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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-04-25
BOYS OF UNCLE SAM
WILL OPERATE ON
HUNS MADNESS
Every Vestige of War Disease
Will Be Removed and
Germ Isolated.

Every once in awhile You bump into
some fellow who declares with q con-
siderable show of impotence that this
war isn't popular. He seldom goes
farther than that, for he knows it isn't
fashionable just now to throw stones
at Uncle Sam. But he leaves wide
margin for inference. And he tells
you that it could have been avoided.
1t could have been avoided, posi-
bly,, but one cannot help but wonder
how we would have stood in our own
estimation, when the big fight finally
ended, if we had stayed out, and how
long it would have been before some
one would have kicked us on the shins,
just to show his contempt for US, and
forced US into a fight anyway.
And in such a fight how many others
would have piled upon us if we had
begun to give the other fellow the
licking he merited7
All Wars Are Unpopular.
Of course the war is unpopular.
There was never war that wasn't
unpopular if sane mortals were waging
it. Only fanatical wars ever are popu-
lar, and there the popularity is usually
all eorralled by the fanatics.
This war is about as unpopular as
a broken log, but even so it will not
let us go along and forget about it
or neglect it any more than the broken
log will. We must give each of them
attention. Before we can walk hand
lily, either individually or nationally,
we must remove the trouble.
We have called in the doctor for this
war. We are sending him, two mil
lion strong, to Potsdam Palace, Ber-
lin, to minister to mind diseased.
We are hoping he will be successful
in little operation on this war mad
ness, that he will be able to remove
every vestige of it, and further to
isolate its germ. He has big JOB
ahead of him.
And just now our chief duty is to
see that he has all the necessary in
struments, that nothing is lacking that
might cause a slip-up.
Your individual part in c1rbing the
war epidemic isn't over hard.
just buy bond.
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religious views cease to be individual
and become the official theology Of
the German empire itself with the
imperial mark Of favor upon it.
Pastor II. Francke.
zone thing, I think is clear: God
must stand On our side. We fight for
right and truth, for Kultur, and civili-
cation and human progress, and true
Christianity, against untruthfulness
and hypocrisy and falseness, and un.
Kultur and barbarism and brutality.
Germany is precisely-who would
venture to deny it?-the representative
of the highest morality, of the purest
humanity, Of the most chastened Chris
tianity.
"They envy us our freedom, our
power to do our work in peace, to ex-
eel in virtue of ability, to fulfill our
appointed task for the good of the
world and humanity, to heal the world
by the German nature, to become a
blessing to the people of the earth.
"When we fight for victory, we
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-04-25
THE THIRD LOAN
By WALT MASON.

Now again you'll have chance buy yourself bond and
help the allies out in France in Belgium beyond In April
Uncle Sam another
to PUNK and bone? It's little old help
but certainly tin
When everything said and it's wealth
there should be flow of from loyal chap You
asked to give sacrifice dus lend Uncle Sam
and he's surely safe to tru You asked lend for
interest receive; you've bonds when
DONE you'll rend robe Ah then you'll
head in shame and sound doefu n did not help win the
the Prusan But there with dead
will bond though he bread
his Let's march cheerful bthe quick,
buy for thus we'll the TeuOn SICK
soak him in the
Copyright, 1918, by George Matthew Adams)
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1918-04-25

Anyone wishing information
about the third Liberty Loan not
contained In this Supplement
may receive 1t quickly by ad-
dressing the Publicity Committee,
Central Liberty Loan Committee,
1016 East Main Street, Rich
mond, Va.
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Continued on Fourth Page.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
SUBSCRIBES QUOTA.
Wilmington District Gives It's Best
to Aid Preachers.

With Wilmington district $ quota So
scribed nc headers iii the campaign 70
raise $500 600 for retired ministers in the
Wilmington NJ J. Conference now turn
their attention to he three other districts
-Nlththc lifting ol tho tan on public gath
rings sad DR. l. II Da>hIcH pond
ing Secretary If the onicrcucc Claimant
Endowment Comni~-inn everything
points ~ tho tart that the~t di~frlc-s Will
meet their qu"ta yet 1T tic present time
no definite reports faTr come into tho
hands ~ tho commission
November fs7 been So bx both
Dover and Salisbury districts ..~ tic sun
day on winch 81 naao thc fna public
IRE scnt;titpu
Tho pastol~ va czchahgt p4pu- on
ltii- sunday and ile assisted bg leading
laymcn in bringing taiore the public tho
needs OI tilc retired ministers
Prior to that time al Rrjdgcvllie on
Monday Octobcr y and at Princess
\nnc and Brrnn. Md on Ortotrr - and
70, will ~ held district raiit- Ii which
minister ud iayncn wii assemble.
These ln.rfing- are II be addressed by the
Res II Randolph pastor nr Grace
NJ. T. Ch4rh Dr. J 7 y ~ln.th of
Chicago. AMI Df DashieI3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
GREAT DEMAND FORl
WOMEN LABORERS
Although Unskilled They Can
Earn From s. to 81 a Day
at Easy Tasks.

