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NO CASH FOR F!REMEN
UNTIL COURT DECIDES
Satterthwaite Recommends
$4,000 for Volunteers be
Held Up.

That city Council does not intend to
pay 10 the Volunteer Firenen's Relief
Association the SIS. 900 specified in one
section Of the State law providing FOR
the creation and installation Of the
new paid fire department In this city.
at least untIl the courts have passed
upon their rights 10 do 80, was made
evident last night at the meeting Of
the Council when city Solicitor Reu-
ben Satterthwaite. Jr.. submitted
communication bearing on the subject
Last week Henry r. Isaacs. counsel
foe the firemeu's association had sent
q letter 10 Council nSkinR whom the
city expected 10 turn over this SIS 900
TO the association. This Inquiry was
referred TO the finance committee and
they sought an opinion from Mr. Sat
terthweite as to their right to pay
tho cash. In his reply Mr. Satter-
thwaite said In part: II believe there
s question ~ to tho validity OF this
section and would therefore recon-
mend that the payment be not made
until this section has been declared
constitutional by the courts OF tho
state"
Tho section IN question 10 No. 10.
Chapter III. Volume 81. Laws Of Della
ware. a copy OF Mr.. Satterthwaite' 8
letter was ordered gent 20 Mr.. Isaacs
and the next step regarding this mat
ter now rests with the volunteer fire.
men.
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LOCAL skCURITIEs.
Reported Daily 1T Noon BY Laird 3
Co. du Point BufIAin,
FIREMEN on THE MEND.
Peculiar Fever AfiIcting Several OF
Them Due TO Bad Colds.

The peculiar fever from which sew
eral members Of the fire department
have been suffering and which some
what puzzled the physicians attend
Ing them has been found TO be due
largely to the fact that the patients
did not give prompt attention 20 the
colds which they had contracted in
one way or another. IL Is not thought
70 be anything serious and today all
the men off STICK were reported TO be
very much improved although as yet
una bic TO return 10 active duty. There
are fourteen members OF the depart
ment on the sick list at the present
time.
Fire Chief William J. LutZ, crushed
under a falling brick wall on March
wss said today 10 be making rapid
strides toward complies recovery. In
fact he has been progressing 90 well
that he Is hopeful ne will be -trong
enough 10 return TO his office and
active command OF the fire de-
partment within a short time.
/ +. J. Papa. the chiefs assistant whc
/ sustained a broken back at the same
time Chief Lutz was hurt, was report
| cd today al the Delaware Hospita
/ to be getting along remarkably vel
considering the seriousness Ct his In
Jury
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PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
AT NOON TODAY

