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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

ARooEToQK. SIS. Court az Cuunry
Commissioners September Term
sr1eid Sept Z 1920.
Upnn the furegning pari-iun Il In adj
Judged rfiH1 the petitioners are reapnn-
Stbie PERSONS, and we, the County
Commissioners. re If the apinion that
There ought tn be a hearing -nersnn, Il
rs tnereupon
ORDERED. That the Cummissiun-
ers viii meet on Tuesday. Der. :. 192D.
AZ tan o. CLOCK N the tnrenuDn, al the
firHr mentioned puint N tine foregoing
pErIrInn IN said Plantation. N
ArBoErook County. and hear al parties
interested IN said ruan. and after said
Nearing proceen To view the route
mentioned IN said peririDn. ann tmme-
niarHiy after said view, there or AZ q
plaxse IN the vicinity, aaar all PARTIES
guIEreHrHn IN 9RlG WAY. u wit. II the
crsf mentioned point n the foregoing
peririnn IN said "E" Plantation ON
the forenoon. II being a convenient
place II tine vicinity uf SAID way and
lake such further action IN the matter
as they Junge proper
And II is further ordered. Itlaa NOTICE
Of the times and places on said hear
Tugs be given DF posting ND ar1esIsfi
copies Of me petition and NJ this order
IN three punllr places II said ''E
Plantation and by serving one upon
the clerk tflerenf. and also upon Hen
=
Philip Brewer. Frank BurH. Alden
Collins. {. W. Collins Olive Cousins.
Margaret Currie, Minnie Drake Henry
DYER, ]. W Hafnrd. r C. HRffuru.
A Eiugsbury. RuberI Kingsbury, !. r.
Mills. Edward Pampf-ev Wallace
Ritieoul. James Watkins. ALISON Hunt
Ingrun. Lorn York Donald z Godfrey
c. E Richardson. F. A Sylvester. DIR.
NJ J. Brown. o. 3. Rnbinsun. Samuel
Shay Il onair TauRffr1 DIfpa~
L c. Burieign. AND F. c. Spiller Els
tarss. Frank Hacfssrt. Great North
arm Paper Co. J. Z. Mndigan
hairs. a ". Madigan heirs. e. Z &
Madlgau & Pierce joel Wellington
Mary Z. SruA-t, Ethel VI johnston
Z. Z Noble. Fay B. Ramsay d. Herbart
W. SYLVESTER, Y. 4. Richardson Smith
heirs. John c. Turner owners or SUP
posed owners Of land in said e
Plantation the other ownevs II any
being UNKNOWN, and rae Commissioners
being unable To ascertain by REASON
RDse diligence VINO they are and br
publishing the same three successive
weeks III the A-oosrDnk Republican a
newspaper printed and published a.
Caribou Ii said County, and once a
week for Six successive weeks in the
Ksnnebec Journal the State Paper .iie
lasr publication and SAID service and
posting 10 ne AT least thirty DAYS ne
fore said FIRST named meeting that AL
parties Interested may then and there
ar1sna and be heard Il they see fit
FRED A TIT RLOCGH.
SAMUEL p. ARCHIBALD
PATRICK THERLACLT.
County commissioners Of Aroosfook
County.
Attest MICHAEL MI CLARK TIert,
Seal
A true COPY Of petition and order
thereon
Arres1 MTTEaEu NJ "ApE r-1-,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Riakesiee Of Clark University, Stephen
Pierce DuEgan; President A. LAW
renee Lowell IF Harvard; former Gov
ernur Samuel W Mccall! OF Massachu-
sets: Bliss Perry; AIDe-r Z. pillsbury.
George A Piimptpn ana Josenh Swain.
ana Edward Cummings General Sec
retz-v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

4 case Of inrexlcatiun was before
the court Thursday morning. me
man being fined s.; and costs he
WAS gwen one week IN which TO earn
the money 10 pay mis- fine ana costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

The marriage Intentions of Eddie
Butler Of this CITY and Miss Alice
Trombiy Of Fairfield were filed
Thursday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
Farm StatisticS from l4th Ceasus for
Hanoock. Lincoln. Oxford, Waldo Counties

