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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
CHESTFRTOWN. MD,
,cc,ai Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of ivory Evening
Chcstcrtown. Md. July ih David G
Flhurn ol the Fifth district died ut hls
home IN PIncv NoCk. Thursday. aged -
wears lie was a member of tho knights
of Pvthias and other fratcrnal orders
Carroll Wilson. Of near Rock Hall
lost IL hundrcd-pound shotcs three big
sows and = valuable horse. ono day last
week they having eaten sp0ilcd asparagus
which had been thrown into the slop bar
rel
Miss MARY Wilson Of near Rock Hall
and lr1ln Chance uf near CcntrCvIlle,
were married IN Centrevillc Saturda
evening
William C. Dempsey. postmaster at
kennedyville, has been suffering with
ptomaine poisoning. caused by eating zee
cream
Iernuel Mark Of Baltimore has p,lrchas-
cd the home Of Mrs Nansant, IN Galcna;
Mrs Lucy Crlikshank has purchased the
home Of Irving l.. Dempsey, in the saIne
town.
The first early peaches reached Chcs-
tertown Iast week and rctailed readily at
81 basket
Mrs George W Carter. Jr, wife Of
Sheriff Carter, is quite Ill with typhoid
fever
Miss Bessie Jewell Of kcnnedyvillc
has entered Beacon Business College for
course in business
Andrew J Hackett has rented the
Gcars property, IN Worton, and will
open a whcelwright and blacksmith shop
there
Charles " kibler has received a let
ter from his son, Lieutenant j. Thomas
kihler. who ~ with the ooloTs III France
stating he was in q raid on the Huns, who
were driven back several miles Several
bullets pierced the clothing OF Lieutenant
kihler, md Il number Of his companions
were killed, bat he escaped unhurt
Foster II Parker has sold his farm
Green Acres, 2lO acres, 10 Frank Price of
WYE Mills, Queen Anne county Mr.
former home in Salem, Mass. about
January
Dr II Childs Hughes on FRIDAY even
lpg caught five-pound bass III the
strawbonrd mill pond
Guion Roberts of the New York CITY
bar. il visiting his sisters, Mrs Richard II
Collins and Mrs Anna II STAN
Mrs Howard Atwell and children
Wilmington are visiting her mother, Mir
Sallie Jewell, in Still Pond
Mrs Charles DeNere Dreyton and ltti
son Of Washington are guests Of her Irti
ents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas W Eliason
Kent county, Friday evening, was visit
cd BY the first real downDour If ram for
eight weeks, and drought that seriously
threatened the corn and tomato crops
was broken.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
BIBLE CONFERENCE OPENS.
Moody School Begins Second Annual
Conference nj Eaptcsmcvc. Pa.

Eaglestnere, Pa, July Is The second
annual conference Of the Moody Bible
School Of Chicago began ite resa'ons
here yesterday and will continue oil
this week. The conference will be under
the peraonaI direction of the Rev. Dr
James NJ. Gray. dean Of the Moody
school, who will deliver a series of ad-
dresses on Prophecy These lectures
will have an important bearing on mnny
of the problems involved in the present
war
In addition to the regular work nf the
conference. special institute will be
heid this year for ministers Tho pro-
gram will consist Of two series of lectures,
ono on "Bihical Problems for Ministers
To- Consider. by the Rev. Dir W ".
Griffith Thomas, and the other on he
English Rible, Its Inspiration. Its Modern
Confirmation and lta tise in the Pulpit
and Classroom. bv the Rev DIR Gray
All the Sunday sessions will he held
in the Eaglesmere Park Auditorium he
seasIona ON weekday will bc held in tho
assembly room oi Hotel Raymond.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
ENDLESS KKAHI LINES
AMAZE OUR ALLIES
Wave After Wave of American
Troops Shows World Vastness
of Our Man Power

