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In poster rooms and corridors, an nnnroyed
automatic sprinkler system shall be INSTALL
ed. Extra sprinkler heads shall be supricd
as directed by the Fire Marshal and the In
spector OF Buildings over: TAI Dryins
drums. (bl Joining. assembling and in
specting tables. tcl Receiving and dIstrfhu-
ting counters and other places where an e1-
cessire amount OF film is handled.
Section 25-EAch vault shall be eauipped
with automatic sprnklers. with a ratio OF
Que head 10 each siXty-two and one -ha II
cubic feet Of total vault space. based on in
terror Rcasnrements. In no case shall the
storage space exceed eight hundred and thir
ty pounds OF film for each sprinkler head
sprinklers shall be arranged TO give uniform
distribution within the sections formed br
the partitions required under Section l6: ana
proper sheet metal battles shall be insts lled
where necessary. The water supply for
automatic sprinklers shall be based on an
estimate OF twenty gallons a minute per
head for thirty minutes. plus a Ike sun
ply for one-haH the heads In any ere Sec
tion on the same noor. Where tanks are
depended upon. the minimum capacity shah
be ten thousand gallons. The sprinkler sys-
ten for each vault shall be equipped with
three-quarter inch drip line and valve for
testing purposes. Such tests shall not be
required IL recording pressure gage be at
tached to the drip line. Where the desirn
OF building Is such that an excessive floor
load would result from having a vault or
vaults hlled with water, the vaults shall be
provided with one or more scuppo-s, with q
total area equal to three square inches for
each sprinkler head in the vault.
Section 26-storsee cabinets holding over
nifty pounds Of film shall be equipped with
at least one automatic sprinkler for each
compartment.
Section 27-Each room, other than vaults.
in which film is handled or stored shall be
sQuipRed with such number Of approved two
and one-han gallon chemical Ere extinguish-
ers. and such number Of pals Of water and
pxils Of sand, as may be directed BY the
Fire Marshal.
Section 2s-No lights other than incsn-
descent electric lights shall be permitted In
any room where films are handled. In
studios arc lights or other forms Of electric
lights may be used. All wiring and equip
ment shall conform to the reguls tions Of the
Electrical Department Of the District Of Co
irmbia. be In metal conduit. and - prop
erly protected by nonArcing. enclosed fuses
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a booth constructed In accordance with the
provisions Of the Police Reeula tions and be
not used for public exhibition: and provided
further that none but moving picture opera
tors licensed by the District OF Columbia are
allowed TO operate the machine or machines
in such booths. and that the necessary Ere
protection appIlh noes and Gre prevention
methods are provided a. required in Article
WI OF the Police RegulA tons OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
section 4s-No person shall transport or
carry tnnammahle- motion picture films on
any street. avenue. alley, parking or public
space. nor on any street car or other public
conveyance Of any kind In the District Of
Celrmbia, unless exch reel Of film be sep
hrately enclosed in q tightly closed metal
ooh lined with hore, or other suitable non
conabustible material. properly reinforced at
the joints. AMI the corners fastened with
metal Provided. however, that the pro-
Visions Of this section shall not apply 10 the
delivery Of flms BY express comps nies or
railroads under the regulations Of the In
terstate Commerce commission., Films shall
De deemed TO be In transit when they are
not In q room used for the storafe. han
cling. manufacturing. or exhibition thereof.
Not more than twelve reels OF nlm % en-
closed shall be carried or transported by
any one person at any one time Each reel
OF MIN In transit shall be upon a metal reel
section 4e-An construction work inelud-
Ing sprinkler systems. vents. cabinets.
vaults. Partitions, etc, provided for in these
REGULATIONS shall be under the supervision.
nd subject to the approval Of the Inspector
OF buidinfs;. and all electrical construction
sna insu uilAtion shall be under the super
vision and subject 10 the approval Of the
Electrical Engineer Of me District Of Co
lumhis.
section so-rhis article shall become ef-
tective from the date thereof: Provided
however. that the owner. or tenants Of build
Sections 14-s 70 f4-m inclusive Of Artiele
NvI OF the Police Reeuls tions Of the Dis
trict Of cciuubis shah he riven one year
ffom the date hereof within which ~ comply
With these rerulati shd provided fur.
ther. thst said section of Article XVI shall
rrnsniu In full force as 10 all buildinrs
equipred unde- said sections and that Sec.
tons ia 10 Ian Inclusive Of Article XVI
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
MUSIC, FEATURE AT
HARRISON STREET

