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|DR. ALISON TO PREACH
| OVER THE BRIDGE
Former West Church Pastor
WfI address Meeting To-
morrow Evening.

Rev. Alexander Alison, D. d. OF
Bridgeport. Conn, formerly pastor Of
West Presbyterion Church. will be the
preacher at the union service In
Brandywine Park. Eighteenth and
Monroe streets. At Z o'clock tomorrow
evening. Because Of his popularity
while In Wilmington and his ability A.
pastor OF the Presbyterian Church.
one OF tho largest outdoor congrega-
tlons that have attended tho present
series OF park services Ia expected to
hear DR.. Alison again tomorrow night.
He will have 4 message that will be
helpful to all In addition 10 tho scr
mon there will be tho usual spirited
congregational singing. led by Jacob
r. Clymer, accompanied by q brass
scxtet under the direction OF J. Norris
Robinson. In case OF rain the service
will be hold in Hanover Church.
Although II had been intended Il
close tho services with that OF to.
morrow night. II Is now hoped to con.
tinue the meetings until tho last Sun.
day OF this month. because OF tho groa
Interest that has been shown. The At.
tendance this year has been greater
than In any previous year. Moreover
a pronounced spiritual uplift has beer
felt at every meeting. The co-operat
Ing COMMITTEES. realizing that tn
services have filled need. has con
cluded TO continue tho series until IN,
churches reopen for the fall work mex
month.
Special attention In called TO the fac
that tho service tomorrow night VII
begin at Z O'clock.
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HOLY TRINITY BAZAR.
Many Attended tho Outdoor Fair In
Landlith Section.

Tho annual festival Of the Ladies'
Guild Of the Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church was held last night on Spruce
street between Vandever avenue and
Twenty-second street and judging
from the amount OF business done and
the numbers who attended the pro-
ceeds OF the affair should Aid the
church funds materially.
Attractive booths were set up for the
sale OF cake. candy. ice cream. hot
dogs" watermelons. soft drinks and
novelties and the sale WAS so good
that most OF them had nothing to carry
away when tho evening ended. A
feature Of the affair was the street
dancing which young and old enjoyed
to the strains Of harmony supplied by
the Unick orchestra. which was sta
toned on a .neishboring porch.
Tho Holy Trinity Church u located
at Twenty-third and Madison streets
but the festival was held At Twenty
second and Spruce streets because 30
many Of the congregation reside in
that neighborhood and It was the
thought Of The committee that the at
eoANSAAS0 WOoAN 10 % A0oVCk
Mrs. George Nuhn was chairman OF
the committee In charge. with Mrs,
Willard .ShArpless as assistant. Mrs.
Mary Keogh and Mrs. Elizabeth Lucas
were. in charge OF tho soft drinks
counter; Mrs. Thomas Skurck and
Mrs. Claude Naylor in charge Of the
hot dog" counter; Mrs. William Duf-
fort and Mrs. Margaret Hamaker o.
the candy booth; Mrs John Smith and
Mrs. Miles Bortner OF the cake coun-
ter; Mrs. Elmer Bard and Mrs. Marga-
ret Bamberger OF the watermelon
counter; Mrs. Harry Perry. Mrs Chas
Williams and Mrs. Alfred Adams OF
the Ice cream booth; Mrs. w. c
Garrett OF tho delicatessen counter
Mrs. Andrew Brown and Mrs Leons
Nuhn OF the novelty table.
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THOUSANDS FLOCK TO
PORTO RICO HEALER
Line Of Patients Two Miles
Long Sometimes Await Mir
aolo Woman OF San Juan.
By Associated Pres to Every nvenins.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
San Juan. p. r.. July 1s.--Extra
policemen have been detailed for duty
Mt San Lorenzo to help handle the
crowds drawn there from "Wednesday
night to late Friday each week by
tho stories Of apparent cures by
Julita vasues. the "healer Of San Lor-
enxo." q.
Hundreds. II not thousands. OF auto
mobiles carrying the sick, lame, and
curious have been Waiting San Lor.
enxo and 10 great have been the traffit
jams that there have been complaint
to tho police that the San Lorenzo
road was impa ssabls, On Thursda,
last there was = line Of motors two
miles long on each side of the road
way waiting for people who arr
rapidly wearing into q broad trail tn,
COW path that lead up the steep hilll
to the spring from which the sup
posedly healing waters come.
Thousands 20 by motor to tn,
healer" and moro thousands on foot
From Caguas and other nearby townI
there has sprung up a regular motol
service to and from the place o
miracles" People 20 by truck loads
They 20 in carriages. carts and som,
are carried. Stories of miracles" ar,
spread with wonderful rapidit.
through the crowd each day, and ther
are reports of people coming from
Santo Domingo or the Virgin Island
to get waters blessed by the "henler.
Some make a f1estA Of IT., others ar
almost revercntial.
The healing spring 10 about mil
from the town where the healer
lives. Near the spring = palm.cov
cred pavilion shcltering 400 to so
days and Fridays tho healer sits in
chair on a raised platform and re
ceives tho sick. Waters from tn
spring lack healing qualities until sh
has blessed or ma8netixed them. Ate
being blessed the water IL carried avn
In bottles, buckets. oil cans. anythinl
And each person the ."healer" sees
told to bathe. rub the afYiicted por
ton Of the body with tho water, G
drink 80 much OF It at certain times.
Frequently the healer" 10 arouse
from her frances with great dfi,cult.
Her father and a brother assist he
Her power" 10 supposed to have bee
passed on to her. while the sprin
waters for many years have been rel
uted to have healing qualities. It wa
about two months ago that the "hea
err first attracted attention. Sint
then her fame has spread througho,
the island.
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GRACE CHURCH MUSIC.

