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The New York herald., 1922-12-15
What Life Is Like In Kansas.
From the Oakley orophic.

Two little dogs chased black cat like a
streak OF creased lightning across tile street
and IN between two buildings into an alley.
In about g. second the two little dogs came
back like streak OF CREASED lightning with
big dog chasing them between two build
lnSs. Life Is like that
The New York herald., 1922-12-15

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LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS.

Highest temperature, 81, o p. NJ.
Lowest Temperature. 20. at 12:o5 A. NJ.
Average temperature. 20
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GRACE CHURCH MUSIC.

Grace church chimes will play at
Lord God Almighty" "Hark My Soul
1t Is the Lord" Awake My Soul and
10 a. M, tomorrow. Holy, Holy, Holy
With the Sum-" Saviour When in
Dust to Thee" The musical numbers
of the morning service will be: Organ
prelude. "Offertoire" in ID minor (No.
"2') Batiste; anthem, Ten Thou
sand Times Ten Thousand" Schneck-
er; offertory, Seek Ye the Lord =
Roberts; organ postlude, "Allegretto
in c Major" Dethier. The chimes viii
play at Z. p. m. Jesus My All to
Heaven is Gone" Lord / Cannot Let
Thee Go" "HIark, Hank My Soul" The
organ recital at 715 p. m. will in
clude March from First Suite Rus
sian, Borowski. "At Evening"" Kinder,
Funeral March of Marionette,"
.Grounod. The choir will render a
special musical program at the even
ing service consisting Of: Anthem,
Fierce Was the Wild Billow," Noble !:
contralto solo, Rock of Ages Shep-
perd, Miss Copley violin solo, "Cava-
tina Harry Stausebach, Raff; an
them, My Faith Looks Up to Thee .
Schneider, with violin obligato by Mr..
Stausebach organ, MY Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice." (Samson and. Delilah)
Saint Saens; anthem. Souls Of the
Righteous" Noble; organ postlude,
Festival Postlude in D." Faulkes.
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McCabe Missionary Society.

The NNomen's Foreign Missionary
Society of McCabe Church was enter
tanned last Monday night by Mrs. A.
G. McGill, 1905 Van Buren, street An
interesting program had been prepar-
ed, but 1t was learned that DR.. G. O.
VanBuskirk would come to speak for
the society. DIR. VanBuskirk Is head
of the Methodist Hospital in Korea and
is teacher In the boys school in
Seoul. He gave an interesting talk,
especially concerning the condition of
women and girls and what the Gospel
really means to them. Before Christi
anity came to them II was the custom
for girls and boys to become brides
and srooms at the ages OF -, Is or
IA years, and now the ages are being
raised. Thirty-six of the members
were present at this meeting. The
next meeting Will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Lewis Chamberlain, 20l4 JEFF
ferson street on February Is, at which
time the program, already prepared,
Will be given. 1t will be noted that
this Is not the regular meeting date.
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GOD IS ESSENTIAL IN
L|FE'S ATTAINMENT
He 10 FulfiIIment of the mex
ressibpIe Reach Of
Mans Soul.

The Christian Endeavor topic this
week Is discussed by Everett e. Bor-
ton who takes for his subject: God
In our lives" and his Scripture refer
ence: Galatians s.: 1926 verses. Mr..
Borton Says:
II We would only take the words OF
Paul to the Galatians. quoted above
and use them as our guide we would
be doing much toward having God
In our Lives. His exhortation, LET
us not become vain, glorious, provok-
ing one another, envyIng one another"
IL one that every person can get a
lesson from.
II we could put out OF our thoughts
and minds the Importance OF self
and all thoughts OF envy we would be
helping to bring about Gods will
among us.
God Is not far from any one of
us. but we do not see him. It is for
us to to realize that God Is ever near
to guide us ON our way and to COM
fort us when suffering. Just as there
are things which we would not do In
broad daylight in. the presence Of
others, so there are things that we
would not desire to do or say If
Christ were visably by our side. A
doctor has a medical conscience. He
constantly thinks in terms OF medicine.
A scientist thinks in terms Of science.
so may we have the God conscience
and ever think in terms OF Gods will
ii we but exert ourselves towards do
ing so.
Life has been defined as mans
chance. 1t Is his opportunity here In
this world, responding to his environ
ment
what Is man to make of It? Man
not having God In his life is being
without one OF the essentials of his
fullest attainment. God is the Fourth
dimension OF the Soul. We have
heighth. and depth and width. but
God Is the fulfilling of the souls
indispensable reach. II we leave Christ
out OF our lives we so about in the
midst OF beautiful spiritual forces, but
we do not see or feel them.
All this may be concluded in words
or the ancient WEIGH motto
Without God. without everything.
With God, with everything"
Christian Endeayor Notes,
Inc January meeting of the City
Union Executive Committee will be
held Monday evening, at the Y. NJ. c.
A. Matters Of Importance are to be
arranged for at that time. The ex-
ecutive committee is making special
EFFORTS Tor the success OF the ami
Versary service which is to be held at
the Second Baptist church Thursday
evening, February End, which service
VIII commemorate the forty first an
niversary OF the founding Of Chris
tian Endeavor.
Clarence h. Hamilton, a National
leader Of Christian Endeavor win he
here at that time.
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n. Z. MINISTER'S MEET.
Laymen Also Present At Salisbury
District Conference.

