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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09
Verden$krigett.
Stillc fpr Sturmen paa iaa prntrent
allie Trpnter / europa.
Hriterme itaar mn minbre enb 80 Mil
ira gaabab peb Sigris.
Simmermamns Sntriscr mob Ameri'
ia gubfjenoes af &issoasen.
Eiterris cir Amerifa SeifeS ON tit
1sprhulb til lt.gaao Srigen.
&epulutiomere Sfrifter eirfnlerer
blanot be tpife Soloater.


Eaa De eliropGtlfe Sronter mac
Situationen iremoeles betegnes iom
StilIe for Stormen. Mffiirat title
er Der ie~lpislgelie ingeniteos, men De
bebuoeoe itpre Inereb Iaoer iremoe.
les pente paa Jig.
Ieo @erbun bor BET p9ret I9rlig
liplig De libite Gage. Spiferne og
Srmifmpnoene bar ififtepiS gaaet
a%ngrebspis tilperfs - lloen Dog at
nogen al Yarterne bar giort nogen
n9pneperoise Sup.
Sorsprig boloer De TO Wooitanoere
paa at ieIe binanoen paa SGaoerne
pper nGiten belle S%eitfronten.
90 / BET Of Spiferne rsmmeoe
Strsg peo Chen Incre er 9riterne
trapIt beifiGitiget meb at etablere fig.
Gnglpnoerne erflGrer, at De life fin
Ser oct urimelie, at Epiferne iaa til
at fcmme iig pef fra bette Steo. Sor
per laa r9oielsfulot no.
Selen bar paa mango Steoer iiln-
peltben %bunbles, og oisie lllmIfe 3ra-
tere al 9pno bar fuloe al Sig. Gig
laa Der fprreiten itrset operalt, iom.
metiber / Sag paa to % tire. Ser
fanbtes nGiten life en- Seleppt, bpor-
fra ser life itaf op Ell Saano eller
en- SOB. Sg Iaa uper Oct belle en-
Stanf iaa foriprbelig, at bet bar
nfattelig, at lepenbe Menneif er oper.
Dopebet funbe boloe oct no.
sisrisfrontem / @eIopotamien er i
@irfeIigbeben BET eneite Steo, bpor
Der mi "b9noer noget." griterne
iortiGtter irembeles Sorfslaelien al
be ira allt flpetenoe Sprfere.
SEQ ben iibite Weloing oerfrn -
Iom forreiten life er npere eno iioite
Wanoag - par @riterne naaet frem
til 9 MiI / Sposit for GteIipbon peh
Sigris. Tette bill altlaa iige, of Dc
r1 er omtrent 80 Mil 0oro for &llt.
el-gn1ara % fun % 0il / Spb for
@agbab.
Set err life ianbipnlig, at Sprfer'
ne oil tase Stillins oe etabIere nosel
oroentlig Soripar, fsr De fonlmer til
Gteiipbon. Set par Der, at General
Sonnshcno blep Ilaoet iaa 9runoir
1915 o. brepet tilba9e belt til allt.
el-Imoro, boor ban tiliioit maott(
opereipe Jig meo belle jim Scr.
Get er pel life rimelig, at gritern(
bill Iaoe Jig Ioffe inb i en- iaaOan 6GI
De en- Sang til paa ianme Steo.
@riterre fortGller, at Sprfcrn(
UNDER fit Silbugetog bar eiterlaot i(
itore WGngber al 8rigsmateriel q
ale Slags. SibtiI er 3S aanoncl
blet iamIet op. Weget er iGnfet
Sigris.
Sra Seberan fommer Ell Wteloini
ON, at Sen pigtige periiife 9p Sauna
ban nGr ben tprfiife 8rpnIe er bic
erobret al &usierne. Sprferne c,
paa baitig Silbagetog, iprig forfuIg
at &usierne.
Samaoan Iigeer 24O nil Horo
oft for @asoab, os Der er Ell Wllis
beO for, at <sierne til @aaren paa
I'M bill iege of tr9nge neo / Weiopota
mien fra Eeriien for at isse at loren
fig meo @riterne, iom MI rpffer MOI
@agbao ienoenfra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09