order OF services at Harrison
Street NJ =. Church. Seventh and
Harrison streets, for Sunday. the
Rev william +. Habbart. pastor
will be- $50 O'Clock, class meeting;
1890 o'clock, preaching service,
with the following musical program:
Prelude, "Chant Angelique." Grey;
anthem after prayer. 10y Hath
Crowned Thee" Geibel; offertory
solo. "The Voice Triumphant" "
Stults. Miss Edna j. Ball; sermon
by the Rev b. p. Jester: anthem
after sermon. "And When the Sab
hath Was Passed" Stult; postlude.
March" Barnby; 1915 o'clock,
Sunday School; Epworth League
service at 7.3O o'clock. with the fol-
lowing musical program;
organ recital: (a) Elevation. '
Batiste; co "Pastorale in f." Bur.
! cess: (c) prelude in b Flat" Re-
partz; song service; Scripture
reading by Kennard Mcdowell; an
them after song service. Awake. Q
World" Geibel; anthem after
prayer. Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today" Morrison: anthem at offer
tory. They Have Taken Away My
Lord" Trowbridge; address by Mr.
Mitchell. subject, THY Kingdom
Come-In' My Country" anthem
after address. "Old Easter Anthem
Billings; postlude, "Postlude In
A Flat" Frost.
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
DIR. PECK Will
SPEAK At GRACE
Elaborate Musical Program
Arranged For All Serv-
ices Tomorrow
GIRLS TO FORM
BASKETBALL TEAM

DR.. George Clark Peck superin-
tendent Of the Maryland General
Hospital. Baltimore. Nd. will preach
al both services in Grace Church
tomorrow. DR.. Peck has preached
in Wilmington several times and is
ADMIRED by those who have heard
him.
The chimes will play at 10 o'clock.
Look Ye Saints, the Sight Is Glor-
ious": Father, How Wide Thy
Glories Shine; safely Through
Another Week; Saviour Thy Dy-
ing Love" At o'clock "Once
More We Come Before Our God;
"E'er the Sun Was Set" and abide
With Ne" At 7.15 o'clock the
organ recital will include March
from Second Suite Russian, Borrow
ski; Elegie, Gillette; prelude and
intermezzo, Mascagni.
At the morning service the choir
viii sing 80 Be Joyful in the Lord, u
Corbin; MY God, Look Upon Me,
Hopkins. The organ numbers will
be Grand Offertoire de Cecilia, Ba-
tiste. and March Heroique, Dubois
AT the evening service the choir
will sing "The Silent Sea-" Neidlin-
ger. and Mrs. Babcock will sing as
The offertory, Crossing the Bar,
Cowles
John NJ. Carpenter will speak al
the Epworth League service at $50
O'Clock. on "Thy Kingdom Come In
NV Heart" Miss Frantz Clark viii
sing at this service.
The Junior League win meet II
the church house Monday. at S.SC
o'clock, and the official board in the
church house. at s o'clock.
The Mite Society will meet in the
church house, at 3 o'clock, Tuesday
The Young Woman's Home Mis-
slonary Auxiliary will meet at the
home OF Mrs. L. G.. Ackart, 231O w
Seventeenth street. Monday. at 7.4'
o'clock.
The Standard Bearers will NEE
, at the home OF Miss Pauline Frazier
7Oe W. Twenty-second street. OF
Tuesday. at 7.30 o'clock.
The mems semi-monthly dinner
VIII be held in the church house
wednesday. at 6 o'clock.
DR.. Sumwalt, pastor, will hav'
/ returned from the annual Confer
ence and will conduct the mid-weel
service on Wednesday, at IA
o oclock.
A meeting relative to the organi
zation of a girls basketball team
| will be held in Grace church house
on Thursday. at o'clock. Al
those interested in this line OF ac
tivity, are urged to be present an
help in the plans for the success
OF this work.
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
MISS Comfy To
Sing At west
Pastor Will Preach on
"Have the Home Fires
Failed?"
SPECIAL MUSIC
AT ALL SERVICES