Salisbury. Nd. Jan. IA district
conference OF the ministers OF the
Salisbury district OF the Wilmington
Conference was held yesterday in the
auditorium Of Asbury Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Rev. j. I. Herson,
pastor. About l25 were present, in
Guiding the minister and one layman
from each church in the district.
which comprises the entire Peninsula
from Deimar to Cape Charles
The speakers were Dr. George B.
Dean. Chicago; DIR. Van Buskirk, Seoul.
Korea; Rev. Frank Hines, Baltimore.
and DR.. NJ. s. Swartz. area secretary,
Baltimore. Pictures were shown of
work in Mexico. India and Europe.
Tho purpose Of the meeting was TO
line up more definitely the Methodist
churches in answer to the need OF the
community. Bishop William F. Nc
Dowell, Washington. was scheduled to
address the conference, but wired that
ne was III. Rev. Vaughn s. Collins
or this city IL superintendent or the
salisbury district. A meeting az q
similar nature OF the Dover district
was held Thursday in st. Jonn's siean-
odlst Episcopal Church, Seaford
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WILSON FOUNDATION
DAY TOMORROW
Ministers All Over the Country
Asked to Preach on the
Subject.

More than 10000 clerGymen
throughout the country have been
asked by letter to observe tomorrow.
January IL. In their churches ~
Woodrow Wilson Sunday. DR.. Fred
crick Lynch, New York clergyman.
editor. and peace workcr. now chair
man OF the church committee or the
Woodrow Wilson Foundation, has
asked ministers throughout the United
States TO preach on that day upon the
subject of idcalism in international
relationships. referring to Mr.. Will
sons addresses on this subject. To the
same group he has also sent selcc-
ton OF excerpts from Mr.. Wilson's
addresses bearing on international
morality
The letter In part follows:
1T will be the aim OF the Woodrow
Wilson Foundation to perpetuate Mr..
Wilson's principles OF democracy and
international relationships.
Tho income OF the Foundation IL
to he given each year to tho men or
women who do most to further these
Ideals or render most conspicuous
service In the bctterment OF human
society. Regardless Of political aHllia-
ton. hundreds of the leading men OF
tho nation have eagerly accepted
membership on the national commit
tees. Many OF the men on the church
committee belong to tho Republican
party.
"A campaign to raise a fund OF ST.
| 100000 or more to endow the Foun-
dalton begins on January IS. The
committee wants every ono to have
an opportunity 70 contribute who be-
lieves that the same ethical principles
| which govern the relationships OF
govern the relationship OF nations
which IL the gospel which Mr.. Wilson
so splendidly preached.
| Il am writing you. knowing that
you. ms a minister OF righteousness
hold this belief and are anxious to In
culcate 1t, to ask II you would not
like, on Sunday, January Is, to call
the attention OF your congregation
to this great endeavor and perhaps,
IL convenient. preach upon this great
subject Of idcalism in international re-
lationship, referring 10 the outstand-
Ing utterances OF Mr.. Wilson on the
subject.
Furthermore. II you are personal
~ Interested In this movement, will
you not heartily cooperate with the
local committees that have been form
ed and exert your personal influence
In whatever way may open. II COM
munity mass meetings could be ar
ranged to emphasize these ideals, they
would be OF great value"
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CHUnCHnsN TO MEET.
81. James brotherhood Has Excellent
Program Prepared for Monday Night.

