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Evening journal., 1920-11-27
MUSIC FEATURE AT
HARRISON STREET

The order OF services at Harrison
Street NJ. y. Church. Seventh and
Harrison streets. for Sunday, the Rev.
William Z. Habbart, pastor. will be:
$50 O'Clock, class meeting; 1890.
preaching service. Musical program:
Prelude. "Toccal1," Boellmaan: an
them. Lift Up Your Heads" Terry (;
onerlory anthem, sweet the Mo-
ments," WelcOtt, soloists, H. b. uy-
gate and William Wallace; sermon by
pastor. subject, THE Supreme
Promise: I" postlude. "Postlud In A
Minor" Calkln; 1915 O'Clock, Sunday
school: 630, Senior Epworth League
1870, preaching service; musical pro-
grams, organ recital (al "Priere a
Notre Dame,' Boellmann; o. March, 81
Weber; (c) "Chanson Triste," Tschal-
kowsky; anthem, The Lord Is My
Light" Williams, sololst. Miss Edna
Anderson; offertorie anthem, Il VIII
Praise Thee o Lord" Allen; sermon
by pastor, subject, True Faith !" solC
after sermon by Mrs. W. c. Highfeld
postlude, lected
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
SHOW VIEWS OF
SACRED Jericho
Holy Land Picture Sermon
at Hanover Again on
Sunday Night
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
TO GIVE MUSICAL

In Wlnover Presbyterian Church.
Boulevard and Eighteenth street to-
morrow evening the Rev Charles Il.
Bonner, pastor, will continue his SER
les OF travel sermons on THE Holy
Land.r preaching on The subject
Down 10 Jericho" This Is the third
sermon Of the series on the two prev
iOus Sunday nights. Mr.. Blhler haV-
ing taken his hearers TO JOppd ana
b. Jerusalem. Mkt sunday night
week The series will take those inter
esled TO Nazareth. Beautiful c0lored
slid S illustrate the sermons and so
interesting has the series become that
many persons could not be seated IN
the church last Sunday night. Mem
hers Of the Washington lllghts
neighb0rhOOd are particularly urged
to hear tomorrow nights sermon.
I'm the morning Mr.. BOhner viii
preach on the subject, Hidden
Springs Of Comfort" The sermon
Will indicate the track along which
great mans thoughts ran, making
possible his noble career.
ON Wednesday evening the nast0l
will continue his series OF studies or
christian Living" speaking or
"Ohcying God"
The next quarterly communion
service will be held in Hanover
Church on Sunday, December ~. An
other class Of new members VIII D.
received into the church at that time
Miss Bertha Harlan OF Hanover, WI
give a stereopiicon lecture. on First
Central Church on China" on mex
THURSDAY evening. Miss Harlan re
Gently vsitd China.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
STRIP P. & ].
JERSEY PLANT
u. S. Shipping Board Dis
Disposes of Material of
Gloucester Property
TO BE SOUGHT

GLOUCESTER. n j.. Nov. 27.-Tho
officials Of the United states Shipping
Boar. stationed al the Pusey & Jones
shlpyard. are disposlng OF everything
which the shipping Board purch ased
since 10 took charge Of the shtpyard
two years ago. All Of the material,
especially the iron and pipe. is belng
sold to dealers and junk firms and Is
being carted away. BY the time that
the government officials get through
at the plant and restore the shlpyard
10 the puscy & Jones Company % ere
Will be no material LETT az the plant.
There viii be nothing but the build
ings and machinery left. II looks as
though everything that can be moved
Is being offered for saie, but Just how
much Is being received cannot be
| learned.
When ConrGss meets next month
an Investigation Is to be made OF M
plant and the activities of the ship.
ping BOARD since u took on arge. SOM
Interesting developments are locke,
for. The Investigation will be askeC
Cor by United States Senator Freling
lhuysen. who has been appealed 20 b,
both the company and the city ON
clale
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
A. G. CURRY A VISITOR.

