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COOPERATION OF
SCHOOL AND HOME
Discussed In a Meeting at the
High School in Newark
Last Night.

special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Dec. s.-Rev. Frank Her
son. pastor Of the NJ. T.. Church. gave
. talk at tho meeting Of the Parent
Teacher Association in the High
School last night on How can the
Church and School Cooperate EfYec-
lively In the Mcrri and Religious
Training Of tho Child" There was a
general discussion Of tho matter fol-
lowing tho talk.
One OF tho most pleasing features
~ the program was a Christmas sketch
given by the pupils OF the sixth grade.
Miss Mary IIofyecker. teacher.
oniccr~ were elected for the ensuing
year N followr: President. Mrs.
George L.. Townsend. Jr.; vice-presi-
dent. John \. Shaw; secretary. Miss
Anna Gallaher and treasurer. c. c.
Hubert
Tho association scme time ago re-
ouestcd tho local ministers 20 assign
one of their number 20 give tho talk
ON the above subject. After a confer
cnce of the ministers Mr.. Herson was
delegated 20 give the talk which proved
one of unusual interest. Mr.. liereon
saii there was a way In which the
Church and school could cooperate
IN IN. moral and religious training
cf thes child and that would be by
establishing church schools in each
80 IN. various local churches. Mr..
Herson eaid that the local ministers
had discussed this matter and all OF
them approved ~ 70 and would coop
crate in carryinr ~ out should the
Board of Education approve and es-
Mhii-h the plan. Mr.. Herson's idea
~as to allow the children one hour
each week. for the Church school 20
be- conducted In the various churches
Each child would 60 90 the church
of their liking and there would he no
attempt. he said on the part OF the
ministers TO steal each others chill
dren. II would be as mEh for moral
instruction as for religious and would
be largely study OF tho Bible. II was
suggested that credits be allowed the
children for this work.
Practically this same idea was ad'
vocated by DIR. Edgar Jones. rector o'
So Thomas Episcopal Church. in q
talk before the Parent-Teacher Asso-
oiation about a year ago. Mr.. Hersor
said last night that the idea was moi
new and had been a success IN mos'
places where 1, has been tried. There
are church schools now IN about y
states and there IL also ono IN VII
mingtcn. 10 was explained
The matter wns generally discussed
by a number Of those present bots
pr Walter II etec.s. president OF ;h'
Board os Educsuon and Superinten'
dent owens Of the schools tnking par'
IN tho discussion. u was explained tha'
the local board at any rnte even should
q de-,re could take 10 sction until the
approval of tho State Board OF Edu'
cation = first secured.
After more discussion ny motion th'
iocA Board wss requested 20 give tn
proposed plan consideration.
II - possible that even should 3
he decided 20 ry out the Church
pian. IL may not be done until the new
school building 20 b. started IN III
spring is completed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
The Surest Way to Become Believer ii
U. OF d. DINNER
To he Given ut Hotel du Pont Tonight
In Honor Of Football Team.

Final preparations have been made
for the dinner 70 ,hc given the una-
versity OF Delaware football squad
and the members OF the Athletic
Council. at the Hotel du Pont tonight.
by the Wilmington Chapter OF the
Alumni Association.
In addition to tho invited guests all
alumni are welcome at tho dinner
and from present indications there
will be large number present.
alumni wishing to mako reservations
are advised TO communicate with f.
Irving Walls Prince and Whitley, du
Pont Building.
Ooacfr McAvoy and DIR. w. O.
Syphcrd. president OF tho Athletic
Council. VIII be the principal speak
ers. Tho purpose OF the dinner Is to
do honor TO the victorious football
squad ann 10 stimulate greater in
terest among the players. as we'll as
tho student body. A special enter
tainment will be feature OF the eve
ming.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
srRpRusE PARTY FOR