At Grace NJ. E. Church tomorrow the
chimes will play at 1915 a. m. 20
for a Thousand Tongues to Sing"
Just as / An Without One Plea"
"Hark My Soul 1t is the Lord" From
All That Dwell Below the Skies" At
7.20, Pass Me Not o Gentle Saviour
''My Faith Looks Up to Thee" For
ever Here My Rest Shall Be-"
The organ numbers OF the day will
be. morning-"Mornin Prelude" Cal
learts; postlude. Festival Postlude in
d Major" Beste. Evening recital at
7.3O. AMarche Triomphale." De Tom
belle; AT Evening, An Idylle" Buck
la CinQuatine." Gabriel-Marie
postlude, "Marche Romaine," Clarke
The choir will sing, morning
what Are These?" Stainer. Evening
THE Mellow Eve Is Gliding" Holden
THE Silent Sea-" Neidlinger.
Mrs, Gallery will sing in the morn,
ing. Come Ye Blessed" Scott.
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Richardson Park Community.

Rev. H. Slower Kulp. pastor Of the
First Church, Philadelphia, will speak
In Richardson Park Community Hall
tomorrow, at 1910 =. M. on the cub
ject Africa" Rev. Kulp and his wife
are going to Africa this fall a. mis-
sionaries nom the board OF the church
Next Sunday morning Pastor T. l.
Frstx will speak in the hall on "The
Great Tribulation." The Victory Or
chestra from Philadelphia will rende,
music.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Hanover.