Special Dispatch by Associated Press to
Every Evening.
Philadelphia, March 10.--whcat--
No. 2 red winter. l.ss@i,44; do. gar
licky. l.s4@i.39.
Corn-No. 2 for export, ss@7o; No.
6s@6s; No. 4. 67@67h; car lots for
local trade. No. 2. yellow. 1904; No.
3 yellow, 1908.
oots--No. 2 white. %sh@47; No. 3.
45@46b.
Butter-Western creamery extra
80: nearby prints and fancy. 4s@4o.
EgKs-Nearby extra. f'rsts. 25ls do.
firsts, 2+a; western extra. frsts. 2b u ;
do. f,rsts. IAN: fresh selected, packed,
32@3l.
Chcese-Ncw York whole milk fancy
fats. held 90; do. fresh, ,l@22; fresh
to good, 1920: longhorn. 22h@23:
single daisies, held 23@2ais; do. first,
22ia@23.
Live poultry Fowls. not leghorns.
304s3; spring chickens, not lcKhorns
si@35: young roostcrs. c3@25: old
2o@2i; turkeys. 30@4o; ducks. white
Pekin. 5000; do. mixed colors. 3o@
81; muscovy. 2+@2s; geese. 2o@2S.
Dressed poultry Arm; spring tur-
keys. fancy dry packed. 4s@5o; do
western fancy. %T@50; fair TO good
<o@t5; old toms. 4o@%3; fowls. fresh
killed. choice TO fancy, 32Is3: do
small sizes. 25@2e: roasting chickens
nearby, 24@3s: do. western. 22@34:
old ROSTERS. 22@2s: ducks. 3O6a3:
fair TO good, 26G27; geese. fancy. Q;
@25; fair to good, 1920.
Potatoes easier: white fancy, 1900
200, hundred weight.
Flour-Soft winter straight western
6.26G6.76: do. nearby. s.oo@e.2o; hnr'
winter. straight. 7.5o@7.76 do. shor
patent. 7.s5@s.s6; spring. first clear
s.76d7.35; do. patent. s.25@s.75; dc
short patent. s.7b@9.1o; fancy sprin
and city mills patent. family brant
s.5o@10.2b.
Hay-Timothy No. 2, 22.ooG23.o
per ton: do. No. 3, 2ooo12l. 90; sam
pie. 16.oo@1s.o0; no grade. $4,000
1900; clover mixed hay, light mixed
l21.50G22,o0: No. l mixed. 2o.0o@2l. 0
Bran steady; soft winter. In 10
pound sacks, se.5oG3e.5o; do. sprin
3&.5oGas.5o.
Tallow-Prime city loose, 81; d.
special loose. 6i>; prime countr,
Az: edible. In ticces. sh.
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ELECT OFFICERS.
Home and Foreign Officials Selected
by West Church.

At the annual meeting Of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Society OF West Presbyterian
Church. yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Z.
c. Clark was elected president Mrs.
w X. Yerger. first vice president:
Mrs. G. y. Bower. second vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. Franklin Hopes, third
vice president; Mrs J. G.. Van HoCn,
recording secretary; Mrs. Jacob ely
mer. financial secretary: Mrs. a V.
Hughes. foreign treasurer; Mrs. w
Hawkins. home treasurer; Mrs. Horace
Allen. home corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Harold Sheppard, foreign cor
responding secretary; Mrs. J. II.
Cleaver. secretary OF literature: Mrs.
W. h. Yerger, secretary Of mission
airy education.
Members of the executive committee
selected from the society at large,
were as follows Mrs. j. T.. Fuller. Mrs.
Simon Mears, Mrs. J. r. Hudson and
Mrs l.. L. Sawdon. Mrs. Simon
Mears presided over the session. The
topics for the month were discussed
by Mrs. r. G.. Bruce and Mrs. &. y.
Bower.
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expense. have utterly failed to obtain
and secure for X due md proper re-
spect and obedience on the part Of
.hs people. Abundant STATISTICS OF
inimpeachable nature fully and con-
clurively demonstrate tho Fact that
the general public In opposed, to ex-
isting prohibition laws which deprive
people In the neutral and customary
use and consumption of stimulating
beverages.
A general survey OF conditions
throughout tile country suggest n
reasonable and liberal modification of
prohibition laws which will permit the
manufacture. sale and distribution OF
wholesome beers and light wines. BE
II therefore.
Resolved. that II IL the sense II the
city Council OF the city OF Whining
ton ~ meeting assembled that the
Congress OF the United States OF
America and the State Of Delaware,
amend and modify existing prohi-
hilton laws under their respective
powers which will permit the manu-
facturc, sale and distribution Of whole.
some beers and light wines, and that
all governmental revenue derived from
such permission inc set aside ~ a sep
arate fund for the payment Of bonuses
10 xe-service men: he II further
Resolved, thnt n copy ~ this reso-
tuition he transmitted 10 Zach Of Tn,
following named officials by the cit,
..f - a.
To the President Of the United
states Senate. the Speaker Of tn,
House OF Representatives OF the United
states, the Governor OF the Stoto o.
| Delaware.
That In the event the Governor 81
the state of Delaware viii call M
extraordinary session OF the Genera
Assembly. he shall include and max,
n part Of such call the subject matte
Expressed I'm and by this resolution.
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ARRANGE
FOR SHOPPING DAYS
Hope to Make March 20. n
and ~ Big Rural Sales
Events.