@ilion ira &IlinoiS iaut Geuofrd.
tcrnc Qcctcr o. Shacfleioro ira Mis-.
iouri o. Sherpooo ira Ohio % So.
cioIiitcn 2on0ou ira Ncp 9orf.
Sendtor 90 SoIleitcS OF bans If
Sellers CptrUOcu bar paft olmin6e.
lla Normc, 81 ira ollie aantcr al
Snuoct. ipcciclt ira sc ~ SerrerS re.
ipettiue Stutcr % 9caiSlaturiorinnt.
linNcr, or ser itrsmmet ino til Sem
Ell Wuul6c Trotcltcr, hpori ocreS
Gambling pna set lforpelte tritllcrcs
'o0 for0pmmce.
@opcotiCn moo Sfib2armcringS.
billen bUrcr ogIan ocIuiS SfpIocn
Tor, at Here mcact uiatigc 6orilog
life blcu pcotoBuc. 6Icrc al oi2ic
bar reoperoigc @cpiI0uir9SioriIag,
6cribIauot Irmeebuogettet, oct cipiIe
Gipcricbuo9ct % 6Ioo. % Same.
bu69cttet.
@lonot sc 2ouc, Tom u~cbtoacS, or
oct til Goitbuogcttct bcgtehe SillG1
ON obioIut Sorbub MOB transport
al Spiriiuoin iii Stoter og Serrito.
ricr, buor Siluirfnin9 og Solg al be-
ruicnoc Grittc or iorbuot.
&cotn9clicn al bette Sorilog oil
gicrc ollie inooauuc Statcr oN Ger
ritorier "%fnuiftprre." lclu ~lonoannc,
bpiS 2cpc tilIobcr Snbieriel al Spi.
~ritlloIa iii perionIia @rug.
aonarcSien bar o9lnn beuilget &c
$25,000,000, iom uoaisr aisbc'um'
men for bc bonifspeitinOiife Ger. 81,
aeIebcS 2open ON Sclpitprc o. ome'
rifouit @orqcrlfub Tor Tortoritancr'
ne.
Senotct III life Sib ill. elIcr uno.
loo al onorc @runoc, at 'tooipIte no.
act opcr 400 ll6nGunclicr, lom I'M.
Scr SomlinQen bar oct oocricnot al
Frriioeuteu.
4
aon9reSicuS iornlelle S~pleauIn1
innbt, icm tioli0cre nrpnt. StcS
Sgnoag bcn ioc WortS sci. II Nfio'
oog. Sporpiot oeu me aongreS oil
bli inotalot til @rtralesiion, or ser
cnonu life ioitet 9eiicmnelie ON.
: @ctroNtuinQ al ocu i%ntcrnotio'
male Situatiou, oct io~rpentcoc oiplo'
motiitc Nrl,O mcb Gitcrrigc o. multi
gems mco Sprtict og @ulgaricn %
&ongrC2icn3 l~lnolooeIie al at ueotagC
Sc opcnnUpnte pigtigc @euiIGningS'
lorllog, taller 0og Sonoipnligbeoer
ior, al GrrliOenten oil bcltenme Jig
ior ell GrtroieaIion.
Get me Scuot iommentraaott
Manbag ocn Ste QiortS / A%uleouin1
al QrG'ibcntcn5 o. giccprTIiOentcnE
SnauGlration. Spor lpngc Oct oil
bli ~iio0cu0c, bcror paa Crnitrnoigbc
Gcrnc.
Scnator &nute HcIion ira Minnc
toto uur Ell al &c igrite til at biliC
poa |rriiocnt Niliou peO hans 2rl
fomit iii iii &rrelic / Nougreabpg
niuQen / AnIeoniug al Snouguratio
ncu. San bcuuttcoe glrlcouiugcn ii
Of i%oriifre FrG'ibcuteu ON i'm urof
fcIigc 2opnlitet / oi5ic for ham o.
2unoct ioa pauifcIigc (i6cr. prGii
oeutCu crtIGre0e, ioct ban bicrtcli.
trpffcoc Sctator Rcliou5 Saauo. q
ban uioi,e, ar ban flu0e itole "a,
bam life oIcnc / ocnne, men ogiat
andre Gina"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-09

esriiGties paa Ed I.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19
MISS EMMA LINDSEY
At CARR,CE This week