In Hanover Presbyterian Church.
Boulevard and Eighteenth street. to-
morrow morning. Rev. William Leish-
man. pastor OF Eastlake Presbyterian
Church. will preach. This will be the
only preaching service in Hanover
Church tomorrow the congregation TAX
ing part In the union service In the
park in tho evening. Tho Sunday
school will meet at tho usual hour.
First-Central.
First Central Presbyterian Church,
Market street above Ninth. Preaching
Tomorrow morning and evening by
Rev. Charles Z. Bronson, D. D. Sub
ject. 1890. Three Holy Hills" 7.45,
"Enoch Walked With God" Sunday
school at noon. DR.. Bronson 10 pas
tor OF West Hope Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia, and has the reputation
OF being very popular preacher.
West.
West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and West streets. Rev. Alexander
Alison. ID. d.. OF Bridgeport. Conn.
former pastor Of West Church will
OISuPy hhc tOiioilOW NH
at IL. All departments Of Bible school
will meet at 10. DIR. Alison will ad-
dress the mems class. which meets ir
the church auditorium. There will be
no evening service in West Church
the members joining in the union ser.
vice to be held at Washington Heights
Park at o'clock.
| Italian.
italian Presbyterian Church, du Pom
and Seventh streets. Rev. A. Daesori
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evandng at II and 7.So. Sunda,
school and mid-week prayer meeting
at the usual hours.
1 First.
First United Presbyterian Church
Third and Broome streets. Sunda,
school tomorrow morning at 1C
Preaching at IL by Captain JohI
Stevenson. Volunteers of America
Christian Endeavor at Z. Preaching
at 7.4b.
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PREACHER LANDS sTINGRAY.
Battles an Hour With Giant Fish OF
Cape May Pier.

Cape May. N. j.. Aug. 12.-Dr. Paul
Sturtevant Howe. rector OF the Episco-
pal Church OF the Advent. In this city,
while fishing OF the city fishing pier
yesterday. hooked a giant stingray,
which gave Doctor Howe an hours
battle and tangled up most Of the
lines OF the crowd OF fishermen who
wece fishing OF the pier before he was
finally landed on the beach.
The stingray measured four feet
across and weighed over 100 pounds
The stingrays Mapping and threshins
In shoal water brought crowd OF
bathers to see the fish and strollers on
the boardwalk were attracted to the
sight. All were warned to keep be.
yond the reach Of the stinsray's tai
as whip from the barbed tail is hare
to heal.
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BAPr1sr.
ortA.

North Baptist Church. Linco,n
atreet ne4r Delaware avenue, Will
liam l., Pettingill. pastor. Preaching
tomorrow at 1910 and las by Evan
gelist Clarence McKeen; morning sub
ject. I'VE cannot but speak ths
things whfeh We have soon and
heard" evening. Christ and His
Gentle Bridc-Ths Church." the third
sermon in 4 series on Pictures oi
Christ in Genesis" Bible school \,
noon.
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Delaware avenue and West street
Rev. J. Y. Irwin. 8. T. D., pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning and eve.
ming by Rev. Edward w. Cooper o.
Philadelphia. Pa. Sunday school at IL
and other regular meetings at tn,
usual hours.
First.
First Swedish Baptist Church. Ser
vices tomorrow at 1915 and 7.50. Ser
mons by Rev. 0. c. Wieden OF New
Swedish Baptist Church. Both ser
vices In Swedish.
Primitive.
Primitive Baptist Church, 1904 JET
ferson street. All day services tn
second Sunday OF each month. Morn
ing service at 1880; afternoon. 2.5t
Services the nsst, third and fourt
Sunday evening at 7.3o; Elder w. s
Alexander In charge.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Adventist.

First Seventh Day Adventist Church,
Saturday morning at IL. by Elder l..
o. Drews. Sabbath school and other
regular meetings at tho usual hours.
G. and NJ. Alliance.
Christian and Missionary Alliance.
504 West Fifth street, Rev. w. I. Nc
Garvcy. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
Weekday services on Monday and
Thursday evenings at 7.3o.
Sunday Mission.
Sunday Breakfast Mission. 1911
Shipley street. Meetings arc bcins
held every night at 8. The speaker to-
night will be Amman Heller; Sunday
night. John Galloway.
Christian Science.
Regular services OF First Church OF
Christ, Scientist. Park Place and Var
Buren, street, will be held tomorrow
morning at IL; subject Of tho lessor
sermon. Soul" Sunday school At ii
Bible Students.
Holding Forth the Word OF Lhfe'
will be the topic tomorrow for the lee
ture before the international Bibl
Students Association tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock In Jr. o. u. A. N
Hall. 9o7 Tatnall street. by John T
Clendining. The lecture will be pre-
ceded by tho usual Bible classes 70
adults and children at 2 o'clock.
Splr1tualist.
Fraternal Spiritualist Church, EIDE
Hall. Services tomorrow evening a
7.30: medium, II. c. Aim.
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CLERK AND CARRIER
EXAMINATION OCTOBER

An open competitive examination
for the positions Of clerk, carrier and
chauffeur-carrier in the Wilmington
postofhce will be held on October Z
commencing at .. .. m. The rules OF
the United States Civil Service Com
mission will be followed.
Applications for the examination
must be made on the prescribed FORM
which, with necessary instructions
may be obtained from the commission'a
local representative. West A. Trotter
lat the posto0ice,
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TO ADst tINIsTER ESTATES.

