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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
,33O.OO0,DOO VOTED FOR
FIVE YEARS. EVANGELISM
Interchurch Movement Aims TO
Cover Every Portion OF
the World

Atlantic City. n. J.. Jan 10 The
Interchurch World Movement 1T yester-
days session approved the first intefalied
evangeilstlc budget in the history ot the
Christian church, which totals 81 $50,
000,0 900, for program 10 cover the next
FIVE years
The budget provides fer evangelistic
work in every corner uf the nlted states
and in foreign fields, proper financing Of
hospitals and homes liberal awards to
struggling colleges, for The lighting of
social and industrial unrest, and living
wages Ia both ministers and misslonarfeE
II Is specified that no part oi the budget
shall he changed in any way by a board of
review 10 be appointed with equal repre-
sentation az al the denominations. with
out the consent of tine nenomiuatianal
Board directly affected Three hundred
and twenty millions are 10 be expended III
1920
Presbvterians and Methodlsts Joined ~
protesting the original aeleciIen oi the
period between April = and May rs
the time for the drive 70 raise this years
quota Dr Nolan Il Best editor q the
Continent. , Presbyterian complained
that the dates proposed by The committee
would conflict With the Presbyterian
every member canvas and moved that
the drive BE- referred a. February Ii 70
-, 1921
Dr David Downcy of Ncw York.
Methodist, called attention te Il derlara-
tion Of the Methodist lplscopal leader
that followers ~ that faith should par
ticipate IN no other drives until after the
Mcthodists Centenary Fund II SIP 600
O00 IS completed DIR Down.v SAID the
world surveys of the nter-chnrch World
l.
As basis for the $50. 100000 drive. arc
incomplete and incancluslve and nam
famed II would he impossible ~ organize
the participating churches Tor the tlmc
propt scd.
Defeat tor tho administration soerned
certain when DR. James | Nanve of Nash
vile, moderator Of tho PRESBYTERIAN Ghurch
South. took seue with the protesting
Methodist and Northern Presbyterian
leaders Tho tnltod States government
wouldnt have Cotton anywhere II 4 had
followed such procratinaiing policy IS
VIC arc proposing here. h. protested
The administration plan 70 have the
campaign this year was finally earned
Chambers Of Commerce, labor UNIONS
and manufacturers organizations are to
be enlisted DR. Daniel a Polling told The
conference today IN great interdennnu-
national lay1nen movement to fight cor
ruption IN municipal government, ex-
ploitation Of labor and other evils
During the great war, he sad, the
supreme call was for men 70 bear the
heavier physical burdens, men 10 pay the
stern prices of the world redemption In
the present crisis, which is above ell
crisis of the soul, the men Of America.
a. a result Of the cataclHsmic change
IN Europe are the last reserves Of the
Christian Church
l. was announced that the first ma
tional conference of the Laymen 4ctlvl-
ties Department will be held N Pitts
burg January 81. This meeting vii bring
representatives from eleven Pro
testant communions, and Is expected u
lend great impetus TO the creation Of Il
great ipteraliicd Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
GETTING WOMEh'S TRUE
ACE FOR CENSUS EASY
When She Refuses Enumerators
Tust Ask Neighbors Are You
Married Riles Them
prom The w York world