With tho American Army IN Engl nd,
July " Americas increaFed flow of
TROOPS into France has brought to- the
british public realization nf the maeni-
tude of the movement ihr comlnrs and
gniugs nf force after force have impressed
the residents of England with the might of
their new ally ~ nothing clee has
since the first dave of Nav the growing
volume has hccn apparent Wave after
wave ~ American troops has moved for
ward from the ports of arrival through tho
country a. rest camps and from them ON
to the ports nf embarkat,on with only
enough pause 'a get the sea wohhle out
of tho men Iegp
Tie number of rest camps the nane
that has come to be- appl,ed ~ what really
arc concentration catnns haa heen IN
rrraaed. and British traffic men are find
lnp thcrnsclvcs heavily taxed to ma ntaln
uninterrupted the shuttle of shipping hc
tween England and France The british
nrc doing that part of the work and
american officers have been high IN their
pfnlR. of the efficiency displayed
Americans arr ~ command 81 the tnen
when they land and srr responsible fer
them ~ the Temporary camps and ~ t.
the point of go,ne to the t,iers whrrt shns
are waiting a. carry thrn to France but
the transportation both acrnae tho cpun
trv and nvprecaq Is ~ tho hands of men
who havc been moving the Bfttish mil
llons s,uce 1914
II " AT the rcat camrc that the Ancri
can soldier get h,E first real stop IN the
voyage he began NJ IN American port
At the port ~ trharkatlnn he ~ gwen
scarcely pause anil no npTr,rtilnliy what
over Ia lnok around From the ship that
brought hlrn over hc le marched directly
to- u waiting tram Then the journey to
camp Is begun Isut the trains are faEi and
the country Is small - the journey never
- long
When tho tram stops there Is march.
usually for two or three mules b,lt in Some
cascs the column must move on foot for
tcn or twelve miles before camp reached
To tho I'ritishcr who secs passing every
dav the thousands of men the sight Is
impressive
In London, nj General Riddle head
quarters, statistical officers and officers
oi the quartcrmastcr corps continuously
go over tables of figures that vary only ns
the size OF cunvovs vary, and direct the
distribution Of cach new lot of arrivals,
and eventually their reshlpment to
France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
DFLAW tHF CITY.

Spectal CorroSpcndoncC ~ Every Evening
Delaware { itv. July ~ Mrs J. \
Pennington has returned from week 8
NiSit In Chester. Ia. "a her SON. t'cnrgc
PENNINGTON
MA, oma Singles. teacher IN the
puhlit school here for tho past two wears,
has taken q position With tho Pcnnsy|-
wanna Railroad IN I hester. Ia
Miss Louise Greene oi Philadelphia is
guest Of her aunt, Mis- Mllard i.
Hires
Miss Leah Reybold is IN Wilmington
guest ol her aunt. Mrs Roy ncarneS
Services in the ! Church Yesterday
morning. we're conducted by Roy Mi
living Of New astle ihere has been
no RECTOR for thus church since Chaplain
MarS in OF Fort du Pout was transferred
MIR and Mrs George MoScenncy and
childrfn mptored here. from Laurel.
Saturday, and spent the weekend with
her llncle. James Sadler
Resl Mir andee oi Wilmington con
Quoted services for the ! Nj. &, \ nj
Fort du Font. last evening
Nilk4 Gertrude SaNton of Magnolia
spent The weekend here with her uncle,
John SaxtoH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
Sequel 10
Love For Doll
Maternal Instinct Greatly Developed by
Teaching Children TO Love their Dolls-

rhc little child's doll Is mother to the
most romantic fairy. Aud In the years that
pass. the doll fades into the petals of a
June rose 10 evolve the most wOndrous of
all transformations
And now comes more serious period
when The joy of real mot hGrG9od should be
as tranquil hest effort can pToVtdd
This Is accomplished with "a wonderful
remedy known as Mothers Friend An ex-
ternal application 50 penetrating in Tvs
nature as 10 thoroughly lubricate the
myriad network of cords. tendons nerves
aud muscles ltist beneath the skin of the
abdomen
II relieves the tension. prevents tender
ness and pain al the crisis and enables the
abdomen to expand gently. The muscles
contract naturally after baby arrives and
the form Is thus preserved
II should be applied daily night and
morning. during the period OF expectancy
By regular use Il enables the abdomen
To expand without the usuat strain when
baby is born Naturally. pain and danger
al the crisis are less
You viii find Mothers Friend ON sale
al every drug store 1t Is prepared only
by he Bradfield Regulator Co, II 604 Lamar
Bldg Atlanta. Tia They will send YOU an
instructive Motherhood Book without
charge Write them TO mail IL To you. DO
not neglect for single morning or night to
use Mothers Friend Obtain "a bottle from
your druggist today by all means, aud thus
fortify yourself against pain and discomfort
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
SPARK FROM FORK CAUSES
GUN COTTON EXPLOSION