Albert C. Curry. formerly reporter
on the Morning News, who went 10
Portland. Ore. about twenty years
ago. renewed old acquaintances hero
several days ago. Mr.. Curry went
west with William J. Hoffman, also
newspaper man. and both immediately
went with the Oregonlan. since whFch
time both have prospered. About two
years after ne arrive in Portland MT
Curry and a friend bought a traot OF
land about two miles outside IN city
and. when the traction company de-
cllned TO extend tl--T railway 70 mo
site the two had the work done them
selves. they then sold their land into
building lots.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27

The Swiss have always been IA
nous for their clocks. Many OF the
clocks manufactured by them not
only struck the hours, but also the
quarters and halves.
One OF the Swiss clocks Is shown
In the illusir,rlo Il has works OF
brass, while ~ case Is inlaid. Like
many other clocks Of that time, 4.
has little screens al the side to allow
the sound b escape.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
ILNERRRnOK SERVICES.

At SilyerbrOOk Methodist Episcopal
Church. opposite Union Park Gar
dens The first service OF the day
win begin at 1925 O'Clock. The Rev.
ElwOod Jolfs the pastor. viii
prrach at this service, his subject be-
ing God with Us"
Sunday school at 2i5 O'Clock. The
EpwOrth League will hold its devo-
tional meeting at Gas o'clock.
The evening preaching service will
be devobed 20 evangelism. The serv-
ices will bgin at 73O o'clock the first
psft OF the meeting being devoted TO
organ selections, special choir num-
bers and congregational singing. The
pastor will take as his subject, "nhe
Angel OF Deliverance."
Glass meeting Tuesday evening at
O'Clock. The mld-weck class anc
prayer service IN charge OF the pastor
win be held Wednesday at s o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
P. R. R. LAYING
HEAVIER RAILS
Replacing lOO-Pound Rails
With Those Of Us and
130 Pounds
NEEDED FOR
HARD SERVICE

Heavier rails are rapidly replaoing
the lighter tracks In the main lines
Of the Pennsyly mia Railroad from the
philadolphia terminal 10 New York,
Baltimore and the middle west. ac-
cOrding TO a report issued by the rail-
road yesterday
The constantly increasing weights
OF locomotives and cars and he strain
OF increasing traflc have neoessitaied
repealed installations OF heavier rails.
After "a year OF experimenting, the
cOmpany's experts found that tho
present iO0-pOund tracks could be 70
placed by those weighing i25 and $50
pounds 10 the yard with greater safe
Siy and more substantial qualities Of
| endurance.
Total main line trackage amounts
| 10 1912 miles. OF mis-, more than 70
Inihs has been replaced with th1
| heavier rails.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
EXPERTS TO TALK
ON fruit RAISING
Program for Peninsula Hor-
ticultural Society Meet
ing Next Week
GOVERNOR, MAYOR
AMONG SPEAKERS

Wesley Webb. secretary-tr asurr OF
the Peninsula Horticultural Society
today made public the following pro-
gram or subjects and speakers for the
sessions Of the society at its thirty
fourth annual meeting in the Hotel
dupont next Tuesday. Wfda sday and
Thursday:
Tuesday morning. A o'clOck-Meci-
ing called 10 order by the pr sid Mt.
nr. II. p. Mcdowell: addresses OF
Welcome. Mayor Taylor and A. d War
ner, president Wilmington Chamber
OF Commerce; response, Orlando Har-
rlson, Berlin, Md, presidents address,
DR.. II. B. Mcdowell.
Tuesday afternoon, 2 o'clock-"The
Home Orchard and Garden" Prof. w.
5 DrOman. New York; Commercial
Apple Growing" John H. Barclay.
Cranbury, n. j.; Varieties OF Fruit
Recommended for the Delaware and
Chesap- -ak. Peninsult.n G. Hale Har-
rlson,. Berlin, Md; "A Prune Of North
American ORIGIN" Prof. l.. r. neticn,
of Delaware College: Handling a
Thousand Acre Orchard" A. n. Brown.
GEORGETOWN, Del
Tuesday evening, 730 o'clock
Music, conducted by William White.
Wilmington; address. Hon. John G..
| Townsend. Jr., Governor OF Delaware /:
Landscape Gardening. Lantern Slide
/ Views. Mrs Francis Y. Kite, philadel
phia; The Rogle's Gallery" Lantern
Slide Lecture, Prof r. n. Cory. Uni
/ yerslty OF Maryland: address. Edward
James Cattell, city statistician. phila-
| delphia.
Wednesday morning. 900 o'clock
] tTnn DWnnInra- ~ Coil I'm
/ Or. W. d. Hurd. Washington: "The
| Fertilization Of Orchards" Prof. An
/ ihony, Pennsylvania State College
! The Special Use Of Suphate of Am
monia,' r. w. Harvey New York;
| Controlling the japanese Beetle" c.
/ II. Hadloy. RiverlOn. y ].
Wednesday afternoon, 200 o'clock
| Federal Quarantines Dr. Karl r
kellerman, Vice-presdent Federal
| Horticultural Board: "The Relative
Value of Dust and LIQUID Sprays FOR
The Control Of the Principal Appl,
Insects, Or. Thomas J. Headlee. New
Dust Spraying Prof. C' h. Temple
University OF Maryland: "The Insect.
Of the Year" Prof. Ernest n. Cory
. ! University or Maryland
/ wednesday evening 730 O'Clock
''S1me Problems Of Delaware Agrlcul
ture." Prof C.. A. McCue. dean OF Az
riculture, Delaware College, Newark
"The Community Packing House
NJ. Stockton, Biglersville, Pa. "Mar
ketlng Organizations" Theodor,
Wade Federal Bureau Of Markets.
Thursday morning, 900 o'clock
THE Growing Of Tomatoes" Arthu
w. Rounds, Newark, Del: '-The Fu
ture Of the Tomato Industry" Prot
Thomas II. White, University o
Maryland; "rhe Med OF a Natlons
Marketing Organization" Willlar
WigtOn, Berlin. Nd
. Thursday afternoon. > o'clork-Rl
port on Fungus Diseases. Dr. Thoma
y F. Manns. paihOlogist, Delaware +,
2 pertinent Station, Newark; THE Cor
] troll Of Appln Scah." Round Table ni
0 cussion: "The Control OF Sweet pl
S tato Diseases" Or. Thomas r. Manni
]. Better Seeds" Dr. ID. ~ SlbOemake
> u. 5. Department OF Agriculture.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
0YIhe /
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.TUF TOUUIDDEN THING. .