The seventh day of T'ncle Sam census
taking vent forward yesterday. uDhinder-
cd by drIzzlc. aud cold Workers ID some
II the districts reported ~ their inspect ors
7 complete cir9n-ap az their allotment
of names. though the time IS only hall
over
On the vhalc. reports Indicate that
citizens generally are disposed tofacilitaf"
this work uhich hev recognize A. neces-
sarv and important. but there has been 2
difFcultyIn securing accurate ages, sufti-
GENTLY widespread 10 attract comment. II
va suggested that there gas 4 shifting
of birthdays at the time nf the draft
by Young men dealroIs Of avoiding Tlli-
tarY service These men. not realizing the
census Is 4 sepa- ate matter, low are
afraid 10 admit their rca ages for lear Of
q comeback
Humorous, pathetIc and curious stores
OF their individual experiences are ex-
charged bv the census enuuleratnrs when
ever fhev get together One told Of a negro
woman who INSISTED she uas the head Of
the house, ard from thst position steadily
refused to be dIslodged Another told of a
Young negresS uho maintained her age
was seyentv-fhree YEAR. though she
claimed little rrl of iive and boy Of
three A. her children
An ms pector Who hAS charge Q: : lash
ionablr district said that during the t1et
davS Of the work bis enumcTstprs mad
trouble WITH women sho sent word By
the butler " 4 are II dinner now Please
come ag4In some tine iater.
Th. hestation 50 manY women ieel
about ,ielilng thtir age = the theme oi
some y the hest stores that .rc told
Nr> ZONES VITO lived u an apartment
house declined - giIe acs aye. huugh
she supplied AL IN other details wiling
Is The enunefator, q tactjul nlan, did
nor press the point. but rang the door
bell o Mrs Brown across the hall But
MrS Brown wouldn't tell her axe. either.
Nta Jones refused - give her axe,
sad the Wlly cnuTuerAtoT, but o. course
she Is al older woman than you are
/ should Say she Is. answered Mrs.
Brown with emphasis.
..IIo~ much older queried the enun-
orator
She Is exactly SIX Years older. said
Mrs Brown She was born III 1874, ou
June 10 | know her age to de-,
I am sorry you wont tell NE Your
age. said the enumcrator. and bowed
himself out smiling
IN Inspector on the east side said
that one of his workers had itst called
him on h. telephone IL great distress be-
cause door had beeu slammed IN her
face b4 III ulfed woman "a whom she
had pat the question Are YOU married
There isn / a1hIt II sugar in the ha0sr,
said The Indignant matron Bread IS 80
expensive cant atlord 70 eat l1t5le
Abie needs new e0at and no money -
buy IT. .Nud aoN inc Government insults
ne to know il I'm married
l.fet proportion of liz eta.u. IS
helne taken II women cnumeratogs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10

publican Senate and House than any
other influence in this country"
AS st the Washington Hotel dinner,
Mr.. Bryan voiced his views on prohi-
bition For one thing, he said;
II began attending political hanqucts
about forty years ago. The banquet
then was SO different from the banquet
last night that YOU would hardly recognize
them rs being Of the same party. Most
of the cost went for drink, The ban
ouet was divided into three parts. The
first was spent IN eating and drinking
mostly drinking the second In speaking
those speaking who were still able TO
speal7~-and the third was tho mopping
up.
''Those who were sober took those
who were drunk out from under the
tables, sorted them and said, What q
glorious night we've hadr That was
the Democratic banquet forty years ago.
II was the Democratic banquet twenty
years ago mighty change has taken
place when the buns have retired and
women have taken their places at u Demo
cratic banquet
While Mr. Bryan may be a Prcsi-
dental possibility now and then, he does
moi hesitate To Joke about himself. In
the early morning speech he said
Il have often noticed that at a re-
llglouS meeting when the time came to
conclude the exercises. the preacher IN
charge would turn to a superannuatcd
clergyman and ask him 10 pronounce tho
hencdiction. And it occurred 10 me that
after these living politicians hav" had
their say. | might have been called upon
to conclude the ceremonies
In the middle Of the laughter which
went over the hall man called out,
You still live, and Air Bryan smiled
bcamingiy,
All the illusions which MIR, Bryan
made 10 President Wilson were most
fattcring. At one time he said Of Pres
ldcnt Wilson's advocacy of the Currency
bill
No President since ANDREW Jackson
has had 10 show the courage he has
shown IN max ing that fight against organ
zed capital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
HIP POCKETS MISSION CONE.
Tailors viii Make Them ShalloNer Wow
Dry Tlmea Arc Here.

