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Evening journal., 1920-03-20
ZION 1I-TUFRAN.

Services tomorrow at Zion Lutheran
Church will be held as follows: At
1890 O'Clock. sermon in German, by the
pastor. the Rev IS. @. Won Bosse. on
The "The Centurion's Testimony; :" In
English at 730 O'Clock In the latter
service the public examination OF this
Years English catechetical class, num-
bering eighteen boys and girls, viii be
held In the fundamentals o. religion.
The examination will last about an
hour and take the place of the usual
sermon.
sunday school at go and 2f5 o'clock.
Tuesday The Young Peoples Society
meets. Lenten services are held on
Wednesday and Friday at g O'Clock.
The speaking subject for Wednesday
is IS Healhen's Testimony for Fri
day, the German examination has been
reserved. on Wednesday Mrs. Levin
Nelson and Mrs. Walter Alelson-Stom-
mel VIII sing a duet.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
sT. LUKE,s REToRMEp.

At St. Luke's Reformed EplscopaI
Church. Monroe and Eighth streets. the
Rev William Lamming. rector. services
Will be: Morning prayer and sermon
at i0i5 o'clock; sunday School at ,
o'clock; evening prayer and sermon
at 73O o'clock. Wednesday. at O'Clock,
mid-week service. Thursday, ~
o'clock, fourth special Lenten SC. vice.
Dr. William Freemantle. d. D.. OF Phil
adelphia. viii preach; subject, Learn
to do we'll"
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
ANOVER SHOWS
STEADY GROWTH
louuent Sermons and High
Quality Music Win Church
Many Friends
PASTOR IN THE
PULPIT TOMORROW

Services IN Hanover Presbyterian
Church, Eighteenth street and Boule-
yard. tomorrow promises to be OF un-
usual interest. In addition TO two
timely subjects on popular subjects by
The pastor, the Rev. Charles II. Bohner'
there will be a special musical pro-
gram at each service. Mrs. Leonard p.
Wales, soprsno sololst, singing at bolh
the morning and the evening service.
Mrs. Wales was heard In the church
for the first time last Sunday and made
a decidedly favorable impression.
From this time on the music will be OF
unusually high order and a feature
ihat Is expected 20 win the church
many more members and friends. Dur
ing the year more than one hundred
new members have been added 10 the
Hanover roll. a larger number Of ac-
cesslons Than Is likely 10 bo reported
by any other church In the Presbytery
" New Castle this year. Since coming
20 Hanover, a little more then a year
ago, the pastor has had wonderful sue
cess In his ministry and already mem
bers and friends Of the church are
convinced that II Will not be long be-
fore a larger church will have TO be
built on the present site.
Mr.. Bohner's morning subject to-
morrow will be "The Man Who Is at
HIS wits End His evening subject
win be "A Bigoted Kings Foolish Use
OF His PenkRlfe." The Endeavor So
cieties will meet tomorrow al the usual
hours. Mrs. J. T. LaBowe viii adj
dress the senior society.
40 the recent annual meeting of
Hanover Sunday School, Fred Somers
Price was reelected superintendent.
AZ the recent annual meeting Of ;he
church athletic association Robert t..
Robinson was elected president.
Mr.. Bohenr will address the Girls
Club on sunday night on Church
Doctrine"
In lieu Of the prayer service on
Wednesday night, Mrs. Lulu Lovejoy
shepard will speak In the church on
ihe Mormon Menace
The Girls Club will conduct bake
IN The Gas Company's Office on next
saturday.
The spring meeting or the Presby-
'ery of New Castle Will be held 10
Hanover Church on April - and i3.
Mr.. Bonner. Is the retiring moderator
~ ProsbY-ry.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
GOODMAN VI. Z. CHURCH.

Services at Goodman NJ Z. Church.
Fourteenth and dupont streets, will be
as follows Glass meeting at 9.30
O'Clock; preaching by the pastor. W
10. Harris. at i0i5 O'Clock: sunday
school at 2i5 o'clock The ole ing
win be FOR the building fund. Epworth
League at Gas o'clock, Will be IN
charge OF II. 5. Lynch. Evangelistc
services VIII be at 7.t5 O'Clock Since
this Is the last Sunday before confer
encc, Goodman is making it an every
member present day.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
SWEDISH VI. L. CHURCH.

