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SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR co

Sep.erlNe! lst. iyz0.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
clared quarterly dividends ot 2E on the Pre-
ferred Stock and 3cs the Common Btocx !.
also an extra dividend Of 2E on the Common
Stock: all payable October !. 1870. TO
stockholders Of record september is. 1870.
FRANK NJ. WELTY. Treasurer.
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Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bonds
Interest To Be Added)

Bid. Asked
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hingdom OF belgium 6s. 1921. 1914 9sh
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do Marseiles 15-year 6s, 1894 80 S3%
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do Copenhagen 25-yr. 5las "A 76h 75Ns
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Bethlehem Motors a Dilemma

Qucstion--T recently purchased some
shares II bethlehem Motors ut SIS.
notice that sam" has gone into receiv~rs'
hands. Would you advise holding for re
organization selling out a, pres rFt
price: Can you give me- any information
az to the standing OF men connected with
the company n. Is. Il.
Answer - Your Bethlehem Motors
stock was speculation when you
bought it and it remains so. The COM
pany appears to be in capable hands
now, but we cannot venture TO predict
what the outcome will be under future
conditions. II you cannot afford to
speculate on the matter, you had better
take your loss and invest your money
in some security which shows a reason
abel factor of safety. General condi-
tons DO not look favorable for weak
automobile companies.
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY

III Eifth ~ nue.. Now York. \. y.
Not Is hereby gwen thar the tranafcr
books &, the registered 6 per cent gold
bonds OF The American Tobacco Company
viii .Csr At the c!ose II brs.ness Septem-
her IS. 1870. for the Payment Of interest
duo october !. 1920. and reopen at 10 A. IA.
on October 2 1920
] NJ. VI HICKS. Treasurer
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Evening journal., 1920-05-01
MUSICAL PROGRAM
AT HARRISON ST. M. E.

The services at Harrison Street NJ.
y. Church. the Rev William r. lla-
bart. pastor, tomorrow viii be as fol-
lows: 930 O'Clock. class meeting
Leader, George B. Crossan; 1890
O'Clock. preaching service. Prelude.
"Nocturne," Choin; anthem, "OsLamb
Of God" slmpklns. Soloist. Miss Edna
=. Ball; duet. AS Pants the Harp"
Roberts Miss Isabel Braden and
Harry B. Hygate. Holy Communion
service; postlude. "Postlude' Mer-
kel.
The Sunday school meets at 1915
o'clock. !. Elmer Perry, superlnten-
dent.
Mems Bible class study: John
ycliffe-Beformer,' A. p. Short,
speaker.
senior Epworlh League at G30
o'clock Miss Lillian Groves, leader
Mrs. Wilmer Calvin Highneld, speaker
subject, How TO Show sympathy"
Preaching service at 7.3O o'clock
Organ recital: la) Minuet, BOccherinl
'hl Bcrceuse Lille: (cl lntermezzo
Mascagnl; anthem, abide with Me-
Stnltz: anthem Lord God OF Hosts,
Slultz; sermon by pastor. Subject
The True Vision; postlude. Post.
lude,' Jephson,
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
WASTED GAINS,'
PASTOR Theme
Mr.. Crawford to Preach at
First and Central
Tomorrow
MUSICAL
PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN

Power OF Christian Testimony" will
be Rev J II. Crawford's sermon sub
J ct al First and Central Presbyterian
Church, Market street above Ninth.
tomorrow morning at 1890 o'clock.
The anthem, Lord. Thy Glory Fills
the Heavens (SchOebel) will be sung
by The choir Miss Louise Crown.
over will sing Save Me- (Randegger) d.
The Sunday school, under dhe su-
pervision Of Joseph s. Hamilton and
j. J. Hayes. meets at ~ o'clock.
Christian Endeavor service i'm the
lecture room at 645 O'Clock: topic.
How TO Show sympathy" lconse-
Grafton meetingl. Matt. % $40: lead
en-, Miss Emmaleen Zolper.
At las o'clock Mr.. Crawford viii
lake as his subject. "Wasled Gains. ."
The special music OF The evening viii
be, My God Accept My Heart This
pay lBrackeitl and a soprano solo
by Miss CrOwnOVer. Christ. Our
Passover tScoltl. The organ mum.
bers for the dav will be as follows
Morning - "Serenade" (SchuberD
postlude in g" CTlcmenrlchl.
Evening -- "ROmancc," lZitlerbart)
"postlude in c. lSauchs)
Mid-week prayer service, "Wednesday
evening, In charge OF Rev. j. II. Craw-
ford. intermediate Christian Endeavor
Friday evening at 7i5 Charles r
Clark VIII have charge.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
MUSIC TO FEATURE
SERVICES AT SCOTT