Wallace Reid's picture Whats
Your Hurry2" is at the present busy
finishing its run at the Majestic
Theatre.
On Monday a sensational double bill
win begin is showing Allan Dwan' s
production THE Forbidden Thing
and the special feature THE Race OF
the Age" are the two factors.
In 'The Race OF the Ages," The au
diences will find something real. II /,
the screen document OF the immorta
race that Sir BarD0n. the Cmad an
horse lost on Labor Day 10 The Amer
lean superhorse Man o. War. Four
teen cameras were used In snappine
the scores OF scenes taken In the
stables before the race, the start, the
judges stand, entire lnfelds, tne
grand stand and different points OF
The track as the American horse low
cred tho track record by five seconds
and wOnS75.OOO In cash and a 5000
gold cup. BY means OF a slow motion
picture camera used at one section Of
the track, the muscles coming into
action as Man o. War sped around the
path are shown plainly and the finish
where the American horse whizzed
past the line. Is thrilling.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
DIR. ALLISON TO TALK
ON FORGIVENESS

Second Baptist Church, "The Church
With a Welcome" will hold services
tomorrow as follows: Morning wor-
ship at 1890 o'clock, sermon by Or.
GeOrg u. Alison, subject "rhe
Forgiveness OF Sins" Special muse by
the choir, under direction OF Miss
Virginia Fuller; Blbh school at noon,
with Mens Glass, led by the minister ;
Young Peoples service at 6.i5. fader
Miss Mildred Buoy. evening praise
serviCe at T.. 10 p. m. with sermon by
DR.. Allison. subject Buying Real Es-
tate in the Kilgd0m Of God" The
congregational hymns will all be
chosen from Bernard OF ClairvauX,
the medieval molk who wrote songs
OF the Christ.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
UNITED PREsBYTERIAN.

AZ First United presbyterlan
Church, Third and Broome streets, the
Rev. n. n. Calhoun, pastor; Sabbath
school at 10 o'clock; morning service
az A o'clock, sermon theme. "The
Pilgrims and the Bible :" Christian
Endeavor Society at GAS o'clock; the
evening service at 745 o'clock. In
the evening the pastor will preach on
Back TO Fundamentals" The Junior
Missionary Society meets on Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
IIklS nANlT

Women who assisted the Elks' en-
terialnment committee In arranging
for the dance and 500 given for the
Elk Christmas Charity Fund last
Thursday will be given a turkey din
ner by the Elks In the Elks' Home
next Tuesday nlght In appreciation
for their service. The usual Tuesday
evening dance win start at $50 o'clock.
The Elks Will give another dance In
the New Century Club on Wednesday
December IS
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
LEMEs AGGIEs TAKE TRIP