Miss Emma Lindsey. who is appear
ing at the Garrick Theatre this week
with her educated pony. sultan, an act
which Is pleasing grown-ups rs we'll az
delighiing children. is a Wilmington
girl She spent her childhood days in
this city and has many friends here and
i'm the section roundabout Iirandywino
Springs Park.
Miss Lindsey achieved considerable
local fame as a fancy roller skater,
which eventually led TO her appearance
in vaudeville Her father. J. T.. Lindsey
at the time was superintendent ~ the
Eleventh street and BrandyNine springs
roller Kinks and was associated with the
late y. Dushane Coward. Many VIII
.mingionians will recall him as woll as
his talented daughter.
Many parties are being given Tor Miss
Lindsey by. her friends I'm Wilmington
and vicinity during her appearance at
the Garrick this week Mr. Lindsey is
accompanying his daughicr aud is meet
Ing many old friends sultan was train
cd by her young owner in This city be-
fore going on the Stage.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19

short time IN the Hotel dupont IN tins
cily before e is permanently installed
% Delaware College.
Tho painting shows ellis Ilossel.
commissary or governor OF the settle
mcnt at Lewos. surrounded boy his
guards and colony claiming possession
III the land IN the name of ihe Holland
government
Tho expedition was organized by David
Petersen he Nrics and etght sub-pa-
irons under the charter Of the Dutch
and West India Company.
ON December ~. 1890, this enterprise
10 a ship of eighteen guns called De-
WalVis meaning the whale sailed from
the ToXal. am island at ihe mouth of
the Zuyder Dee for Tho South river fhf
Delaware laden with omigranis. slor,
of seeds. cattle and agricultural im.-~
mcnls. alsG equipment for purpose Of
whale nshhg
fhey arrived early the following
spring and on The shores Of Levc-
Creek. which they called Hopn Kin.
planted their colony. naming ihe cOun-
TRY Zwaanondicl Valley of ihe swans
s. brick house Fort uplandi was built
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19

Above Is a reproduction Of a splen-
did mural painting treating an impor-
tant event in Delaware history. from
The brush Of Stanley NJ Arthurs, prom
inent artist Of this city. It Will be
placed above the fireplace in the main
dining hall Of Delaware College.
The painting win be a gift 20 Della
ware College by II. Rodney sharp, O.
we'll known alumnus and trustee Of
the College and an Official OF the du-
pont Company. Possibly sentiment
played part in tho selection by Mr..
sharp of the subject Of the Dutch set
Element at Lcwos. for he Is a native
Of Lcwos and lived in that historic
town before coming TO Wilmington,
The canvas is seven feet by six feet q
inches. ana very lively and coloriul 10
Us treatment
Mr. Nrihurs has been honorcd boy
receiving am invitation TO show tho
painting at me next annual exhibit
iion of the Architectural League 10
No'v York during The month of Febru-
airy. 1913, and may be shown for "a
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19
43 CENTS A Pound
FOR XMAS TURKEYS
While Price is Reasonable,
Farmers Add 5 Cents
10 Butter
MARKET SHOPPERS
CLEAN OUT STANDS

Marke, shoppers were early ON the
job this morning, so that King street
market was pretty well cleaned out by
eleven O'Clock Turkeys Were very
scarce. and were selling at i3 cents n
pound Ducks could be purchased all
tio way from 81 ~ 81. and chickens
began 81 20 cents and went up TO
si5o. There was great deal OF fresh
pork on The farmers stands. The
price was 80 cents a pound for chops
sausage, ham, or spare ribs
Eggs seem To- have settled down 20
20 cents a dozen as a permanent price
Sixty cent butter had gone up 90 60
cents a pound on the farmers stands.
4 number of customers tried 20 pur-
chase corn-meal mush wrapped IN thin
white paper under the impression 10
was butter. sweet potatoes were scarce
but white potatoes were at the FAM
bst prices. 10 and Is cents a quarter
peck. Celery was = 20 80 cents
bunch, and lettuce about the same
price. Homemade cookies could he
obtained for ~ and 81 cents a dozen.
a small box OF carrots cost 20 cents.
The farmers were not showing much
fruit. AZ the fruit stands were apples
from 80 10 % cents quarter-peck.
oranges from % cents 10 IS cents a
dozen. nuts from 30 60 IS cents a
pound. cocoanuis at 80 and IS cents
each. grape fruit az 20 30 cents each.
Christmas holly-wreaths were at
tractive at two for a quarter and two
for thriy-nve cents. according to
plumpness, while evergreen trimming
was selling az 10 cents a yard
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19
n. P. |. OFFICIALS ARE
Willis BANQUET GUESTS