Ncw York Jan 10 Prohibition VII
sweep hip pockct In men troueer. ini,
innocuous dcenctude acoording 20 y pys-
diction ~ cxpcrto of tho International
Association u CloGhiug Drgnn- y /.
Yesterday issued an cdiot
'Maac thrrn mailer and shallowcr III
season
Commenting ia the attitude ~ uc
designer. George " Hcrrfnann, = u1cn1
bcy ~ the organization, aid
1T. illegal 70 tote a gin it5 unhandy
10 carry your handkerchief there, and you
can't buy anything but wood alcohol
fo pui in vpur flask. 50 thc pockc, II.
naturally viii shrink away
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
CEADMON. THE CowHERD.
Mary Ella Michener lioopes.

4 hc greatest anthem III saNoa Tongue
Are those THAT Geadman the coWhtfi
sung
He had left the feast and IL. dancers gaY.
And gone apart his lonely way
lie wa only Gealmon. h. could Iiat sing
No JOY "a others COULD III bring.
So be hurried away t. he lt,a r.Ws5e,i
And the barley straw va7 hi- ony bel
lie slept bnt ere he mafnlng bright
Appeared VISION "a his sigHf
An angel swift on Uings If llghf
Had come to ,eadman in the night
'sinu 10 me Ceadman, the angel sad
and then glory filed the shed
The gift 0i song. which |. diri0e
Ceadmau sald, can ne'er he tnlne
! am only Ccadman cannot sing
SAID the angel, Melody viii bring
So the angel OF old 10 Ceadmon told
Sing Of heaven and streets 81 gold.
Sing Of love and lts mighty power.
Whispered the angel in The qtiet hour
Sing Of SIN, and tell unto men
The pain. unrest, it will cause within
Ceadmon lived for years and the gift oi
song
IL used aud honored his whole life long
Wilmington IanHarr = 1920
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
CURED OF HERON
HABIT, BUT TOOK
SHOT OF COCAINE
Emma Cubbage Violated Parole
Declared She'd Never Do
it Again.
GOES BACK TO WORKHOUSE

After being paroled from the work
house Emma Cnhbapc, NogrcsS tried
some new dope and uhen arrPigned
III iiH 'ourt to-day. charged with having
broken her parole. she made the technical
defcnsc that she had not violated said
parole
4 was q heroin taker, Judge. YOUR honor,
saul she, and when got out va cured
Of that habit They told me cocaine
wouldn't male 30 habit. so took one
shot Of il II made me 50 sick | ain t
never goin TO take any moro of it
Gimme one more chance, Judge. and
! am never goln 10 take no drug. con
cluded the defendant
Judge IIaeinGs refused this plea and
sent this woman and also l.eus Ellsworth
back 10 the .,ark house cure
Thomas kiIay Chester shipyard
worker living in Wilmington, was ordered
10 rav his ffirrner wife - week for the
support Of his i-vear old child.
kiey VA lefn8rried and has another
child sincc his first wife divorced him IN
this CITY The so he sent has first wife on
Christmas eve Vas accepted IN the Yule-
tide spirit, So he reminded her If
this IN court today in rebuttal of her
testimony that he had gwen her nothing
tor u weeks. klleF earns 81 week
IL va aliowed ~ sign his awn bond
FOR $500
George Il Page. - years n age. vas
held ~ 1900 bail forthe Court Of General
Sessions on the charge Of larceny OF an
overcoat from Market street pool
rpoTn
The temporary order of sf2 veok
passed recently against Joseph NitoRsk X
for the support RI nis uife and se-eval
children VA today made permanent ~
Ildcc Hastings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
GEN. E. s. GREELEY DEAD.
New Haven Banker Rose Prom LieuteH-
ant to Brighten. in Civil War.

BY Associated Press 70 ESeryFvcntuS
Sew Haven, Conn Jan. 10 Gen I'd
WIN : Greeley who was hrevsted d
brlgadler-general II sb5 iar InerItorlons
conduct in action, and ii widely known
banker, died today IN his eighty-scYenth
year General Greeley went to war as
lieutenant Of local company winch he
organized He returned rs a brigadier
commander in St5 aud probably outlived
every other Connecticut man Who n
tanned that rank 70 the evil 1ea5 After
the war General Greeley made railway
and telegraph supplies and his company
strung wires for the opening Of the world
far at Chicago
The gold key with which President
Cleveland opened the fair vas gwen Is
Mr. Greeley THIS same key Wa used b.
President Mckmle2 to open the i LOUIS
exposition. and il wae tl.ed Il transmit
Chauncy VI DepW message around the
World distancy u 24516 mile- m =
and q haii Minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
NEW ATHLETIC APPARATUS.
Installed at Community Service Play
ground Tenth and Market.

