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Evening journal., 1919-03-15
MISSION PROGRAM TN
BRANDYWINE SCHOOL

Brandywine NJ z. Church, Twenty
second and Market streets. the Rev. w.
Ernest Greenfield, minister, will hold
all. services in the chapel on Sunday, be
cause Of Improvements being made for
the installing Of the pipe organ. Glass
meeting will be at $50 O'Clock; preach
ing by the pastor at 1880 o'clock and
7.30 o'clock; morning subject, THE
Borrowed Axe" evening theme. The
Purpose OF the Kings Journey" The
missionary anniversary OF the sunday
school will be at o'clock, when a spe-
cial program will be given by the mem
bers Of the school. Mrs J. Nelson Tai
ley and her Sunday School class will
be In charge Of the Epworth League, at
Gas o'clock.
The five months campaign. inaugu-
rated November 5, by the members and
friends Of Brandywine NJ. Z. church.
for raising funds for the pipe organ
and necessary improvements to the au-
ditorium, will close on Monday even
ing. when a free entertainment will be
given. reports received and fayors ac-
knowledged!
The monthly meeting OF the Broth
erhood will be held. This will be
ladies' night.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
FYANGELISTIC SERMON
At SILVERBROOK

Services at Silverbrook NJ Z. Church,
Lancaster and Woodlawn avenues, will
be conducted morning and evening. by
the pastor, the Rev. Elwood w. Jones
At the morning service, at 80 30
o'clock. his subject will be Noah. the
0bedient." The choir directed by Rey-
mond w. Lilley. will lead the congrega-
iional singing and also sins two an
thems.
The Sunday School in charge Of the
superintendent Joseph w. Coley, viii
meet at O'Clock. The Mems Bible
Glass, taught by the pastor, will meet at
the same hour. Further preparations
will be made by the class for the social
10 be given 10 the men Of the cOmmu-
nifty on the 2ith.
The Epworth League will hold It's de-
votlonal meeting at O'Clock.
The evening praise service will begin
at 7.30 o'clock, the first part Of the SER
vice being devoted TO congregational
singing, in charge Of Mr.. Lilley. The
pastor will preach an evangelistic SER
mon, entitled, The Well Of Eternal
Refreehment." The choir will provide
special music for this service.
Services during the week will consist
Of class meeting Tuesday evening, at 6
o'clock, in charge Of Joseph w. Coley.
and the combined class and prayer SER
vice, In charge OF the pastor, Wednes-
day evening, at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
BARCLAY and NECK
GETTINI IN SHAPE
Wrestling Bout to be One
Of Best Ever Staged
Here
PRELIMINARlES
ALSO TO BE FAST

The match between John Barclay
and Harry Neck will take place on
March 25 In the Modleska Han. Mary
land avenue and Sycamore street. This
viii be Barclays real test since he be-
came residcn' OF Wilmington two
years ago. lie has tackled every wres-
tier 10 town, with the exception OF big
John Horacl.
Harry Neck, known as the terrible
Turk" drifted into the city with a
great rep. some people are under the
impression that the "torr ble' will
swallow Barclay alive and the $500 bo-
nus with him. But Barclay Is g0lns
to be well prepared and viii have his
seconds supplied with a hook, so they
can pull him out before he Is devoured.
The semi-windup will be another
gruelling contest between Andy Pncs
and Noyenls. Pine Is a dangerous wres-
tier and will meet his equal In Novenls,
who Is OF championship calibro. Bear
cat Virgins and Joe Jacobs will enter
tain In the second bout Virgins 10
coming rapidly 10 the front and soon
Will become Delaware's best middle
weight
Joe Jacobs has beaten every man in
his class IN the 85-pound division and
viii test his real ability against a
heavier opponent.
The pride OF Wilmington. Malcolm
Mccoy. will take on hid Hammer. These
two boys are out 10 win In quick or
der and display action ~ every second
OF the bout. Johnny Cooper VIII ref
cree.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
NEAR.EAST NEEDS
TOLD At GRACE
Lady Azgapetian to Unfold
Pitiful Condition of
Her People
"QUEST FOR GOD" IS
DR.. SUMWALT'S TOPIC