At West Presbyterian Church.
Eighth and Washington streets.
the Rev. U. Franklin Smiley. D. D..
pastor. services will be held at 1875
and 7.3O o'clock. conducted by the
pastor. Morning theme. "Have the
Home Fire Failed ?" Evening theme.
"Hothouse Religion" Bible School
in all departments. at 2 o'clock.
Christian Endeavor at Gas o'clock
topic, Thy Kingdom Come-In Ny
Community" Leaders. Misses Mary
Carley and Ethel Grier
Morning musical program: Pre-
lude, "Offertoire in F." Grey; post
lude. March Marstoso," Muller;
anthem. "He is Risen; "Hallelu-
jah," Miles; offertory. Christ. Our
Passover" Shilling; soloists, Mrs
Woodmansey. Miss Comfy and Mr.
Stiegler.
Evening musical program: Pre-
ude. "Reverie." Beebe; postlude
ALA Marcia" Dorey; quartet
Grown Him Lord Of ALL" Rock
well; contralto solo. 'It Was For
Me-" Miss Carolyn Comfy; offer
tory. Seek Not the Living.
Stephens; anthem THE Lord Is
Risen Indeed" Judson.
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
Sing EASTER
ANTHEMS AGAIN
Hanover Quartette Will Re
peat Special Music by
Request
PASTOR TO BE
PULPIT SPEAKER

In Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Boulevard and Eighteenth street,
Faster music will be a feature cgain
tomorrow. the anthem numbers hav-
ing been so well received on last
Sunday that they will be repeated
by request The numbers will be
The Magdalene (Warren);) As II
Began to Dawn (Martin). and Christ
Our Passion CChapple). At the
morning service c. A. Hume will
sing The Resurrection. At this
service the Rev Charles II. Bob
ner. pastor will preach on the sub
iect. "' Promise Glowing With the
Morning" Mr.. Bohner's evening
preaching subject will be- Keys
That Unlock the Door of Oppor-
tunity."
The Rev. c. c. Earle. d. D., pas
tor Of Bethany Baptist Church, will
address the Westminster Club of
Hanover on next Tuesday night The
club will elect officers at its busi-
ness meeting.
The Pastors Aid Society will meet
in the usual place on Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Martha Carrie Bonner Brad
ley will be hostess at the meeting
Of the Bonner Class on Monday
evening.
The session will meet at the home
Of u. c.. Hackett at o'clock on
Tuesday evening.
Prayer service will be held on
wednesday evening. The pastor
will be in charge.
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
DIR. HUBERT At
FIRST-CENTRAL
Philadelphia Minister Will
Preach Morning and
Evening Tomorrow
MARION MINKER
TO SING SOLO

The Sacrament OF the Lords
Supper will be celebrated tomorrow
morning. at the First and Central
Presbyterian Church. Market street,
above Ninth. At this service new
members will be received into the
church. The Rev. James NJ. Hub
bert. d. D.. OF Philadelphia, will be
the pulpit supply at both morning
and evening services.
The Sunday School meets at noon
and the Barnabas Mems Bible Glass
in the church gallery at the same
hour.
Christian Endeavor service, at 6.45
O'Clock. will be led by the Rev.
James Boal, educational secretary
of the Y. NJ. c. A.,'of this city. Topic
for discussion will be "Thy King
dom Come In My Community"
Music by the c. e. orchestra. Even
ing worship at 7.45 o'clock.
The musical numbers for the day
will be as follows;
Morning in G." wachs;
anthem. Come Unto Him." Mat
thewsi "Postlude in G." Dubois.
Evening - Prelude. Dreams" "
Wagner; anthem, 20 Come to My
Heart, Lord Jesus" Ambrose; tenor
solo. WAIT His Angels Through
the Sky" Handel, Marion Minker;
postlude. "Marche in b, Faulkes
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing at s o'clock, in charge of the
kev. Thomas Kerr.
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
eca Sermons Music To Be City Again Tomorrow
MIR. CALHOUN WILL
PREACH ON HEAVEN

