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Evening journal., 1916-01-28
AFRICAN liner
MAY Be another
U-BOAT Victim
Liie-boat Of Appam Found
on Moroccan Coast; No
Word From Crew
POSSIBLE BIC ship MAY
have RUN into STORM
By The United Press.

hl nc Jnltcu irchs.
HULL. Eng. Jan. 2S.-The African
liner Appam is believed to have been
sunk of the Moroccan coast.
The Appam left the West African
port OF Dakar in French Senegal for
Liverpool on January II. The Brit
ish steamer Tregantle. from Puerto
ObligatO, reported today that on jan
uary l6 she picked up one OF the
Appam's damaged lifeboats off the
Moroccan coast The boats bow had
been smashed on II contained three
water casks and one lifeboat.
Elder. Dempster & Co.. of Liver
pool. agents for the Appam. have re-
oeived no word from here.
On previous trips northward along
the African coast. the Appam made
several stops, picking up passengers
at some ports and discharging them
at others For this reason, It was
stated. the exact number of her pas
sengers she may have had aboard Is
not definitely known. She carried
200 passengers and a crew OF 100
The Appam should have reached
port one week ago today.
The Appam was one of the newest of
the liners owned by the British and Al.
rican Steamsl p Company, and operated
under the direction of Elder. Dempster,
a Co.. of Liverpool She was built in
1913. displaced 7,7sl tons. and was l2j
feet in length with SO foot beam.
Her course from Dalgar 10 England
carried her past the Canary Islands.
There have been no reports of subma-
rines operating of the west coast Of Mo.
rocco Il is possible the liner fomdercd
in one Of the severe storms reported IN
all regions Of the Atlantic recently.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
REPUBLICANS TO
Hold CONVENTION
EARLY IN april

Chairman Edmund Mitchell has called
a meeting of the Republican State Com
mittee to be held at the Young Mems
Republican Club on Tuesday next 10
consider preliminaries for the campaign.
The committee will fix a time for the
State Convention that will choose six
delegates and six alternates TO the Re
publican National Convention, TO be
held in Chicago ON June Z.
Il is likely that the State Committee
will call the Sta Convention for about
April 4 or ,, in Dover. with primaries
on Saturday, April /, TO choose delegates
TO the convention.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
ALLIES WITHDRAW
TROOPS NOW FROM
albanian Fields
While Italians Hold Valona,
Austrian -Bulgars Close
in on the Seaport
AUSTRIAN FLEET MAY
BOMBARD The CITY
nv HENRY WOOD.

inlleQ IfeSS SidU correspondent.
ROME, Jan. 2S-Albania, with tho
exception of the port of Valona, and
the immediate hinterland, is being
evacuated by the Allies.
Italian forces hold strongly fortified
positions at Valona. Heavy AUS
trian and Bulgarian detachmcnts are
closing in upon the seaport from the
north and the east They are meet
ing with little resistance. Official dis
patches received here today Indicated
that the attack on Valona and one OF
the most important battles OF the
Balkan struggle may begin within a
fortnight.
The Austrian fleet in all probability
VIII attempt TO participate In the en-
gagoment by Smelling Nalona from
the Adriatic. In this event an en-
counter with the Allies squadrons Is
certain 20 bring perhaps the greatest
naval fight OF the war.
Conquest OF Montenegro and the
capture OF the Albanian towns oe
Scutari and San Giovanni di Medua
by the Austrans made further resist
ance by scattered Serbian forces In
Northern Albania useless. All Serb
ian troops and all Montonegrins and
Albanians who would not surrender
TO the Austrian invaders are being
transported 10 the Greek island of
Corfu as rapidly as Allied transports
can reach them, or being moved south
ward to join the Italians at Valona.
Within ten days the Austro-German-
Bulgar occupation OF the entire Ball
kan peninsula 20 the Greek frontier
Will be complete. The Allies. how
ever. are determined TO hold Valona
as they now hold Salonika on the east
ern side OF the peninsula. Both are
strategic positions OF the greatest
value. They Will be retained at All
cost as military and naval bases from
which future campaigns for the con.
quest OF the lost countries will be d.
rected
The italians already have evacuated
Durazzo or are about TO do so. An
Continued on Page 23.)
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
Next Wednesday Will
Be Ground Hog Day!