R,ohardson. Park. Dec. SIN honor
a. me IAN birthday anniversary OF
,b~r daughter. Phoebe. Mr.. and Mrs
,..,,g. sorners. of 209 y. Maryland
.v.pu.. ent~~taincd az a surprise par
~ a, ,heb home on "Wednesday even
lns. The gus~'A Were IN" Nj
Iiep. Dennis. Irene NJ. Dennis Diva
p,,pbaugh. Dewey Bradley. James
p..,-Iiarris and Howard O'keefe. or
Wilmington: G. Kendall Dannenhaur
% Newport: Edward Miller OF Mar
shall,or. and the Misses Dorothy
Chur~hman. Doris Jones. Virginia
,.aiiah.r. Irene Terrell. Ethel Merritt
Viola Tin~1nan. Mildred 1ansinstn'
Elizabeth Hutt and Mildred 'etz. sir
and Mrs. George G.. Stewart. Curtis
coyauKton. Owen Losgsand. Clarence
wick.r.nam, Gilbert Terrell. Raymond
Terrell. Samuel Csufman. Jr- Miliard
Squlr,s and Julian Boys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
MASONIC VISITS.
Grand Master Bambcrgcr Makes OF.
fetal Call on Washington Lodge.

Grand Master Charles a. Bamberger
OF the Grand Lodge. A. +. & A. NJ, OF
Delaware. last night made his official
visit 10 Washington Lodge, No. I, a,
tho Masonic Temple. accompanied by
members Of his stan. Those in the
grand masters party were. Deputy
Grand Master Edward w. Cpch,
Senior Grand Warden. Harry w.
Lowe. Grand Marshall Harry G.. Lit
tie. Grand Sword Bearer William O.
wingate. Grand Instructor Hary T..
Newlin and Grand Junior Steward
Harris Samonisky. Addresses were
made by Grand Master Bambcrgu.
Deputy Grand Master Cooch and
Lewis Sasse. West IT. L.ambcrn. Jr..
10 master Of Washington Lodge. The
grand master and his stafr will pay
an official visit tonight 70 du Pont
Lodge. No. %. The grand master Is
a past master OF this lodge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
Bishop Tucker at St Andrews.

Bishop Henry st. C. Tucker of
Japan will preach At St. Andrews
Episcopal Church next Sunday even
ing. Bishop Cook will also be there.
Because OF Bishop Tucker's visit, all
Of the Episcopal congregations will
attend ST. Andrews Church Sunday
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
yiyp POINTS MEETING TONIGHT

richardson PARK. Dec. s.-Members
Of the Ffvs Points civics Association
Will meet Ia the Community Build
inE tonight when the annual nomi-
nation - officers VIII be held. The
slccilon VIII be held in January and
promises 10 be spirited.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
For Rent

APARTMENTS
AIS Shipley St. second door. ?. =.
heat. S32.
ans Shipley ST.. third floor. - D.. hs.t.
So.
DWELLINGS
1922 Clayton St., r. b.. p. heater.
gas and electric. Immediate possession.
1910 Gnpin avenue . r.. b. porches.
gas. electric Immediate possession
1914 Delaware Ave. ; r.. B.. D, heater.
gas and electric.
y south Gray Ave. 9 r. >. D.. electric.
2iO Tatnan St. , rooms.
1923 West second ST.. r. b; gas. good
order.
222 y. Jackson St. r. D.: steam heat.
gas and electric. Immediate possession.
1902 Market St. r.. b.. D., heater. gas
and electric. fmnlediate possession.
STORES
$50 Orange ST. Corner Girard sal.
Sal Orange St.
I2o Madison 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
ExEcUTOEs' SALE
REAL EaTATY