Washington Oct IL. Gam L Rng-
ers, director uf the Department OF
Commerce, tine lam Census. has issued
the roiiowing cnunty EARNING sratiE-
lies fur Hancock. LincniE. 0x-nru and
To FOLLOW aE soon Is committed. The
figures for lnmestic animals in 1910
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

During 1919 some sS.s5o cases were
admitted To Bellevue Hospital. New
York The total expense of the inst
tuition fur the yea- was sl.551.s4s.4e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

TO TEE HONORABLE COUNTY
GGMM1SEI{1NERS OF TEE COIN
TT GF ARCOETJ1K
We. the Undersigned ctrtxeus and
tax payers Uf .AruDErnnk County rr-
specr1uly represent that punlir cnn-
Venienet and nHcaHEtry rHuulrt tine
cnuEtrucrlnn af a County RnaT in z
Plantation IN said County. as fnTfpws
Commencing al the present terminus
Of the highway leading from Bfurne
iII1p saln Z Plantation and aiang tine
snuth line Of Lot numbered Six s6) and
following the sand line Of Lur Six go
IN the southwest carner of I.ur six IS }.
sac extension II he One Hundred
Fr-ry-two rofls, mnrE OF less.
WHEREFORE we Respectfully re-
quest IiIA1 your Honorable Board lay
Out and construct said way
Da1sd JIzne 2 l4an
r q. RAMSAY
aud five G59 others.
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WhTERvnLE

Mrs MARY Tracey of Mount Yer
non is Visiting her sisfer-ln-law, Mrs.
j. IL. Eeckwaod OF Union street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

COUNTY Road m AE- IAMTA-
TlON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

County Commissioners Of Aruesruok
County.
Attest MICHAEL M CLARK Clerk
Seal
A true COPY Of petition and order
thereon
Attest, MICHAEL NJ CLARK Clerk
septI7 FRI. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

W Fl ROWE
and nzsxHen GI53 others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
hese Anniversary Sale Prices on Undermuslin
Lower Than Market Conditions Warrant
WHY QUOTED SO LOW?

Yes ii is a fact that the small price DIR
prices below. We dc II for the simple
We appreciate their patronage. and Wis
prices.
That is one of the reasons for our Ann
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
THE PSALMS" {. T.. TOPIC
Written by an Endcayorer.

The Book Of Psalms, ~ We have IT, IS
essentially the hymn book Of the second
temple. and, according 10 the latest critI-
cisin. was ascribcd to DAVID merely be-
cause the order Of the worship IN the
second temple was the same ~ that pre-
scrlbcd bv him for the ret temple
The Psalms at the present day arc uerd
as q comfort and help. IN much The same
wav rs hey were used BY the IcRs of old
Charles Weeley the hymn writer on
his death bed wrote his Last lines n peetrg.
based on Psalms 73 26
In aye and fcpblrnces extreme
What shall 4 SINFUL worm redeem
Jesus. my only hope Thou art
Strength Of my failing f'csh and heart.
oh could oateh smlie from hce
md drop INTO eternity
There aeems - hc Psalm for almost
every occasion. W tho Psalm of peni-
tencr 81, fbc Psalm for Snndav morn
inp 81. the cnrnforf Psalm 80. 'he
traveller : Psalm ff2II
Psalm 100 starts out Enter into
Hhs courts with praise. Il We really saw
the Lord when wc entered lis courts, we
would never fall fn praise Him
When tlie people nf Israel passed
through their dark periods they looked 70
fioi az their refuge and strength II Is.
Psalm 90 compares man fraWlIty with
Ged's immortality Again ~ Psalm ~ We
arc cshorted to glve thank and sing
praises unto Ciod. inc Creator of alI
Thc isalnlst loved hi- city oh that
VI all might love orr city enough p favo
prrle In its up-bmding iu ali directions
r -
Psalm committed fo memory when
Young t9IL III lifelong traasura
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
ONE THOUSAND MINUTE MEN.
To Speak in New World Movement Of
United Presbyterian Churches.

