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that climbs all over the house
this is the subject that inspires writer
in THE Touchstone" to describe the six
divisions in which from the landscape
architects point of view roses might be
placed. When, he writes, the inexperl-
enced garden maker is building his
ideal, he must plan for roses for all posi-
TONS First, there are the creeping
roses for ground cover, and over en-
bankments. This group includes the
Wichuraanas, whose shiny leaves are al
most evergreen. The next group in
point of height mentioned by the writer
are the Polyanthas, or baby ramblers,
used for edging walls or flower beds.
These, we are told, are hardy, good
boomers which flower until frost nips
their enthusiasm. Then there are the
white baby ramblers which show from
fifteen to forty cream white blossoms on
a single branch; the Orleans, almost as
brilliant red as the geranium at its
edges but with white centre, and the
Marie Pavie, white with pale rose
heart Ranking next in height, accord
ing to this writer, are Tea roses and
their hybrids, which, he says, 'are ex-
ceedingly popular not only because they
are liberal boomers but because of their
great beauty of form and color. Among
the pinks is the lovely Mamam Cochet,
Ophelia, Killarney, Madam Caroline
Testout and the sweet La France. There
is white Killarney of great popularity
and several good reds and scarets,
among which is Richmond and General
Macarthur"
Higher still in stature are the hybrid
perpetuals:
They grow everywhere, even thriving in
clay soil. In this group, which blooms
only in the spring, and reaches average
OF about three feet in height, are many
favorites, chief of which are the white
American Beauty, General Jacqueminot,
Gloire de Chedane Guinoisseau and Paul
Neyron.
Single specimen or shrub roses used
alone, a hedge, wind break or in
groups, include the hardy free-b blooming
Kugosas moss and sweetbriers.
Climbing roses for arches, trellises
doorways, porches, pergoas, fences and
about trees include the ramblers. Wichurai
anas, multifores and their hybrids Every
color Of the rainbow with the exception Of
blue IS echoed in climbing roses. Some
growers have succeeded in making green
and blue roses, not, however, to be recon-
mended."
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forty years of age. arc noted among the
youngsters under their command for their
skill, and Tor the beautifully finished wav
IN winch they handle their machines And
notable instance is that Of one of the
most famous and most decorated of French
pliots, who was automatically released from
service shortly after the signing Of the
armlstlce by the rehabilitation of the
OLD men In the French army - he being
over forty seven years of age Yet he
hhlshed the war while flying the fastest
ana 'rlcklest OF slngle-seater fighters and
ne had been flying continuously for very
nearly ten years. 1t may also be remern
pered that the late s. f. Cody was. at tho
Time OF his death in an accident ov.r
H1ty-tnree years of age and that bis ma
chlne was one of the trickiest and mast
o'mcut things to fly which was ever nro-
auceo. In this instance it is necessary
10 point out that his fatal accident was
caused by the breakage of the machine. and
not oy any mistake on the part of the pilot,
Finally Mr. HART points out in "Ths
Outlook" that:
hey take aeronautics seriously abroad.
~ IS now several years since conrress
Oh european jursts assembled to discp.s
'he regal niceties involved. Suppose a
CRIME committed in an airship. Whore 20
try the criminal? In the place oyer which
the crime was committed? In the o,acn
"here the airship descended? Or in the
place from which the airship started,"
And concluding:
NOW, frankly, which seems tn vo,
fantastic, that congress or this article 80
mine on the prospects of success in com
merciai aviation? Frankly, am at loss