1 new tol.1 bal eour aa-Ae aaI
court AMI 2 wooden back sop for ne
convenience ol The NAY groand Baseball
team, 81 euth aad Market streets have
been constructed ander the direction -
John AIarJln + Nalcal director for
rhe Wilmington Community Service
Through the ise, that The play ground
is cindered aDd covered ~3tn sayedu~t
das. like today when lots and other p.4N
grounds ar muddy Le bows assemble
At Tenth aud Market mere laey can play
without The discomfort ~ get ting muddy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
REVENGE MOTIVE FOR MURDER
Man and Wife Held for Death or T.attcr's
Adrnirer

Rochester, y. -, Jan 10 James l..
ODell and his wife, Pearl, were charged
NTH murder IN tho 6ret degree today,
the alleged victim beng Edward kncp,
whose body, covered with bruises and stab
wounds was found Thursday beneath
culvert south of the city Cbarlcs II
Scherer and dward Spuk, Tho former
tho driver of the ts.xicab Ia which O'Dcll
and his wife and their alleged victim drove
to the scene Of the crime, the latter his
companion. are heldat thcia Il a. witnesses
The police say they have confessions
from both ODell and Mrs. ODell Ac-
cording 10 these, the motive for tic crime
was revenge for alleged relltions between
the Young woman and kneip two year-
before her marriage ~ bDell, dec. -
1919
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
AUTO CAPSIzES; . HURT.
Driver Of Chesapeake City Car Saerved
To Avoid Crash

Chesapeake CITY. Md, Jan 10. Il.
Candell, superintendent of The Southern
Transportation Boat Building Company
Chesapeake City, and two others were
injured whelt The automobile IN which
they were riding overt armed oD the road
to IIlkton, near BuIlfrog Mr. Gandell
And Harry Bell were cut % the head
and bruised Capt James iIenlpiuli
sustained 4 hrJ6en coilsrlune
Mr C.ndtll wa- driving tie SvcrtcJ
thc ear - avoid !, horse and hnggy and
the fIslrhluc shiddcd aul turned turtle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
SEES NO FEAR OF FIJI.
New York Health commissioner Depre.
Gates Danger from Balkans

New York Jan ~ New York Is ID
very slight danger of another epidemic
Of influenza due 10 contagion from the
Balkans, in the opinion Of Dr Frank
NJ Monaghan, Deputy Commissioner OF
Health. The physician places little cred
cnce n the reports that the Balkan re-
gion is being swept by the disease, it was
learned yesterday lie believes The Near
East mountain districts to b. immune
because Of frequency with which they
lave been attacked
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Society of Natural lEislor,

Thc January meetlng Of the Secfety ot
Natural History of DelaVare Wili be held
N tic rooms of tic Board Of Park Conl-
mlsS5uners City and County building
Tenth and King streets aH Monday
evening, january =. Il 5 O'Clock te-
tiou will be taken ou the proposed change
IN the bylaws charters ! and III lh..
program will include an exhibit of hve
swapping turtles by Cecil Hahn Mo
will also give an account Of their hahts
and lifc-history, based on hl7 Observations
II ErLanN Noar.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
BROWN SUGAR FAILS OK TEST.
Unrefned ariety Only s. Per Cent Pure
Saaetentug

Boston Mas. Jan 10 Persons whC
have peer buying brown u.sI.hned sugar
have rot been getting fhelr nor " :
worth Hermann L1Ego,. d,rcctrr d
the DIVISION Of Foud and Drug, 81 tht
state Department q Health announced
vesterd;lr
I.Aanlna,iou OF sample 81 brown
and ot white sugar n. sald, ahoSeq the
white To be 100 per cenr pUgr and the
brown 70 contain only 50 per cent q
pur= sVeeteD!ng matter Tie Whit sugar
used h the tests coat Il rents i pound
II. Drown cosls 70 cont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
SUFFS SEE VICTORY NEAR,
Four Western States TO Act Soon; Eight
More Will be Needed.