Huntingdon, Pa, July II The Ftna
explosive plant Mount mon was the
scene Of another terrific explosion yester-
day, following closely the one winch
occurred June % Nine men entered a
guncottou building this afternoon 10 pro-
cure n supply nf guncotton To convey 10
the nitrate department Ono man thrust
his fork into ii tub of cotton. which had
not recently tcen sprinkled or dampencd
A spark was generated and the resulting
explosion hurled the men in every direc-
tion They were frightfully burned or
injured, and were hurried To Blair Mem
orInl Hospital, Huntingdon
Five of the injured men are NJ J
Mack, indianapolis, Ind. George Parker,
East ST Louis, Ill; VI " Shields. Balti-
more, Md; Charles Holt Jacksonville.
Fla, and William Allen Durham, \ {
They are not expected To live
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
special Correspondence of Every E.enil

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton. Md. July Is. William SchCm
Of PerrvvilIe and August Bechtold .;
tlavre de Grace, engaged in the baking
business were each fined s25, and ordered
Ia pay the amount 10 the Red Cross and
10 use 100 pounds of substitute- in
Their business daily for II daye
The Baldwin Carnival 20 left this
morning for Perryvilc 10 show during this
week
The Pubhc Service Commission has
ordered its auditors To examine the bus-
ness Of the Nllsquehanna River Bridge Go.
which operates the bridge between Perry
vile and Hayrc dc Grace, with view Of
having the tolls reduced
Frank + McGmnes and Miss Ida T
Nowland. both Of Wilmington. were
married in El<ton. Saturday afternoon
Unknown parties entered the garage
Of Campbell Brothers, Port Deposit, and
carried of lamps, spark plugs, and other
accessories
Cecil County School Board has two
vacant scholarships ~ the State Normal
School, Baltimore, to be awarded %
scholars in Cecil county schools
The twenty-hfth annual campmeeting
of Local Preachers Association will be
held at Leslie from July 26 to August I,
thus covering three sundays Rev Jo-
seph NJ Fithian Of Philadelphia has been
sci ectd as spiritual director and Dr Sol
lenbcrger a musical director.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
M|DDlETOWN FINDS
GOOD IN BEING DRY
Crowds Are Orderly, Business Bet
ter. and Disorder Reduced TO
Low Point
sre.1al r,,.1.ondenc, Of Ernr, Excnine