G. p Willis, degree master Of VIII
mineton Legion No. 9i0, National Pro-
icctivo Legion. was host 40 a banquet
at Hanna's cafe on Monday evening
when the degree team OK the local
legion which Won "a number Of prizes
at the convention held here last Sep
iembcr. The team will leave here about
February i3 for "a trip through Penn
sylvania and western STATES
Those present ai the banquet were
Degrccmaster Willis. President Walter
T. Powell Past President Roy Nansani.
Vice. President Albert Salmons. Chaplain
Mary 'ODay. Conductor Bessie Mullin.
Guides Esiella NJ. Meancy. Margaret
Myers, Margaret Salmons. ALICE Kane
Companions Mary Minors, Alice Niagos-
Ky, Edith West and Madeline Grant
Standard Bearers Eva Henry. Anna
Meaney. Manager Aaron Willis and Sec
Rotary Virginia Page Willis
Addresses were made by those pres
ent and Degrcemaster Willis outlined
The work Of the team FOR the complng
YEAR
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19

Corhran..
street.
Mrs. J. W. Crawford so IN West
Eleventh street.
4 Friend.
A Sympaihizer.
William Baedcnkopi 40. 100 Penn
sylvania avenue.
A Sympgthizer
Mrs. H. j. Shcwbroohs. No. 1902 West
Eighth street
Miss Nctia Wolfman. No. iO2 West
Thirteenth street
Mrs. r. C.. Field. No. 3oe West Twenty
fourth street.
H. r. Burns No. 1916 West Seventh
street.
Mrs. C. NJ, No. 5i3 South Head
street
Mrs. T.. T. Hutton. No. 2o7 West
Tweniy-'hird street.
Mrs A. L. Massey. No. COS West Twen-
tieth street.
+. David.
Mrs Z. L. RICE, Jr, No. so7 West
Twelfth street.
LeRoy Hutton, No. 9o7 West Tween
ty-third street
A Sympaihlzer
Needle Work Guild OF ll0ckcssin
Mrs. julien ortiz. Greenvillc. Del.
Mrs. L. T. Mitchell, No. 1900 Broomc
street.
James +. Price, No. 1901 Washington
street.
A Friend
Mrs. Il. w. jefferson No. 7o1 West
Eleventh street.
Mrs. J. Godfry. No. 22o3 West
street.
Mrs. J. W. Haley, No. 7O7 West Elev-
enth street
Mrs. Il. Curlett, No. Go Jackson
street.
Miss Mary p. steel. Newark. Del.
Mrs. II. s. johnson. Newark, Del.
Miss Hudson, No. 60 Orange street.
Ladies' Aid Society Of Goodman VI. L.
Church.
Mrs. r. J. Stats. No 23l5 Washing
ton street
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas r. White. No.
IA East Twcniy-fourth street
Mrs. j. Il. Broad, No. 1905 Pennsyl-
vanla avenue.
Mrs. Seth Teastor, No. 81 West Nine
teonih street.
4 Friend.
Mrs. W. : prllchard, No. 23i2 Monroe
street
A Friend.
Mrs. Charles Lebet, No. $40 West
street
Mrs. L. swayns. No. 1900 westseventh
street.
Address ell letters containing money
contributions and all bundles contain
ing clofhpS chore foNe and ofher a-ff
cles 10 Clarence J. Pyle, Halifax Relief
Editor. Evening Journal. Wilmington.
Del.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19
Dinner FOR FRIEND
WHO Goes TO WAR
Italians Honor Arturo Pa
vone, Who Went With
Contingent TO Fort
MUSIC AND SPEECHES
ON EVENING PROGRAM