About nifty merchants, members OF
the mercantile section Of the Chamber
of Commerce. at a dinncr-meeting last
nisht in tho club room OF the Hotel
du Pont. arranged for suburban shop
ping days, on March 20. 81 and 90.
That the suburban shopping event
this month will surpass any previous
sales event was predicted. II II planned
10 conduct an extensive advertising
campaign IN the rural sections and TO
placard all the sections adjacent 90
Wilmington,
Chairman Horace T. Warrington, in
defining the proposed program
emphasized the Importance Ct CO.
operation and preparedness. He urg-
ed that every merchant be prepared
TO receive the trade. and that their
values be honest values. Much trade
is being carried TO other cities. and
to prevent this. he said, it is necessary
for all 10 plug together" and pass UP
any spirit OF criticism.
In the genera, discussion. attention
was called 10 the success OF the Dol
lar Day" held several weeks ago.
not TO attempt TO make the coming
suburban shopping days conflict in
any way with the dollar day." which
were intended as Statewide events.
whereas the suburban shopping days
were intended 10 be local" and
suburban"
Attention was called to the Monday
competition OF the Philadelphia mer-
chants. This is one OF the greatest
problems the local merchants have 70
contend with. IL was explained.
The three days selected by the com
mittee. will give the merchants sum
Client opportunity 10 arrange for their
advertising and displays
With the advertising program 81 is
hoped to bring TO the suburban and
out of town residents the true facts
and advantages Of these Wilmington
suburban shopping day sales.
Cards will be placed in the windows
Of merchants calling attention 10 the
| shopping days and special attention
given 10 the supplying OF goods and
service TO customers.
| Nathan Miller. opposed the three
days selected for the sale. In hi,
discussion, Mr.. Miller declared that
Monday was one Of the best local
days for the Wilmington merchants
He declared that suburban resident,
would be unable to leave their home.
duties for the purpose OF attending the
first OF the three-day sale.
A suggested banner for use o
members OF the Chamber OF Com
merce was displayed. II was an
nounced that these banners Will b
prepared In convenient form and tina
provision will be made for havin
cuts made 10 be used for advertising
Secretary c. NJ. Dillon called at
tention 10 the new ordinance recent
passed by City Council regarding mis-
leading advertisers. A second ord
nance is now under consideration,
was explained, affecting the "fioatin
merchants" 10 prevent frauduler
sales.
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STOCK PRICES BOOM,
MONEY 4 PER CENT
Rahs, Motors. Oils, Rubbers
Advance From One to
Four Points.
~ A.socla,,d Press to Every Evening.