Register bf Wills Isaac X. Brown
has granted letters as follows:
Adninistrh t1on-On the estate OF
Minor c. Smith TO Norman p. Smith ;
estate Of Sal tah l.. Mcmahon to James
II. Jackson: estate Of Mary Farrell tc
Katie Farrell; estate OF Sarah NJ
Coale 10 Whlter r. Coale; estate o1
Robert Levsnton to Louis Leventon
Testamenthry-On the estate o,
John Wesley Osborne to Eva II. Oe.
borne; estate OF Settimio Baldini te
Mary Baldint; estate OF Jacob Schin
der to Henrietta Schinder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-12
|MANY TRANSFERS Of
| RURAL REAL ESTATE

Tho County Board Of Assessment
reports tho following transfers Of rural
real estate:
F1fty-four acres OF land in 81.
Georges hundred. by 0Nbart 8. farrell
to Emory FARRELL, for $4,000.
Land in Chrtstiana hundred. by
Harry s. Risler to William T. Smith.
for $1,000.
One hundred and thirty-n!ne acres
OF land IN St. Georges hundred, by
James T. George to Edwin c. Phillips.
for $500.
Land at Odessa. by Francis D. Rey-
nolds to Thomas Taylor. for S2,5oo.
Forty-two acres OF land in Mill
Creek hundred by Samuel A. McDan-
lei to Lydia f. Pyle. for $4,000.
Forty-six acres Of land In White
Clay Creek hundred. by Joseph H.
Gould, sheriff, to Charles Chambers.
for $1,7oo.
Land at Middletown. by John Held
myer. Jr. to Cora NJ. Belts and Mary
NJ. Abercrombie, for 81 800.
Ono hundred and eighteen acres Of
land in Blackbird hundred. by Mary
F.. Chappelle to John o. Council. for
$4,000,
Land at Newark. by David C. Rose
to John X. Johnston. for $500.
Land at Newport. by Walter Bowen
to the Newport Land and Investment
Co., for $500.
Land for road constructiop In st.
Georges hundred. by George W. Sar-
tin to tho State Of Delaware, for
1925.
in Pencader hundred. by the Whining
ton Trust Co. guardian Of Kenneth
Lee Walker. to William H. Wiley
for $3.50.
Land in Brandywine hundred, by
David w. Masters to Harry Daven-
port. for $s75.
Land in ChristiAna hundred, by
Franklin E. McGinnes to Mary F
Tobin, for $269.
| w. Murray to William P. Krause. fol
$3.50.
Land at Middletown. by John H
Brown to Alice Jolls. for $500.
Land in Christiana hundred, by tn,
: Oak Grove Co. to Franklin e. McGin.
mes, for 5000
3 Land at Now Castle, by John Jester
; to Samuel Holmes, for $500.
Land in Christiana hundred. b,
:, Lewis s. Gould to Anna NJ. Megoni
gal. for $500.
Land in New Castle hundred, b,
William du Pont. trustee, to Heller
Rogers Bradford. for ss2.7O.
Land in Christiana hundred, by Con
q row Moulton to Paul F. Lang, for SIC
Land at Odessa, by Annie Reynold
Z to Francis d. Reynolds. for IS.
I; Land In Brandywine hundred, b
o Charles II. Keolig to Mary A. Keolis
O for IS.
I. Land In Christiana hundred, by tn
Il Oak Grove Co. to Merryman Allen, 70
!. IS.
Il Land for read construction in Re
J. Lion hundred. by Clara l.. Clayton I
o the State Of Delaware, for 81.
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Brandywine Summit Camp.