BY virtue of an order Of tbs orpbsns
auction or venduo. on Saturday. Drsrr.-
Der 81. 1922. AZ 10 =. IN. q, the COUNT
Court House. Wilmington. delaware The
following described real esze. ate or
Frank NlynDsun. decaassi, 20 Wit.
NO. i--NOrthsest corner Lancas,er sve-
nue ana Jackson street. with Q three
story brick dwelling and store thereon
erocc1. 10 feet. incnsS front And IL
feet deep With alley and serer privilege.
NO. z-5opthvsst corner 5svsrt4>n,a
and Thatcher streets. with . tpo-story
brlck dwelling and store thereon srects1
10 feet front and about 81 feet deep:
with alley privilege.
No. $50 West second street. With 4
tro-story brick dwelling thereon srsc ssf !,
10 foet front and ~ feet deep
No. 4-sy3 West second street, With .
,ro.story brics dwelling thereon erected.
I 10 feet. = inches front and az feet deep.
NO. 800 Lombard street. vi IA a ~ o.
story brick dwelling thereon erected, a
foet, inches front and 80 feet deep: With
No. $50 Pine street. with q .~o-story
/ brick dvcJlins thereon erected. 10 feet
front. and 20 feet deep. with alley pri iYiege
| no. I-6zz Pine street, with two
story brick dwelling thereon erected, I4
feet. six inches front. and 20 feet d>eo
/ For fun DESCRIPTION and terms of ale
sos lATse BILLS posted. Or address tie
I undersigned.
Morris shtorman. Mar Y.n Ard
Louis Topds. Erecgtors. or Frank
| l.. Speakmaa, Esquire their a..o-r.>y-
/ Attest: Norman p. Crouch, Clerk D. q
/ Wilmington. Del. November s, 1922.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

~ sou ssslre 90 eel your car tell
Every Evenings $1,000 readers
ttfough = want ad.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
AUTOMOBILES
USED CARS

Only the best in used cars arc to be
found on our showroom floors and when
you buy . car of us you are assured that
IL must be right. with q clenr guaranteed
title: this we guarantee. You run abso-
luteiy no risk when you purchase a car
OF us. As to price we refer you TO our
.qtotations below. Compare them with
any othcrs-cither here or elsewherc-and
We know they can't be beat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
TTTTUG.I;ClI5IEC
f&&I@35|5

or THINGS ARE OF
FEREp FOR SALE IN THE cLAs-
sIFIED AID SECTION TODAY. THE
FIRST WORD OF EACH AID TELLS
WHAT IS oFFEREp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
AUCTlONS--lECAl
Legal Notices


ESTATE Of Holmes Jones. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters OF
administr tration upon the estate Of
Holmes Jones. late OF Wilmington hun
dred, decessed. were duly granted unto
LOrena kidgely Jones on the 23d day
OF November, A. ID. 1922. and all per-
sons indebted 70 said deceased aro re-
Quested to make payments 20 the
admlniStratriN without delay. and Al.
persons having demands against the
1 deceased are required 10 exhibit and
present the same duly probated TO the
said adunnistratriN on or before the
23d day OF November A. ID. 1923. or
abide by the law In this behalf LOrens
kJosely Jones. admluiStratrlA. Address
Caleb 4. Burchenal. stty-at-law, Ford
Bldg, Wilmington. Delaware.
ESTATE OF s&RAH ID. CoYNE. DE-
CEAskD-Notice Is hereby given that
letters OF administration upon the est 70
OF Sarah ID. Coyne. late OF Whining ton
Hundred, deceased. were duly granted
unto William Coyue on the twenty
eighth day OF November, A ID. 1922
and all persons indebted TO said Ciecea ,ed
are requested 20 make payments TO the
administrator without delay, and an
persons having demands against the
deccaSed are required 10 exhibit and
present the same duly probatad 10 The
said administrator ON or before The
a twenty eighth day OF November. A NJ
1929. or abide by tho Law in this bchaif
William Coyne, administrator. Address
William y. kurtE, attoruey-a.-lsw A.
font Building. Whining ton. Delaware
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AUCTIONS --LECALS
sHs--N--aHIA-H|laas :
Legal Notices