Plttsburc, Pa, Jan I7--One thousand
minute men will be organized 70 speak IN
The New World Movement in the United
PRESBYTERIAN Churches All over he United
states, announces Dr. Alvin Orr Of The
Northside, national chairman of the
movement The organization Will be
made ~ of the most proHinet business
rnei Ia tlir congregations who will De asked
20 pledge thenseIves as New World Move
mcnt minute men.
They viii speak from tile pulplts ii
sabbath schools, at prayer meetings and
wherever they get the opportunity 10
present the program Of the New World
Movement They will speak four min
utes on the objects Of the movement and
4 they exceed this time limit they will he
storped.
Tie speaking campaign will begin
February / and will continue until the
close of the financial drive ia the spring
Ey ~ month there will be special publ
cations issued from which the minute men
will get material for their speeches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
PRIZES FOR CHILDREN.
Awards to be Made by the Government
for Esaars ON the Army


Secretary of War Newton ID. Baker,
General John j Pershing and General
Peyton G March, composing board OF
award. will announce 10 an awaiting
juvenile world on April l9 next the names
of three medai-winning school boys or
girls, who. ON February 20, 1920, wrote
the best essays of all the school boys and
girls of America. on the subject " What
are the benefits of an enlistment IN the
L :. Army,
The contest is under the auspices of the
War Department and IL open t0 the
students Of all schools. except colleges
and universities. whether public, private
or soctaran
The winners MAY be oi any age, any
color, male or female, American OF for
cign born
The winners of the contest will be taken
on 10 Washington accompanied by
parents or guardians with all expenses
pad, where, on May = Secretary Baker
viii present them with medals There $ \
war department gold medal for first prlze.
a silver medal for second prize and a
bronze medal for third prize In addl-
tlon three silver loving cups viii be pre-
scented to the schools producing the
winners
Other prizes for state, county, district.
township. city and village winners will
probably be offered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
"WIN-MY-CHUM- WEEK. :"
Brandywinc Nj. y. Epworth League VIII
Work in Connection With Revival

The Epworth League Of Brandywino
NJ. l.. Church will observe ''Win-Ny-
Chum Week in connection with the
revival services Of the church beginning
Monday evening Music will be in charge
of the Epworth League Choir, under the
leadership of Charles S Gamble and
Miss Edna r. Jones who will be the
pianolst
The speaker of the league will be
Mrs ] Francis Blaine Rev Amos Il.
Crowcll pastor of West York NJ T.
Church, Of Philadelphia will conduct
the service and preach
Mrs William A. Carpenter Will speak
for the league on Tuesday evening and
the sermon will be preached by Rev.
Claude w Clarke. pastor Of Brach Tx
NJ T. Church On Wednesday evening,
Miss r. Edna .Iones viii bc the speaker
for the league and Rev Clarence +,
Keen, Of the Y VI &. A. VIII preach the
sermon.
At the close Of the services on Monday
evening the finance committee Will
receive reports and acknowledge favors
in he interest Of the parsonage funds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
JUNGLE MAN OF INDIA.

Or. Howard 4 Niusscr, everywhere
known as the jungle Man of India. will
preach at st Paus NJ + Church to
morrow morning lie Las boon n world
Traveller and during the last $ years has
been IN China, Japan, India Africa and
Europe
Dr Musser was chaplain n the
British Army IN lndla for tve wears,
whde J District Superintendent there
under the Methodist Episeopal Mission
Dr Mns@er IS Il national representa-
tive of the Ccut,narp Movement of he
Methodist Church and las spoken III -
States since his return from Indla
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
PRESBYTERIAN.
HANOVER.