The musical program TO be given at
the morning and evening services at
Scott NJ r. Church. tomorrow prom
is0s TO be interesting The program
for the morning being as follows:
Organ prelude sabbath Greeting"
by Low; Rock Of Ages" by Dudley
Buck: solo. There IS a Land by
Gibbs; soloist, j. Harry Wright: or
gan p0sllude, Fanfare Mlliiaire." by
LOrenz.
The evening musical program will
be organ prelude. Romance i'm +
Flat" by Williams; praise Ne the
Lord" by Goun0d; "Hark. Hark My
Soul.r by shelley; organ postlude
Gloria" by Andre.
The SERVICES al the church lom0r-
row are as follows 9l5 o'clock. class
meeting. n. NJ. Gilbert leader. i03O
o'clock. "rhe Sacrament OF the Lords
supper. , o'clock. sunday school a.
r. Gilbert. superintendent; ESQ
o'clock, Epworih League. 130 u'clack,
sermon by the pastor. subject. What
Jesus Offers Young People Who VIII
FOrsake Sin"
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
VISITING MINISTER
AT CALVARY CHURCH

Dr. George +. Dudley. who Is eon-
duclihg a mission at Calvary lhurcA,
Third aud Washington streets. Is a
graduate of oxford University. Eng
land lie has been rector OF 81
Stephens Church, Washington, for
twenty-five years. and one OF tlr most
eloquent and best known pastors IN
the capital city. His name has been
prominently mentioned for Bishop oi
Delaware. DR.. Dudley has fine Tenor
voice and has had a long experience
In church music both In this and
lhe old country lle VIII sing at
many OF the services
The mission will open al lil p. NJ
tomorrow. with a fifteen minute song
service. during which Miss NansanL
soprano sOl0lsi, VIII sing Frank II.
Brackets eyes rhut are Weary "
Or. Dudley viii take for the subject
OF his opening address, Man and
God" Holy communion Will be
celebrated every morning next week,
at $50 o'clock. with an niercesslon
service AT noon. A chlldren's mission
will be held at 4 o'clock every afler-
noon and the special mission service
al 1ia o'clock every evening lhe
sermon each night VIII be preceded
I by an open question box.
Other Sunday sefNiccs az calvary
church viii be the meeting OF ih,
! SUNDAY school. at $50 o'clock and
holy communion at iO.ia o'clock. This
service win be IN charge Of the Rev
/ Edmund II stevens, who viii preach
on "rhc Hour of Sacrlnce.'
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
PARSONAGE, TOO, FOR
M. P. CITY PASTOR

A meeting OF the Board OF Man
ayers OF the Peninsula Church Ex-
tension Society OF the Methodist
Protestant Church. was held at the
Y. NJ. G.. A. This week Fred p. Nd
kins, Qf salisbury, presided and every
county was represented Nine min
islcrs and ten laymen were IN at
tendance. The Rev. Dr. j. NJ. Sheri.
dan. superintendent of Church Exten-
sion In the Maryland Conference. who
started the new work In Wilmington
spoke favorably OF the hopeful out
look, and referred TO the appointment
Of the Rev Leonard b. Smith 10 the
new pastOrate here. Mr.. Smith then
reviewed the results OF the FIRST two
weeks OF his pastorate, including the
election OF temporary board OF
stewards. organization OF Sunday
school and plans for the permanent
organization OF the church IN The near
future.
Final settlement was arranged for
The purchase OF the lot at the corner
OF Washington and Twentieth streets.
The difficulty OF securing a home for
the pastor was mentioned and after a
tour through the Boulevard section
the board reassembled and authorized
the purchase OF a parsonage. The
Rev. Dr. sheridan. Daniel q. Hastings
and the Rev Leonard b. Smith were
appointed a committee 10 make the
purchase. They are investigating
properties, and will probably pur-
chase In a few days.
Services will be held in the Jr. o
H. A. NJ. Hall, Sunday at 1890 a. m.
the sermon theme being "rhf Sure
Foundation" Sunday school viii meet
following the preaching service al
A ij o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
MUSIC FEATURE
At IHISCHURCH
Every Member Present Day
Program at West Church
Sunday School
TWO ORCHESTRAS TO
PLAY DURING DAY

