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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-08
welcomed by wiro.

you are in the home of your friends"
Gov. Hobby OF Texas wired to Senator
Harding to-day.
your generous message is character
istic OF your people," Senator Harding
replied.
These messages reflect the fine friend
Illness Of the greeting found all day to-
day as the special train bore steadily
southwark toward Bronsville. Texans
showered upon the Senator and Mrs.
Harding gifts OF flowers and frat, bas-
kets and boxes OF jeliies and preserves
and armloads OF purple sugar cana
Before the special was 100 miles Into
Texas the private car Superb. the trav-
cling home Of the Hardngs, suggested
county fair exhibit
FROM dayllght until midnight TEXAN
floched from the back country 20 the
cities scattered along the railroad. SEN
ator Hardins's journey was a trium-
plant progress, and wherever the oss'-
gencies OF the railroad schedule per-
fnitted the Senator was al pains 10 eat-
isfy the expectations OF these crowds.
At scrae cities no leaned over the railing
OF the rear platform 20 shake hands
with all Corners. cowboys. ranchmen. oil
driilers, cotton growers. small town mer-
chants, housewives in their Sunday best
and little children. To nearly all he had
a word or two in passing. n little express
sion of personal grceting spoken with
the tone that Mr.. Harding knows so we'll
how to employ in the making OF friends.
At other cities there was time TO make
little speeches. Sunday talks"
Senator II Delighted.
Senator Harding In thoroughly de-
lighted with his trip. He has been able
for the time TO put aside some OF his
burdens and his worries Not all OF
them are escapable
The message from Gov. Hobby came
this morning as Senator Harding's train
passed through Texarkana, which 10 half
In Arkansas half in Texas. From Aus
tin tho Governor telegraphed. May I
extend you greeting In the name OF the
people OF Texas and wish you q pleas
ant Journey all the way 10 the Rio
Grsnde. You are In the homo OF your
friends and each and all are Mt your
service"
Senator Harding read this telegram
as he sat Mt breakfast, and said TO Mrs.
Harding. isn't that fine. Goes straight
10 my heart" He wrote In pencil this
reply: ''Your generous message OF greet
ing and welcome reached rne just as our
train was entering Texas. thank you
for II and for its Kindness and cor
duality 30 Characteristic of your people.
Mrs.. Harding and myself are old friends
Of Texas IN which IN recent years we
have spent many happy days. The
vxva r-,,tt ~ 1vcefinus that hava h~en
showered upon us to-day testifles that
Texas reciprocates our sentiments We
are sure OF n delightful IL too brief visit
here and X II shall help little to bring
about better acquaintance ana under
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-22

70
into world where force and fraud and oppression prevailed
and to the hour of His triumphant death He doubted
that love and justice and freedom possible in human
latons.
Jesus believed in potential Son of God His ideal
for society contemplated the emancipation of from the
should be occasion for anxious thought need
of the body the spiritual nature of should be free to
realize its highest destiny
In the program that He worked out He toied at the
operation the method human industry We have substituted
setadvantage for service and mutual exploitation for
operation While these rule in motive and method shall
realize the happiness He desired for uhe happiness
we seek.
Jesus set small store by charity The philanthropy of
nequities of human relations He put all the emphasis of
His teaching and example justice and love- In world
where these prevailed charity would be unnecessary
We have travelled far from the ideals of is not
solution for the troubles that disturb His road is
the only road involves sacrifice We cannot avoid the
But beyond Calvary lies the realization of hopes
It is not enough that the spirit Of Jesus should be
SHIPPED temples revered homes 1t is not enough
that His sympathy and help should be expressed hos
afflicted To be satisfied with this is to evade the real challenge
of His and to lose the real meaning of His promise
The spirit of Jesus must be brought into factory and mine
and bank and railroad SYSTEM into store and office.
1t must reveal to that is than the machine
with which he works. that material wealth meant to be
the servant not the MASTER of the human SOUL that the max
ing of life is the supreme thing for which the making of
livelihood is merely incidental.
Until get this vision will approach the solution Of
our problems without true understanding -
It is time that who believe in Jesus should make
their faith count-no merely in religious observance but in
human relations in civic duty in business in industrial man.
agement in the tasks of Office and workshop
The hope of the world rests upon the leadership OF Jesus
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-22
BY 8. J. DUNCAN-CLARK.
Chicago Evening Post.)