Despite that fact is probable that not in hundred
who think and talk of the ground hog and its nerna
Ona reputation weather prophet has adequate
ceptiOn of the appearance size of the animal
That thought has impelled THE EVENING JOURNAL to
borrow from John E. Wilson, of Smyrna fine specimen of the
ground hog and to make the courtesy of the Wilmington
Gas Company TO display prominently in the window of the
companys Office No. S27 Market street. where every
and child in the city and learn what this four
legged barometer is like.
The legend with respect the ground hog is that
of its hole February If it its shadow decides
that there will be six weeks of weather and returns
TO hole hibernate for that period If il fails TO IFS
shadow decides that winter remains out of its hole
and begins fOraging for living.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
COMMERCE CHAMBER
MAY GET BUILDING
Committee Will Consider
Suggestion Of Leasing or
Erecting Own Hall
SAME OFFICERS FOR
THE ENSUING YEAR

Newly-elected directors of the
Chamber Of Commerce at a meeting
yesterday afternoon elected Joseph
Bancroft, first vice-president; Fred
erick Brady, second vice-president,
and Frank Connable, treasurer.
Colonel John J. Satterthwait con-
tinues as president and Neil b. Sim
clair as secretary of the Chamber OF
Commerce.
William ID. Mullen, Josiah Marvel,
w. H. Spackman. A. b. Moore and w.
S. Brown were appointed a commit
Continued on Page 23)
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
LABOR POsTPONEs MEETING.

II was announced last evening by
Frank A. Houck. chairman of the
industrial relations committee of the
Central Labor Union. that Industrial
Relations Night" which was to have
been observed by the Central Labor
Union next Tuesday evening. had been
postponed. This was necessary as
owen X. Loveioy. chairman OF the
national child labor committee, is to
address a meeting on that evening in
the New Century Club.
The meeting will be held on Tues
day evening, February Is. instead.
II is now announced that John b..
Lennon. treasurer OF the American
Federation of Labor and treasurer OF
the committee on industrial relations
will be the principal speaker on TN
dustrial Relations Night" February
I1b
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
JUDGE HAD MET MANY
Others IN same CLASS

"Your Honor. took too many
drinks" said Thomas p Carroll, a
Carney's Point powder worker in
City Court today. when arraigned on
a charge of drunkenness.
That's the trouble with all the
persons brought in here on charges
OF drunkenness" said Deputy Judge
Joslyn.
Carroll was fined S5 and costs.
Edward Karney was fined So on a
charge of begging near the Fourth
street wharf yesterday.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
EQUAL SUFFRAGE MEETING.

The regular meeting OF the VIII
mington Equal Suffrage Club will be
held on next Monday evening. in
Friends Meeting House. Corner Tenth
and Harrison streets. Several i'm
portant features Of business viii be
discussed. including a proposed
change in the payment of dues
Reports and Impressions OF the Ma
tional Convention held in Washington.
ID. c.. will be given by the ccleg&es
who attended.
Entertainment will be furnished by
the Misses Zadio and Tcyis Miller
and Mrs Virginia Jones Lattomus,
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
COMING HOME FROM CHnE.

G. Roy Eaton. Of the development
department OF the dupont Company,
who has been away to Chile, South
America. for some tine on business
for the company. is expected home by
the middle Of next week. Word has
been received from Mr. Eaton that
ho has left Panama, apd expects 10 ar
rive here on about Thursday or Friday
Of next week.
He is a resident Of Bellefonte.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28

Visiting New York to deliver the
first of his addresses in advocacy
Of his program on national pre-
paredness for war, President Wilson
was photographed, as seen in the ac-
companying picture, in the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad station on January o..
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
ASK What CITY HAS
Done TO AID HARBOR
Congressman Miller Sends
Query of Congress on
to City Council
WANT DATA OF MONEY
USED ON CHRISTIANA