Services at the Swedish NJ Z.
Church, No. iiii East Eleventh street.
the Rev. Joseph Karllny pastor. will
be held at The usual hours; morning
worship, 1890 O'Clock; Sunday school
~ o'clock; Epworth League, Z o'clock
evening service, 730 o'clock. The sub
ject at the morning hour will be "Jesu:
Weeping Over jerusalem" At the
evening service Mr.. Davis. head OF th'
educational department OF the local Y
NJ. c. A., will be the speaker
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
ME- REIIIEL RApIIsr.

W. Belhel baptist Church No. ii6
West Front street. viii have services
at 1890 o'clock, preaching by the pas
tor. the Rev. Z. =. Corbin, subject.
Run, Speak 10 That Young Man..
covenant meeting at noon; B. Y. p. T.
meeting at 6 o'clock; 7.i5 o'clock
preaching. subject. "Trip % Hell;'
communion, 9lj o'clock; Wednesday
night, missionary meeting; Thursday
night, peanut grab; Friday night pray
or meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
REruRN TO Con.

Services at Madelcy NJ. E Church TO-
morrow will be: Glass meeting at 900
o'clock, led by John II. Ford, At 1890
O'Clock, the pastor. The Rev. l.. NJ.
Broadway, VIII preach on The Efforts
OF Relationship With Christ" The
Sunday school VIII meet at 2.i5 o'clock
with the superintendent r. G Conner
in charge, and Richard smith leading
the singing At Gas o'clock the devo-
tional service OF the Epworth League
will be held. At 7.9O o'clock John II
Ford viii direct the choir In LEADING
a song service. and the pastor vii
preach at 8 O'Clock. subject Return &
God %
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
SPECIAL SERVICES AT ST. STEPHENS

IOmorrOW, Passion sunday, VIII be
an important day at Il. Stephens s
Lutheran Church. In the morning the
Rev. Frederic Doerr VIII speak on "The
Price Of Redemption" In the evening
he VIII speak on Mans Indispensable
Agent The choir viii appear in new
vestments on Sunday. There VIII be
special and appropriate music There
VIII be-a Lenten service on Wednesday
evening.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
SWEDISH BAPTIST

AT Plrst Swedish Baptist Church,
Nandeyer avenue and Church street
services will be: 30 85 o'clock. morning
meditation; subject, The Great Revela-
tion; II o'clock. Bible school; Gas
O'Clock, Young Peoples meeting: go
O'Clock. preaching service. subject.
The Voice Of the Dead" Tuesday, B
o'clock, Young Peoples business meet
ing; Thursday, 7.i5 o'clock. Bible study
and prayer service.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
AT MT. ENON CHURCH.

AZ Mt. EnOn Baptist Church. tomOr-
row the Rev. A. G. Scott, pastor. dea-
cons union platform service VIII be
held morning and evening. Deacons OF
other churches are invited 90 attend.
Sunday school Will be at o'clock: b.
Y p. u. at O'Clock. and prayer meet
Ing "Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
MT. PISCAH A II

At Mt. Plsgah A. u. Church. Taylor
and Buttonwood streets. the Rev. George
C.. Collins, pastor, services will be: If
o'clock, preaching by the pastor: 1890
o'clock. classmeeling; o'clock. Sunday
school; 7 o'clock, Christian Endeavor; (;
s o'clock, preaching by the Rev. Nc
Sorley.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
kINGsMnnh NJ. p CnunCm.

At Kingswod ". L. Church. Eigh-
lecnlh and Claymont streets, the Rev.
Charles C.. Harris. pastor. will preach
in the morning at 1870 o'clock on
"paurs Words TO the Brethren" The
speaker at The evening service at 730
o'clock WI be Miss C.. r. Swartz. ma
tiolal field secretary OF tse Woman S
Icme Missionary Society. sunday
school meets at , o'clock. Epworth
League at CHS o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
IrNION A NJ n. CuujRCu

Services tomorrow will be as follows
at The Union American NJ. r. Church.
Twelfth and French streets. the Rev.
Edward s. Rice. pastor. a o'clock SER
mon by lhe Rev. Isaac II. Trowery. of
Downingiown, followed by class meet
ing. 230 o'clock sabbath School, Mrs
Laura Y. Williams, superintendent and
rehearsal OF Easter music; Z O'Clock
Spencer Christian Endeavor. Mrs. Cor
nelia Y. Coursey president. o'clock.
sermon by the Rev J. II. Trowery.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
CHRsTIlN sCIENTIST.