Spe,ial Corrre uoniencs OF Every Evening
Middlctown. July IL M,ddletown has
finished its second week under dry
rule. and from all appearances the mcr-
chants are better satisfied than when
the town was wet business has gone
along as usual during the week and the
SATURDAY. night crowds arc as large as
ever, hut arc orderly Only one arrest
has hcen made whereas wear back from
six 70 twelve arrests wcrc made on each
Saturday night
Several local merchants report The
heaviest business III wears on the past
two SATURDAYS. especially dealers IN
meats. and the fact that many Of tho old
tune booze fighters are making better
use of their money than ever before rs
shown III ther receipts
MANY plcrlmagcs are made to VII
mugton by the thirsty ones. and many
novel excuses are made for the trips
One farmer said ''hc could buy soap two
cents cheaper bar in Wilmington than in
NiddlPtoun. hut MANY strong kicks are
hlcd on their return on account Of the
high prices Of wet goods there
There have been some evidences of
"hootlcgFlng operations. but 1t Ia thought
the parties Will soon be run down. and
put out of business
The proprletors of the soda water
fountains and one of the hotels arc doing
good business selling substitutes for
beer. Of non-alcoholic nature, and
several truckloads are brought here
weekly
The change from wet 10 dry works
hardship on the travelling public. as one
OF the two local hotels IL ciosed entirely
while the other operates only the rooms
cigar stand and bar-room No meals are
served. and the town has only one res
taurant which cannot take care of the
applicants for meals at times Ii is he
hcNcd however. that arrangements Will
soon bc made whereby the travelling
public can be taken care of as well ~
before the change went INTO effect
The one arrest under dry regime
was made Saturday night, and q bottle OF
Wilmington whisky was the cause of il
Howard Lewis. Maryland Negro, had
purchased bottle and went to Ham
town a Negro suburb of the town After
samplng ii Literally while there he CON
ciuded to take a nap, and when he awoke
his bottle and money were gone He
accused Robert White of taking them,
which White denied They quarreled and
were locked up for the night A small
fine wac imposed on each at u hearing
before Magistrate Stevens. thus morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
BIRDS STILL SING
IN BATTLE ZONE
Little 10 Suggest Huns Hate Till
One Actually Reaches Line
of Trenches.

Headquarters American Troops with
the British Army in France. July o.
The war acerna to most of the newly ar
rived men of the american Army here io
he still very far away Aside from the mir
raids that feach far back Of Tho lines there
is little to suggest that gigantic struggle
ie going on almost within hearing dis
tnnce
"TIow far - il tn this way. anyway
asked one of the recently arrived men
lie wns swinging his legs from the door
WAY of what would lpnk m America like
n toy box-car as a train pulled lnto a
small station ou the wav from "sotnewhefo
in France to Somewhere else "a France
We've been here Eteen days 81
ready. raid another. and we'y seem Just
nothing that looks like battle
The distance from that station 10
part of the line where Some If thr bows
rnav 90 m some day IS not So FAR as
seems to them but almost right up r. y
tho grass IL stlll delightfully."- fresh and
green, the wild flowers nre "a thick "a
they are wont 10 be at this season IA
France. and the birds sung with as nurh
zeet aa they do hundreds of miles from
the battle front The weather aids The
illusion ri peace There has been Ilist
enough ram To- Wftsn Ltif tifift tfftfn ifgf
follagr along The beaten roads The nigh Ia
are Juat cool enough to ndnce good sleep
the days just bright enough - bring ori'
all tho beauties of = fertile region
The line between this tnairleken r.
gion and The country where only shells
have ploughed the land for several seasons
y SHARP one On the othrr side the vii
lagoa have crItnhled Some larger towns
give oiIt po Other sound than the bursting
~ shelir and the falling If ruins None may
Fn into the wreckage fnr m the shell hulos
among the piles of debris, lrlrka tho subtle
taison the shells hiring from the German
linra The sreets are kept cieau of dr
hrs hv the Hrtish Army As soon as
shell knocks down the remnants of wall
the masonry ls picked ~ and carte ed away
lust outside thie dead kone tho vibra-
tion from the FIRE ~ bip guns shakes the
branches of the trocs. hut the birds poroh-
81 ut-on them arr unmmdful Shrapncl
sert from German guns iu reply bursts all
around but the nigh ingnle'a snng goes op
uuite the sorne as i dpeq farther back from
the linca where tho war appears IT, the
American boys ~ Re @tll 90 far away
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
Keeping Tabs on Registrars.