The Quest For God" will be the topic
OF the sermon which the Rev. Or. John
w. r. Sumwalt will preach at i03O
o'clock, on sunday. at Grace church.
The musical program viii be: Organ
prelude, Morning Prayer and Prelude" ."
heade; professional, "Still. still With
Thee" anthem. "Te Deum. in L Flat"
Baumbach; offeriory. christian the
Morn Breaks Swcetly Der Thee" ."
Shelley; recessional, New Every
Morning Is the Love; organ posilude.
"Chorale IN \ Major" Salome.
Lady Anne Azgapetian Of Russia. viii
be present and tell something Of her
people at the present time
In the evening at 30'O'clock. the sub
ject will be THE Road 10 Satisfaction"
aud the musical numbers will include
Organ recital, "EXultemus," Kinder
"Melodie,' Shelley; "Romance," VOLS
tenholme; professional, Jerusalem the
Golden; anthem, The Day Is Past and
over" Marks; offertory solo. Lead
kindly Light" Pinsuli. Mr.. smith; re-
ccssional, "Sun Of My Soul. Thou Sa-
viour Dear; organ pOstlude Hymn
Nictorie," Lemmens
The Sunday School will observe mis-
sionary day in the Sunday school hall.
at Il o'clock
Robert Goldey will be the speaker at
the Epworth League service. in the
chapel, at 6.l5 o'clock. Miss Christine
lsZard will give a piano solo
On wednesday evening al 7.i5 o'clock.
the prayer and praise service in the
chapel will be in charge Of the minister
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
SPEAKER FROM CHINA
AT AVENUE CHURCH

Services tomorrow at the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, Delaware ave-
nue. and West street, will be in charge
Of the pastor, the Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin
s. 7. D who will take for the subject
OF the sermon, at 1880 O'Clock, "Why is
Sunday Used for Rest and Worship In
stead Of Saturday," Or. c. B. Lesher
Of China. viii be the speaker.
The Sunday School will meet at
o'clock, with classes arranged for the
best advantage Of those Of different
ages.
The Christian Endeavor meeting is al
Gas o'clock; topic, Envy and Covetous-
ness" Leader, a. Downs.
The evening service, at 7-S0 o'clock
will open with song service. under
the direction Of Miss Madeline Reed
and Miss MargeTy H. Hill presiding at
the organ. The pastor will preach the
second sermon Of the series. Present
Day Problems" with the special topic
The Attitude OF Jesus Toward Wealth
The meeting on Wednesday evening
will be In charge Of Womens Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies and VIII
begin at o'clock.
The special musical program for sun
day is as follows:
organ prelude, "Canyonetta,' Fry
singer: soprano solo, Beautiful Isle of
Somewhere" Jeavis; anthem, Come
Urto Me-" Brown; organ postlude'
March" Smart.
Evenlng-Organ prelude, First Yes
per-" johnson; quartet, Adore and Be
still," Gounod; anthem, The Radiant
Morn Hath Passed Away" woodward {;
organ postlude, "Posllude," Boset.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
organ RECTAL AT
HANOVER CHURCH
Added Sunday Night Musi-
cal Feature Expected to
Prove Popular
PASTOR HAS SERMON
FOR YOUNG MEN