The Bible School Of West .presby.
terian church VIII celebrate Every
Member Present Day. at the school
sessions there tomorrow afternoon, al
2 O'Clock. Mrs. Il. Franklin Smiley
Wil have charge Of the wOmens
rlasscs. while the mems class VIII be
ln' charge of the Rev. Or. Smiley.
Banks orchestra Will furnish the
music for the WOmens class, while
Jacobs orchestra will play at the
mems class.
The subject Of the pastors morn
ing sermon VIII be THE Great and
the Near Great" organ prelude Com
munion IN e., by Batisle; the post
ude. Allegro Con Brio by Grey
anthem. "rhc God Of Abraham
Praise" by Buck soloist. IT, +
Jones: offertory Unto Thee, u
Lord by Brown. 49,
The C. z. Society meets at Gao
o'clock: topic. How to SNOW sym
pathv." Conservation meeting; lead
ers Josephine Larson and hllzabell
Al 73o o'clock lhe peoples popular
service Of song will be held ny the
chorus choir The special feature OF
The evening musical program VIII d,
Harry Slausebach, violin sOllst: organ
nrehide "Romance.n by Hayes; post
h,de .processional" by Rockwell
rhe choir MIL sing the anthem. "Eter-
nal Light Of Lignl, by Brackeu' So
nrano Mrs WOOdmansey. The double
nnarfet win again sing. OnertorN
SIN of NV Soul" by Turner. Dr
Smilev's theme Will 'be "lhe MISSING
Mole i'm Human Society
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
SPECIAL MUSIC AT
WESTMINSTER CHURCH

The Rev. Charles L. Candee. d. d.,
spastor OF Westminster Presbyterian
sChurch. viii preach at both the morn
ing and afternoon services at the
.church tomorrow. The subject OF the
fyesper sermon will be "rhe End OF
sthe Road
At the morning services. at 1890
O'clock. the double qu8ricile. under
tfho direction of Frederick W. Wyatt
<will sing the anthems. soldiers OF
Christ. Arise" by Kinder and "rhe
lord Is Ny shepherd" by Smart The
.organ numbers Will be. second
Grand Choeur.' by Grey. and post
lndc on Duke Street. hy Whiting.
The graded Sunday school viii
meet In the chapel at noon. and The
Bible classes. at the same time In The
gallery ~ the church. Visitors will
DE welcomed in any OF the depart
menis OF the school,
Tile assisting s0loist for the NespoI
service will be Mrs. c. b. keiser con.
fralto. OF this city Mrs keiser viii
sing. "He Shall Give His Angel
charge" by letters, and "Gloria,' b,
Buzy-Teccia The double quartet vii
sing the anthem. "The King of Low
NV shepherd Is" by shelley The or
'ls.gan numbers win be "Andanie Can
Iabne" by Beethoven. and "pOsuud
in "" by Remit
The y. p. s. G. z. will hold ihei
sunday evening service IN the chapel
Al Z o'clock. The topic FOR the eve
ming will be the chapter, 'The Mas
fpr's Loyalty from FOsdicks boo
~The Manhood OF the Master" IN
leader VIII be William Lewis
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
SPIRITUAL WARRIORS
AND THEIR NEEDS

The Rev. W. Ernest Greenfield, pas
tor OF Brandywlne M E Church
Twcnty-secOnd and Market streets
will hold services tomorrow as fol-
lows Glass meeting at 930 o'clock
with Samuel n. pippen as leader
At 1890 O'Clock. an organ recital
viii be given tae program Will be as
follows. -erenade. "Oh." GounOd (.
Berccne In a. O. Delhruck: "commem-
nraiiOn March Scotson Clark. an
Them hV The choir. Rock of Ages. ="
Edwards. quartet, MY Jesus as Thou
Wilt" sinner. Holy Communion will
be administered at this service
SUNDAY school will meet at o'clock
In AN departments Epworih League
will be held at CHS o'clock with Mar
ION Mlnker IN charge.
A special program viii be given at
Z 30 O'Clock "OneriOry' J. Lemmons
"The Evening Star" Wagner; AN
dante in c." Edouard Batiste: inter-
mezzo. Buzet: offeriory, l.. Mourlan
"Niarehe Aux FlambeauX,' Scotson
Clark. anthem. "l Was Glad; duet
"He Doelh All Things Well Hall
Mrs Paul w. Orih and Marion Minkcr
Special numbers VIII be given by the
mems choir. The pastor VIII have as
his subject spiritual warriors ant
/ Their Needs"
The official board Will meet on Mon
day evening at o'clock. The Ladies
Aid will also hold their regular meet
/ ing that night. The monthly meetlnl
and social OF the Epworth League
| viii meet on Tuesday night An In
ierestlng program has been arrange'
! for the mid-week service on Wednes
dav night a musical and literary en-
| iertainment viii be given hN IN
/ Ladies' Aid Society, on THURSDAY eve
ming Glass meeting viii be held a
Z 81 o'clock ON Friday evening. w II
Rose will be In charge.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01