Renewed interest 10 being shown In
tho activities OF THO st. James Broth
crhood Of Grace Church, which will
hold its January meeting on Monday
evening at . O'Clock at tho church
house. Under tho direction Of VIM.
Harris, an attractive program has
been arranged. A. A. Wilmot will
open the meeting with an address and
will be followed by several selections
BY male quartet composed OF Edgar
ID. Smith. Charles Brnddock, John w.
Scott, and Henry s. Lawton
The feature Of the evening will be
the debate on tho subject. Resolved.
That the Church is losing ground
under modern conditions" with Geo.
+, Lang and Charles c. Keedy sup
porting the Affirmative and Marion II.
Landing and Robert p. ''oldey up
holding tho negative. The Judges for
the debate will be Superintendent OF
Schools David A. Ward; State Sena-
tor James w. Robertson and former
Judge james w. Lattomus A general
discussion will follow tho debate.
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On. REIDKNB1CH 70 LEAVE.


Rev. r. d. Reidenbach Of Newark.
NJ j., will preach his farewell sermon
In tho Pcntecostai church, Twenty
third and Pine streets, tomorrow
Prayer services at 10 o'clock viii be
followed by the morning sermon. the
subject Of which will be The Work
Of the Holy Spirit in the Believer" In
tho evening At 1850 he Will speak on
Our Lords Return"
Sunday school will be held at 2.30
o'clock tomorrow, and tho young
peoples meeting. at G.3o. Bible study
classes will meet on Tuesday even
Ing. and tho mid-week prayer service
Will be held Friday evening.
Tho annual convention viii open
on February ]. Prominent Pente-
costal workers from Pennsylvania.
New Jersey. New York and Ohio are
expected TO be present.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL,
Old Swedes.

0A0 ~ VS0Cos
Old Swedes Church, Seventh and
Church streets, Rev. Robert Bell. vicar
Services tomorrow Will be as follows:
a. m, holy communion; IL, morning
prayer and sermon; 2.30, Sunday
school; 7.So, evening prayer and SER
mon.
st. Andrews.
St Andrews P. z. Church, Eighth
and Shipley streets, Rev Richard w.
Trapnell. rector. Services tomorrow
Will be as follows: Holy Communion,
a. m; Billie class and church
school, 9.45; morning prayer and SER
mon. IL; evening prayer and sermon,
7.45.
St Matthew'S Mission.
Church school will be conducted at
2.3o o'clock tomorrow at St Mat
thew's Mission. in st. Andrews Church
old Sunday school room.
Trinity.
Trinity Episcopal church, Delaware
avenue and Adams street. Rev. +. M.
kirkus, rector. Services tomorrow as
follows: 7.30. holy communion; $50,
Sunday school; II, morning prayer
and sermon; 7.45. evening prayer and
sermon.
Calvary.
Calvary Episcopal church. Third and
Washington streets. Rev. r. H. Stew
ems. rector. Services tomorrow as fol-
lows: 7.30, holy communion; $50,
church school; 1915, choral eucharist
and sermon. subject. The Silent
Years" 746. evening prayer and SER
mon and sermon. subject, Two
Affairs"
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Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Delaware avenue and West street,
Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin. 8. T. d.. pastor.
Preaching morning and evening to-
morrow by the pastor. Subject. 1910,
The Work Of Ohrist's Precursor;
7.S0. Mans Estimate vs. Gods Esti-
mate Of tho Value Of Man." Sun
day school at noon and other regular
meetings at tho usual hours.
First Swedish.
First Swedish Baptist Church, VAN
devcr avenue and Church street, Rev
C. A. Chader. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening BY
Evangelist p. G. Nelson. Subject,
1880. "A Prophet In Despair; 100
"A Soul In Ruins" Sunday school
at noon and young peoples meeting
at o.4b. Prayer and praise service AT
7.4b p. m, Wednesday.
North.
North Baptist church, Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue, Rev, w. l.
Pettingill. pastor. Preaching tomor~
row by the pastor. morning and eve
ming; subject, 1890. believing and
Speaking" 7.45. Tho Believers Po-
sessions In Jehovah" Bible school al
noon.
Second.
Rev. George d. Allison. Phi. D., pas.
tor OF Second Baptist Church, Ninth
and Franklin streets. will preach or
"Ieviticus and Deuteronomy, God a,
l'awgiver," at the 1890 a. m. service
tomorrow. At the evening service
DIR. Allison Will speak on Leaving
Your Mark" Miss Fuller and Mrs
Ramoth Mitchell will sing "rhs
Shadows Of the Evening Hours" Tn,
Bible school will meet at noon: Tn,
women OF the church will meet a,
the home OF Mrs. w. r. White, s1t
Adams street. on Monday night. Or
Wednesday evening. at 7.45. the pro.
gressive roll-call OF the church mem.
bership will be continued, at which
time persons whose names begin with
&c" should be present for Bible study
Mt. Enon.
Mt. Enon Baptist Church Second
and Washington streets, Rev. A. q
Scott. pastor. Services tomorrow vii
be as follows: $50. Sunday school;
1890. sermon; 1870. special meeting
for young converts: g., b. Y. p. u
meeting; Z. praise and song service
s, preaching by the evangelist, Rev
J. =. Daniels.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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LONG TOUR FOR CHAPLAIN.
Chief to Visit Army Posts and Con.