Beslnnlns tomorrow evening, organ
fecitals will be an added feature TO the
already popular Sunday evening ser
vices in Hanover Church, Boulevard and
! shteenth street. Professor Fred 5,
smith, well known in musical circles
throughout the east, is acting organist
Vt Hanover and has delighted The con
sregation with his work His special
numbers beginning at 7i5 o'clock to-
morrow evening VIII be Festival Pre-
lude" (M. 81, Smith; Dreams, -
Stoughton and Concert Tocatta,
Fletcher. Residents OF the Washington
Heights section are invited TO Profess
sor Smiths recital tomorrow evening.
IN addition to the musical feature, the
Rev. Charles II. Bohner, the church
pastor, will continue his series OF ser
mons TO young men, preaching on the
subject ~ Gigantic Man who Slept In
sn Enormous Bedstead." The consre-
cation will sing popular hymns al this
service. The church quartet also VIII
be heard In special numbers. Large au-
licences are the rule at Hanover on
Sunday evening. and every effort Is put
forth 10 make visitors feel at home.
IN the morning Mr.. Bohner viii
breach on the subject, The Passing u
q Life. At this service the church
quartet will sing the anthem "How
Beautiful upon the Mountains" and
Mrs. C. V. Mannering will sing, 20 D.
vine Redeemer. Clarence A. Hume Il
rhoir director. Professor Smiths or
gan numbers will be Solemn March
and "Postlude In A."
The annual meeting Of Hanover sun
day School Association will be held in
the hall on next Wednesday evening.
Officers will be elected and reports re-
ceived at this meeting.
Women OF Hanover Church and con-
gTegation will meet in the church on
next Thursday afternoon between 3 and
5 o'clock 10 hear outlined the part the
church Is TO take In the New Era Move
ment. Tea will be served.
The Young Woman's League OF the
church will meet in the primary room
On next Tuesday evening.
The NEAL Mission VIII meet in West
mIhster Church at o'clock on next
Tuesday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
TEXTS FROM STORIES
In THESE SERMONS

The basis Of the Rev. Claude Clark:
sermons tomorrow In Braok-Ex Church
will be taken from Myrtle Reads book
a Weman's Reason" and will be used
in application 10 some Of the greai
longings OF the human heart, that car
and no other answer than Because
--and yet that answer satisfies.
TIE music TO Be used tomorrow Is as
follows: who Shall Ascend?" Excel
Rock Of Ages" Excel; Fear Ye Not,
Geibel.
The Cast OF the Net" will be Mr.
Ciarke's evening subject based on Fish
ing for Men," by Timothy Stanby
Sunday school meets at IL o'clock with
classes for all; Epworth League at Z
O'Clock. The teams 10 take the can
vass for the church budget will call
upon the members tomorrow after
noon, between the hours Of and
o'clock. Prayer service Wednesday
evening will be in charge OF the pastor
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
CALVARY CHURCA

Calvary Episcopal Church. Third a5d
Washington streets, the Rev. Or. Hov-
ard ellison England, rector, will hold
the following services tomorrow Holy
Communion, 7.30 o'clock; Church
school, 9.i5 O'Clock; Holy Communiop
and sermon, i0l5 o'clock, topic, Power
Of FAITH; evening prayer and sermon,
73O o'clock, topic. Workers Together
With God"
Weekday services will be on Tuesday
and Thursday, service and address. Z
o'clockl Wednesday, Holy Communion
$50 o'clock; Friday, service and ad-
dress. 7.30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
REV. A. G. G00SHEN TO
PREACH AT ASBURY

The Rev. Andrew G. Gooshen. Of
Crozier Seminary, viii preach 10 Rus
sian and Polish people tomorrow, at
Asbury NJ. z. Church, Third and Wal
nut streets, the Rev. George White
Dawson. pastor. The services will be;
9 o'clock, prayer meeting. w. J. Jones,
leader: 1880 o'clock, preaching, sub
jeet Meat and Honey for Believers" ;
2 o'clock, Sunday School. Miss Martin
is special worker with American be-
gipners, and Miss Folsom special helper
for foreign children.
At 1890 o'clock there will be a sermon
for Russian and Polish people, by the
Rev. Andrew G. Gooshen, subject,
Beauty for Ashes"
At go o'clock, Epworth League will
meet; theme. "0ur Chapters Obligation
10 Its Community; Harold Mason,
leader. At 7.3o O'Clock there will be
preaching; subject, "Ihe Love OF God
For Sinners"
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
ENVIRONMENT TOPIC
OF MADELEY PASTOR

Tomorrow at Madeley Church. Ncw
Castle avenue and D street, at 1870
O'Clock. the pastor, the Rev l.. NJ
Broadway will preach on the subject,
Environment" John II. Ford will meet
his sunday morning class at go O'Clock
AZ 215 o'clock the Sunday school VIII
meet with The superintendent IN charge;
at 6.io o'clock. the devotional service Of
The Epworth League will be led by Miss
Helen Guyer; at 7.30 O'Clock the 30
voice choir will sing under the leader
ship OF John T. Magee, and the pastor
will preach on the subject THE sum"
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
McCABE MEETINGS.