High School inspected sclf-feeders for
hogs on Mr. ThompsOn's farm near
Lew 3. The discussion on proper
Housing and Feeding Devices FOR
Swine" were taken up flrst On class
as a regular part OF the work. and
continued on the flcld trip where
actual stlf-feeders for hogs were IN
use. Thte advantages and disadvantages
were pointed out by the instruction
during the discussion.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
GetDr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry Of thousands
since DIR. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards. a prachcing physician
for II years and calomel's old-tIme
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid hvers-
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets dc. not
contain calomel. but healing, soothing
vegetable Laxative
No griping is the keynote" of these
little sugar-ooated. olive-colored tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
20 unnatural action.
Ifyou have a dark brown mouth =
had breath-a dull, tired feeling SICK
headache-torpid hver-constpanon-
you'll find quick. sure and pleasant re-
suits from one or two OF DR.. Edwarus
Olive Tablets at bedtime ac
Thousands take them every night Just
to keep right. Try them. 10 and aos
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
TnINTTY NJ. h. CHURCH.

"Ruth's ChOice" will be the theme
at the morning and evening services
The sermons win be preached by The
Rev Z. II Collins.
The class meeting will be held az
Q o'clock in charge Of John NJ. Lacey.
Tho Bible school will meet at
o'clock, C. w. Cooke, Jr., superln-
tendent Thc Epworth League will
meet at Gas o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
TWO PASTORS TO
PREACH AT NEWPORT

The Rev. ]. H. Beauchamp. superln-
t-ndent OF the Good VIII Industries
will preach at the morning services IN
the Newport NJ. +. Church tomorrow
and the evening services Will be IN
charge Of the Rev. Mr.. Ely. Thl REV.
Il. II. Wells OF Wesley VI. z. Church.
win preach at the afternoon session
OF the VI 2. Church at stanton.
Tho Rev. r. X Moore, pastor OF me
Ncwport Church has been called 70
Baltimore by the death Of the mother
Mrs. Moore
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
ZION LUTHERAN CHRCH.

The advent season VIII be observed
at Zion Lutheran Church tomorrow
with a special serrSn in the evening.
The general subject will be: "The
Living God" the first topic being,
"The Personality ~ God" for tomor-
row at 7.30 O'Clock. German services
are held at 10 30 o'clock. The sermon
tonic for tomorrow is Jesus Enters
Through the Gate" German Sunday
school at 9.30 a. m. English at 2i5
n m
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
EZION NJ. ID. CHInCH.

The Rev. J. w. King. pastor OF
EziOn NJ. + Church will preach
there tomorrow morning on the
theme, The Handwriting on thu
Wall" The order OF services at the
church viii be: 1890 O'Clock. class
meetings; $50 o'clock, Sunday school.
O'Clock, Epworth League, Mrs. Clara
Cook. president; 7.45 O'Clock, sermon
by the Rev. z. S. Carr Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
MONTH BAPTIST CHURCH.

Norlh Baptist Church, Lineoln
street near Delaware avenue, william
l.. petlingill. pastor; Edward p: WASH.
burn, associate pastor. Preaching at
1890 o'clock and 7.45 o'clock by the
associate pastor. Morning subject
sThe Age OF the Ages" evening,
Pour Little Things" Bible school
az noon.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
An nm GAnnICK

June ElvIdge, the famous moving
picture star. will be at the GarTick
Theatre next week, where. under the
direction Of Jos. Hart she viii be star
red In "Zobcda the Crystal Gazer," by
Albert Cowles. the author OF Under
Orders" Miss Elvidge heads a strong
Broadway cast. which includes Carl
DeAngelo. Henry Curvey, Herbert Del
more and Oscar Briggs. Miss ElvidEe /.
reputation IN the movies Is well
known, and It Is said that her success
on the stage Is quite as well estab-
lished. Her act rs one % The features
OF rollicklng comedy bin at The Gar
rick next week. there being sever
other acts.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
YOU BUILD
YOUR NEW HOME

We are told that building costs are
going 20 approach prc-war levels as
spring building time draws mar. There
are many details That make or mar
the personality OF a house according
20 the thought that Is given them.
The frcplace is one OF the things
your guests win notice first Is your
new home.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
Mt SALEM N. r.