ESTATE OF Phiisnon X. DIN. dcrsss<d
NoticS IL hcrcby given that i~tt<re Of
Ddministration upon the e,tA,s of Phfia-
mon ". Diii. late Of Wilmington hun
drcd. decesseds we're duly granted unto
Mary Evelyn Diila on the seventh dsy
sons indebted 20 said deceased are re-
quested 20 make payments 70 the zd-
rninistrstrtx without delay. and ali per
sons having demands against tho do
the ssnio duly probsted % tho xsld
sdminlstratrit on or before the scven n
day OF December. a. -. 1873. or Adds
by the Law in this behalf Mary EVELYN
Din. administrative. Address James "a.
Hughes, atty -at-iav. DUPONT Building,
Wilmington Deiayare
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

HEARN BROS. OPERATION
TWENTY FIRST ST, BETWEEN
WASHINGTON y WEST SITS.
Eighth house sold yesterday 90 Mr..
Thomas Leonard. the popular news dealer
from the Ninth ward
ONLY -FOUR LEFT
See Us a. once as % price and unusual
terms offered.
(. LlNWOOD DASHIELL co.
Phone 5000. $50 Market S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
Suburban For Sale
OAK GROVE
Manted-Real Estate

HOUSE-Or will rent drst door apart
mont. s.Address p. o. Box 3O7. VIII
mington, Del.
HOME-Manted 10 buy a modern home
IN the Boulevard section. with a garage
or space for one. Price noS 10 exceed
5000. Address Z ,. Every Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

WE HAVE MANY MoREtARs NOT
LISTED HERE.
Every ono is mechanically pcrfect-when
we say that We can back IL up. Time
payments n you want IL. We finance
our own cars. Guaranteed title with
every car.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

USED PARTs-Maxwell. Hudson, over
land. Pullman, cheap. J. III. Myers
Garage. 5Oa kirKwood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

kOADsTER-Bulck. wintor top. 1920.
$3.50 cash. Call HAS J or 23fI
The Washington herald., 1922-09-02
Warnso Of German
Trade Practice,
American Business Men Are
Being victimised, Says
Commerce Report.

warning that unscrupuious Ger
man nrms are vtctimizing unwary
American business men In COM
mercial trapsactions has been is
sued By the Department OF Conn
merca.
German concsrna" American
Vice Consul walk At Hamburg re-
ports. rwfil generaily insist on maxi
ing their contracts with Americans
In dollars since. among other rea-
sons. they believe that they can
more nearly approximate the world
prices for goods II they talk TO an
American In dollars rather than
marks.
when an American desires TO
buy in marks and at current do
mestic prices he IL sometimes in
duced to do this through a German
middleman. A case in which this
arrangement worked out In q par
ticuiarly disastrous manner has re-
Gently come to the attention of the
consulate at Hamburg, the Ameri-
can having to pocket q loss of
s2.s-s and leave for home without
prosecuting the culprit. his busi-
ness requiring his immediate re-
turn"
The Washington herald., 1922-09-02
SENATOR il. FRANCE
GIVES MURDER CLUE

Senator Joseph I. France. of Mary
land. offered police a clue TO the
hold-up and murder in Baltimore
when one man was shot and another
injured. when he informed Ispector
Clifford l.. Grant that a man whom
he believed to have been a member of
the murder" party stopped him in
the Capitol to talk about Maryland
politics
According to Senator France. the
person rave his name as Sencolow
and tolc the official that his name was
connected with a Baltimore murder.
Senator France told Inspector Grant
that he thought nothing of the Incl
dent at the time.
rThe man Is believed to have been
Walter SOcolOw. one Of the six men
alleged to have shot William B. Nor
ris and after irjuring another. escap-
ing in an automobile with $1,000. early
in August
The Washington herald., 1922-09-02
AWARDED $50
A MONTH ALIMONY