At the session OF City Council last
night a letter was read from Con-
gressman Thomas W. Miller, asking
for data as to what Wilmington has
done financially toward the improve
ment and maintenance Of the Chris
tiana river harbor. Mr.. Miller said
that the very first question asked
him at a hearing before members of
the Rivers and Harbors Committee
Of Congress recently was about the
reported lack of cooperation on the
part of Wilmington in the harbor pro-
iect, something which Congressman
Miller called to Councils attention
in June last. Mr.. Miller's letter, af-
ter being read at the instance Of
Councilman Draper, was referred to
Council as a committee Of the whole.
1t is as follows:
January 81. 1916.
The Mayor and Council OF the City
OF Wilmington.
Gentlemen: On June 9, 1915, adj
dressed a letter to the President OF
the City Council requesting the priv
ilege or appearing before your honor
able body on the subject Of an appro-
priation by the city OF Wilmington for
rivers and harbors work in accord
ance with an act OF the General As
sembly. passed March 9, 1901. In re-
sponse to this request the Council
was good enough to grant me a hear
ing at their meeting on June 10,
1915.
The members OF Council who were
present at the hearing will recall that
l gave as my reason for appearing be-
fore them my desire to anticipate diff
Continued on Page 23)
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
NEW ENGINE FOR SALISBURY.

SALISBURY Md. January 2S.-At
a meeting OF the City Council il was
decided to ask the present Legislature
for permission to issue bonds 10 the
amount of $4,000 for the purpose of
purchasing an up-to-date chemical
fire engine. Il was also proposed to
erect fire engine house in East
Salisbury and equip II with the pres
ent engine and form another volun-
teer company.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28

On the left of the picture is Dr. Gray
son, the Presidents physician and
constant companion. and on the right
is Secretary Tumulty. The President
decided to include brief platform
speeches at Waukegan. ILL.,; Kenosha,
Wis: Iowa City, Ia. Lawrence. Kan;
Racine, Wis, and East st. Louis in his
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
BAKE. SUPPER FOR CHURCH.

The women of the First Methodist
Protestant church will hold a bake
tomorrow morning on the steps Of
Central Church. An oyster supper
will also be held in the basement of
the First NJ. p. Church. Seventh
street, below Walnut, on February IL.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
Decisions
Collections Yesterday.

Before an audience Of about 5000
persons, Dr. Lyon preached a stirring
sermon last night in the tabernacle
on THE Deadline in Amusements. 4"
Dancing, card playing, theatre going,
gambling, and church members indif-
ference were the principal subjects
attacked. Under the denunciation OF
~ suck worldly pleasures, the audi
ence last night sat deeply interested.
Never has a more vigorous attack
against the pleasures of the present
day been heard in this city.
DR.. Lyon said that God had set
Continued on Page 2S.)
Evening journal., 1916-01-28

middle west schedule. He is being
urged to speak at many other towns
along his route, but his acceptance de-
pends on train schedules. In addition
TO preparedness he will discuss some
OF the questions now before Congress
in these speeches.
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
BUSINESS GIRLS
HEAR LYON RAP
POPULAR EVILS
Evangelist Flags Card Play
ing, Dancing, Etc. in
Tabernacle Sermon
Golden EAGLES At
The SERVICES TONIGHT

. FRIDAY AT THE TABERNACLE.
9.3O-Neighborhood prayermoet
ings. Topic, "Salt and Light
Matt. j:l3-l6.
l2.OO-Busincss mems noon lunch
. con aud meeting at the /. o. o. f.
banquet hall. This will be the last
. one Of these lunchcons. Subiect
"Ihe Last Mile
1900 Shop meetings at the Penn
sylvania shops and the Speakman
Pipe and Supply Company Mr..
" Moon.
2.30-Afternoon service at the
. tabernacle
. 3.3O-Rible class taught by Miss
Parker.
7.30-Eyening service in the tab
. ernacle. Dr. Lyon will speak on
"Ihe Suiliciency of Grace"
Delegation Knights of the Gold
en- Eagle and the Young Peoples
" Societies
Evening journal., 1916-01-28
WEATHER

Cloudy and somewhat colder
tonight and Saturday, prob
ably rain; moderate west
TO north winds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