EVER did the world need more than now to near
the authoritative voice of Jesus
If we are to bring order out of chaos, peace
out Of conflict, brotherhood out of clash of class
and group, we must return in humble spirit to
the Bethlehem manger to the Nazareth shop, to
the market place, the seashore or the mountain
side, where the message of Jesus was spoken to
the hearts of men.
Jesus believed in man. It is we'll to empha-
size this fact in age of cynicsm There was
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-08
Aaa IS mERK.

Egerg indication ll confirm
als staiemei. Denlh fhe fact that
t Weathef has been more iise Win.
Tor the past iee Beak1 iHa silua
changed ihls Es anf there q
a complaint ~ spring FEVER
With fhe thoughts - sprlas. come
ae annual dss.rt 81 elfln 90 thf
mises. and much of lfs d being
cue ln and around iler
Pride Of town. ~ home and ~ fans
makes Il most lnpoffs1f thar
ffyone should ~leoi hand" and
can Up Clean 20 end Pl'n' up b me
gan that should impress ifseif on
~ householder
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-08
SILL STEPHENS SALIENT SIX.

indicating Increasing approval OF
Inc popular stephens Salient" Siz
automobile. George Reynolds. sales
nan Tor ihis popular line. this week
eports the sale OF touring models 10
William Leltch and George Leth. both
Z Blhi The local dealers report
bat the demand Tor this car IL In
rsusing a. such a rate that the cues
ton ~ supply IL soon going TO bs a
.efioua handicap. unless production
aa b. greatly Increased.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-08

Thursday. and FRIDAY. for the State
Eighth grade examinations.
a large number Of the mothers at
tended the party given BY the Domes-
lic Science and Ar departments Fri
DAY afternoon Dainty refreshmenis
we're served BY the girls,
Co4ct ~ " Jones participated In
ihe American Legion parade In Twin
Falls yesterday afternoon.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-08
ALM QZZ4LXY
FLOOR PAINT

Look az the place your kitchen floor. The paint
Soon the bare floor boards will absorb moisture
dirt then warp. splinter and decay. Then the repair mani
A few cents now for Acme Quality Floor Paint will
you dollars later the surface and you ALL
Acme Quality Floor Paint resisting, surfacepro
tsctng paint Il double pui pose. IL protects I'll
life of your floors. That's most important And beautie
your home andsavework by mikng cleaning much easier
No need scrub the dirt sink into the floor whe
protected by the smooth hard sanitary coating OF Acu
Quality Floor Paint
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-08
OBSERVE nAtspi rnrasDAs

r Carey. " "a Sherlock and e
IAilue comprised delegation
here thai attended the 0Daerq-
u the ae0tsh nte leaai Of
undy Thursday held % ne pernuf
"a Ia Twln faih iasl Weoa Df
Iesander Bennett a fbe 80 = church
Twin Falls addressed me 10 Ma
ms present 81 iho btn4aei
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-08

TIE assembly r01n nf ilf hish
honl building was turned oscr fo
~ eighth grade DapIis ~ flor and
~ surrounding district Wednesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
MANY At FUNERAL
OF PROF. A. H. BERLIN
Impressive Services Held in First
and Central Presbyterian
Church.

