak
tonight at ) O'Clock SUNDAY school At ,
q o'clock Free lunch VIII he served Ia The
men SUNDAY evening