Washington, Jan. IA tour
unique in the history Of the United
States army will be undertaken in the
course OF the next few days when
Colonel John T. Axton, chief OF chap
lains, will VISIT about 80 posts and
hold conferences with chaplains OF the
regular army, the officers reserve
corps and the national guard.
The itinerary will cover approx
mately 10000 miles and 1t will be the
first time chief of chaplalns has
toured, the fields in the interest of
the religious welfaAe Of soldiers.
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In tho hour Of ns<d We quickly
seek our best friends" writes C:has.
schridd Ward de- Wet. s57 Tara ave.
nue., Oakland. Cal. Our little boy ana
girl had a severe dry. raspinS cough
without phlegm, cough that chokso
and Pushes tho face OF the sufferers
Ike unto commissions. Foley's Honey
ana Tar was wonderful emergency
remedy" Cascs Ike this give Fofey's
Honey and Tar its reputation ~ tbs
best remedy for coughs and colds. n.
-. Danforthr-Adv.
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DR.. yrooman to Lecture.

Rev. w. A. Vrooman, executive sec
rotary of the Prisoners Aid Society
Of Delaware, will deliver an address at
the Friends meeting house. Fourth
and West streets, tomorrow afternoon
at go o'clock. His subject will be
Needed Penal Legislation for the
Better Protection CT Both the Public
and the Criminal"
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Beanest for Old sweaos

Rev. Frederick NJ. Kirkus, rector of
trinity T. e. Church. has received a
woo Liberty Bond for the permanent
fund OF Old Swedes Church, beauest
OF the late Mrs. Ann r. Warner. The
bond was sent to DIR. Kirkus by Mrs.
w. G. Mendinhall. administrator Of
the Warner estate.
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no Attend ROAD Convention.

Levy Court Commissioners Bail.
Buckson. Stetser and Strahorn and
County Engineer Grub will start Mt
noon next Monday for Chicago. where
they wiz attend the annual convention
of the American Road Builders As
ISOLATION. which opens on Tuesday
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MISCELLANEOUS.