Close to mn altar whose front wns
covered with carnations. chrvsanthcnums
and roses tributes of mourning relatives
and friends, the body Of Professor A
Henry Berlin, principal OF the Whining
ton High School, reposed IN the audi
torliin of the First and Central PresbY
terrain Church for one hour Yesterday
afternoon while Rev Josiah II trnw
ford, n former pastor of Central Pfesby
terian church. and Rev Richard "
Irnpncll. rector of ST Andrew Episcopal
Church, conducted impressive funeral
scrviccs Relatives Of tho deceased. mem
bera of the Board Of Public Education
nnd nctive aud honornr vpnllhearcra ocrtls
pied seats near the rhnncel. aud alumni.
teachers, students and other persons
throngcd pcwE That had not been reserved
DR. Crawford tHered prayer. aud br
Trapnell read selections of scripture
Mrs Robert Wilson Sachs. accompanied
hy John Thoms. sang Aly lca,is as Thou
Wi" and Abide With me. which were
Professor Bcrlin's favorte HYMNS
IN a brief address DIR Crawford spoke
of lifc in thS~hght Of imm9rtplitp of
influence. which. he enid rcaehoe on. on
rntil time il ne moro He highly euloglzed
Professor Berlin. who spent y tcars IN
~
making money Professor Berlfu WINS
making character. Dt Crawford stated
Whcn other mon wclc building reputation
Professor berlin was building voting lives
in manhood and Woinanhood Professor
Berliu did not labor IN vain. Dt Crawford
declared Professor Berlin gave hmHelf
with the love ~ crusader for nn IDEAL
and whom lfc was nearly sprni hc COULD
not asL nuvthiup better than Lie resting
place be ~ sight of tho school where he
iahorcd Dr. Crawford aaid Professor
3crlns idca has been reproduced IN
aoholnrs lie believed fear nf the Lorfl. he
feared tiod in the right sense and served
Him as elder III church .Goda} helivcsln
the land of many mansluns he livta here
too in the hvee ~ tho meu and women
whom be- served and lowed
After being viewed hv many pefenna
the body wns borne ~ the Wilmington
md prandywine cemetery fnr lnfenuent
4 blanket II roaca presented Is liPlf
School toachers was put ever liz eaeket
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
COURT CARES FOR CHILDREN.
Those Of H. +. dill and Wife Looked After
While Pnrcnis Settle Differences.

Judge Herbert L. Rice, in the Superior
Court, Yesterday afternoon, committed
temporarily ~ the custody and care 81
the Childron'a Welfare Bureau Of Della
wafe six children Of Herman i. Dill and
ENella G. Dill of Townsend Pearl A.,
agcd years AdeIn NJ, . years, Mattel,
yenra Pauline. 9 years, Marion, 3 years
and Naomi, lB months.
lIallcck S Ray, special agent OF the
Delaware Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty 10 Children. petltioned Tor the
cominittal Of the children to that organizn-
ton, alleging TINT the mother is unfit 70
be- entrusted with their care and oducn-
ton. expressing fear that they would 10
made chafgcabIc upon New Castle county
and saving the fnther VIVA preparing -
present petition for divorce 70 the
Supreme Court
Mr. and Mrs Dlll promised IN court TO
settle their differences mud 10 continue
Ia live together, and the children were
temporarily committed % the custody
and cnro Of the welfare bureau which viii
return them a. thn parents II after in
vestigatlon II dcens them proper cue
tadnna
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
WESTMINSTER CLUB
To SING CANTATA
Landing of the Pilgrims" Will be
Given at the Ve8per Service
Tomorrow Afternoon

The Westminster Clce { Club composed
of about 40 trained voice, vii mako
its first appearance 0f the ecaeou iprn",f"w
afternoon Of the 4 0cluck v'~pr, H'rvlrr
The leader ~ the glee club Fr~lttick
" Wyatt, has chp8cn lsruIs Adplphc
Cpernes new oantata, The Landing -
tho Pilgrims, rs the first work which lhr
club viii render publicly this ycar t0rfnr.
who IL rapidly coming 70 the front among
American compoaeTs. has taken Tor ~"
text of his work the well known ppou
by Felicia Hemane. which stafte lhc
breaking wave9 dashed high. On n stern
and rock bound coast This cantaia wlyt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27

written npcrinll ~ thn pilgrim ferseui
ruhsy celebration and j is rufis.dflr
.,nr uf ihr finest cont diuilpus a. hmf
can miwi, iic gleo riub Nhlrh eI co.
assisted h fhr drhif qurfIr flm
will have iir dni urflpn f mhI nR fN
haf ttcdpfmarro ~ fhn lt
satr. 81 upf the crIufr
Ahp rt thf Hift noon Hf FIrf Dol
l,eeph N Odf'l y nrtf 81 thr ~ lr
ritltcna rhl thlh 80 tbe ruruhnnh.
uIu,h William Penn aud ihf frunt
mads ~ Au.Ffnu nrfifItipnH ln t..
,srurg ihr rbppr WnffIhF FII 10 BOD
~ e p.clprt nud ~ tIfri ihr Wr
uinstrr DO uu ul rs Ntli lsfh Iur
ugs -g.c brug 'n Rf attended,
pcppis 81 fh, ,hItH aud iheu NIa1
ard &C. ~ nm.hR ustlugl nYpl
hoea.sr ~ ihf .frr anI nH i
,iot.,i rat.., ~ rr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST AND CENTRAL.