Services at Mt. Salem NJ. y. Church,
Sineteenih and Mt. Salem Lane, the
Rev Leonard White, pastor, viii oe
ss follows: Sunday school at 9.i3
o'clock; preaching service at II
O'Clock. sermon subject, patient
Waiting" e, e..s,,,
schooi at $50; Epworth League de-
yotional service at 6.i5; at 7.30 inc,
nasior will preach on Lies Films. j,
IN Thursday evening the brotherhood1
will have at its guests the Brothesr-
hood OF Epworth Church, whose de-
gree team will do the initiatory work
for a class Of new members.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
SCOTT CHURCH.

At Scott NJ. y. Church, Seventh anC
Spruce streets, the Rev. T. j. Sard
pastor, the services tomorrow will be
mon by the pastor; subject. "Wh!
stand Ye Here All the Day Idle2" sun
day School at 9 o'clock; Epworn
League at $50 o'clock AT 7.30 o'clock
song service and sermon by the pas
tor. subject Moral Insanity"
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
CALVARY EPISCOPAL.

Calvary EplscOpa Churoh. Thlrd
and Washington streets. the Rev r.
II. Stevens, rector. FIRST Sunday after
Trinity: 730 o'clock, Corporate cele-
braticu OF the holy communion for
men; go o'clock. church school: 30 s.
o'clock. morning prayer and sermon
Z o'clock victory guild; 7i5 o'clock,
evening prayer and sermon, subject
..T'hn Fare 20 Tarshlsh"
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
unIINESs Mission

The Rev. +. r. ClOugh has rented
the mission, 40 East Seventh street,
formerly known as Free Methodist
Mission" it will now be called
.TIolinrss Mission" Services Sunday
40 o'clock. Sunday School; ii o'clock,
preaching: 7 o'clock, song and praise
service: g O'Clock, preaching; Friday
nlrhL. class. 40 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
cooUWAN r. CHURCH.

Services at Goodman NJ. p. Church,
Pourbeenth and dupont streets To-
morrow will be as follows: Class
meeting AZ 930 o'clock, morning wor-
shin at 1870 O'Clock, subject, Forces
FOR Concord:" Sunday school at 2ia
p. NJ; Epworth League at 6A5 p NJ
led by the pastor; evening worship
the pastor preaching on the theme,
'srhe Great Challenge"
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
cFVFNTU nay ADVENTISTS.

AZ the First Sey nth Day AlVenlists
Church. Howland street hetweel Gay
ION aud Dupont a-id Eighth and Ninm
streets. the order OF services Is. as fol-
lows, PRAYER meehlg. "Wednesday
evening az s O'Clock; sabbath school
.orv saturday at 9.i5 a. m. preac,h.,
- services at II O'Clock, oonducD. q
Inv the Rev. r. p. Collieri Young
peonle's meeting at 3O'clOck.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
RETmANY BAPTIST

At the Bethany Baptist Church, the
Rev. Charles e.. Earle. u. p, WI
preach at 1890 O'Clock on Causes
and Cures OF the Present Contagion
Of Crime" AZ 730 o'clock the topic
will be "The Scientific Demonstra-
ton OF Immortality Special fea-
ture Of workship Is the pastors choir
OF % hOys and girls.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
INST ITALIAN CHTRCH.

The First Italian Presbyterian
Church. Dupont and Seventh streets.
hold services tomorrow as follows
At 9.45 a. M. the Sunday school will
celebrate the landing Of the Pilgrims
with appropriate exercises. Preach
ing services at ii a. m. and in the
evening al 73O O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
CUP TASTED or CARBOLC ACIn.

DALLAS, IeX.-When L. SoOLL an
eXpressman, tasted carbolic acid IN
the ono drinking cup. he took a look
around The oillce and found b. B. Beck
ham, 32. suffering from carbOlio poi
son. Beckham, married and out OF a
job. had taken acid from The cup.
~ 8 likely 20 recover.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
RALLY At Mt. LEBANON.