There viii be an interesting feature
for The congregation OF Union Metho-
dist Episcopal Church 30 Sunday night.
Dharma :. Shand, whose English name
is Osborne, and who was stolen from
his parents and sold TO the Moham-
medans of Afganistan. win tell the
story Of his life al The EpWorih
League services al G30 o'clock. and
at the evening service VIII speak on
"rhe Religious Life and Conditions OF
India" The speaker. who r. widely
known as the "Came Driver OF In
dia" Is one of the most picturesque
figures appearing In American pulpiis
today he Is one OF the thousands OF
Orlenials who took part in The Meth
0disi Centenary celebration al Coz
lumhus. Ohio. last summer Mr.
Shand VIII appear IN native costume.
Ten young people OF the church also
win appear In the various native cos
tunes.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
PROGRAM FOR
GRACE Church
DR.. Sumwalt Will Preach
\ on "The Vision Splen-
did" at Night Services
MISS BABCOCK AND
MR.. SMITH TO SING

The Rev j. W r. SumNali, pastor
Of Grace NJ. +. Church. viii admlnis-
ter The Holy Communion at the morn
ing services at that church iomor-
ROW morning. In the evening be will
,reach on "Thc Vision splendid
The musical program Tor the day
IS:
Morning organ Prelude. Ofiertoire
Nr Festival Season. Grison oneriotl,
. s. Miss Ross. y Sought the Loru,
" IN posllude. Hosanna, Wachs.
fvening. 100 10 lao o'clock organ
Recital. Exulemus. Kinder. Chant du
Bonheur Lcmarc: Canzonc Amoroso,
Nevin: anthem. The Silent Sea, Neid-
,iingcr: ofrcrtory duet Love DiNine,
'An Love Excclllng.' Stainer Miss
Babcock. and Mr. smith. organ post
hide. Allegro con Motto, Smart
At the EpWorih League service az
CAS- o'clock. Miss Marie Paris, as
sisted BY Misses Marie lublln, Helen
Guyer and Katherine Longield VIII
have charge The topic OF the even
ing viii hc sympathy Miss NIL
dred Mason viii be- the sOloist The
rcceptlon committee for the month Of
Aay consists OF Misses Edith Ruth,
Marjorie Guthrie Marion Buck;
Mcssrs George Wilson. Paul GarNlnc,
Merle Sigmund.
The Official board viii hold It's
monthly meeting I'm the church mouse,
Monday evening at o'clock
The Grace Young W0mans Home
Missionary Auxiliary VIII meet AT the
home OF Mrs. y. 6. Ackari, NO 23iu
'Mest Seventeenth street. Monday at
s.t5 o'clock. DeVOtions Will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. +. G. Mccall. lhe
mite boxes viii be opened al this
meeting. This society VIII meet IN
ihe church house at 8 o'clock Tues
day.
"Wednesday evening al 7,43- o'clock,
in place OF the regular mld-Wcck SER
Aice memorial service Tor Charles
-ANeslcv Weldin. who was the senior
%nemher OF the board OF trustees,
.ANsll be held in the chapel. The meet
sing Will be open 10 an members and
friends OF the congregation.
The Junior Queen Esther Llrcie
.NNlll meet IN the church house Thurs
.day at $50 O'Clock
The Woman's Home and forelen
Missionary societies VIII meet IN inc
sfhnrch house. Friday from a a. n
IN $40 %. m The foreign society
~sNill meet IN the morning with Mrs
Rohcri Watt In charge OF deNoiions
Mrs. II. W. Reeves VIII speak on the
Near Easi" and Mrs. c. X Weston
Nxill give "Glimpses Of Methodist Re-
habllItation IN Europe. Luncheon
invll BE- served at I p. m. The HON,
Society will convene az p m. Mrs
MARY Baker Will conduct doNOtions
~The program Will be In charge o
Miss Mary Wheeler whose topic VII
he sour Mountain Work The NIT
box Offering viii bc received.
The senior Queen Esther Circl
will meet in the church house Fri
day at 730 p. m
The Junior League viii meet in On
vhurch house. Friday ai 800 p. M.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
eq Sermons To Be Heard in Churches Again Tomorrow
SPECIAL MUSIC AT
WESLEY M. E. CHURCH