10 say which seems the more fantas,;.
TO me. For | am like the rest If -. -
with one side of my brain saw .rhos.
s a'S anu conclusions logically arrived at
I'm iao's, "hiie with the other side of
my ofaih say, Charming WITNESSES. to be
u'Shisseu WIN a smile Even at the Aero
nautical Exposition at Madison Square Gar.
oe' was In a good deal that mood IN.
o.her oay-saw the huge silvered d;r;-
gioie against stimulation Of bue .kc ~.
gaiiy painted biplanes vanished like anti
'aopiies' an infant monoplane they cal,
chummy fyabout,' and. in tho arua.
near ov' ieaden-hued Caproni triplane So
D's '"ae IL requires two heavy four-wbea,.s
'rucks 10 land with~-and commented a.
"ardiy; An astonishing display, uow !.
taxes the eye! Do you supposs ,h.t !.
suggests anything commercially nrs.,,s., :,
.;, '"'S attitude OF mind. il Persisted
air. Va ehe
Wake up Americal Rub your eyes, Vs.
rivals have the wit IN Recognize ,as,,s.s.
when they see them D. are already .;r w.
the ground noor.'" 50 ~ ="
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<(0. FITTING a goat" is one
n thing-keeping one an
other. The first mentioned
is too easy, and no infor-
nation is necessary on the subject, but
the following hints from the pages of
"The Illustrated World" may prove
helpful to the would-be possessor of a
nanny"
-. II. Brown, of Evanston, H., who I'M
derstands goats just as we'll as the most
enthusiastic breeder of fine horses under
stands his favorites of the racetrack, has
invented device which solves the problem
of housing the goat. 1t is an invention of
which he is 8ery proud, but which he has
not patented, does not intend to patent,
and which he offers free for the benefit OF
the public.
mr.. Browns device is stall, construct
ed of timber, with roofing of canvas. In
this stall Mrs. Nanny Goat may be kept
WYNN III anu WtSh cul one VIII De very
patient, if she is properly cared for. This
care means sanitary stall ard an abun-
dance Of good food
'Sand, moistened with water containing
disinfectant, will accomplish the first re-
suit. Food may be obtained from the grass
clippings of lawns, public parks. etc Bread
and leftover vegetables that you may not
to eat yourself are excellent and
nutritious foods for the goat
"ln cold or stormy weather the stall may
be moved to the basement or the sheltered
side of the house.
Goats milk represents TOP parts fat
as sgainst 314 for the COW; sugar, 52S as
against 4.75; casein, 4.67 as against 4.47
for the cow.
Goats milk is more easy to digest than
cows milk and is especially valuable for
bottle-fed babies.
"A good mich goat will average about
two quarts of milk n day That's around
one hundred dollars worth year. A good
goat can be bought for, say, $40. the pen
will cost only So or 50, if you build it your
self. 1t has already been shown how
cheapiy goat may be kept. AT the end
Of Che year Mrs. Nanny Goat not only will
have paid for herself, but will have put
into the pocket of her owner a neat little
sum of money.
Beyond dispute, the goat would be a
practical adjunct to the possessions of the
suburbanite or even the city dweller. pro-
vided he had a convenient space Many a
person has been deferred however. from
buying nanny because of the belief that
1t is not feasible to let the little animal
roam about
But the goat does not need to wander
TO keep her in perfect health The process
Of making rich milk in quantity is quite a
pull upon her vitality. She will thrive as
well II she stays close to one spot.
1.-The people of Norway have for manv
years shown the success Of the goat as a
milk producer and money maker One of
the Norwegian farmers principal pursuits
is goat cheese making. and the popularity
OF this table delcacy is evidenced by the
fact that Americans have been trying hard
to copy it, with little success"
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A Word
About
Roses