McLabe Memorial ". .. Church,
Boulevard and. Twenty-second street,
the Rev. J. w. Jones. pastor will have
the following sunday services: iO30
o'clock. preaching subject, - Heart
Searching Question: Sabbath school Is
at noon; superintendent. Professor VII
liam Lyndon Hess; Epworlh League
meets at Gas o'clock; leader Arthur
Wise. The subject Of the preaching
at 7.30 o'clock VIII be, "The Tragedy
OF a Lost Opportunity" Prayer meet
ing is Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
The members OF the Mlzpah Bible class
VIII attend In a body with their hus-
bands and friends.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
SWEDISH BAPTIST

The First Swedish Baptist Church,
Nandeyer avenue and Church street,
viii hold the following sunday services
i0.i5 o'clock, morning meditation on,
"The Tabernacle in the Wilderness
Subject: "The Pillar OF Fire and Cloud (
noon, Bible School; i5 o'clock, young
peoples meeting; 7.30 o'clock, evan
gellstic service, preceded by a sons
service; prayer service and Bible study
viii be on Thursday evening at 7.i5
O'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
REV. DOERR,s SERMONS

At st. Stephens Lutheran Church,
Tatnali street, near Seventh street, the
Rev. Frederic Doerr, pastor, the sub
iect at the 1890 o'clock, morning serv-
ice, will be, An Impossible Combina-
ton" Sunday school will meet at 2l5
o'clock; 730 evening service, subject
The Power OF Unanimlty." The Len.
ten service is on Wednesday evening a.
s o'clock, and catechetical instruction
on Tuesday evening al 7.S0 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
MI. SALEM MEETINGS.

Sunday services az Mt salem v. 2.
church, Nineteenth street and Nj. Salem
Lane, the Rev. w. L. Habbart. pastor.
will be as follows: 230 o'clock. class
meeting; 1890 o'clock, preaching by the
pastor, subject "Pauis Supreme lie
quest" go o'clock, missionary ami
versary at Riddles Chapel with Dr
Robert Watt as speaker; 6.i5 O'Clock.
Epworth League; 730 o'clock. preach-
ing by the pastor, and revival services.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
GREENnILL PREsBYTERIAN.

The Grcenhill Presbyterian Church
program for Sunday VIII be as follows
Sabbath school and Bible class al 93l
o'clock, and morning worship OF i0ij
o'clock; Jr. C. Z. at 90 o'clock, led by
William Mcdowell; Sr. Y. p. s. C. Z. at
6.50 o'clock, Jed by Albert l. TammaDy.
An important business meeting OF the c.
3. Will follow.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
ON sMEnEs CHIlRCH.

Old Swedes Church. Seventh and
Church streets, the Rev. Robert Bell,
vicar, will have Sunday services at:
O'Clock, Holy Communion; 1880 o'cloc'
morning prayer and sermon; 23O
o'clock, Sunday School; 7.S0 o'clock
evening prayer and sermon and hymn
singing. Mrs. Steel will sing a solo
Wednesday and Friday. Lenten services
will be held at 7.i5 o'clock in the eve
ming.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
MARSHaLITON.

Sunday services at Msrshsllton VI. L
Church, the Rev. J. p. Otis. pastor. viii
include Sunday school, 80 o'clock
preaching, a o'clock, by the Rev. Rob-
ert G. Conner, and at las o'clock, by the
Rev. Clarence Keen, a noted Y. NJ. c. a.
worker, subject, "The Greatest Nation
In All World History"
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
NNGsMOOD SERVICES.