" Nashlngton Jan. 70 agreement by
the Governors ol " yoming New Mexico
ana Idaho 10 call special sessions for
ratification Of he suffrage amendment
leaves only eight states % be obtained
for complete ratiHcstion-
Twenty-four States have ratified. Or
gon will hold special session 10 ratifv
January l., and Wit the three promises
made today the total count Tor suffrage
is y The Legislatures Of New jersey,
u aryland and Ailaslaal ppi are now IN
regular session The governors of Okla-
hona Nevada N Asmncton, Arizona and
Indiana are beng urged - call special
sessions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
GROUP

Give ) drops OF Brazilian Balm
every three minutes and rub
hot on child 's throat and chest.
Relief in Is minutes or so. For
snuffles rub on nose and fore
head. We challenge all Group
Remedies and Group Prescrip-
tions on earth. Il relieves the
structure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
CREWS ABANDON TWO BARGES.
Boast In Hopers Straits Are Drifting
With Ice

Sharptown, Md. Jan. iO.--The timber
barges Robinson and Schoolheld, of the
Marvil Package Company, were aban-
doned by captains and crew in Hooper 3
Straits on edncsday They were IN
bad conditions and drifting with the ice
They were bound for this place from
North Carolina.
Two tugs were sent out from Norfolk
TO take them in tow, but were Obliged to
turn back The tug from Laurel, Del,
which was to tow the ba~ges up the Nan
ticoke river, got stuck in the ice at Wetyp-
quin creek Another effort will be made by
Norfolk tugs 20 save tho boats, ~ the
cargoes are valuable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
~ EXEC UTIONS STAYED.
Arkansas Neg oe Sentenced d 70 Murder
&c Reprief

I.ittle R c AK Jan 10 W. ]
Il ecu ion u IL %egror undcr death
sentence for murder alleged have
been enIntted during hc recent Ne
gro insurrection il Phillips county Al
kansas. were '-suec bE the Arkan ~
~uprciuc tnur Yesterday following IN
fling d appeal fn1n ~ tower court +,
decisions hy atturnc1~ Tor The Negroes.
Tbs sfays defeT the executions ndo1nlte-
iy
~hould jhe Supreme Couri a7frm thu
death sentences new cxccution dates
~ouId By fixed 10 & proclamation issued
bg tLe governor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
ROBBERs GIT $4,000 JEWELS.
Philadelphia Pesiice 20 Yards Away blind
10 Burglars

Pin ladelphIa, Jan. lU.-Dne q the
most during Jewelry store robberies in
this city ln long time occurred ~ Eighth
aud Ines nut streets las, nl gft, ~hcn three
automobile bandits broke q show window
il Press & Sons Store ING csraped with
jeweIry valued II SO. 900
s policeman and the store detective
ucia standing about twenty Yards sway
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
DIVORCE COST HER $50 ooO.
GalIi-C urci Paid Sum to EA- Husband and
and Called ID Quits.

Chicago jim 10 u Len Lug Curel
withdrew hIa charge against his VIE,
Amelita Gaili-Cu urci and allowed her :
divorce BY default he gained $4,000 of
the madam, song money lhis was
final SCI ilemen. d III claims
4 uaid hun Ameli1,s y4rbieu Ty~Ier-
,iav aud aaled II, like you saN. quit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
NitXnoeoURTEous 10 JAp7.