ny Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. Mar. l0.-(Wall street.
1870 n. ml--Changes among leading
shares were limited TO fractions at
the dun and irregular opening of to-
days stock market, Studebaker. the
most active feature OF the previous
scssion, reacted moderately and other
motors. as we'll as oils. equipments
did food spccialties. were Inclined to
ease.
Obscure miscellaneous stocks, in
Guiding Remington Typewriter and
American Safety Razor, were strong.
Prices steadiod within the first half
hour on buying OF rails. Norfolk and
Western. Northern Pacific and Wis
cousin Central rising l 20 . points.
Early quotations for foreign ex-
change again reflected unsettled po-
nilcal conditions abroad.
Noon Reduction Of the Westing-
house Air Brake dividend caused a
decline Of ~ points In that stock and
several OF the minor stcels and utili-
ties also developed heaviness. In the
main. however, the market became
broader and stronger during the fore
noon.
The money market favored the ad
vance. call loans opening and renew
ing into next week at the unusually
low rate Of per cent.
Investment and specula tive rails
rose 20 points. and several of the
motors and rubbers subsidiaries gain
ed I TO almost points.
OILS rose 90 ? points under lead
OF Mexican and American Pc
troleums. General Asphalt. and stan
dard oils OF New Jersey and Califor-
MA, Chemicals and Fertilizers wero
l 20 points higher and shippinys
also improved.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Window Glass Machine Co
quarterly OF Ia per cent on common and
preferred, payable April l.
Bel Telephone Co. Of Canada. quarterly
of per cent. payable April Is
bucyrus Co, quarterly OF Ia. per cent
on preferred. payable April l.
Certaint-ed Products Corporation. quar-
terly OF IA. per cent on first and second
preferred, payable April I
Hendcc Manufacturing Co. quarterly OF
] :. per cent on preferred. payable April ].
Ioose-Niles Biscuit Co. quarterly Of "a.
per cent on common. payable April I 4.
and Ia per cent on account Of back diyi-
ccnds on preferred. payable May l.
pittsburg Plate Glass Co quarterly of
per cent and extra of per cent on com
mon. payable April l.
pittshurg Rolls Corporation, quarterly OF
~ per cent on preferred. payable April !.
REQ Motor Car Co. 2lt per cent. pay
able April
Tecumseh Cotton Mills. quarterly OF ~
per cent. payable April I
1onopnh Mining Co segi-annual OF 8
DEF cent and extra OF pa per cent. pay
nhle April 81
United Gas Improvement Co. quarterly
Of I per cent on common. payable April
ia, and a.. per cent on preferred, pay
able June IS.
Utilities Securities Corporation quar-
terly OF ~. per cent on preferred. pay
able March -
Victor Talking Machine Co. quarterly
.f 10 per cent on common and u. pei
cent on preferred, payable April 10
Wilson Co. quarterly OF IA per cent
on preferred. payable April /
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NEW CHARTERS.

Dover March iO.-Chsrters were nnd
here. yesterday. as follows
Muscle shoals. Birmingham and Pensa-
cola Securities Co. Wilmington, Del:
capital 50 600 900.
Royal Bond aud Mortgage Corporation
New York city $4,000 600
NJ Goldberg Special'ies Corporation
Wilmington Del 81 .OOO. 900
Cooper Flexible Transmission Co Brook
IN, y Y 81 600. 900
Calumet Trading Co. Wilmington, Del. f..
$3.50 600
Great Eastern Gasoline Refining Co ,
New York City, $500 600
polakoW Manufacturing Corporation.
Wilmington, Del $500 600
business ~ervlce Corporation. Whining
ton Del s25O,OOO
rconomi1er Co. Washington. ID. C:
$3.50 900.
Yates on and Gas Co. New York City
$4,000.
Tiger Automatic Pistol Corporation.
Wilmington. Del 100000.
Thompson s. Black. Inc. Wilmington.
Del 500. 900
Reorganization aud Engineering Co,
Dover, Del 100000
Delaware Corporation Chartering Co,
Wilmington, Del SIS 1000.
standard Diesel Corporation. New York
city. $1,000.
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SMYTH CO. Low BIDDER
FOR PATERNITY HOUSE
Sigma Phi's New Home at New
ark Will Cost Upwards of
$4,000.

A contract for the construction Of
a building NJ Newark for the Sigma
Phi Epsilon Fraternity az the Uni
versity Of Delaware. viii be signed on
or before March 20. II was announced,
following a meeting Of the fraternity
men IN parlors 4 and y at the Hotel
du Pont last night. when alumni and
active members attended. The affair
took on the form Of big rally. The
bids submitted by contractors were
presented TO the fraternity members
and discussed Mt length.
Some lewiston Of proposed plans was
discussed. The cost Of the building
Is expected 10 be about $50 900. The
smyth Construction Company, of this
city. was the lowest bidder. at S37 100
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TALKING MACHINE SUIT.
Victor Go. Given Right To Amend Rill
Against Alleged lnfringers.