Klngswood Methodist Church. Four
teenth and Claymont streets. the Rev,
Charles C. Harris, pastor, will have
Sunday preaching at 1890 o'clock and
7.30 o'clock by the pastor. Sunday
school is at o'clock. Services during
the week viii be as usual.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
NORTH BAPTIST

At the North Baptist Church. Lin
coin street, near Delaware avenue, VIII
liam L. Pettlngll, pastor; Edward L
Washburn, associate pastor, there w
be preaching at. 1880 o'clock and 7.i5
o'clock. The morning subject is, "Th
Proposed Reform Of Christianity: is II
From God?"; evening. Wound Stripes" 4"
Bible School meets at noon; young
peoples meeting at Gas O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
uNIT,RI,N cURcU

'rhe New orthodoxy or The Rise Of
Civilized Religion" viii be the subject
OF sermon by the Rev. w. 4. Vrooman
In the Unitarian Church. West street
above Eighth street, on sunday at i0.i-
o'clock. Miss Wales viii lead The service
OF song.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
EAsTLAKE METHODIST

Esstlake VI. T. Church, Thlrtleth and
Tatnall streets, the Rev. Z. c. SunAeld,
pastor. will have 0.30 o'clock class meet
ing. w. J. Baldwin. leader; 1890 o'clock,
sermon by the pastor; ? o'clock. Bible
School; Gas o'clock. Christian Endeavor
service; 7A5 O'Clock, song service and
sermon.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
SECOND NJ. 2. CHIRCH.

At the Second NJ. p. Church, Fifth
avenue and Anchorage street, there will
be preaching at i0.i5 o'clock. end 7.45
o'clock; Sunday School al 2 o'clock
proyer meeting on Friday evening. The
Rev. B. T. Jester viii preach at both
services tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
81. MATHEWS CHAPEL.

The services In 81. Matthews Chapel,
corner Shipley and Eighth streets, the
rector Of ST. Andrews In charge. will
be the session OF the sunday school at
236 o'clock Holy Communion and SER
mon at 3 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
SWEDISH METHODIST.

The Swedish NJ. Z. Church. Eleventh
and Heaid streets, the Rev. y. J. Chr
strom, pastor, will hold the following
services: Sunday morning worship
1870 o'clock; sabbath School, IL o'clock
Epworth League devotional service,
O'Clock; evening service. 80 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-15
VICTORY IN DENIAL.

At fe New Church, Sunday ssrvice
will be held at 1880 o'clock. The Rev.
George Henry Dole will preach on the
subieca The Victory in Self-denial." ."
The Washington times., 1919-03-01
QUERIES AND ANSWERS
Conducted by c. j. Warwick,
National Auto College.

Air Starters Your query will be an
swercd in full in next Saturdays
issue.
The Washington times., 1919-03-01
By L. J. FAULKNER.

BUSINESS REVIVAL Those words upon the
lips of every business In America. Twentyfour hours
after the ended business threw back its shoulders and
shouted ''We are ready'' The world answered: "Come
And the wheels of business started full speed ahead
The business revival is here The question for every
business to ponder on today is: "WHAT DOES II
MEAN TO ME?''
Prosperity that with peace has brought the
keenest competition in business that the world has ever
The Survival of the ttest' is the test being ap
piled to every industry.
Washington Business Man. is your business fti Take
industry for the sake Of discussion. Let it be
that employs city statesmen. The customers the
salesman during his days work. the Opportuni-
ties for results We will all agree to that it is simple and
true. But how improve the method still being
nes-hat of using the ancient street method. The
answer is: MOTORIZE YOUR SALES FORCE.
Within twelve months 10000 wholesale concerns have
adopted this mode of handling local trade. From super
fetal viewpoint it would that Washington is
fully behind in this respect.
Time saving is big item, but here's bigger one.
Statesmen using motor far larger territory
less expense when the saving in time is taken into
sideraton
These business revival days motorized days There
is no time for the old ways, the slow ways.
Orders obtained by the of motor and goods
delivered by the Of motor business economy
and added prosperity.
WILL YOUR BUSINESS HAVE A HAND IN IT
Mr.. WASHINGTON BUSINESS MAN9
Make up your mind between now and the big ''BUY
MOTOR CAR WEEK, - MARCH 10 TO Is.
And then-PICK OUT THE CAR THAT WILL
MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS.
THERE CAN BE NO "IFS" ABOUTIT.
The Washington times., 1919-03-01
SLOW RACE IS WON
BYLIBERTY DEALER