Services will begin at Wesley NJ. e.
Church at $50 o'clock tomorrow with
class meeting. This service Will be
followed by the Communion service
at 1890 o'clock, anod the Sunday
school will be held at i2i5 o'clock.
AT The morning service the choir will
sing Thou o God Art Praised in
Zion"
held al z o'clofk and the regular
preaching service will be held at 3
o'clock instead Of the usual time. The
choir will sing. "NOw The Day is
over" by Christopher Marks.
The monthly business meeting OF
the official board VIII be held Mon
day evening at o'clock. Prayer
meeting will be held Wednesday even
ing at O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
TWO PASTORS TO
PREACH AT BETHEL

The Reys. James Mcpherson and W..
Il. Jenkins Viii have charge OF the
services at Big Bethel A. NJ. r.
Church during the absence of the
Rev. Dr. Henry y. Arnott, who Is a
delegate 90 the General Conference
which meets In ST. Louis. Mo, next
Wceki
The services at Big Bethel tomor-
row VIII be as follows
sunday. 1890 o'clock. preaching and
communion: 1890 O'Clock, the sunday
class meetings. 230 o'clock, sunday
school: s o'clock. special sermon, by
the Rev. Joseph J.. johnson, philadel-
phia. ruesd9y nighi and Wednesday
night the usual class meetings viii
be held.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
DIR. HUBBARD TO
TALK ON SAMSON
Will Speak on Making En-
Fight at Night Services
at St. Paups Church
SACRED CONCERT AT
NIGHT SERVICES

The REV Carlisle L. Hubbard d. D.
viii preach at both morning and
evening services at st. Paul's Melho-
dist Episcopal Church, tomorrow. Ia
the morning there VIII be brief
Communion sermon. followed by me
Sacrament of The Lords supper. ana
I'M the evening ne will continue The
series Of sermons on Samson. using
for his subject Making En- Fight
Mrs. Eleanor GiriOn kcmerN, con-
lrallo. and Wilmer g. Boldly. baritone,
will sing at both services tomorrow.
In the morning. Mr.. Boldly VIII sing
as an Oileri0ry, "lhe Way OF the
Cross Ackley The choir VIII sing
Art Thou Wcary?' Wolcoit, In ihe
morning, and "Ihc Lord Relgnelh,
Simpson. j Walter Boyer. sololsl, IN
the evening Mrs kemery and Miss
I Clara Sproul will sing duet. "Reslg-
nation" as an offerlory.
AT 7i5 %. M. st. pauls sunday
/ school orchestra VIII give the regu-
/ lar sacred concert. which is given on
/ tho first sunday night OF each month.
The orchestra. which Is composed Of
/ eighteen pieces. plays every sunday
afternoon al the sunday School and
is considered one OF The best In tho
/ Stale.
: sunday school Will meet as usual,
} from 2 TO 3 o'clock. and The Christian
/ EndcaVOr service. led by NJ. r. Alex
ander. AT 631 O'Clock
Luncheon may bs secured In the
dining room OF the church from ~
until I o'clock. by those who desire
10 remain at The church between the
morning service and sunday School
A nursery for small children, under
The direction OF a competent nurse
Is provided during both preaching
sovlces Parents are urged 10 visil
the nursery and become acquainted
with this feature OF our church work
ON MondaN night The ladies' OF the
church will entertain the women who
have Joined the church during m,
last few months The object OF the
meeting Will be primarily TO become
better acdu0inted with one another
There Will be short literary pro.
gram. followed by light refreshments
and "a social hour The committee ir
charge is composed of Miss Anna T
Lincoln Mrs i Frank Davis and Mrs
J. II. Huntington.
The kemcry studio Club will give
their Spring Concert In the church 81
SI5 o'clock. Tuesday night. II vii
be given under the auspices Of th'
/. church athletic association. S. r
Sproul Is president
The Junior Church will meet Wed
ncsday evening. followed by th'
nrayer meeting Thursday evening
: the Ever Ready Workers Glass vii
give a Box Social In The Sunda,
school hall for the benent OF ihl
athletic association
The W. =. MIS-. will meet Monda'
afternoon at The home OF the presi
dent. Mrs NJ r. Lincoln. No. 50S Yves
y Tenth street. at 2.30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-01
erDyIcrs Ar sr ANDREW's

The services in ST. Andrews Church.
shipley and Eighth streets. the Rev.
Richard w. Trapnell. rector. Rev. Ed
ward n. Ford assistant VIII be as
follows: Holy Communion at 5
o'clock: Bible class and sunday school
al Gas O'Clock: Holy Communion and
and sermon at 7i5 o'clock, young
peoples meeting ia the Parish House
at Gas o'clock
services In 81. Matthew'S Chapel
shiploy and Eighth sirets, Will be the
SUNDAY school al , o'clock; evening
prayer and sermon at > o'clock