- As5ueIatci Press Is ENtry Et,ulu2
Niesl.a Cltv. Jan 10 / detachment
of atiirer, and men from the Japanese
rnl.eI lakuiua which )> auehor,d 81
NananIla lvft Us ats Ter theu ,hlp
ll.t nght. tef having bctn entertained
here fof .ttys..s aay- nullua tlelr Nsslr
fheY receAcd tatuA tokens u ozhp
from he pcugt and government oligrlals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Mrs. Alexander ]. Cazsatt Dead

Philadelphia, jan 10 NIrs 81 yanI.'
J iu.nu C,-5atf. ~dpa VI ! tl'
FORMER prc.idcnt II tho pr1n-s
R9ilroad, died Yesterday 81 nrT s.drrc-
No 102 West EItnuha3- square N-
Cass4tf had bccjt Jl ior 80 mouths
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
{ emenceau Plans Nlslt 70 u. )

IS Ass,.Iat4'd Prs II Esera f.cHns
paris. Ian III Georges Ciemonceau
.s AID 10 intend il IT. i elected president
ii Tho republic. tu sresa thu Atlantic a.
carry sa IN fht nitel states vigorous
campaign Ill behalf II the League ui
Nations. according u the newspaper
Eyeaemont
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10

IrIS- -res it against any 0-l,Na y
jury mp snssa.n. of banging a.
lowed l our tTaaSf Z SerNlN E
ENe.N ,tngioNe ls instructed 4.
handle eNtrN pleCs WITH the arE
care as HI ID We're his own. 2 non
us i YOU 5re gong arav or NaN
ius- cons t4lN 4ll Ul.. }cI- b4
gege quickly.
fla. lr. tO 5 3. in. d. y 4. ~
l5S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
MULLINS NIlNsTRELS.
Store Employees Planning TO Elaborate
Production.

EmploNe7 % John !. Mullins store
have made plans tor the production of /.
minstrel show early IN the spring Com
mittlrs have been n.mcd and rahearsals
will soon begin
lr1 .ng ssler community ,on4 header
vii have charge n training Tho chortises
and soiolsJ 4ud .7 nEa1 tn selecting
the music uoN As he plans 90 DON thg
performance Wlli b. 3B afsprata One
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
spain summons All Arms Oaicers

~ Associated Press II Eyers Eteaiug
Madrid. Ian 10 All army officers On
leave have been ordered by the spanish
government fo reioin their units inn
meoilately
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Danre for Christma, EotprTain...

\ dance + hcug planned for tht,~, 1vh.
f.ak part III fhr community Christina
pIays and gntartaameut, Ia affair
to ~ heli Ill 1anuar, lS AArlv at Fa,-.
nan IT t- fo he au .aNltatiat. 5aa..
lau trS 4u Every Gvy.anc wau. ah
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-22

aces the rcarguard and Hanks. Tho ill-wl.l ol the tram men has been no. ,iccabIc since We left Mexico City. All hose has disappeared from some or tho tranS and without brakes they threat. en to crash into the ones proceeding them. Water is becoming scarce The troops are demoralized. The leaders act independently. (GeneraD Murguia runs everything.
 "Thc irst shots break the morning stiffness. On horseback, followed by only one aide, Don NcnuStianO advan- ces at trot. The first wounded ar rive. There mc few medical supplies and the girls of the feminine train offer their pctticoatS as bandagcs. Nobody had time to think of medical dressings but the lions of Bauagan were not forgotten.
 "The President returns. He person. ally led forward the cavalry on the right flank when they began to retire. Murgua has flankcd the enemy and defeated him. Under mesquite bus. a deputy Is roasting a chunk of red meat with great skill. Luis Cabrera is organizing battalion of civilians. All who have no arms step forward. It resembles a scene from "Thc Choco- late Soldier A prisoner is questioned We learn that all Vera Cruz is in the power of the rebels. Candido Aguilar, almost alone, has fled to Zongolica. 
 "NTwguia arrives, amidst cheers. The victorious troops parade. l see an order of the day captured from the enemy. In it Obrcgon orders that the trains be stopped, but that the PreSi- dent, if he wills. be allowed to pro- ceed to Vera Cruz, with full guarantee and an escort.
 "The trains proceed slowly. We arrive at Rinconada. Ten kilometers of trains, wrapped in silence. There is no water. A living chain passes it