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That
Goat

<<N FITTING a goat" is one
II thing-keeping one an
other. The first mentioned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
BRYAN AT ST. PAULS CHURCH.
Members Of the Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union Planning Big Geie-
bration Tomorrow Night.

IL was DIR. IIubbard's purpose 10 answer
tomorrow night at st. Paul's NJ. j.. Church
the critics Of his sermon Of last Sunday
night, when he spoke Of the moral con
dition Of Wilmington, but he has decided
To postpone this for one week in order that
n great celebration may be held by the
pioneers in the prohibition movement, the
Noman's Christian Temperance Union
This organization will have charge Of the
program from Z 30 to SIS, in ST. PAUL. $
Church, when the Hon WiIlnm Jennings
Bryan will make the address of the even
ing. No seats will be reserved
At 03Da m the usual Sunday morning
class will be held; at 1890, Dr Hubbard
will preach on the theme, Making Jesus
Glad The regular session Of Sunday
school viii be held ut 2 = NJ and this will
be- followed nt q - by the service Of the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
doavor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
Memorial 70 Soldier.

Ii-n,le Presbyterian Church viii hold
s memorial service az i IN sunday in
lltut - Newton J. Dcrick,on, the onl.
penr,t ,,i the community who was called
upon e pay thc supreme sacrifice for his
country
oi th, h!t odd men who went from
l.I-uere Dcucbson alone gave his life
dHng in the Great Lake training camp Of
influenza. LEROY b steele an elder Of
I'll, Il-urrc church, just discharged from
81 officer training camp, viii make tie
ns.Hi adde's James T smith another
elder ul read the memorial resolution
lh pastor Rev. II Iramer Smith, viii
aI79 take part Mr. Derickson was a
member u El~mcfc Church The Trea-
SURE in The Iarthen Vessel will be the
sabIc q the pastor sermon 1T 80 p.
M
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
- STEPHENS ANNIVERSARY.

lu. thrlctn anniversary services at
- stephen l4thoran hurch which
epfu.d Esi sunday vii come t. 4 close
taiu.rau
II tl, momnl ~ Lord supper will
H. administered Ihe pddr, viii be bv
b. EN Lcnl-l dotcI th, second pastor
Il ~fepuJu lu fho evening. there
all j., .ouuuumfl auI founder service.
N4tor LAWSON u1il Ivtt tnr The com
ueut. lIdg licun & Cenr4d Will
It .unnuI th, SWEDISH olnnI~t-, tic first
l4rhoru- 81 Delaware There wiIi bc
fre4H music Throughout tho day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
Missionary Meeting.

rhc Woman Miss jonary Society If
First Presbyterian Church, vii meet next
Monday at p. m. The deyotionals will
be in charge Of Mrs George Cornell,
president Of the society Miss Seller
will gve several vocal selections. A talk
on Mormonism VII bc given by Miss
Mary Moody Parker Current events
will bc the concluding number of the
-avcuing : pragraun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
Faith Under Fire.

Charles Zneblin of Boston, Mass. will
deliver lecture on Faith Under Fire
tomorrow ~ / o'cIock IN the afternoon IN
parlors 4 and u. Hotel du Pont This Is
The seventh Of the free public lectures
which arc delivered regularly every Sun
day afternoon under tho auspices of the
Ethical lecture committee Of Wilmington
Mr. Iucbli, is the author Of Mum Icpnl
Government" and other books on social
problems
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
BAPTIST.
ntLAM 81 AAtNIE.

botw.rs tlcIu, Raptlst Church.
u. avar, avenue and N,st street Rev
Joseph \ IRWIN. ; 4 u pastor Preach
uc Tomorrow morning sud evening by
Ia~tr subject Il 80 Thc Art of Con
.frm,at 50 Grya. Essential
r NIadcr Ne,t4rtc SUNDAY school
Il ANA other regular meetings at
81. a>aal huur~ On invtaton of the
~Mp-C arpcutcrS | mon tic pastor Ill
preach a special sermon % thcir organl-
zatIon on SUNDAY evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
LUTHERAN.
HOLY TRINITY

Holy TRINITY Lutheran Church, Con
cord avenue and 1venty-third street
Rev Milton II Stnc. ~ ~. pastor
Preaching tomorrow. morning and evening
~ pastor II sRcv J " Pretty
man VIII preach; - "A Nomontous
Choice sunday school and other rcgu
lar meetings n the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
81. Andrews Reception

The rector, wardens and vcstry of st.
Andrew Church have issued 4 special
invitation - every member Of the church
and every organization connected with
tho church and sunday school To attend
the reception 10 bc held IN The porish house
ncSt "Wednesday evcning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
NJ aAIFM

Mt Salem II Church. Nurteenth
street and Mi ~drm Lame. Erv NJ j
iahhart pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning rs pastor subject spiritual
praCrt~. sunday school and other
regular mt.fnl IS the usual hours
MI tltttE + pafr0tl. ~cTvIIt. wall ht trll.
beginning With gaucort lV tte orehesfr
followed lN trni ratuatl0 addresses and
the reading letters from uui hays uha
arr stll overseas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
TRINITY.