OnIl short tmc ago three 10 tour
dollars per week and board VAS con-
sidercd fair rricc 10 pay for kitchen
and laundry work for the average family
III this clty Today The average family
in tins city is without tins help. due
solely 10 tx unprecedented demand for
women ju nearly every line of Industry.
Women regardless al nationality. who
were Formerly content to work for three
or four dollars per week cam NOW euolv
earn the Same amount each day and
hundreds ii them are dolng i
Just n this tmc tho Nompn DIVISION
OF tho nicd States Employment Ncrt-
ice. at >S> Marker street Wilmington,
has ii large order "a tIlI II the prices mon
toned Polish and ltailan girls are more
desirable Tor Tins order than other nations
ahtics. hut au> woman Who i able and
willing to work can secure the employ
mcnt hN applying II once II he Women
Division
There never ha- hccn j time within
the recollection IT the average citizen
when women were clvcn such opporIm-
lties lor Gaming Ing wages - are nov
offered them, AMI thousands II women
arc today making good nSe ot the oppor-
tunity afforded them OF camipg com
Portable living and 1T the same time
beng able to lay little aside for the
proverbIal rainy day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
CHURCH TO MARK
129 YEARS OF LIFE
Asbury Methodist Congrega ton
Opens Anniversary Celebration
Tomorrow Morning at 9
o'clock.

Ashury NJ l.. Church, Third and
Walnut streets will celebrate its 29th
anniversary tomorrow Rev. George
White Dawson is the pastor. An old time
class meeting will lie held at n. m.
under The leadership of Rev. Walter G.
Seymour At 1890, Rev. David ID.
Forsythe. ID. ID. of Philadelphia, Cores
ponding Secretary of the Board of Home
Missions and Church Extension of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will preach.
Sunday School will he held NJ , p IN.
at $50 the Epworth League will meet
and nj 80 Rev l. +. Barrett. ID. D. of
Townsend. Del. and former presiding
elder Of the Wilmington district will
deliver a sermon
Two thousand and five hundred arc
deposited in the city banks to the credit
OF the Endowment Fund The Mis-
sionarv BOARD desires 1T least Sl50,000
Endowment Fund for tins Church IN
order 20 open work for nil nations. No
part ot his Fund will hc used until the
Same is So 900 and then only the income.
The Pastor and official Board cordially
invite every present and former member
of the Church also every friend 10 hc
with them sunday Mrs ! A. Fitch,
of Philadclphia. Is expected to sing at
all the services.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
URGES SAVING OF LEAVES.
War Ga rden Club Also Tells Of Value o;
As hes in Enriching Soil

save every leaf for your war garden
next year They contain valuable burns
when decayed and dig nto the soil
Spread them On your gardens, throwing
over them. some old stalks or sticks to
prevent their blowing away
Tins il urged BY the Garden Club of
Delaware which also adds
Ashes too, from your stoves or turnac :
Will help 10 tighten the heavy clay soil
that We have IN and bout Wilmington
They can be spread two o. three inches
thick and when spaded into the soil in the
spring, viii make . more porous soil,
which will hold the moisture
Much OF the water from the hard rains
IN the spring runs off the heavy soil. not
penetrating II All to the roots OF the
plants Burning leaves i wasteiul these
days, when conservation Of fertilizers is 50
necessary Help win the war by saving
leaves and growing better vegetables
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
CHANCE TO WIN BARS.
Delaware Expected 10 Supply 10
Applicants to New Army
School.

tie Nar Department j. offering VIII
mngtoulans and DelaWarcans another
opportunity to enter officer Training
Schools ON December there viii be
established Al Camp Fremont Cali
tornIa an infantry officers training school
for 10000 students 10 turn out 2nd
IIcutcnan'~ oi Infantry The course
lasts about two months and the eIgi-
bllltv rules arc the same is those for
infantry central officers training school
except IS modified Il Is the ann Ia Sc
cure Al least forty applicants from Della
ware
DRAFT regIsfrantS especially should
realize t hat tins is an opportunity ID train
for commissions All draft registrints he
tween the ages OF u and 46 are eligible ex-
ccpting regStTant> IN class ] who register
Cd prIur 10 September T. and TegiStranfs
III deferred class on account OF indust-
ral occupations or cmplovment lnclud-
ing agriculture The phys'o. require
ments are those for geI "a military
service
1nc Chamber of Commerce has re-
celvcd lnformatiou Io tho above effect
from Headquarters Eastern Department.
Governors Island. New York and has
been furCker advised that an officer viii
be sent here AZ an early date To examine
and rate civilian applicants for admission
10 Officers Training Schools In all
probability this officer Viii have offices IN
the Federal Building at 9th and ShIple1
frpp+G
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
POWER OF CROSS
IN LATIN AMERICA
Great and Good Things Done for
People by Chris
tianity.