Cir, uno iett blin3elte iic 5ilr glb.
me1sling ourh oaS ShliiiieIloh.
Ser Sremoe nabm aus ieiner 9rult-
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@ater. 9ieIer las uno nidte m1bren0
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deu OoB glie erihredt mlfgefabren
mor.
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9liiden Der Cir 5ufebreno. om SiIh
uno 6etradtete angelegentlid ooS
41ltCben nit Dem Mur5elmann. gllS
lie Guf6lidte, fam ibr Der 8oter Uiel
gr0Ber Dor ais ionit; er ibritt fer6en.
aerooc ipie eiu @renooier aus Der
&unlmer, biiter ibm trat Srib Seoe.
rid in Oas 8inmler, iein @elidbt 5eigtc
cine belle Rote, iciue glilgen gl0n5ten
Serr Sbomojius nobm 0os ihtuor5c
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9luftrag, oie Gufoten aiif6ube6en
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fcrnte Iid) nit ieinenI @egleiter
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glpotbefcr cinen aoIten ino belt oem
9occololreus cine Son0 boil Oiirren
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fortaeiebt. mo INNER paren Die 9lnt'
moricn ridtig.
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boben. glim ober merit aufl @oS
ut Oos2~
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ten Bldtter in Die San0, bero6 lie
uno iagte 0oin:
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

Iuno flopfte oen 9occolalreus aif 0ie
Shulter. nWlein boriaer Subieft
bat Ii6 anfiibren Iaiien imo 0as
arailt fir Gicuta gefoiift. Sect mol.
len pir's iein Ioiien, moreen perOe
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limit beidlagen ieio. 8uooroerit
ipollen mir nit Dem iailbern Serrn
9iapontifo ilniere &edmtng ms
@leihe bringen."
@r i1tpang ieinen Stod, ipie elm
6eloberr ieinen 9eeen, lmo trat nit
SSri5 Seoeri1 ollf ole StraBe. 2ieier
Iagte iinterpegs 81 feinem 8eihiiser.
er fiirhte einen beftigen g[uftritt BON
Ieiten Oes 0oftorS; oerielbe ueroc
ibn ieoenfollS ni1t germ 5ie6en loi.
fen, er iperoe feinen 9lnitano nebmen.
leine, oes 9occalourcis, &ereongen-
belt befannt 81 MAIDEN, mo oann
itebe es i1limm Inn ibn. Ser glpo-
tbefer iprad) ibm Wlitt elm:
SD bin Senotor Der Stoot Sin.
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nein @epatter, oa ntiiBte es nidJt nit
redten 9ingen 5ligeben, nenn cs mir
nidbt geldnge, @u1 Dem 9llrounfol.
iarius aus Den 3obncu 81 nebmen."
Sic bciOeu Wldnncr fomen 5il oeS
9oftors 9uoe llno iticgen Die Sreppe
binoui. Ser gLr5t itano ou Der @o.
lerie uno modte einen iiefeu Bid.
ling, ols oer glpotbefer oas @eriiit
betrot.
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oas @elo, 10 lit Gr ouf 6en Sol5-
nege," begon Serr Sbomaiius.
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oielmebr ieine 8mtnritbe, uno MN
aebe Gr mir neine bier 9ufaten ipie'
DER"
Ioftor 9iapontifo ma6te Elm Der-
bliiifteS @eiidjt sd peiB nid)t,
mas Sbr ipollt,~ brodte er enolicD
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fer eili, .eebe gr mir i'm glugenbliG
meiu @clo, oOcr Gr ioll iebeiL mas
geicbiebtl~
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
n. fyortebiIilq)

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

gan3 rubigenl Son, nooer bait idl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