FIRST AND CENTRAL.
First and Central Presbyterian Church,
Market street above Ninth. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by Rev.
J. Gresham Machen, ID. d., Princeton
Seminary, Princeton, n. j. Subject,
1890, "The Christians Confidence
80, "The Dangers of Neutrality sun
day school and other regular meetings at
the usual hours.
West PRESBYTERIAN Church, Eighth and
Washington streets, Rev. L. Franklin
Smiley, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by pastor. Subject,
1890, "A Platform for a United CHRIS
tendon; 100, Stop Thief, Sunday
school and other regular meetings nt the
usual hours.
nAsrIAKE.
Eastlake Presbyterian Church, corner
Twentv-seventh and Market streets,
Rev. Trevor I. Mordecai, pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening by
pastor. Subject, 1890, Varying Moods !;
80, '"Ths infidcl." Sunday school and
other regular meetings ut tho usual hours
HANOVER
Hanover Presbyterian Church, Eight
eenth and Boulevard. Rev. {. H. bohhe,
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning ana
evening by pastor. Subject, lO.SO, HID
den Springs Of Comfort -; 7.3O, Down TO
Jericho" Sunday school and other regn-
lar meetings at the usual hours.
FIRST, DELAWARE CITY
First Presbyterian Church Of Delaware
CITY, Rev Robert Claiborne Plt,sr, pas.
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening bv pastor, Subject, 1890 H"Id
Fast 80, '"Thc Faith Of Honest
Doubt Sunday school and other regular
meetings nj the usual hours.
United Presbyterian Church, hird
and Broome streets, Rev. \. \. Calhoun,
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
aud evening by pastor. Subject, a. m.
The Pilgrims and the Bible 7.t5 p. m,
Back 10 Fundamentals Sabbath school
and other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
ITALIAN
First Italien Presbyterian Church,
du Pout and Seventh streets. Rev
\EostIno passori pastor Preaching to
morrow morning and evening hy the
pastor. At o. a. q m. the Sunday Fchooi
viii celebrate the Landing of the Pilgrims
other regular meetings will hc held -
ihc usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
ar Irkn q.

ST. LUKn's.
81. Iukes Reformed Episcopal Church.
Monroe and Eighth street, Rcv William
I.amIninE rector SUNDAY school, 10,
morning PRAYER and sermon. II chi
drens service, z; evening prayer and
sermon, 80
NEW IFRURALFM
New Jerusalem Church, rcnneylvanIa
avenue and Broome street, Rev. George
II Dole pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning by pastor Subject ~ -. Re
placing the Shield Of Gold With Onc Of
brass Sunday school and other regular
meetings at the uNlnl hours
ALLIANCE
Christian and Missionary Alliance
5Oi West Fifth street 10 30 eerrn"n,
subject '"The Churchs Possibilities 2,
Sunday school. $40 Young People .
Meeting 30 evening eermon SUBJECT,
Seeing lcFus
tust Church If Christ. Scientist Park
Place and Van Ruren street. SUNDAY
morning at T. aud Sunday evening AZ =
subject oi the lesson Ancient
and Modern Necromsncy allaa Nea
mcrirm and Iiypnotism, denounced
UNITARIAN.
Science and Prayer" will be the sub
jcct OF sermon by Rev. W a. Vrooman,
n the Unitarian Church, West street
above Eighth. at the II ecrvice Sunday
morning
The Church of Jeaus 'hriai of latter
DAY Saints will hold services N Eden Hall
NJ 730 p. m Lady missionaries from
Utah will he the speakers
rRodREssIvF srIRITUAiIsT
Progressive Spiritnalist Church. aN
West street Religious and message
service Sunday evening ~. Conductcd
by MIR, Ellen Croft, hcentlate message
by Or Gatter oi Philadelphia
FEATERNAL.
Fratorna Spiri,uallsts Church q.
morrow at : 20 p. m IN Eden Hall. con
Quoted bv Mrs William Moore Message,
and written questions answered hy Mrs
Harley Of Philadelphia.
BiRIE STUDENTS
Charles Ferguson of Chester will speak
on the subject The Worlds Hope o.
Sunday afternoon At o clock N II @,
A NJ Hall. 90- 1atnall street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Indian Party at Tower Hill School.