Topic: The Power OF the Cross in
Latin America, written by Mss Chesa-
kofskv. Polish Missionary in this city
II is over four hundred years since tho
cross was planted in Latin America. 1t
found there an advanced civilization, and
people ready to respond to the religious
appeal. Later came the power of the
Cross. The followers of the cross cXcmpli-
fed by their lives the spirit of the Master,
Who came not To be mlnistcred unto, but
10 minister. and TO give His life n ransom
for many.
They have been wisc advis RS TO these
people. who all their lives have been
passing through a wilderness of doubts
and fears
They have been physicians healing the
soul as we'll as the tody They have been
food administrators, taking supplies of
food to the inhabitants who were in sud
den want because Of fire, floods, etc
They have been ministers of helpful
ness. love and sympathy 10 the people.
and what is the result
Schools are being erected where the
poor may receive an education and oppor
tunItV to make the hest of their lives.
The meaning of home is being learned
and true homes are being established \
man in Central America was converted.
Maria. he said, Il have been to the
miss lonary and told him-t that | have ac-
ccptcd the free gospel and rs Il proof !
would put away my old life and YOU. ! his
is what he said. What the gospel has
done for YOU il can do for her. and came
back To tell YOU that Jesus will forgive
YOU your sins and help YOU 10 live a good
life Together they sat and talked OF the
wonderful truth and healing OF the gospel
until the JOY Of salvation entered into
their hearts and together they set out for
the missionaries is a hrst step toward
marriage and the establishment of
ChrI~tlan home
Churches are beng built, light IS beng
She'd and transl ormatlon oi Inc i }l,vn
rs verbs never can. the power OF tho cTCss
\eNt Sunday toplc Will he written ny
Mrs " NIlrur Smith formerly at the " est
SocICtV but now ot Ocean CITY. Md
We arc glad 70 hear Of the safe arrival
over there of our state president lDr
RoocrtS, who has entered the \ NJ c \
service Those who attended The State
G Il convention viii ALWAYS remember
that Dr Roberts was the life of the con
yeution, and feel sure the boys who meet
him will hc glad Dr Roberts IS a worker.
and he Will strive with murng efforts
among tho BOYS
During thcse dayS OF sickness many
Fndcavor,rs have been called 70 their
heavenly home and to tlo-c VEo
remain We express heartfelt sym
pathy The, will be sadly missed nut
thcrc Is the assurance that their lives have
not hccu hvcd in valn. and because of
their lives Others have been greatly
helped cod who alone can comfort IN
such an hour i the Comforter Of their
dear ones IL this timc Though they MAY
have passed from this world the deeds
which they have done shall ever : re
fncmhered
Il Is very probablc there viii hc no fall
rally this year Bur Is hoped to have a
large crowd 81 the next business meeting
In \nvcnhcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
GIRLS TO TAKE A HIKE.
\. W {. A. Members to Hold Hare and
Hound hase Today

Glri- q fhe v IlmIngt0n J n Il 4
are gong Tor a hike today. leaving tie
general office Of the association Ninth
and >hIpIoy streets al / 80 clock Two
d tie features Of he afternoon wili be 4
bacon bat and a mare and hound chase
All glrl- who are Interested arc invited
~ attend and everyone i asked % bring
somo eats according to their taste.
bacon hot traukiurtcfs or marshmalioN
Miss Elsie NJ WertS. recreatIonal leader
Of tho Wilmington " C A.. who has
recently begun hcr work in this citv Wiii
have charge Of the hike The nducement
Of the glorious fall weather, the camp fire.
and the thrill Of the chase on the way home.
promises a big crowd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
DEATH AGAIN VISITS
THE FIDAKCE FAMILY
Fourth Nict I'M Of Influenza IS Mrs.
Agostino Fortunate.