The program at First United Pres
byterian church. Third and Broome
streets. the Rev. N. n. Calhoun. pas
tor, tomorrow will be as follows:
sabbath school. 10 o'clock; morning
service at IL o'clock; Christian En-
deavor Society at e.45 o'clock; even
ing service at 7.45 o'clock; prayer
service Wednesday evening, at 745
o'clock; the Junior Missionary So
ciety meets on Friday afternoon;
choir practice is held Friday even
ing.
AT the annual congregational
meeting march 80 progress in the
church work was reported. The
Elders elected were John Comfy, Sr.,
and George Wright. The Trustees
elected we're Frank Maguigan and
George Macklem. Mrs Fred Neutze
was elected clerk Of the congrega-
ton.
Sabbath morning the pastor will
preach on Eyes opened" and in
the evening on Heaven.
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
BUSY PROGRAM AT
DELAWARE AVENUE

The services tomorrow at the Del
aware Avenue Baptist church, Del
aware avenue and West streets, will
be in charge Of the pastor. and Rev.
Joseph G. Irwin, S. T. D., who will
take for the subject Of the sermon
at 1880 o'clock. "Christ's Estimate
of the Value of a Man. New MEM
bers will receive the hand of fellow
ship and the ordinance of the Lords
Supper will be administered.
The Sunday school will meet at
2 o'clock in charge of f. Ross Farra,
superintendent. Christian EndeaV-
or meets at Gas o'clock.
The evening service will begin at
.7.3O o'clock with song service.
The choir will be assisted by Messrs
A. Sutliff and William w. Lang
cornetists. The pastor will take a'
the subject of the sermon. The
Murderers Of Israel"
The monthly meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees will be held Monday
evening. at o'clock.
Mid-week prayer and praise ser
vice on Wednesday evening at
o'clock in charge Of the pastor.
The special musical program foi
Sunday will be as follow;
Morning-organ prelude, "A Sons
without Words, Mendelssohn; an
them. "He Leadeth Me-" Allen; duet
Jesus Thou Joy Of Loving Hearts
Waigand, Miss Mary Auches and
Walter Foreacre; organ postlude
"Postlude" Bartlett
Evening-organ prelude, Pre-
lude" Shelley; anthem. mo Shad
ows Yonder." Gaul; anthem, "Th'
King of Love My Shepherd Is
Shelley: organ postlude, FIESTA
March," Roberts.
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
RAPID GROWTH
OF new Church
Peninsula M. p. Mas Mem
bership of Over 100
First Year
NEW BUILDING
BEING ERECTED