An opinion was handed down yes
terday by Judge Morris in the Court,
IN the patent suit between the Victor
Talking Machine Company and the
Brunswick Bake Collender Company
and John Bailey Browning.
L.. ;. Patent 946. az. covering the
construction of talking machines. own
ed by tho Victor Company. in it's
claim 10. is alleged by them to he tn
terfered with by claim ! OF L. s. Pat
snt la0273S, owned By the Brunswick
Company.
The Brunswick Company. as defend
suts. allege infringement by the plain
VII OF claims 20 10 OF patent 1902
ass.
Tho opinion denies the plaintiffs
petition TO strike out the allegations
regarding infringement in the plain
sifs prayers. for which want Of juris-
dict.on Is alleged.
The plaintiffs later motion FOR leave
90 amend the prayer Of the bill with
respect 20 injunction thus restricting
The prayer 10 suits founded upon
claim I Of defendants patent. was
granted by the court.
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100000 IN DOPE SEIZED.
New York Police Think They Have
Head OF Drug Peddling Gang.

Nv Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
New York. March l0.-One hundred
pounds OF narcotics and one alleged
drug vendor were in the hands OF the
polio. today as a result OF raid on
the headquarters OF a drug peddling
gang believed 10 have engaged in the
wholesale smuggling Of the habit form
sne po!sone the past several months.
The drugs seized We're valued by fed
sra officials at 100000. vendors prices.
Luigi par1nengisni. aged 80. 4 gro
Ger. was the man under arrest In his
Manhattan home. the federal sleuths
claimed 10 have found the contraband
drugs last night.
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PIRATES OF PENZANCE.-
WIN Be Next Effort of Westmins ter
Choral Club

Rehearsals for the Pirates of Pen
zance." which will be given In The
Playhouse on May and 6. We're be
gun at last nights meeting Of the
Westminster Choral Club. John a,
Thoms IS director OF the club.
The rehearsals will he directed by
Karl r. +. Schroeder. stage manager
Of the Philadelphia Operate Society
who was present last night. He has
had wide experience in the direction
and arrangement Of plays
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Under the direction of Professor
Harry X. Walsh. members OF Court
No. All. Catholic Daughters of Ameri-
CO. last night rehearsed the musical
programs which will be rendered by
them AT the retreat for women in St.
Peters Cathedral from March 26 10
April g. Rehearsals viii be held each
Thursday evening AZ Gilbert Studio.
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Continue ManslAughter Hearing.

The case of Thomas Loughrey.
charged with manslaughter in connec-
ton with the death OF 3-year-old Mar
TN Sullivan was continued until March
II. Loughrey's machine struck the
child at Third and Franklin street
yesterday killing IL instantly.
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LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS..

ny Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
New York. March l0.-I.iberty bond
quotations az noon: Three and a
half's. $3.50, first As. ~ 90 bid; sec
ord IS. 91Ii bid. nrst 4'.'s. 97a0:
second as. 97.S4: third ANS. es.?4:
fourth 4s's. $3.50; Victory Sa's
1O002. Victory 4A's. ioO.7O.
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FINED FOR MAKING LIQUOR.
Brownlslaw Brxosks Told Court II Was
For HIS Wife.

Pleading guilty to selling liquor
Brownislaw Brzoska. 8I3 Marshall
street was sentenced by. Municipal
Judge Lynn today to pay a fine OF
$500 and costs or serve months In
the workhouse.
Brzoska said he made the liquor
for the use of his wife who was I'll
and when the Negro stool pigeon re-
questeJ II sold him a pint OF liquor.
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Some changes have been made IN q
plans and those are expected To bring
down tho total cost.
The board Of directors Of the fra
tcInlty comprising; WiIiiAm M.
Francis. president. George T., Town
send. Jr.. Roland w. Taylor. Robert
G. Lewis. Paul Cieaver and w. O.
Sypherd. secretary.
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Get better Job. Tell wha, you
can d. In n situation Wanted" al
tomorrows-Ady.
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Stock Quotations
200 o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported Daily by Laird 3 Co.. Sc.
curity Brokers, du Point building.
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II pays to read ard use classified
ads-Ady.
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Lost and Found