The First Church OF Christ. scientist
Will hold services Sunday morning al
n o'clock. and Sunday evening st g
o'clock. The subject for the lesson
sermon Is Matter" on Wednesday
evening a testimony meeting Is held
from 6 TO . o'clock. The SUNDAY school
convenes at n o'clock Sunday morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
RICHAPDeON pARk

Richardson Park Methodist Episcopal
Church, The Rev. George w. Bounds.
pastor: Services tomorrow Will be as
follows: 1870 o'clock preaching by The
pastor and reception OF mamb rs; 1915
o'clock session Of the Sunday school
and annual Offering for missions; 100
o'clock sermon and reception Of mem
bers, followed by revival services.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
EAsTLAKE pREsRYTFRIANs

Eastlake Presbyterian Church, pas
tor the Rev. T. P. Mordecai, will hold
morning service at 1880 o'clock. sub
iect. THE Death Struggle;" evening
service, 745 O'Clock. subject, "Wolves
OF the Night" A young mans get-to-
gether soclable given by the Mems
Bible Glass VIII be held on Thursday.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
WESLEY SERVICES.

At the evening service in Wesley NJ
r. Church. at 730 o'clock tomorrow
night. an probaiioners will be pres
ent TO be admitted into full member
ship. and an who desire 20 be received
upon probationary membership will
be accepted.
other services IN the day will be
$50 o'clock, class meeting; 1880 o'clock
preaching service: 1915 O'Clock sun
day School: and 6.45 o'clock Young
peoples meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
81 nANIEItS

At 81. Daniel A. NJ. Z. Zion Church
services Will be as follows: Il o'clock
preaching; 1890 o'clock class meeting:
? o'clock Sunday School; O'Clock
preaching by the Rev Mr.. Scott D. d. /;
7 O'Clock Christian Endeavor; O'Clock
Paul Lawrence Durbar Lodge OF Elks
will attend.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
BIG BETHEL CHURCH.

The program for Big Bethel Church
tomorrow will be as follows: 1890
o'clock. preaching by the pastor, Dr.
II. Y. Arnett": 1890 o'clock, class
meetings: 2.3O o'clock, Sunday school;
: O'Clock Christian Endeavor League; /;
s o'clock. preaching by The pastor.
Monday, official board; Tuesday
class meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
nIn sNEnES

Services at Old Swedes Church. the
Rev. Robert Bell, vicar, win be: s
O'Clock Holy Communion; i0.3O O'Clock.
morning prayer and sermon: 23O
o'clock, Sunddy school; 73O O'Clock.
evening prayer and sermon; Friday
evening, Litany and sermon, at las
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

Services will be held as follows by
the Volunteers OF America. Sunday
School, 23O O'Clock; open air service.
7i5 O'Clock, Fourth and Market streets
meeting In hall No. sos Shlpley street
s o'clock; preaching by The Rev. L.
r. Carter theme, Hell Is Your Doom
Without Christ"
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
ADVENTIST Meetings.

First Seventh Day ADVENTIST Church
Rowland slreet, between Clayton anC
dupont streets. The order Of service:
Is as follows: Prayer meeting, Wednes-
day evening at 745 o'clock; Sabbath
School every Saturday at 9.45 o'clock
preaching or other services at II
o'clock; Young Peoples meeting at
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
nIAfANUFL Pc CuuRCu

Immanuel p. 2. Churh services, The
Rev. Charles w. Clash, rector, tomor-
row, Will be: Holy communion, 74j
O'Clock; Sunday School, 9.i5 o'clock
morning prayer and sermon. II O'Clock
evening prayer and sermon, 7.f5 o'clock
Thursday, Feast OF the Annunclatlon.
holy communion. 10 30 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
A u. CHuRCH.

A. 4. Church. French street above
Eighth street, the Rev. J. w. Brown.
pastor. VIII hold services as follows
1880 O'Clock. preaching; ~ O'Clock,
class meeting; go o'clock. sunday
school; 7.i5 o'clock special sermon 70
the Daughters Of Conference, the Jun
ior Board Of Layton Home. the Home
Mite Missionary and women ushers viii
have charge.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
GERMAN RAPTIsT CnURCm.