The District Exemption Board for the
State Of Delaware, pursuant to an ar
rangement agreed upon at conference
of the draft boards held on July Il. are
communicating with every rcglstrant
placed IN deferred classification on
"a view of ascertaintng whether or not
he hns changed his employment since
filling out the questionpare. Mess n
prompt response - received to the com
munications sent out bs the District
Board, such response stating where
the registrant Is working at the present
time The District Board will he com
PEELED to place the rcgistrant IN Class
on his occupati"nal claims
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
Don't Experiment with Catarh;
Il Often Leads TO Dread Consumption

nrrc aggravs'od and finally roaches d,vv,
into he lYnvs and everyone recognize
-hr ajarrniu2 condition 'haf rerilf- rhcu
thr lungs are effected Thpe Cs4ay7
rnay be the forerunnrr ~ that rno.t
dreadcd and hopeless n $50 dl-aazee
consumption
Nh local treatment 7Tord= rcrrna-
nent relief Experience hos taught that
s IS thr pre remedy rhi~h afts~t-
the dieraee ~ .t~ source 'hc ilood Ard
rruducrs eafirfscfor- r-en'tg y ovcn fio
vnref roses C8frri si7crrrs arc urged
n u~e IS 4 thorough 'risl ~ = sold
hv ai druggist ]or aro invited ~ write
~ the medical department far evpsrt
8d1rc - o how tn trent oir o-rn
,aee Address sw7f' speeifr Co 43G
-wf' I7tn-o+r-v ttl7uta On
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
Heavy Freight Traffic.

Complete figures which have been made
up for the movement Of freight cars pust
CoIufnbia, Pa, on the Pennsylvania
railroad, during the month Of June re-
veal an immense volume of traffic. far
exceeding anything ever previously re-
corded. The total number of cars
passingin the month was 300, ,322 enough
to make continuous train over 1000
miles in length or sOlidy fill up double
track railroad from New York to st
Louis Each day in the month 40 miles
Of freight cars passed the daily average
movement being S,344 cars, which is
the equivalent Of one car passing every
ten seconds Both the months total
and the daily average created new high
marks for the movement Of freight traffic,
not only past Columbia but at all the
other observation points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15

and my troubles caused bv that weak
ness are thing of the past. All women
who suffer as ] did should try Lydia E.
Pinkharn's Vegetable Conpoilnd -
mrs: 'lAs. RoHRBERG, 620 Knapp ST.,
N. ,, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Women who suffer from any form of
weakness. as indicated by displacements.
Inflammation. liberation, irregularities.
backachf, headaches. nervousness or
the blles, should accept Mrs. Rohr-
berg suggestion and give Lydia +.
Pink b aIms Vegetable Compound
thorough trial.
For over forty years II has baa,
correcung such ailments. IF you have
mysterious complications write for
advice ~ Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co, Lynn, Mass.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
fLIER THRILLS NEW YORK.
Dives Under Four Bridges. Most Daring
Feat of Airdum

New York. July 10 Just when most
of New York was lciaurely bnsakfnsiing
or turning over for tho iifth or sixth
Insiallmeni ~ it's luxurious SUNDAY
morning enooze. an early alrman deter
mined 10 Io first ~ the l,astile DAY celp-
hration, left Hazoihurat Field at Hemp
stead. T. | and fleW io Manhattan
Half an hour later he returned ~ his
starting point after having achieved thr
unprecedented ieat ~ diving under al l"ir
East River bridges feat the moro
remarkable because # was performed "a =
large DC llavIland war plan" hc
plane war equipped with Liberty motor
The intrepid alrfnau waa Captain t !
Poyriyan. 81 the French avtatIon section,
who eame 10 this country from the hat'lc-
front in Frouce recently 30 teach The
young American flior feU simple Vor
Z rleLe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
PLEASING STORE INCIDENT.
Appreciation shown f0r rsiihfuiness ~
Those IN kennard Establishment

That iaitbfulness s apptoriaiod 10 no
kcnnard store, G21 -G13 Market efrrff.
was demonstrated on SATURDAY afirfnpyn.
on 'he oreaaion ~ thc paeeing ~ thr lais-
ineae ~ the new owners. kenuard q Cp..
ln'. which change vac outlined 10 Evrfv
Evoning a few days ago
Following tho noon closing hour. at
the request " Wallace VI Konnard vim
is now with the oolors at amp Moab. anil
Miss Frames kennard. children nf NJ
md Mrs William N keBnsrd the entire
store force. aesempled N tho main oHicr
where iarpwelis we're said
Zach empigye vas given war Saving
stslnp7 and q partially filed Thrift stamp
book. the amounts being determined Ly
the yeats pf service. nobo,,ly teipg ,,y,t.
looked lohn x Iamfson. the nanage
who continues with the new firm a
kcnnard h Co, I'M Tas presented 1ltIl
gold pencil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
You Will Never Be Cured by
Local Treatment With Sprays
and Douches.