George s. Terrell Barr. manager
of the United States Infantry AS
sociation. who was sued for q lin
tied divorce by Mrs. Mary Ives Ter
rell Barr. was ordered yesterday by
Justice Bailey In Equity Court TO
pay his wife $50 month permanent
alimony. and In event she does not
obtain employment. the order states,
he Is to pay $11o month.
The wife Is also allowed the occu-
pancy Of the home at 1907 0eranium
street northwest. pending the sale
thereof. and in event of the sale, sns
Is to receive one-haif of the pro-
ceeds. The Barr children aro to re-
main In the custody Of their mother,
with the right of the father to visit
them. Mrs. Barr was represented
by Attorneys Hoover and Newmyer,
The Washington herald., 1922-09-02
nehemiah s:I-s. s. g. s-Ia.,

Aho aAi kuc poopie 84tneroo
themselves together a. one man
into the street that was before
the water gate: and they spake
unto Ezra the scribe to bring
the book of the law Of Moses.
which the Lord had commanded
10 Israel.
And EZRA the priest brought
the law before the congregation
both of men and women, and all
that could hear with understand
ing. upon the nrst day of the
seventh month.
}. And he read therein before
the street that was before the
water gate from the morning
until midday. before the men
and the women. and those that
could understand: and the ears
II all the people were attentive
unto the book of the law.
And Ezra opened the book In
the sight OF all the people: Uor
he was above all the people;)
and when he opened Il. all the
people stood up:
And Ezra blessed the Lord, the
great God. And all the people
answered, Amen. Amen. with
lifting up their hands: and they
bowed their heads, and worship
ped the Lord with their faces TO
the ground.
So they read In the book in
the law Of God distinctly. and
gave the sense. and caused them
TO understand the reading.
And Nehemiah. which is the
Tirshatha. and Ezra the priest
the scribe. and the Levites that
taught the people, said unto all
the people. This day is holy unto
the Lord your God; mourn not.
nor weep. For all the people
wept. when they heard the
words of the law.
Then he said unto them, Go
YOUR way. eat the fat. and drink
the sweet. and send portions
unto them for whom nothing is
prepared: for this day is holy
unto our Lord: neither be ye
sorry: for the Joy the Lord is
your strength.
So the Levites stilled all the
people. saying. Hold your peace,
for the day is holy; neither be
ye grieved.
And all the people went their
way to eat. and to drink, and to.
send portions. and to make great
mirth. because they had under
stood the words that were de-
clared unto them.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-02
Adds New Rules
For Motorists
Board Bars Left-Hand Turns
At Various Inter-
sections.

A new series Of trafic regula-
tions were approved by the Dis
trict Commissioners at yesterdays
meeting as follows:
1. No vehicles for commercial
purposes will be permitted to
stand on the south side of B street
northwest, between the driveways
in front of the natural history
building of the National Museum.
between the hours of s a. m. and
4:30 p. m.
2. No left hand turns will be
permitted at the intersection of
East Executive avenue and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest; OF
Jackson place and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest: of Vermont ave-
nue. and II street northwest; of
Fourteenth and II streets north
west. or of Fourteenth and U
streets northwest, between the
hours of a. m. and $50 .. m. or
between 1880 and p. m.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-02
MRS. DUPONT ASKS
COURT TO ANNUL
.CHASTLET0N SALE
Declares Former Owners
Misrepresented Value
And Income.