Methodist Episcopal Camp. Brandy
wine Summit At 1910 tomorrow
morning, Frank Goodman will preach,
subject, THE Dope Sheet" at $50
Grant Colfax Tullar will preach; at
7.30. preaching by Mr.. Goodman, sub
ject, Are Criminals Bred In Hell
Holes?" At $40 there will be a young
peoples meeting. Special music at all
services, Isaac H. Merritt. leader;
Robert Harkness, accompanist Mr.
Goodman, the chief speaker, was 8
gambler for 2S years, and reformed
some time ago. He is we'll knowr
speaker.
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WANTS BUnpL &Rf
|Of ?. {. CHURCH REVISED
Rector Would Haye Waste
Places Blossom Wlth Com.
fort and cheer.
~ Associated Pres to Ever Dveasns.

By Associated PYsss 10 Every Evening.
Evanston, ILL.,. Aug. i3.--DsciasiAe
that sentiment should make us fsvss:
ent but not make 10 cowards." D.
George Craig stewart, rector Of ~
Luks's Episcopal church. Evanston.
favors n reviaion, of the once Of the
burial OF tho dead. used BY the Dc.
nomination, In an article In the eus.
rent issue OF Tho Living Church.
Ths statement was Inspired by the
report OF tho church's committee on
revision OF the Bo,k OF Common
Prayer.
sentiment shrinks from bnuchin9
form OF service harowed ~ this
one IL by many centuries OF use" Dr.
Stewart said in discussing the burial
service. There is woven into every
phrase tho tenderest, solemnest msm-
ories and to disturb a single word
suggests dcsecratlon. Kings and peas
ants, Bishops and laymen. aged saints
and innocent babes havs been buried
with this service.
ANY change made In the Burial
once must be made with delicate
hands, with senitivc awsrsenes- of
the mystic chords OF memory stretch-
Ing from every word Of II 10 almost
every living heart and hearthssons
all over this broad land
And yet the once needs revision.
There arc mistranslations Of Scrip
ture which must not BE- perpstuatsd;
there are gruesoms infelieitlss q
speech which ought 70 be corrected
and there are arid waste plscee In the
service which should be mdde 70 bloc
som with comfort and good cheer
Tho commission on revision has done
its work with reverence and good tass>
and most Of the proposed Once has al.
ready been adopted by the House d
Deputies.
Two prayers for the dead are PRO
vided. How pathetic that W. shouk
have to record this an a new or dis
tlnctive enrichment, OF the chrv~h'
once for burial Of her & -i'- 4
. the church had ever MED this o,
instinct OF nan W nnot cease I.
|, pray for his dear de. arsed Just becaus
, they have pa Used out Of sight"
; &c q line per day for ciaSsiAsl
.A~ ~ . vssviv eo1<pset
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Much Money in City Tax.

Over $1.300.o00 in city taxes for the
current fiscal year were received by
tax collector Elmer Klund, for the
Northern District UP to today. For the
past two weeks Mr.. Klund and his Of
flee force have been busily engaged
opening mail containing checks and
cash for ia * payments, and the vol
ume is 80 large that 1t will require
several more days before all the mail
is opened
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Lecture on Utah and tho West.

There will be delivered at Washing
ton Heights on August II, Is and ~
lecture entitled Utah and tho
Opening Of tho West" Tho lecture
will be accompanied by stereoptcon
Views. which will portray the condi-
tons of tho early settlement and pio-
neer rife OF the West. a. well a. the
present conditions. II Will be free.
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Father (frop upstairs)-"Helen
isn't it time for the young man to go
homer Young Man-"Your father is
a crank" Father (overhearine)-
We'll, when you don't have SELF
starter a crank comes In mighty
handy."-Boston Transcript.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
snverbrook.