The Promotion Committee Of the A.
lantic Conference will have charge Of
the morning service at 10 o'clock al
German Baptist Church. The Sunday
School meets at iii5 o'clock. In the
English service in the evening, the
pastor will spe3k on The Masters
Self-Restralnt.n
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
BAPTIST SERVICE

At the Eighth Street Baptist Church.
at Eighth and Scott streets, the pas
tor. the Rev. II. C. Jones. viii preach
at 1890 o'clock and 73O O'Clock: Sum
day school at 2 o'clock; mid-week
prayer meeting on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
EnATEnNAL spIRITIrAIIsr

Fraternsl Spirilualists' Church ser
vices Sunday, 7.3O o'clock. No. 9O7 Tat
nall street, conducted by Mrs. William
Moore. Messages by Mrs. Harley, Of
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-03-20
roNIClrr-RIG NICUT-To>Icur

Red Men ia war paint and full Indian
Costume. You can see them and other
Interesting things tonight at Red Mems
Pow-wow, Odd Fellows Hall. Tenth
and Kin -a--siss--Adv.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17
Text of Maryland Legislatures
Protest Against Ship Sale

resolution and memorial of the general assembly OF the
State of Maryland the President of the United States request
inc that the German taken the United States during the
sold less than its pdlue or to any corporation
organization whose ships do not fly the American flag and to
upon President to consider the expectancy OF operating
said ships under Government auspices:
Whereas it reported in the public press that the Ship
ping Board of the United States has under
sale the German merchant fleet taken by the United States
during the late war; therefore, be it
Resolved: That the general assembly of the State of
Maryland respectfully urges upon the President OF the Unea
States to defer the proposed sale German merchant fleet
taken by United States during the late for sum less
than their actual value to the international Mercantile Marine
or to any other corporation organization whose ships DO
not fly the American flag
And be it further resolved that it urge upon the Pres
dent of the United States consider the expedency of
ang said ships under Government auspices thus preventing
great financial sacrifice and rendering them available as
naval auxliaries in time of war;
And be further resolved that copies of these resolutions
be sent to the clerk of the senate and clerk of the house OF
delegate to be the President of the United States to
the Chairman of the United States Shipping Board and to the
Senators and Representatives in Congress for Maryland
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No Drugs or Alcohol
In Father Johns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
food elements which give strength to ward
on diseaae-Advt
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Maryland Legislature Calls On
Wilson To Stop Sale Of Ships
REPUBLICAN SENATOR
and DEMOCRATIC
DELEGATE ACT

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Feb. 17-"Savc
our ships" was echoed through the
! Maryland legislature at IT'S session
last night, and because OF the strong
est kind OF sentiment throughout the
State OF Maryland that the present
| is the time for the laying of The
| foundation OF the United States Mer =
chant Marine. and that the ships now
the property OF the Federal Govern
ment should either be held by the
United States or sold to the American
organization. members OF the Mary
land legislature last night offered
| n Joint resolution in the State senate
| and the house OF delegates to urge
| President Wilson to defer the sale
of the German merchant fleet taken
during the war by act OF Congress.
No Party Lines Drawn.
That this feeling is shared by Dem
ocrats and Republicans alike is evil
denced by the fact that the resolu-
| ton was introduced in the house by
| a Democrat and In the Senate by a
Republican. Its sponsor in the House
was william l.. Buck. Democrat. from
| the first legislative district OF Balti-
more city. Its sponsor in the Senate
was Senator George Louis Eppler, OF
Allegheny county.
In introducing the resolution Sena-
tor Eppler stated he considered tn"
sale Of the ships as proposed by the
Shipping Board of such moment that
he asked II be the special order of
the day. President Norris ruled that
the regular procedure required that
| II be FIRST sent to the committee IL
was accordingly sent to the commit
I tee on Federal Relations Senator
Grason, OF st. Mary's county. also n
| Democrat, stated that the resolution
would be favorably reported by his
committee at an carly date.
Subsidiary Of Britain.
Senator Eppler. who feels deeply on
this subject. stated: The interned
| German vessels now in the hands OF
| the United States Shipping Board
have been appraised by expert United
| States naval officials in the sum OF
$c15, 900 900. It has been reported that
| the United States Shipping Board Is
! about to dispose Of this Government
property DR. the sum of 32s.000,o 900 tc
an organization known as the Inter
national Mercantile Marine, which Ii
said to be a subdiary Of the British
government.
| The purpose of this resolution 1:
to present wildly to the members o.
the Maryland assembly and the PEG
| pie of our State this unfair. unbusi
nesslike. and exceedingly unpatrioti'
disposition of the great number o.
valuable ships in the possession o.
the United States Shipping Board. A
limited States Merchant Marine mus
| be built up. IL need be, with the
financial assistance OF the Fedora
Government. so that American good,
may be carried in American bot
toms"
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from Chairman Payne. OF the Ship
ping Board. that the dry" passenger
liners of the Government could not
compete with wet" passenger liners
OF foreign registry.
IF prohibition was the only handi-
cap to successful American passenger
ship service. not ship would be
Sold" continued Wheeler. "The ad-
vent Of prohibition simply serves as
an excuse for covering up other con-
ditions that have more to do with
passenger ship troubles than the alb
sence of liquor. Other nations ioper-
ate their ships under more favorable
conditions as to wages, cost Of serv-
ice, and fewer handicaps and en-
couragement by legislation"
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SALEOF SHIPS
CALLED CRIME
r. c. PendIeton, Noted Maritime
Authority, Denounces Project
Before Senators.