In Hanover Presbvterian Church,
Eighteenth and Boulevard, tomorrow
evening, Rev. Charles II. Bohncr Will
continue his series of special addresses 10
young people on Stepping Stones to an
Honorable Career. preaching on me
subject. "The Investment OF the Mind.
In the morning he will preach on AN
Easv Yoke" The women of the church
will meet on Thursday to sew for the hos
pitfalls The Womcns League will meet on
Tuesday night. In the church on Thurs
dav night, the pastor viii lecture on
Naples and It's Envlrons. On the even
ing of January 80 the Mems League Will
entertain IN the church gymnasium
WESTMINSTER.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Rodney street,
Rev c. l.. Candee pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by pastor
Subject. 1890, Diligence in Work. 80
The Unrecognized Christ, Sunday
school and other regular meetings AT
the usual hours.
West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets, Rev. T. Franklin
Smiley, ID. D., pastor Rev. James Dough
erty, assistant pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by pastor. Subject,
IO3O, Christ in Tears, 7.30, Can n
Successful Business Man be Christian?
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings at tho usual hours
FIRST.
First Presbyterian Church, Market
above Ninth street, Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening bv Rev. Melvin +.
Wright Subject. 1890, Into the n
known 80 a World Without God
Sunday school and other regular meetings
At the usual hours.
CENTRAL.
Central Presbyterian Church, hing
street near Eighth street, Rev Josiah III.
Crawford pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by pastor Subject,
1890. .'The Open Window $50, The
Love If Life Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
oLIyET.
Ohvet Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and BrooTne streets, Rev Joel 5 Grlhllan
pastor, Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by pastor Subject 10 81,
Instinct or Reason" As The I,Imlta-
tions Of the Devil Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual hours.
EASTLAKE.
Eastlakc Presbyterian Church. Twenty
seventh and Market streets, Rev. /. 7.
Mordecai pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by pastor Subject.
1910. "A Divine Convoy Sunday school
and other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
GREENHILL TRESBTTERIAS.
Services tomorrow Al Grcenhill Prcsby
tcrlan Church. Penna Ave. and Rising
sun Road, will be conducted by the pastor,
Rev Thomas Kerr. Sunday school be-
ginning at 80 A. m. followed by morning
worship at 10 IS a N. Junior G. r Society
at , III M y i. : c. +. AT p. m.
FIRST, DELAwARE CITY.
First PRESBYTERIAN Church Of Delaware
Citv. Rev Robert Claiborne Pitzer. pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning and evening
hv pastor Subject. 1880. The Problem
Of Evil 745 Gifts and Governments
SUNDAY school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours All New Era committee
men and group leaders arc requested 70
meet with the pastor in the chapel, this
evening at 80
UNITED.
United Presbyterian Church Third and
BToome streets.
Preaching at II and As by Rev NJ
: McCard Of Providence. Rhode Island.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
BAPTIST.
NORTH.

NORTH.
North Baptist Church, Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue, William L. Pet
tingill, pastor Preaching at 1890 and
7.45 by the pastor. Morning subject
1.-The End OF Faith evening, Our
Human Disability: Bible school at noon ;
young peoples meeting at Z.
SECOND.
Second BAPTIST Church. Ninth and
Franklin streets, Rev. S. B. Meeser, ID.
D, pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by pastor. Subject, 7.45,
"The Man With Too Much Religion =
Sunday school at noon and other regular
IN ,etings at the usual hours Wednesday
at y. III. there will be an open missionary
meeting in the chapel, with addresses by
Rev, William Judson Appel, formf rly a
missionary In Africa now teacher at the
Ferris Industrial School, and Mrs Anna
r. Opdvcke, police matron in tins city and
a graduate Of the Baptist Inst tute for
Christian Workers: also, Miss Carter, n
missionary from Santa Ava, Salvatore, IS
expected TO speak.
BETHANY
Bethany Baptist Church. Elm and
jackson streets. Rev. l.. Bland Taylor,
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by minister. Subject, 1890,
Gathering the Harvest 80. "Ambas-
sadors for Christ Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual hours.
DELAWARE AVENUE.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, Del
aware avenue and West street, Rev.
Joseph Y Irwin. : +. ID, pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening by
pastor subject 1890, The Importance
Of What Remains 80, Where Arc the
Dead? What Are They Doing? sun
day school at . D. m. and other regular
meetings at the usual hours.
SWEDISH.
Swedish Baptist Church, NandcvcT
avenue and Church street Subject, 10 -,
The Prayer-LIfe Of Jesus - Sunday
school, 6.45, young peoples meeting
80, preaching and thanksgiving service
for dry America Subject, The Finger
Of God in the World's History
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
MAYOR HEADS NEAR EAST
Will Direct Campaign for Ar
menian Relief Next
Month.