The annual rally day services OF
Mt. Lebanon NJ. E, Church OF Rock
and evening with preaching by the
Rev p. De Shields at 1880 o'clock in
the morning and the Rev. ]. H. Beau
champ az 730 in the evening.
Rev. Howard McBard, Of Clayton,
will preach at Mt. Lebanon NJ. =.
Church on Tuesday evening at the re-
viyal servlcts.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
SPECIAL SERVICES
AT ST. STEPHENS

Al st. Stephens Lutheran Church
Tho Rev Frederic Doerr, pastor. Tat
nau street near Seventh, tomorrow
the services will be OF a special char-
acter. The morning subject VIII ne
''rhe Realized Kingdom" The own.
inc. ~The Call into the Kingdom.
special music at both services.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
THE FIRST ADVENT
SERMON THEME

Services at Holy Trinity Lutheran
church Twenty-third and Madison
STREETS tomorrow will be In charge OF
: b Wicker, acting pastor. The Or
der OF the days services will be Bible
school AL 20 o'clock; morning worship
al a O'Clock, 'srhe First Advent; y,
n Soelety. 7 o'clock: wspers. l5o
o,elock subject, "The Making OF Ira
dfffon -
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
MN sMTnEs p. y. CHURCH.

Services tomorrow at Old Swedes
Church. Seventh and Church strseIs'
will be n charge or the heN. hoIri. /.
Bell vicar, as follows. a. m, .S holS
cor,r,,rnion5 A a. M, m0rling PRAYER
.n5 sermon. :. 80 Sunday school; 1.5O'
sveoinr nrayer and sermon.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
COP HAD REAL RATTLE WITH PIG

TOLEDO, O.-FOr IS minutes. Single
handed. patrOlman Gordon here bat
tied with a vagrant Finally ne lad
tho prison. by the hoofs, as IL were.
and "fcft cum d" him. Prisoner
weighed 70 pounds and Is now being
fed with a spoon at police h, adpuar-
tors. He's a baby pig.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
FsSTT AXE PRFsRYTFRIAN

Al Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
Corner TNNenty-seventh and Market
streets, the Rev. Trevor p. Mordecal,
pastor. there will be preaching tomor-
row morning and evening ny ule
nastor. subject. 1890 o'clock, Vary
ln'v Moods" Subject. 7.30 o'clock,
''The Infldel." Sunday School and
other meetings at the usual hours.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
MILTON FOLK BuRN wO0D.

Sp0clal % The EVCnlng JourndI.
GEORGETONNlN, Del. Nov. Zl.-lne
thriving little town OF Milton, located
on The Broadkiln river, Is threatened
with a coal famine, not a ton being
Obtainable In N yards there. Wfi1le
the residents in that locality are able
10 obtain wood. farmers are asking
such high prices for a that long since
1t has been found more economical
10 buy coal.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27

ton OF the wonderful photoplay,
"Humoresque. without the slightest
exaggerailon. this Is a photOplay that
viii last for the years, perhaps for no
other r asol than II Is The story OF
something that has come triumphant
through centuries and centuries
mOiherlove and motherfaith.
Vera Gordon plays the mother
CASTOR Glass Is the son and Alma
Rubens the sweetheart.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
WtIMORFSOJT

Rex Beach's photoplay The North
Winds Malice" and Charlie Chaplln's
comedy THE Adventurer," are finish
ing their engagements at the Queen
Theatre today.
Next week at the Queen will be one
OF the most important weeks Ia the
phOtOplay history OF Wilmington be
cause Il Is reserved for the presenia-
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
LOWER BRANDYWINF

There win be special services in the
Lower Brandywine Presbyterian
Church. beginning Sunday evening at
73O O'Clock and continuing through
the week. The Rev. j. l.. Gilnllan,
the Rev. Thomas Kerr. the Rev. J..
d. Blake and the Rev. Floris Ferwerda
win assist the pastor.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
IlIaTANUFL p. n. CHURCH.

Immauel LhurCh, SeVonIeenth and
Riverview av nue., the Rev. Charles
W. Clash, rector. viii hold services
tomorrow as follows: Holy O0mmun-
ion, 7.f5 a. m..; Church School. 9.4l
O'Clock; mor1.ng prayer and sermon,
a o'clock; cvtnlng prayer and SER
mon. 7.i5 p. m.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
no SFLL NEWLIN ESTATE.

At an adjourned session OF Orphans.
Court yesterday, Chancellor Charles
lin, deceased.
Evening journal., 1920-11-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.

Services VII be held az FIRST
Church OF Christ, Scientist, Park
place and Van Buren street, tomo-
row at n O'Clock and at 8 O'Clock,
subject OF the lessOn-sermon, AN
cient and Modern Necromancy, Alals
Mesmerism and Hypnotlsm, De-
nounced."