In addition to reviewing the
work OF the first ten months in the
history OF the new Peninsula Metho-
dist Protestant Church. the pastor
the Rev. Leonard b. Smith. will
preach two special sermons Sunday,
preparatory to the Conference ses-
sion. which begins mex. week. at
Newark. n. J. The theme OF the
1890 o'clock sermon will be Foot
men or Horses" and that OF the
evening will be THE Lords Last
Written Invitation"
The growth OF this new church
organization during the short time
1t has existed has been remarkable,
considering the handicap under
which the people and pastor have
worked. Having as yet no church
building, they have been forced to
worship in a downtown hall. which
they have had only on Sundays,
holding their week might meetings
in the parsonage and homes of the
members and in the Y. NJ. c. A. The
membership has gone considerably
beyond one hundred. a Sunday
school of nearly two hundred has
been formed, besides an interesting
and active young peoples society of
Christian Endeavor, a class meeting,
several organized Bible classes,
Ladies' Aid Society, a class in train
ing for missions, teaching, and per-
sonal evangelism.
The annual budget pledged for the
FIRST year has been almost quad
rupled in actual receipts. The mem
hers are now pledging the amount
required for all the current eX-
penses for the coming Conference
year, and plans are being prepared
for a new building. to be erected al
the corner OF Washington and
twentieth streets. At the coming
Conference session in Newark. re-
quest will be made TO enlist the en-
tire Conference in the work OF this
new church, getting the co-opera'
ton OF every church in raising funds
i for the same. No new church en-
terprise in the Conference chal'
lsnees as much attention as this one
in Wilmington at this time.
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
COLLIER TO SPEAK
ON SEVEN PLAQUES

The series of free Biblical lectures
that have ben given each Sunday
night at the Majestic Theatre by
Evangelist e. f. Collier. since fasi
December, are soon to close 1shs
subject announced for tomorrow
night is, "The Seven Last Plagnea
And Why They Come" BY word
and by illustration upon The screen
the evangelist will seek TO show whai
prophetic scripture declares is soon
to come upon the last generatioF
who continue to live in defiant dis
regard OF Gods holy law.
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
TO REPEAT EASTER
MUSIC AT CALVARY

Services tomorrow, the first Sun
day after Easter, at Calvary Epis-
copal Church. Third and Washing
ton streets, the Rev. +. II. Stevens
rector. will be as follows: $50
o'clock, Church School; 10.45
o'clock, holy communion and ser
mon. subject, what Is Religion p
o'clock, Victory Guild; 7.45
o'clock. twilight song service; even
ing prayer and sermon. subject. 1.-The
Babylonian Captive; the first OF
a series of FIVE sermons on 'Ths
Master Of the Magicians." The Eas.
ter Day music will be repeated al
the morning service.
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
ELsMERE PREsBYTERIAN.

The morning service Of the Els
mere Presbyterian Church will be
conducted by the Rev. W. b. John
son. of st. Louis. Mo. At IL o'clock
the sermon subject will be. Jesus
the Light OF Mem" evening service
at 7.SO o'clock. subject, satisfied
Life" Sunday School at 10 O'Clock.
Christian Endeavor at 6.45 o'clock.
Miss Melissa Pinder, noted Sunshine
worker will be the leader Topic,
Thy kingdom Come in My Com
munity."
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
W. W. SEYMOUR TO
PREACH AT ASBURY

At Asbury NJ. e. Church. Third
and Walnut streets. the Rev. George
v .ite Dawson. pastor. services will
b. o'clock. prayer meeting; 1880
o'clock, preaching by the Rev. w.
w Seymour; 2 o'clock, Sunday
School: $50 o'clock, Epworth
League: 7.30 o'clock, preaching by
the Rev Norris Elzey.
Monday. 7.3O o'clock, meeting OF
Asbury Church Society 20 hear an
nual reports and nominate trustees.
Evening journal., 1921-04-02
FIVE HUNDRED MEN
WANTED AT BIG BETHEL

Sunday viii be "Men's Day at
Big Bethel and DR. Arnett. the pas
tor. has asked five hundred men TO
attend church services to take part
in the special Mems Day pro-
cram.
DR.. S. S. Morris. OF Norfolk. Va,
viii be the speaker at the morning
end night services. other speakers
VIII be Caleb c. Laws, Thomas An
oerson. Abram Jones, John II. Cour-
eey, Barrett Jackson, Edward c.
Oliver. DR.. Conwell Banton, Dr. j.
B. stubhs and John Bird.
sunday class meetings at noon.
Sunday school at 2.30 o'clock.
Monday night. official board. ush-
ers. lady ushers. Conference queens.
Thursday night. house social at
7O2 East Fifth street, by Mrs. Bailey
and Miss Kilson. in interest OF the
Conference Queens