Mayor William c. Taylor has con
that is to. open in this city next month
Announcement ia that effect was made
at Near East campaign headquarters IN
the Church Building
While the mayor is very busy man, he
feels that the worthincss OF the cause was
such that he could not refuse. He was
assured that he would he given hearty
support by churchmen and various clvlc
agencies that have pledged support to the
drive
Plans for conference Of the workers
at the Hotel du Pont next Tuesday are
going forward successfully and arrange
ments for the campaign will be announced
ut TINT time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
LUTHERAN.
ST STEPHEN +.

st. STEPHENS Lutheran Church TatAall
street near Seventh. Rev Frederic | oerr
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening 10y the pas tor Subject 1890
''The Pasis 81 National Individual Wei
beng" 7.3O "A Serious Fault Sunday
school and other r gJlar meetings 1T the
usual hours On Wednesday evening iii
81 Stephens Church, there wiIl 3, 1 mis-
sIonary service largely III tie ntcres, of
work ii Japan The chief speaker win b.
Rev Edward Trail Horn Jr who, after
number 81 years work in Japan il II home
On q furlough Mis- Louist Chitb4ln. d
missionary worker wll also speak Per-
sons interested ul c outstanding til world
.arc invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
swEDENRoRCTAN,

New Church, Pennsylvania avenue
and Broomc street, Rv George Henry
Dole, pastor Subject, l045 Nv bat One
Thinks, and What lie is.
FRArrRNA-
Fraternal Spiritualist Church services
al 9O7 Tatnall street, Sunday evening. con
Quoted by Mrs William Moore Mes
sages by Mrs. Moore q Wilmington.
PROGRESSIVE.
Progressive Spiritualist SUNDAY evening
service ut Pythian Castle, a06 West street
at 30 conducted by Mrs Ellen Gof.
Messages by DR. Cater Of Philadelphia
IMMANUEl
Emmanuel Church, Seventeenth and
Riverview Rev Charles " Clash. rec
TOR Holy communion As sunday school
9 49, morning prayer and sermon II
evening prayer and sermon 9i5. Rcv
i e Ashton will preach ln the evening
FIRST UNITARIAN
Is the World Growing Better or
Worse VIII he the subject oi the sermon
~ Rev " 4. Nrooman- IN the First
Unitarian Church, West street, above
Eighth. tomorrow morning At l045 The
musical service viii tc led hy Miss Wales
and quartet.
Friends Meeting, Corner Fourth and
West, First day at II q, m; Forth day
At AS y m. Joint meeting of both branch
IS Of Friends al Tenth and Harrison
/ orst day school AZ 45 q. m. Sunday.
ourth and West. at > 80 DIR. G. l..
Ehingcr 81 West Chester State Normal
School viii speak On Fore" and Pa
t-3o4tsTT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
Y p :. q L. Meeting

The y I. ; & Il, of Westnln-tsr
PRESBYTERIAN Church will hold their regl-
lar meeting in the chapel Il : clock -
morrow evening The taple for consldera-
tion vii BE- Christian Ameriranizat:on
N Wllm;net, Oar Opp,rttlntt The
subject will be presented by Miss Ilart d
the Service Citizens. Miss SamwoIth. Of
the public schools. and Miss Elmer of
the Italian Presbyterian Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
ON SMEDES