LADY'S RIGHT KID GAUNTLET
Beaver color, lost from Sixth and Mar
ket 10 Fourth and West return cash-
Ter. savoy Theatre.
LOST Sunday morning. between Eighth
and franklin and So Andrews Church,
small pink bag containing two diamond
ear rings and diamond stone Reward
II return Ell 10 Collins g. Meyer, 1Of
West Eighth street
TERRIER DOG LOST Small. brown and
white. Thursday Finder please return
70 1906 Monroe street
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Personals

PERSONAL STATIONERY Printed, 100
noteheads. 9 81, and 100 envelopes, az
6Is printed with name street address
sPd city. 81 90 Send check. money order
n cash. TO K. A. Horner Co.. Ninth
and Shlpley stroats. MllninRton Del
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Detective Agencies

MARCH ~. 1922 FraternaI spirituslfss
Church. Eden Hall special service sun
day AZ 3 ,. m. Subject. Psychology
and Spiritualisn Phenomenal demon
stration at close of lecture by prof
Christensen A. 100 ,. m. service cor
Quoted by Mrs " W Moore Lecture
by Prof. Christensen Can We Com
nunicate With the Dead Messa
BY Mr. J Gilien Welcome 20 al
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NOTICES.
ATLAS POWDER 60

Wilmington. Del February rs. 1927.
The annual meeting ~ the stockhOidoD
of Atlas Powder Co will be hold az ~
principal Office Of the company IN Delaware.
hoOm 7Zs, northeast corner Ninth AMI
Market streets. Wilmington. Delaware,
on Tuesday. tho 2lst day Of March 1914
az ~ o'clock noon. for the electitn Of
directors and for the transaction OF s1oh
other business as may properly come ~
fore the meeting. In accordance With tnD
Jaws Of the State Of Delaware. no srorx
can be voted on az any election which has
been transferred on the books 81 tas
company within 70 days negt precedips
such election
Leland LYON. secretary,
DAYLFrE BATFERfEs---A good bat.
terry al reasonable price fully gusrsc-
teed recharginR. soc Oayiite SergtoA
station. 1909 MARKET street
DR.. WILLIAM g. sEATON- Formerly a
SeatOn & Moore den lists. has moved -
his nov Offices al go Washington stre "A.
Phone 1923.
NOTICE--The shoemakers' Associatiaa
Of Wilmington viii hold their next meet
Ing sunday, March H. 10 o. m. German
Hall, fourth floor. Sixth street between
French and Walnut. Attendance Of All
shoemakers desired W Murphy. score
tary.
SCIENTIFIC COLLECTIONS 49, Evsr,-
where Henry Mercantile Agency. y
o. Box 1872,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-12
CHAPLAIN KERNAHAN CONTINUES
TO ADDRESS NORWICH AUDIEN CEs

Chaplain A. Earl Kernahan spoke at
the Martin Company at noon Wsd1es-
day noon to a large number of employees
and at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon he
spoke at the Lester Wasley Co All
work was discontinued the last shop
for one hour so that all of the men
could hear the chapIa'n. He spoke at
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church in
the evening at 7.30. The very bad walk
ing interfered with a large attendance at
the evening meeting. Quite a number,
however, was on hand. Chaplain Ker-
nahan spoke on the subject: Christ
Shilling The Tempest" He used the story
of Christ's Experience on the Sea of
Gallilee when he spoke to the wind and
| the waves. The disciples drew three les
| sons from this xtory: Christ helps
| those who help themselves. Christ
hears US when We call. Christ is
| able to deliver us
Chaplain Kernahan will speak Thurs
day night and Sunday at three o'clock
| four o'clock, six-thirty and seven-thirty
| The four o'clock service Sunday will be
held at the 7. NJ. c. A He will speak
| at 10.45 Sunday at Uncasville