Cafarrh is 2 condition ~ tn nlond
and can not be cured hf ioce sppll-
raf,ons ~ sprays and doueiee 'hie
has heen proven by fhc lbopeande rhr
have vainly reepried ~ fhi7 refhnd ~
treatment
Catarrh should not ~ neglected ~
erperinentnd with The wrong treatment
Is valuable tiruc lost. during vhich 'be
disease lr getting Grrucr bold lrrn lt@
vic'lfn. and making # more difFrql' FOR
even the proper treatment "a acrnruplieh
results
Though Catarrh makes t's first ap-
pcnrancc ~ the noqirils thraaf and air
paesagre. thc dlecaec become a0rr and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
WIND BLEW DOWN TREE.
p,,,al Correspondence n Every Evening

Special Correspondents of Every Evening
Delaware CITY. July ~ During q
severe storm. late Yesterday afternoon.
large tree near the Presbyterian Church
was hlowu DOWN. hooking tho street. An
electric light pose near the tree was
broken. cutting oh sl lights N that
vIcIn1tv
Very little ram accompanied The wind
uhlch WAS disappointing 10 the farmers
whose crope arc suffering from the prr
loI gcd drought
>,rnc farmer. have thrcshci theIr
wheat and found the Weld per acre much
below The average 1T lcrmer Years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
SIX MORE VESSELS LAuNcHED.

Portland. Ore july r. Launching
of SIX fompleted wooden hlls SAID - br
The American record for onc daY g lauuch-
luga by ouc firm. celebrated the arrival
here ~ Charles ~ 4rhwab director
general ~ thp Emergency Fleet Tor
pnrailon Mr. SchWHh announced ni8i
500. .fFF0 900 worth ~ ships wuuId l,r
built here within the nogi year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
MENHADFN FISHING.
Special Correspondence Of Every Event

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Iewcs. July IL The fishing steamers
Beckwith and Cod. owned hv the Russell
Fishing Co OF North Carolina, are here
fishing for the T,ewcs oil and Chcm,ca
Co
About 1000 barrels Of mcnhaden were
landed last week and arc worth about 81
q barrel. Later on IN tho season when mare
oil is made, they will hc worth more
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
Grace Church Greets French.

Following the sermon at Grace NJ h.
Church yesterday morning. the subject
Of which was The Fall Of the Bastile, =
Pastor H f. Randolph presented a
declaration Of bond Of fellowship be-
tween the American and French people.
with compliments TO the latter upon
the celebration of its Independence Day
and extending particularly the greetings
Of the people Of Grace Church 1t was
adopted by the congregation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Delaware City Visited by Severe
Wind Storm. But With
Little Rain.
FISHING FOR MENHADEN
Georgetown Merchants Join the
Early Closing Movement for
Next Four Months.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Georgetown. July 15.-In order to give
their clerks rest and 10 conserve as much
light as possible most of the merchants
of this town will keep their places of
business closed at nights for the next
four weeks.
They have also agreed to close for IL
minutes each day commencing next
Mondav and ending on August %, from
oto9 Ii a m. while the community meet
ing is being held in the Public Square in
honor of the boys "ovcr there
Al these meetings prayers for victory
will be offered and patriotic songs sung
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15

Barharians; both To the wise and to the
unwise"
The institute delegation in marching
from the academy to the church followed
a large American flag and joined in sing
ing Onward. Christian Soldiers
Yesterday afternoon Bishop Mcdowell,
in company with Rev MIR Coona and
Rev. DIR. Budd. visited Barratt's Chapel.
The members of the institute also made a
pilgrimage to Barratts Chapel, Saturday
afternoon