Death has taken exceedingly heavy
toll Of the family Of Nicholas Iid.nc,
during the influenza epidemic Last
night the fourth member Of i = dio
ouccumbed in the person ii AIrS Aeo~-
tino Fortunate, l7l0 West Ninth street.
Alfred IIdance. = soldier in Camp
Olgethorpc Ga where he had teen
for several months was the first OF the
family to dic Ills BODY was brought
from Georgia and buried mere Ills death
occurred about two weeks ago
Last Saturday Mrs Mary Cotouc.
aged p, who made i hurried trip from
Connecticut To escape the epidemic
there, died at The home d relatives whom
She was visiting at Brack-I-N Mrs Cofonc
was married in June
Il car-tracer ID the employ Of the Al
las Powder Company died al IBIS home
He had been sick only A very short time
AIrs Fortunate who dIed last night
is survived l., husband and four chill
Gren
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
Soldiers To Go To Hostess House.

Soldiers Of the 18TH Battalion stationed
at Pigeon Point and at French street
barracks are to be entertained at the
Holiday House Of the y W c. A. next
week, when IT will be turned into IA con-
valescent home for the soldiers Mrs
rangemcnts Nurses convalescIng from
the influenza have spent a week 1t the
house and nov the bows are to be the
guests Of the y " & A The Hostess
House has been used as au auxiliary
to thc hospitals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
DIR. SMILEY RETURNS.
Representative of United War Workers
Expected Home from w Virginia Trip.

Doctor Nmlo1 q Wcef Prcsbvfcrlan
Church Viii return to-day from 4 trip
through tho citioS III tho northern part
of West Virginia whore he has been
representing the executive committee
of the United War Work Campaign
which has FOR is object The raising Of
$40 100000 for the seven religious
ngcncics dong work in the army and
NAVY
The conference for Delaware will be
held on Monday next n noon at Hotel
du Pont when Dr smiley will preside
and addresses will be made bY Pishop
w : Mcdowell Of Washington p G
and Rev DR. IrInv oi Newark y ]
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
FINE NEGRO CHAJFFEt k.
II Also Held Under 81 900 Bail for Gen
erai Sessions

Thomas Crawford. aolofcd chaulfe4r
i0r David LIad~:l, ai.o uas arrested
] Ir day aticfnoon fuIioWlae 4n accident
with ora cen ~ tbo corner Of Eleventh
and k'p@ streets, ii which both cars were
dan'agcd oa' no one sv;,- injured. did not
have thc p rnl- -4iou 81 M Lindsay 10 10
driving the Gar - tac ti.1c the accident
occuyrcd
This d".ciup, IL CIV Col!rt Yesterday
morning ~ hoarn4 eive.. Crawford ON
c!l:lrGt4 of violaiin. tt.- cas- -DreG l.;,
and u driving o. aat .-..to uitho4. the
Owners eoHecu frln lord ua~ tlnt4 S.
;.nd ro~t~ :.i.d lt'd Iiticr s 900 baii for
i.tS apps,t...tc,. ;.e 81. gutrf u General
SESSIONS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
TRINITY

TRINITY Church, Delaware Avenue and
Adams street holy communion 30
m. morning PRAYER and sermon II
a m . evening PRAYER and sermon : t.
y m The rector will preach n both
services The sunday scnool will not
be rcopcned until Nov 3rd., at go a IN
will be held in the Parish House to
morrow at 10 a m All members OF the
without fail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
Rev. Alex. Alison, Jr., At West.

West Bible School WI complete fifty
years of history tomorrow, and Rev
Alexander Alison .Jr. viii deliver an
anniversary address Al he usual session
> D m Mr. Alison was formerly pastor
Of West Church but resigned in 1912. 70
accept a call TO HYDE Park Church N
Chicago After a successful pastorate
there. ne l. now serving he First PreSbv-
terrain Church at Bridgeport. Conn
All members and frie ds are invited to be
present next
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
BRANDY WINE

Brandlwluc NJ T. Church Twenty
second and Market streets. Rev "
Ernest Greenfield pastor Preaching at
1890 M and 30 p m by the pastor
The last Return and Mark-up Night.
which is being observed monthly by the
members and friends of Brandywine NJ
l. Church IN the interest Of the debt. will
be held on Tuesday evening November
), in charge Of the Sunday school
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
DELA MAnI. Al ENftE.

Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street, Rev.
Joseph Y Irwin. s + D. pastor Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening by
pastor. Subject, 1890, "A Consolatory
Message. 730. Where DO You Liver
Sunday school, and other regular meetings
at the usual hours The church has b-el
fumiRatcd NJ 4 az always u in excellent
sanitary condition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
HARRISON STREET

Harrison Street VI l. Church, Seventh
and Harrison streets. Rev G. 7 Anderson
ID. ID. pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by pastor Subject 1880
Tho Eagles Nest Destroyed. 30
Shall We Learn cur Lesson SUNDAY
school and other regular meetings at the
usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
eFo%D.

Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets Rev Henry 4 Giricsemcr,
acting pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening bv pastor Subject
1890 Temple Building 715 "Tnclc
Sam Part in The Great World War
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings 1T the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
UNION.

Union NJ f. Church. Fifth and Wash
ington streets, Rev Harvey Winfield
Ewing ID. d., pastor. Public worship at
1890. sermon subject. The Recent Epi-
dcmlc: Its Lessons" Sunday school at
2r Epworth LeoRue 6 30; evening worship
30, sermon subject, The Beast This
will be the first sermon in n series on the
Beast and the Lamb of Revelation. :
All are cordially invited.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
ST. JOHN

st Johns Church. Concord avenue
and Market street Rev tlnan Richcy.
u - rector Services tomorrow as
follows : 80 IN hol, communion
Q 10 n m Sunday school, II n m
morning prayer and sermon. hy rector.
: s. = nj evening PRAYER and sermon
by Rev Bayari II Goodwin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
-

Grace Nj l. Church. Ninth and West
streets, Rev II I Randolph, ID ID
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by pastor subject 80, Why
We Love the Church Of God 80 The
Power oi Fidelity SUNDAY school al
noon. and orhcr regular meetings At the
usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
VI AIE NJ

Mi Salem Nj L Church. Nineteenth
and Mt Salem Lane. Rcv " + Ilab-
bart pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening 10y pastor Subject 1850
Jesus At the " eli so The | nhcard
Prayer SUNDAY school and other regu-
lar meetings nj the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
ST rArt

II Paul NJ T. Church Jackson and
Tenth streets Rev { Hubbard. ID. D..
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening Subject 10 50 Life and Death
and Eternity. 80 Things to hc Thank
full For SUNDAY school and other regu-
lar meetings at the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
FRIENDS

FRIENDS
Friends Meetings Fourth and West
streets Flrst-Day at ii ~ Fifth-Day
a. 10 n ~
CHRISTIAN soft%nsT
t,rst Church of Christ. Scientist
Park Place and Van Buren, street >erv-
ices at II m and Sunday evening af
s . ~ Tho subject for tie lcssou-ser-
mon - Probation After Death
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
CENTRAL

Central Presbyterian Church, King
street near Eighth Rev Josiah II Craw
ford pastor, preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by minister. Subject
1890, "A new conception of Jesus Christ
30 The Secret of Strong Life sun
day school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
No Emmanuel Sunday School.

There will be no service III the Imman-
uei p l. Sunday school 18th and River
view avenue tomorrow During the com
ing wecl, the -choolrooms will be cleaned
and fllIngatcd ard the regular sessions
will be resumed on Sunday, November
) At Y - nj
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
oLlNET

Olvet Presbyterian Church. Fourth
and Broomc streets, Rev Joel 5 t;i-
fillan pastor, preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by pastor. Subject 10 ~
The Supreme Sacrifice As "To Whom
Belongs the Victory SUNDAY School
and other regular meetings at the usual
hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
FIRST

First N p. Church. seventh and
Walnut streets. Rev r. " SutcIiffe
pastor preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by Pastor Subject 1890,
70, Dead but Living 80 Cod :
Mercy to the King 215 ,. N sunday
School and other regular meetings at
Tic regular hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
sII.NERRROnK

SiIverbrook NJ T. Church, Lancaster
and Woodlawn avenues. Rev Elwood W
Jones pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening hy the pastor Subject
1890 a. m. The Compassionate Christ
80 y m. The Seeking Sav our Sun
day school and other regular meetings as
usual
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
nANovER

Hanover Presbyterian Church. Elph-
teenth and Boulevard In the morning
Rev Charles II Bonner will preach on
the subject. Relief From the Plague
His evening subject AZ : 30 o'clock will
be The Value of Man
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
LUTHERAN.
81. NTLpHEN

St stephen Lutheran Church Tat
nall street near 7th street Rev Frederic
Doerr pastor Preaching tomorrow Morn
ing and evening by pastor Subject, 1880
"A Merclful Dcliverance 80, 4
Yelled Certainty sunday School and
other regular meetings al the usual
hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-26
WIS1.

West Presbyterian Church, Eighth and
Washington streets, Rev. Z. Franklin
Smiley, the pastor will conduct the serv-
ices at 1890 n IN. The Pible School
meets at = p. m. Rev. Alexander Alison,
n former pastor, Is expected 10 address
The School