George Seigrist, Liberty dealer Of
Ceresco, Neb.. won first prize in a
quarter mile SLOW race during a re-
cent Nebraska racing event OF the
other cars entered, two stalled their
motors and were disqualified. The
Liberty had no difficulty in winning
by a margin OF about q city block.
The speedometer registered from one
mile to a mile and q half per hour,
on high gear, for the entire distance
It's performance was admitted to be q
truly remarkable demonstration OF
Juggling power at low speed, and de-
pendabIe reserve power. 1t also H.
Illustrated the advantage enjoyed By
Liberty owners OF relief from con
tinuaI gear shifting In crowded
streets.
The Washington times., 1919-03-01
AUTO NEWS AND
COMMENT
HERE'SAW WARNING
YOU SHOULD HEED

American MotOrIst has printed
warnings under the above caption be-
fore. and no doubt shall do It agais
annually IN the hope that motorists
may be diverted from committing .
folly that claims many victims ever
winter.
Don't close the doors Of your
garage when starting your motor!
The fear OF catching cold and the
inclination to ward on the physical
Inconvenience due to low tempera-
lures every winter bring about the
death OF many motorists whose lives
would have been preserved had tht
deceased observed the very simple
precaution OF keeping the garage
doors open.
Too many unfortunately proceed or
the fatal theory that Il is stili time
to provide ventilation when the gases
accommodating IN the garage become
obnoxious to the olfaetOry senses o.
to the breathing apparatus That is
utterly wrong. Carbon monoxfde, the
gas that kills, e. without smoke o.
smell; its stealthiness is what results
In so many deaths.
Don't start your motor In q closed
garagel
The Washington times., 1919-03-01
LOOKS FOR IMPETUS
IN ROAD BUILDING

Road building along economic, sci
entific lines will be given a tremen-
dous impetus the country over by
troduced before Congress recently, in
the opinion of Roy D. Chaplin. former
chairman Of the highways transport
committee of the Council of National
Defense and chairman OF the high
ways committee of the National Au-
tomobile Chamber of Commerce.
''The United States is on the eve of
q revolutionary epoch in highways
transportation" said Mr.. Chaplin.
Hundreds OF millions of dollars are
available now for construction
throughout the country, and scarcely
a day passes that we do not hear OF
some new movement looking toward
better highways.
$50 rapidly has the movement come
to head with the effective aid Of
the Department Of Labor and other
agencies interested in the assimila-
ton OF labor, that our past methods
of procedure have become antiquated,
and we are left face to face with the
need of a definite policy which viii
assure the taxpayers Of the United
States the very best results viii be
obtained from these expenditures.
MY experience on the highways
transport committee demonstrated to
my own satisfaction that the future
road building OF the country must be
done with an eye to developing the
enormous latent resources of the
country, which means scientific loca-
ton coupled with scientific construc-
tiou to meet the needs of new traffic.
Further than that, we must recognize
the fact that State lines are political,
not physical, and accordingly we must
link up State highways, one with the
other, into an effective whole.
"The Townsend bin provides a sure
means for such a program, and it is
safe to say that all who understand
the Importance of efficient highways
transportation will be solidly in favor
of its adoption by Congress at the
earliest possible moment"
The Washington times., 1919-03-01
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AUTOMOTVE TRADE
ADOPTS AN EMBLEM

me Washington Automotfve Trade
. Association has adopted the above
emblem for their association. 1t is
eoatsmplated that these emblems be
1sed by every member of the associa-
tion and prominently displayed in
their salesroOms.
Carrying out this plan, the commit
tee IN, charge is arranging to have
tue emblems reproduced on brass
plaqdes with the names Of the dealer
added These will be distributed TO
each members.
The Great Buy a Motor Car Week. "
running March 10 to 10, connected
With the other actions taken by the
washington Automotive Trade As
sociation. must of necessity mean a
htE advancement looking to CO.
ordinstion among the various
branches Of the automobile trade in
Washington