These German ships ought not TO
be sold-such an act would be al
most criminal. They ought TO be
operated by the American Govern
ment"
r. c. Pendiston, chairman OF the
Atlantic Carriers Association, and
one of the nations leading authori-
ties on shipping. made this ringing
declaration before the Senate Com
mittee on Commerce yesterday.
u. s. Would Lose Them.
He declared that they would be lost
to the American people II they were
let out to private interests, which
would find IL difficult to operate pas
senker ships under american regis
try.
..What we want In . 100 per cent
Americas company. like the Panams
Steamship Company. to operate these
ship~ under Government regulation
and supervtsion." he declared.
This great fleet. the finest In the
world-for there Is no similar heet or
magnifcently built ships anywhere;
German thoroughness Is In every
rtvet of them-should be kept In one
sompany, and operated as q unit. To
break them UP among small bidders
would be fatal and means their ultf
mate loss to u.s."
The sinister policy OF the Interna-
tional Mercantile Marine with refer
etsce to American shipping was traced
by Mr. Rendletpn.
u Wrecked In 10 Years.
,tIf the German ships so to the In
ts&nationnI Mercantile Marine they
VIII be wrecked Inside Of ten or
twelve years. for the simple reason
that they will be wor. out. They will
not be kept In repair. 1t II the sys-
tesaatic, policy of the Intsrna tional
MercantjIe Marine not to operate mere
sh1pS than IL absolutely Necessary un-
der the tAnesican nag.
There will be a deliberate effort to
put these ships out of commission at
the earliest date possible
sThts company has waved fat on
Anerfcan mall subsidies and other
subventtons, but 1t has never done the
slightest thing, for American shipping.
Ii ASs never Ukit q ship In an Amer
lean shlpyard. 1t has spent hundreds
Of nailliens In constructing ships IN
British shipyarda- 1t II doing 20 now.
"The International Mercantile Ma
sine kas draws 11l.166 per week from
the Omitted States Treas1ry for years,
but III Has pursued . most sinister
policy ,t9ward American Singing"
: Mr., Papdleton believes that the
ships can ue operated by line
fnanotAllS supported BY the American
6o1eYnment, simil&r to the Panama
Steahsssfp line. ana that the nAinten-
AncS Of the feet as = unit, or under
taa az T. sfngfe company.
isathss only, safe policy for the. Gov
eminent to follow.
He declared that the Leviathan,
Part Of the meet which the Shipping
Board proposes to sell for $2S 5000 900,
cost SIB,O0O,000 when built, and could
not now be duplicated for $30,0OO,oo0.
Creates Sensation.
Mr. Pendleton's testimony created
a sensation among the members OF
the Senate Committee on Commerce.
He was questioned at length by SEN
ators Nelson and Jones. The testi-
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