Trinity Church. Delaware avenue and
Adams street, Rev Frederick NJ kirkus,
rector. holy communion at 30 .. m,
Sunday school at go q m morning
prayer and sermon at 4 m; evening
PRAYER and sermon ut t. y. IN. Rev
t. VI kirtus will preach in the morning
and Rev T. V. Nngatc IN the evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
VOLUNTEERS oF AMERICA.

tdJutant and Mrs Louis Boss are con
Volunteers q America Gospel Mission
hall. sos Shlpley street, every night at S
o'clock Toneht's meeting will DC led by
Jacob Phillips Of New Castle Sunday
evening Staff Captain and Mrs L. c.
Garter, from division headquarters Phla-
delphla viii have charge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Sr. .InlIN s

st Johns L. 4. Church, Concord
avenue and Market street, Rev. Alhan
Richcy ID ID. rector; 7.30 n N. holy
communion; 945 n. m, church school
II a. m, morning prayer and Sermon
7.45 y. m, evening prayer and sermon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
sT. ANDREW 5.

St Andrews J.. T. Church Shlpley and
Eighth streets, Rev. Richard W Trapncll,
rector. holy communion s n. m. Bible
class and sunday school 0d5; morning
prayer and sermon Ii evening prayer
and sermon 745 The rector will preach
az both services.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
NrN

Central Presbyterian Church, King
street near Eighth street. Rev Josiah II
Crawford pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening ~ pastor subject,
10 80 The Onc l.leut Man i5
y hristrau Standard SUNDAY school
and other regular meetings II the usual
hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
METHODIST PROTESTANT.

Ir.t
Wanut ~ Io ~r,,f.
pastor lf,a | rs,rlp
rnd evening IS III .0
Purr R,hru u M I,..,..
1l5p .tl.. r.,,,I-
.Af h1'' .Itt Res
h1tH. aH .aaut
fcslNal >crsr, ,.,u uW l., .,
Dr Mouda, uet Jr N .rn.r
president - rtt A.r.I.fd Cut.r,r.,
viii bo the -peaItt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
rRRIsTIAN SCIENTIST.

First Church of Christ, Scientist, will
hold regular services At Park Place and
Van Buren street, tomorrow as follows
1 a III and j N Subj ect for the
lesson sermon, Life The Sunday
school convenes ut II On Wednesday
evening testimony meeting IS held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
-

Met abe Memorial " D Church
boulevard and twenty second street.
hev. !. N lonc- pastor. Preaching to-
morrow moruug and evcmng hN pastor
subject los The Influence 81 q
& hr~tlau Home ID Til, Conversion
ut "a Business Man ID The WAY 81 Salvation
Made PLAIN as naN SUNDAY -chusI af
noon. Revival services caeh evening ncNt
wool I'M ! An.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
pARRIaoN srEfrt

llaFn-on STREET N hur,h seventh
sul Harrison stncte. E,y 81 talrr
sau II. d. InstoT Preaching Tomorrow
morning amt evening ts l,ane,H.f J b
Al. ink-cn SUNDAY ~-lnal ari tt.r
regular meeting 81 tNe ae4a' l.gr- Nr
Fuk-cu vH' speak D0 tt#Hu1 uHso.
lhc week at f5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
NlRrm

Epworth ~ Church Tenth and
omiufd strc,t Rcy Rn-om T. \ieh
uj- pastor, Preaching tomorrow morning
~ Ia~tor luSo ev3uget-tic sermon
.3O "a lehn Brown oi Now York
evangelist ~undt, ~choo and othcr
rreult meetings af th. l..ual hour.
Revival me, tul~ aru iu prarrc~. d tins
,hurch wlfh -clvee- ,vcrN n,rht 81 h,
wpck. rNccp SATURDAY..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
cnNI

~,caae Bapfrt Church Ninth aid
Frluhhl streSte Rev Henry A. Grie4e-
m,r l1 ll pastor Prea ching tomorrow
u.rf..l - - y II William Jennings
Ertar ul speak sunday school ard
sfhrr regular meetings 1t tic usual
bl0r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
UNITARIAN

The Menace of Bo!ehevist Socialism
will he the subject of tic sermon By Rev
" ! Nrooman in the Unitarian Church
West street above Eighth, on Sunday
morning Service al l045 u Ia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
rLrkE's

81 Iukc's Reformed Episcopal Church
Monroe and Eighth streets. morning
PRAYER and sermon 1T lots. Sunday
school n , 30, evening prayer and sermon
NJ 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
nIINrr.