Bilverbrook NJ. r.. Church. Rev.
Ralph l.. Minkcr will preach tomor-
row at 1870; subject, "Our Father
This will be the first Of q series OF
sermons on the Lords prayer. The
other sermons will bc given as fol-
lows: "Hailowed Be Thy Name" Aug
ust 20; 1.-THE Secret Of Forgiveness.
August 81; "The Coming Kingdom
September 3. Sunday school at noon
Evening service OF scripture and sons
at l.
Harrison Street Church Music.
Music at the incoming service ir
Harrison Street NJ. r. Church to.
morrow Will include the prelude, and
anthem. Thou Shalt See His Face
and oYertory solo and the postludc
In tho evening there will be sons
service.
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bsNtou Golng Back On Beans.

Beats may be Boston's favorite foot
IN winter. but the order most frequentl,
served in the popular price" restau
rAnss IL crackers and milk" and Jus
now lot Of customers have blueber
ries added TO that comb.nation.-
Sogton Post
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Trinity.

Trinity p. r. Church. Delaware ave-
nue. and Adams street, Rev. Fredcr-
ick NJ. Kirkus, rector. Services to-
morrow will be as follows: Holy COM
munion, 100; morning prayer and
sermon by Rev. J. D. Skilton. IL.
Calvary.
Calvary Episcopal Church. Third
and Washington streets. Rev. Il. II
Stevens. rector. Services tomorrow AZ
follows: 7.30, holy communion; 1915
church school; II. morning prayer and
sermon. subject, "On Troubled Wa
ters." No evening service.
st. Andrews.
Services at st. Andrews Church
Shspley and Eighth Streets. Rev. Ed
ward II. Ford. assistant rector II
charge, will be 40 follows: Holy Com
munion at 8; morning prayer and ser
mon at IL.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.

First.
First NJ. p. Church. Seventh and
Walnut streets, Rev. r. q. Holloway,
pastor. Preaching at 10.45 tomorrow by
II. Carver Mclean; topic. Courage"
Preaching by Mr.. Mclean at 8 p. M:
subject. "Unrighteous Men Pray"
Bible school and other services at the
usual hours.
Second.
Second M. =. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street, Rev. r. Bryan
Bailey, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
and evening at II and 7.45 by the
pastor. Sunday school and Mems
Bible Class at p. m.
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&c q line per day for ciaSsiha0
ads on a yearly contract-Adv.
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Kings wood.

Kinsswood NJ. e. Church. Four
teenth and Claymont streets, Rev
George w. Bounds. pastor. Preach
Ing tomorrow morning and evenini
by the pastor; subject. 1890, "sower'
and Reapers;" Z, "Why7" Sunda,
school and other regular meetings n
tho usual hours.
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Trinity.

Trinity NJ. e. Church, Twenty-sec-
ond and Church streets. Rev. h. II
Collins. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
subject. 1880. Five Modern Kings
s. Sailing Lies Sea-" Sunday school
at noon; Epworth League, 7.15 p. m.
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Eastlake NJ. f. Church, Thirtieth
and Tatnall streets. Rev. Arthur w.
Goodhand, pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning md evening by the pas
tor. Subject, 1880. Overcoming
Faith" Z, sixty-minute Sunshine SER
vice; short sermon by the pastor. Sun
day school and other regular meet
ings Mt the usual hours.
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Grace NJ. e. Church, Ninth and West
streets, Rev. John w. r. Sumwalt
d. D., pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by Mr.. Mckay.
assistant pastor; subject, 1890. "The
Universal Appeal OF Christianity;
7.%5, THE Spirit OF Cooperation"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-27
Whole System
Is Benefited
BY Tanlac

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and convalescents everywhere have
testified to the remarkable poker of
Tanlac in bringing back their health,
strength, and working efficiency. 1t
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weakness.
= have taken Tanlae twice with
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"A year ago | was. badly run down
and Tanlac fixed me up fine 50 this
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well as ever in my life"
There is not single portion Of the
body that is not benefited BY the help
full action Of Tanlac. II enables the
stomach to turn the food into healthy
blood, bone and muscle, pwifies the
system and helps You back to normal
weight. Get bottle to-day at any
good druggist Adv