Tower Hill school pupils on Wednesday
enjoyed al Indian Party at the school
house and the program for the occasion
was arranged IN manner both pleasing
and instructive The pupils were shown
motion pictures. This was the first time
that they have been exhibited in the
school Every week throughout the sea-
son these pictures will be a feature The
subjects will be geographical. historical
and industrial On Wednesday the pic
lures included interesting scenes Of Bel
GUM and Switzerland and The Hidden
Garden in PERU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
An ENEMY To GOOD HEALTH.

C,oof health has 10 creator enemy ihnn
constipation Yuu cannot keep fit'
for work ~ pl4y If the bowels ars lrregu-
lnr or clogeed with deeomposed mas7
of undigested food from which tho blood
picks up dlaeaae-ea causing impurities and
cafrleH them throughout tho entire systo'n
inley Cathnrtlc Tablets aro mild but
atlte IN action They hanish bihotanos
rlrk headaches. sour stomach and either
lie eaused ~ indigestion lake one to
nght and son will fec better IN the
morning Y y lpanfor'h. Market &
Sfeend efa Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
RALLY DAY SERVICES.
10 be Held Tomorrow at NJ. 4. Church al
ROckIHud

The annual rail-, day services Of Mt.
Lebanon NJ r. Church, at Rockland
will bc held tomorrow morning and evening
az 1910 q m and 80 p. m Rev r. II.
DashieIl will preach at the morning ser
vice and Rev. J II Beauchamp IN the
evening A large congregation Is expected
al both services. an interesting program
having been prepared
Rev Howard McDade Of Claymont
will preach next Tuesday evening N
Mt. Lebanon Church at the revival ser
vices A very successful revival is beng
held and much progress has been made
Twenty have been converted so far
Rev . f. Jones Is pastor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
CALVARY

CALVARY
Calvary L. +. Church. Third and " n=h-
ington streets, Rev J.. II Stevens, rector
: 20. celebration of the holy communion
for men Q3O. church school; l045. morn
ing PRAYER and sermon. Z. victory guild
7.45 n. M. evening prayer and semon.
subject, "Ihc Fare 10 Tarshish
IstMANUEL
Immsnuel L. r. Church, Seventeenth
street and Rivcrview a-c"ue, Rev Charles
W. Clash, rector oly communion,
AS church school, a.45; morning PRAYER
and sermon. IL, evening PRAYER and ser
mon. AS.
OLD swTDF's.
Old Swede's 7. r. Church. Seventh and
Church streets, Rev Robert Bell wear
4 holy communion; H. morning prayer
and sermon; ? 30 Sunday school, 80
evening prayer and sermon.
TRINITY.
Trinity Church. Delaware Avenue and
Adams street. Rev Frederick Nj kirkus,
rector The services tomorrow will be rs
follows Holy Communion at 80 m.
Sunday school at $50 3. m morning pray
er and sermon al IL a. m, evening prayer
and sermon at As p. m Rev +. Nj hr-
kus will preach in the morning snd Rev
4 l. Jones IN the evening
ST. ANDREWS.
The service In St Andrews Shiplcy
and Eighth streets, Rev Richard "
Trapnell, rector, tomorrow will he Bible
class and Sunday school AZ 45 holy
communion and sermon at II. evening
PRAYER and sermon : As Tuesday Novetn
bcr 80, St Andrew Day, holy communion
will be observed at 1890 a. m
ST. MATTHEW'S.
The services in st. Matthew $ Chapel
Shipley and Eighth streets, the rector Of
1T Andrews in charge, tomorrow will he
SUNDAY school at 4; holy communion and
serIn on al ) D. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Attended Near East Conference.