Du,rt PRESBYTERIAN Church. Fourth
aul lrautuc streets Rev Joel ) Gilhlan
m-tor Irclchng tomorrow morning
aud evening hv pastor Subject. 10 80
h, Home Guard i5. The Wars
Greatest NICtorN Sunday school and
other regular meetings n the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
vrsT

No. I'rc~hN tcran Church. Eighth and
Washington streets, Rc, L Franklin
~mlN p.tor Preaching tomorrow morn
tul auj ,vrnpA hN pastor subject. 1890.
Nh--iug tbc Mark 20, The Theatre
$ ~, ~ Youth sunday school
aul gIhgr regular meetings NJ the usual
hou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
NiISCELL ANEOUS.
Fl2fI MS

Friends Meetings Fourth and West
streets First-day NJ m. Fourth-day
AZ Is y m. JOINT meeting Of Friends at
Tenth and Harrison streets; Fir>t-lay
school III Is u. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
.AMMLN

p..,.l,,5.. ST. tuth twenty
teeud tud Altth tt,ol iieN l1'lcsi
Greennel fa-.l ltyrhne tenutrlU
,tarnt,p NH rt,um. hN p1-far subject
ln IA .ll., rs gtaiut thg llomc and
Ai.L. ns r9D. .I -ll.tN 80, Ntctor}
and ri.,L..N4nr #fvl.r thcm. laam.
WI tuH ff hl. ~nlaN ch5ul 1ud
.,tG,t.u. .ai u.tf.nas 5, thcu,u.i ueu
r4et.ftl ue,or. ua mul u m ta.
f,f,re- th aa. urlaa Nll hp hrtl
NandnN ,slntua Al interesting u9-l..d
amt htorn ,pt,r uumrn' WtIi Z, aNcu
No htrgInp ~ .,.tlretiuu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
MIS- SST0N ALLIANCE.

Christian and Missionary Alliance
Church. Rev J ' krall pastor Special
revival meetings. with Rev 5 " Nc
Garvey q JohnstoRn, Pa, in charge;
Preaching every evening at 7 30 p m
Sunday services. 1890 and 30
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
TIE NrM rnrRcH.

Services will be held in the New Church
parish hall, Pennsylvania avenue and
Rroome street, 1t ~ 30 = m, Rev George
Henry Dole pastor sermon subject,
The After-War Wave ii Crime
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
sIIvFRuBroK

>llvcrbrouk N ! hureh lanelster
and Woodland avenues Rrv lvaal W
Jones pastor Preceding tomorrow morn
lng hA kcV " ii u aaie prc~iIfff sd
new Windsor He-, Ni.r aani .u.
sermon tN pa- .aloH lh. RI
assurance q tAr- ~H .al school and
other regular me-. 'up- at ths l-...I haalr-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
CALVARY

Calvary Episcopal Church, Third aud
Washington streets, Rev Dr England,
rector, 30 u. m. holy communion,
945 a m church school; 10 IS a m,
holy communion and sermon. 80 y m !.
evening PRAYER and sermon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
lMMANt Fl.