einen eiftieen 9lid 81, griff in Ois
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lmo ltedte iie oanu Elm.
49," iogte CT, noos mGre abge-
tan. yaim iei @r 10 gut imo rc6nc
@r nit Oieiem Oa o6, oenn i1 nebne
i'm nit mir. "
Ser 9oftor itano pie perltei.
merit Oo.
rSo, @leiiter," iprad 6rib Seoc-
rid, nerloubt, Dab id meinc Sicben'
laden bole, iH berlalie Gub lmo
piinIbe @ltd olles @5ute.
Ser 9oftor tpeHielte Die SSarbe
in0 lo6te ge5iuungen
nScrr," ipra1 er 5u Dem 9lpotbe.
fer geuanot, oeS lit wobl @uer @rnlt
nidt2~
.Ob es mein Grnit iitl~ i6gte &err
Sbonioihls lmo itieB ieinen Stod ouf
Oen gooen. o@loubt @r, Dab i6
Spob nit SSbm treibe2"
,gSos," ibric Ser g[r5t, un6 iein
@elid)t mur0e flr16broin voet oa
iuoIlt Sbr au Guh uebmen, ben Bet
telItu0enteu, oen @eiiterbei9porer2"
6rib Seoerid baltic franpibaft
0ie Sdiiitc
,9Se6nl' Gr fib in N[dt!~ rief Ser
9lpotbefer ,Sonit loiIe idj Sbn elm.
iteden mitiont ieiuem folIAen @ol.
geunolu, @r erbdrmli1er 2uodiaI.
Der @rl@
Sci oicIen @orten berlor Ser 9of.
tor feline SelbitbeberriHung; ieine
idipor5en 9luecn rollten iciue 8dbne
fiiriHten. @r iprang aiii Den glpo-
tbefer 5u iuO fiibrte in Der g9ut nit
ieinem l6peren Stode einen S6lae
aegen i'm. 9lber 5rit Seoerid1 mari
ii6 oo5tpii1en uno fing oen Stretd
init Dem glrme oilf. Der 9oftor roite
wie cine miloe Bette. 8libiAnel
batte er ieiu Wleiier ee6oeeil, unO mer
peiB, ipelf' iiblen gllsgong Die Sade
eenonunen bdtte, menn nidt pl0bIid
frdftige fSGliitc oen ggiitenoen BON
binten gepodt lmo nieoergcriiien bat
ten. (5ortieBung folgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

mas es fir cine 8epanOtnis nit Der
g9ir3el babe. Gle borte 81, rno
iibcr oas @olgenmdnnlein bin ilog
ibr 2lnae 5u Dem 9occalaureuS, DER,
ben 6iIt IN Der Sano, an Der Iilr
ltebcn gcblieben mar.
nSSo TO-" iaete Serr EbomaiiuS,
ocn Der frageuoe @lid ieiner Sodter
an ocu g9ortenoen erinnerte, ooeu
BORT bate id fat pergciien. aomm'
9r Der. gutter 5rclno, ino nebm' @r
iid einen 5hIbl SD gebc, oaS @elo
81 bolen~
gIui Dem Giid itauo Elm SmbiB,
oen @Iie iiir ocu 9ater bergeridtet
6attc Sic bIidtc mli Sen @einfrug
Batter. loll id tbm einen Seder
@ciu geben2" iliiiterte lie lciie, 0er
iiebt 10 fronl ans
Nerr LbontaliuS nidtc lnN, aiug
ilS 9lcben5immcr.
Gem Yoccoloilrcus tat oie s >sup2.
IiAfcit ocS NlduncS mobl er iests
lid pie0er, ino ais Gle ibm cinen
9cdlcr reidte. tront cr baitig cen
6lultIcn gHen obcr er iprad fem
g9ort mo fab iein @egcluibcr nidJt
on Gs mar lon0e bcr, Dab S}ris Sc-
0crid) ia eincm Simmer, iUic oieicS
mar. dcleilcn bate Der groBe, griinc
Gobelofcn, oie Sbrcinc nit Shuit.
perf uno gldn5cnocn SAliifclibil.
0ern, 0as tlcine Spieecl9los mt Der
9fnurnic0cr 0dbinicr, Die altcn, &C..
6rdinten 5amilicnbilocr nit ocn
,Snnortcllcufr1n5en. ole Sopic nit
6ololod iuI 6cuiier, iuo Der imIber
nc0cdte Eiib Dor i6m, 0aS allies BEL
meltc ibu an lmo pcdte IN ibnl bic
Grinncrlulq on iein elterliGes 9ous,
ali icinc gliidlidje afIobeit einc
Crane iicl beib anf ieine gSongc. lno
Elm tieier Selli3er entroug ldJ icIner
@ruit.
ygorbci porbei, perlorcn auT in'
merl"
@lic IoB icbpeiaen0 ocm ilngcr
0lanu gegeuiiber; cs iUuroe ibr onglt
alS iie feline grrcaing lab. ,g9enn
nIr Der Batter 5lriidIdmel"