on THE Religion OF an Evolutionist''
will be given by Rev. w. A. vrooman,
Sunday morning In the Unitarian
church West street above Eighth, at
the IL o'clock service. The subject will
be "The God OF the Laws of Nature.
with some comments on Christian
Science" Church school at lo.45 q.
m.
Bible Students Meetings.
J. A. Baeuerlein OF Pittsburgh, will
be tho speaker at the Sunday after
noon service of tho International Bible
Students Association. to be held at 3
o'clock In Jr. 0. u. A. NJ. Hall, 907
Tatnall street. His subject will be
"Christ's Return Soon Manifest" The
children's classes will be conducted at
2 o'clock at the same address. Mr..
Baeuerlein Will also address tho Bible
Students at their morning service at
1890 in Room 107. Lodge Building,
l112 King street Tho evening Bible
class at this address will be conducted
at s o'clock. preceded by a praise
service At 100.
New Jerusalem. ~
Church of tho New Jerusalem. Penn
sylvania avenue and Broome streets,
Rev. George Henry Dole, pastor.
Preaching tomorrow at l0.45 a. m.
by tho pastor, subject, "Worshipping
and Serving God"
Missionary Alliance.
Christian and Missionary Alliance,
5o4 West Fifth street. Rev. w. T. Mao
Arthur, OF New York will speak at
the morning and evening services.
Subject, morning, Entire Sanctifca-
ton According TO ST. Paul." evening
subject, Tho Pilgrim Fathers, Abra-
ham. Isaac and Jacob" Sunday
school. 1890; Young Peoples meeting,
$50.
Progressive Bpir1tualIst.
First Progressive Spiritualist
Church. Pythian Castle. 900 West
street. Special services tomorrow at
7.45 p. m. by Mr.. Ellen Gofr. ncen-
tiate. Subject Scientific Demonstra-
ton Of Spirit Control Over the Human
Mind"
Fraternal 6piritnalist.
Fraternal Spiritualist Church. Eden
Hall. Services tomorrow at 730 p.
M, with w. w. Moore in charge. Mes
sages by Miss Sarah Mowrer.
Friends
Friends Meeting House, Tenth and
Harrison streets. First Day services
at 1880 a. m. tomorrow; Bible class
at 1l.30. Mid-week meeting on Wed
nesday at 7.45 p. m.
st. Luke's.
st. Luke's r. e. church. Eighth
and Monroe streets. Rev. William
lamming, rector. Services tomorrow
as follows: 10, church school; IL,
moring prayer and sermon; 7.30, even
ing prayer and sermon. Mid-week SER
vice at y. m. Wednesday.
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W8uOvQ(s
In Hanover Presbyterian Church
Boulevard and Eighteenth street. to-
morrow morning Rev. Charles II
Bonner. pastor. will speak on "A
Graveyard OF Buried Desires" and In
the evening on Personal Responsible
ity." At the prayer service on Wcdncs-
day evening the pastor will continue
his series Of lectures on Tho Mission
OF the Kingdom" The lecture will be
illustrated.
Eastlake.
Easthake Presbyterian Church,
Twenty and Market streets.
Rev. William Lehman. pastor. Ser
Vices tomorrow VIII be as follows:
1890. sermon by pastor subject,
Looking for CITY," 2, Saba IN
school; $50, Christian Endeavor; 7.30,
sermon. subject. Witness Bearing
and tho Home" prayer service We'd
nesday evening at 7.45 O'Clock.
Olivet
At Olivet Presbyterian Church
Fourth and Broome streets, Rev. Joe
8. Gilnllan will prcadh at 1o.45 and
7.45. Sabbath school meets at IL noon;
Y. p. s. C. e. at Z. p. m.
Westminster.
Westminster Presbyterian church.
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Rodney
street. Rev. G. l.. Candee, pastor.
The church double quartet will sing
at all the services. AT vespers at 1
o'clock the pastor win continue his
~ Al
Religions" Sunday school at IL. On
Tuesday the Presbyterian Union will
have a dinner at the chapel. United
States Senator Ernst OF Kentucky will
he the speaker.
First and Central.
First and Central Presbyterian
Church, Market street above Ninth
Rev. Aquilla Webb. ID. u. Ii. d.. par-
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. Subject, 1890
Moral Adaptability;" 7.3o, Excuses
and Hindrances." Sunday school and
Tother regular meetings at tho usual
hours.
West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets, Rev. u
Franklin Smiley. ID. D., pastor
Preaching morning and evening TO
morrow by the pastor. Subject. 1890
Attracting the Love of God;" 7.30
Sure Foundations" Sunday school
and other regular meetings at the
usual hours
Elsmere.
Services tomorrow at the Elsmere
Presbyterian Church will be conducted
by Rev. Irwin +. Wagner, the pastor
as follows: Morning worship. IL. al
which timc the sacrament OF the
Lords Supper will be observed; sub
ject OF service, Communion With
Cod" evening worship. 7.so, subject
silent Voices" Sunday school, 10;
Christian Endeavor. $50.
Grcenhill.
Greenhin Presbyterian church, Ken
nett pike. Rev. Thomas Kerr, pastor
Preaching and baptism OF children to-
morrow morning at 10.45. Sabbath
school at $50.
First italian.
First italian Presbyterian church
du Pont and Seventh streets. Rev. A
Dassori, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
at IL and 7.30. Sunday school and week
day activities at the usual hours.
First United.
First United Presbyterian church
Third and Broone streets. Rev. N. N
Calhoun. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
Subject, IL. Respect for Authority,
7.45, "a Soul Without Home" Sun.
day school and other regular meeting.
at the usual hours. Infant baptism viii
be administered on January %.
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Wall Map Of Della ware so Cents.

A limited number OF the Rand-Mc-
at Every Evening Office. SO cents; 10
cents for postage to any address,
Nally maps OF Delaware are ON sale
Adv.
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The Militarist-'How do you think
vars ought TO end?'' The Average
Cltizen-"W Well. l should say they ought
TO end In peace The Militarist---
What! Are you one Of them paci-
fises?"-The Soldier Cart Young
Quarterly. -
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and closes on Friday. Bsoauss : ma
jorfty Of the commissioners ere going
to Chicago the court viii msst On
Monday morning. instead Of Tuesday.
il regular meeting day.
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II you telephone your ad. ask about
the discount you can get on the pric-
quoted you.--Adv,