Emmanuel Church, Highlands, Rev
Wm II Laird, ID. ID, rector. viii hc a.
follows rs a m. holy communion
II a m, morning PRAYER and sermon;
745 y m, evening PRAYER and address
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
AsCEN4IlN

Ascension T. Il Claymont, 10 Is n
m; Grace, TallcyvilIc. ? 30p m: Calvary,
llIllcrcst 3 80 y m Rev J Gibson
Can't, rector, viii preach al Talleyvllc
and llllcrcst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18

SCOTT NJ If Chur s. seventh and
~pru.. strgaf.. Etv ~trt pt-tuf.
rr.4llIi.r tomorrow mainne ul evening
H, ps.rar ~ah,a1 la so Irvuc lcadrt-
,.a,, Uau.,p ..d,r-np Sd lbc
NJ. -tt, II IuH surrender SUNDAY
.sh.. Il III, u.f5al h.i special r,NNal
mr,ttar- a.l 1tnur tur.r tl, Wcyk
beginning 81 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
~ WIl-1ll

ktug-Ve,d N. / Church Fourteenth
md YNu.nt Stress Rey Chafle- g.
ltatrI- uaeIat Pr.ataiur tomorrow moru-
lHl and cy,uul it I9-for. subject ln so.
Hurulne ln ur Gi ESQ. .God
p,shues UitN ~m sunday school and
other rcrul i meetings 80 the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
uT3S1
Market

llrSt PRESBYTERIAN Church. Market
above Ninth street. Rev ! Ross stone
~li,r pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening Ia munster subject, 10 50
Making Nlth cod 50 Three
Months NIth thc Bovs IN Uniform
sunday school and her regular meetings
~ tho usual hour- In the evening
sydney lIaw,r cojli-f ~ tho rmhdclpha
90. a~tr nlll a.-,-t ia h, musical part
tE f|. -trN H.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
NoRTH

\r Bapl-' Csrci, Lincoln street
Delaware venue NllhaIn Pet
tl r,r reaching 81 1870 ard
i1 Us fAe r-'or Morning sub byect.
J44, Cerau Men. evening The
E4., o6 Grd bnIc school ii noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
PIR4r UNrrFn.

FIrs' I mtCd PRESBYTERIAN Church,
rhrd and Broomc street, Roy William
Patterson pastor preaching tomorrow
or ne aud evening bN pastor subject
IL Ceuc to q " cddnc Il. Eleven
lia.utri Ncu SUNDAY school and
fh,r rteblar meetings af tic usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
0OnLNAN

Goodman NJ ] Churet ,urtf fti
and du Pont street, Preaching rs Fl .far
at l045 a m Igef 1iur ..
Or,ate-f NIrturt pr.a.fI.
pm. d, pastor .nJt.t lb.el E
N,t luhIto
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
pRESR YTERIAN.
MIArMINsrER.

'lh, munster. RcV Charles l. Candcc,
- - viii preach az both services, 10 SO
a ia and I = m tomorrow. IN West
minister PRESBYTERIAN Church, Pcnnsyl-
wanna avenue and Rodney street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
IiihIn Students

Al Jr o. I. A. N Hall q07 Tatnall
street on Sunday. At n m NJ r Schoon-
maker will spcal on the subject. The
Three Ways The Broad Nay, The Mar
roW Way or Tie Highway
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
RFrrANy.

Briaa, R.ptIst Church Elm and
fr,rIe Rev Bland Taylor.
I ro-rhuc tomorrow morning
Neanr ~utgcci 10 30 'Prohl-
t HE IICutagc u His
rncl. school and other
Huf.ag- IL TIE csual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
mANnNrN.

Hanover PRESBYTERIAN Church. Boulc-
N3fl and lghtcrnth street Preaching at
10 30 o'clock ht Rev { harlcs II liohncr
nu \ study III Contrasts. evening IT
40 clock On Cairo The Pyramids
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
-

Ne-i,t n Church. Indeu aii
Ja.b n streets. bev Laei N Nel-
pastor ~.tlect lU So. Changed
,.alftsr4n. 80 Esv Robcrt Watt
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tdura Presbyterian Church. Rev +.
" .h.rth. Tho -uhIset II the morning
rma oiiI hc Pr ~~ug Forward. Sab
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I mon VI Z Church. tith AMI Nashul
trn ~tt,pt- tC, latvt, " living ~ l1
pa. lor Preaching tomorrow uurHul inst
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wgular meeting, sc thg u.ua heHr
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treruh. Presbyterian. the Sacrament
q. hapn-m uli he administered % infants
tIt uojnug ~crVier Morning Wor-
-np Il la o. O'clock Evening services
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