Mrs. Eugene F. Fllis, executive sec
retary and Mrs Donald S Ashbrook, n
wee chairman Of the Delaware Near East
Relief, have returned from attending a
conference held in Philadelphia at which
some Of the problems that arc confronting
the relief workers were explained The
Delaware Association Is planning for its
Christmas appeal that will be issued in
short time making plea for aid for the
distressed Armenians
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
holy TRINITY.
Report of the Librarian for October

The report of the Librarian Of the City
Library at the meeting of the board OF
managers, held Tuesday afternoon, show
ed that during the month of October the
number of borrowers increased ffty-fve,
making a total registration of 20,36l
Owing, however, to the beautiful weather
of October, when most everyone could
spend much time out-of-doors, the num-
Der Of books issued. for home use showed q
decrease cf 1913. Sunday attendance
showed an increase, and the numoes Of
pictures Issued increased nearly 200
per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
THE PILGRIM VENTURE .

DIR Jesse II ffolmes, of swarihnore,
will give an address on The Pilgrim
Venture" nj the Unitarian Church
Saturday. December 4 whcn an enter
talnrucnt will bo given in honor If the
Pilgrim Terccntcnary Dr Holmes is
ptcaident of the National AsaorIatlon Of
Religious Lihornls
Members of the Drama League will
present. IN costume. seven acones from
The Conrfahp n Nylee Sfandlsh.
following the address
Wiirn the playwright wants a telling
situation he generally hrlnga n woman
an fhe eerue Philadelphia Bulletin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Notice.

All members Of all councils Of the
Junior Order. United American Me
cbanics. and the Daughters Of America
arr requested 10 meet at the hall 907
Tatnali street. SUNDAY, November 2S, at
i A. Is. NJ for the purpose Of attending
Thanksgiving service at Wesley NJ. 4.
Church. Church committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
BAPTIST.
NORTH

NORTH
North Baptist Church. Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue. William l.. Pet
tingll, pastor Prcachirg at 1890 and
7.45 by Edward T.. Washburn. Morning
subject, "1'he Aue of the Ages; evening,
"Four Little Things" Bible school
Mt noon.
Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets, Rev. George ID. Allison,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by minister. Subject, 1880,
'"Thc Forgiveness of Sins" 80, "l'uylng
Real Estate in the Kingdom Of Cod
Sunday school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours Evening special
hymn service, ''rhe Songs Of 81 Bernard
of tlairvaux.
DELAWARE AVENUE.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Delaware avenue and West street, Rev.
Joseph Y. Irwin, $ I. ID, pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow corning md evening Sub
jcct, 1890, Man Predestined, Pcdigroed
Preserved and Presented : 30, The
freed Man rs Seen From Behind, In and
Up the Tree" Sunday school of y. m.
and other regular meetings NJ the usiirl
hours.
BETHANY.
Bethany Baptist Church, Jackson and
Elm streets. Rev. Charles G. Earle, -.
~. paator Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening hy pastor Subject, 1890,
"1hc Causes and Cures cf Present Con
-,aqlon of Crime" 80. Scientific Dem
onstration OF Immortality Sunday school
and other regular meetings ut the usual
hourss 4 now feature of the services 4
the pastors choir of - loys ani girls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
MIRACLES

The dead cannot be brought to
life, but by practical means the
living may be preserved from acci-
dental death In 19l9-l920, 225
were saved from accidental death
in Delaware and the accidental
death-rate fell so per cent.
IF YOU JOIN THE della
WARE SAFETY COUNCIL,
OTHERS WILL BE SAVED
FROM DEATH OR INJURY
PERHAPS A CHILD, PERHAPS
A FRIEND, PERHAPS ONE OF
YOUR OWN KIN, PERHAPS
YOURSELF.
Join Now!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
81 Lul, church nsss.,

Iir ,dHs uItHf f lfE.
reformed : ps lpt tufrl f.rr
,ud figlth tr..fs fIn ..II inFss.
hr ,h.rh - lI,,'u,lrf nud