OLD ~ fDES-
Ole Swe,les Church, Seventh and
Church streets, Rev Robert Pell vicar.
5 a. m. holy communion: 1890, morning
PRAYER and sermon; $50, Sunday school;
80 evening PRAYER and sermon.
ST. JOHN 5.
- Johns ?. +. Church, Market street
and Concord avenue, Rev .Alban RIchey
rector. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening bv rector Sunday school and
other reg. lar meetings 8t the usual hours.
HOLY communion Thursday at 10 a. N
TRINITY
Trinity ?. + Church, Delaware avenue
ana Adams street Rev. Frederick VI.
kirkus rector Holy communion al 80:
SUNDAY school II $50; morning prayer
and sermon al IL; evening prayer and
sermon at 745. Rev r. NJ kirkus will
preach morning and evening
CALVARY.
Calvary Episcopal Church THIRD and
Washington streets, Rev. Edmund II
Stevens rector. q.35, church school 10. Is,
holy communion and sermon; ., victory
guild. 745, evening prayer and sermon,
Subject, Is There q Devil?'
ST ANDREWS.
St. Andrew p E. Church, Shipley and
Eighth streets, Rev Richard W TrapnelI
rector Holy communion, 5; ri be class
and Sunday school GAS; morning prayer
and sermon II; evening PRAYER and
sermon. 745.
ST. MATTHEW r
St. Matthews Chapel, Shipley and
Eighth streets, Rev Edward H. Ford IL
charge. Sunday school, q Bible class, 3
evening prayer and sermon. /. The
preacher a. the o clock service viii b
Rev. Charles Dubell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
supper at Emmanuel.

Tie IadicS 0f Imnanuel Episcopal
Church vii gIve . ppef there next
Thursday evening. In addition there Rlll
be d sale of l.scft.i articles
TIE supper N1ll ~ from $50 81
o'clock. and after hat here VIII ~ danc-
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
To Discuss New VI. p. Church

There vii hc . rally u the Methodist
prate.tart5 81 Wilmington At Pythan
Hall. 90 West street AZ : 10 . n.
SUNDAY. IN tho interest IF tie new church
project Rev Luther 1 Warner u u.
president af tho MARYLAND Annual
Conference, Will preach and the meeting
wTll IL presided over ~ Rev ] NJ
sheridan. Ii -. superintendent # the
Church Extension Socltfv. All Methodist
Frot .tahts and friends are invited
Muse ~ a special choir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
FkIENnS.
DIR. Neumann TO Lecture

DR. Henry Neumann. leader oi the
Brooklyn Ethical Socirty Will lecture al
the Hotel du pom, tomorrow afternoon
under the auspiccs Of the Wilmington
Ethical society His subject VIII be The
Illusion and the Ideal Of Progryss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
~ Hold Rummage Sale.

A rlInmazc sale for the benefit of the
Oh age asSOCIatlon will r. held At the
southwest corner Fifth and Spruce streets
January 10, 20 and y Donations will
hc received at the above address Mrs
TargeT Is president and alrs L. ]. BaeT,
raAGi1yrF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
81. Cent Verdict for Miss Schnling.

The breach Of promise smt q Anna
SchiIling W William Fl 0sten which
was heard In the Superior Court, ended
YESTERDAY afternoon IN q verdict for he
plaintiff for SIX cents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
METHODIST PROTESTANT
HREJ

Flrst II. p Church. seventh ana Wal
rut : rsetS, Rev r. " SutciIffe, pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning by the
pastor Subject. 10 IS, The Pre-eIni-
rlence of Christ 7.45, preaching by Rev
L +. Warner, ID. ID Sunday school at
2I5 .. III. and other regular meetings at
The usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
G. +. Rally al GEORGETOWN.

Societies IN Georg, toxin District held
a Rally sunday evening Addresses were
made by Or Roberts. tate lresidcft.
Samuel Evans. Of Milford. and Mis5
Dorothy krouse OF Wilmington. state
Sccrp tarY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
For { constipation.

For this disorder vou vii hnd nothing
quite - good rs Chamberlain Tablets
When the proper dose Is taken you hardly
realize that the etTect i. not natural IN
stead of having been pr.sluctd b d ncdi-
e]y1p Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
Bible Students.

M Hudging of Brooklyn wlll speak
on Talking With the Dead" on sun
da. afternoon 1T O'Clock in the Jr.
o. Z. A. NJ. Hall, 907 TatnaIl street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17
Rev. G.. ). Ho frman to Lecture

Rev Clarence ; Hoffman, representa-
.ivt Of Westminster Church III tie foreign
missionary fleld, will deliver an illustrated
le, turc on hls work in Korea and kang keI,
" Wednesday evening January q, 1t
. clock AZ the church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-17

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