Charging Misrepresentation by its
former owners of the actual value
and income in rentals of the Chas-
tieton Apartments, Mrs. Jesse B.
DUPONT. wife of Alfred T. DUPONT.
Of Wilmington. Del, and owner of
the Chastleton, filed suit yesterday
in the District Supreme Court to
annul the sale.
The defendants, Felix Lake, a To-
cal investor. and the Potomac Cor
poration. have been ordered by
Judge Bailey to appear in court
Tuesday.
Paid $3.50 900 Cash.
Mrs. Dupont paid s150.00o in casn
and 2.100 acres OF land near Great
Falls, Nd. for the property. The
title now is held by Mrs. DUPONT
and the National City Development
Company.
Lake is said to have declared
100000 to be a fair valuation of
the property. which Mrs. DUPONT
claims to lie worth but $4,000, 600.
On August Is the Rent Commission
reduced its valuation from $4,000
900 to s2.oo0.000
Mrs. DUPONT also states that
rentals from the apartments amount
to less than $342,700 yearly, the
figures at which she declares Lake
set them.
Net Return s.s Per Gent.
On August Is, the Rent Commits
sion fixed the net return upon the
new valuation at S.S per cent. Al
the same time. reductions totaline
about s50.0O0 were allowed tenants
In the majority of the 325 apart
ments.
On August %. Mrs. DUPONT says
she demanded of Lake that he recti-
fy the matter, but received his re-
fusal
The court Is asked to appoint a
receiver for the apartments
The Washington herald., 1922-09-02
PLAN MEMORIAL
FOR ID. C.. ATTORNEY

Authorization for the erection on
public ground in Washington of a
memorial to the late Joseph James
Darlington. local attorney who died
in 1920. IS provided in resolution in
troduced in the Senate by Senator
Brandegee. Of Connecticut.
The resolution directs the chief of
engineers to select a site. The govern
ment is to be put to no expense for the
erection OF the memorial
The Washington herald., 1922-09-02

then religion. which controls the
heart. must be the dominating in
fluence and the Bible Is the ex-
preston of religion in the Chris
tian world. The children must
learn the Bible and they must learn
It while they are children.
Science tells US that nature alb
hors a vacuum; there is likewise
no vacuum in the moral world.
The heart that is not filled with
religion Is hlled with irrelirion
No one can grow to manhood or
womanhood in a Christian country
without accepting or rejecting be-
lief in God.
Sunday Schools Function.
Third, but while the hom. 4. IN.
first nursery for religion, IL 4, NOT
the only place where the Bible
should be taught. The SUNDAY
school comes next. Though less
than 200 years old, II has become
large and permanent factor in
the training of children.
Some have expressed a fear ,hs,
80" TOT nome
training. 1t should not be: the
training OF the Sunday schooi
should be added to the training of
the home. not substitutes Tor it
II there is less home training tb.n
there should be. the remedy !. No,
to abandon the Sunday school hu,
to stimulate the study ~ ~. p,hIs
at home.
The Bible class is a distinc, .d-
Nsnee IN the announcement Of study
VI .he hioie by adults. Within the
Ias. rev years there has been a
no'apie growth In mems Bible
classes. have recently been
Drought into contact with three.
In one city Of less than one hun
ored thousand there is a Bible class
with an enrolment of 1900 and an
average attendance of about 500
In a city OF less than 10000 there
IS a Bible class OF $50. with other
Bible classes that bring the totaI
enrolment up to 700. The attend.
ance has been doubled in two years
and the whole moral tone of the
town has been improved.
In another town of less than l.5ot
there is a mems Bible class OF owe,
300. nearly all railroad men. Tn.
meetings are held on Thursda,
night and the teacher is superin.
tendent Of a division OF the road.
Bible In sehools.
Fourth. the subject Of Bible stud,
in the day schools is being discussed
in many States. Local conditions
SO largely influence public opinion
on this subject that no national rul,
can be laid down. Sometimes re.
ligious differences in a communit,
are such that agreement upon Bibl,
teaching is dihicult. In some place,
the problem has been solved by q
plan which permits Bible instruc.
tion by different groups. each grour
supplying its own instruction-al
the groups being afforded equal op.
portunity.
The lesson focuses attention upor
tire Importance OF Bible instruction
ont of the discussion will come som,
plan which will adjust itself to To-
cal ronditions-a plan which will
supply a universal need by entwin
i~~ spi-itusl enliehtenment with IN
tellectual development.
(Cocyrieht. lee2)