Many friends OF Arturo Pavonc %
young man who departed. today with
the selectivo army contingent for Fort
Dupont. gave him a farewell dinner
last night. The guests assembled at
Corleito's Hotel. where they made
merry until a late hour. Titus NJ.
D'Alonzc presided as toastmsstcr, aud
Mr.. Payonc and many others present
made addresses.
The Italian Colonial Band gave a
concert during the evening. 10 opened
the festivities by playing The star
Spangled Banner and closed 10y play
Ing The Italian ROYAL March
Those present in addition TO Arturo
Payone, who is 10 become a soldier foi
democracy. We're: Titus NJ. DAlonzo,
Nick Picciotu. Antony Corletto. George
Charles. 4. Sabatlno. A. Bar0m. p
ralesc. g. Bartolini. NJ. Nlsrcanu. s..
Cherchio. VI. Uzzi. John Lemon, J
.Mongiello. A. Fortunate, =. Tabasso. Jo-
-eph DAmico Charles Riccinio, Joseph
lessina. r. Messina, :. CAMERA, Frank
pavono p. Badlni John Larry and A.
hi Nassi.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19
HALIFAX RELIEF FUND IS
SHOWED OYER The $1,000 TOP
JOSHUA coNNEh

Continued From Page One)
closed a posiofllce order for fifteen dol
lars. This amount was given by the
school children Of Townsend for the
Halifax sufferers Tho teachers and
pupils did not exchange gifts This year
In order 90 help this worthy cause.
Very truly yours,
Ethel C.. Rothwell."
And then came the following letter
from the Grcenhill Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society.
"23O5 West Eighteenth street
Wilmington, Del. Dec. Is. 1917.
Mr.. Clarence J. Pyle, Chairman Halifax
Relief Work. Care OF EVENING JOUR-
NAL. City
Dear sir: Enclosed YOU will find a
check for - from the Greenhill G.. T..
Society 10 Dee used for relieving the
Halifax sufferers. Wishing you success
in your work, we remain,
Yours i'm e.. b.
"Greenhill C.. Z. society"
From a Miss or Mrs. Laura Fox. OF
FELTON,. Del. came this message:
Enclosed find money order for 81 for
the Halifax sufferers. Wish 10 could
be more. but at this time so much help
is needed and l try 10 give an a little.
Am so glad 10 see you are succeeding
30 nicely with such a worthy cause"
CASH CONTRIBUTIONS.
W. /. DOckstader .............s 20N)
Charles r. Matiin and family.
No. 30 W. pend 81. .......... 1900
Mrs. William G.. MendGhall No.
1901 Pennsylvania Ave. ..... 10000
Mrs. Katherine X. Daniels, No.
400 w 18Th 81. .....-....... 800
George =. Daniels. No 400 ".
10th ST. Observation-Disclosures. 800
William J. Benson, Dover ...... 300
Or. j. W. Crumbaugh, No. 2l02
Boulevard .......... .......... 800
Mrs. G.. A. Hofocker, Middle
Town ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d.uU
Mrs. Mary G.. Crooks, No. Il
South Clayton ST.. ............ 600
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19

place. There are sacred bodies Of muir
dercd Christians as well as the sacred
body Of the massacred Christ. There is
the word Of mans truth that may be
furnished, as we'll as the Word Of Truth
that was crucfled and the page signed
by one is as holy as the soil stained
by the other. The sanctities Of mans
life have been desecrated in the bar
baric plumber Of the hill towns Of
Northern France. The sepulchre Of
Christ has been again profaned by the
slaughter Of the innocent child. in
whose heart He dwells The Holy Scrip
lures Of mans pledged and plghted word
have been trod upon as mere bits Of
paper IN the invasion Of Belgium.
Peacei peacel there can be no peace
with honor and security until the great
city Of the people OF God, Jerusalem.
he taken from the domination OF the
Kaiser. Our Jerusalem will be free
when Berlin is I'm bondage. Give gener-
ously then TO this Si00,00o needed for
the Il. Of c. cause, and become one
too Of the one hundred million loyal
American crusaders who are so nobly
battling for the cause Of Christ and
The official reports OF tho conirlbu-
lions on Saturday night are as follows .
W0men's teams-Nirs. q. T.. Allrcns,
Si05; Miss r. =. Cagnacci. S6S %; Miss
r. fecht, Sli; Miss y. Greeley. SCI - I;
Miss J.. NJ. Horty. S2iS: Miss NJ. Kane.
SSH: Miss n =. Leonard, 500; Miss
+. Manlon, 500; Mrs. Parsons. si6i:
Miss Phelan. Si655O: Mrs. Phlbhs.
sT7AO; Miss Regan. S2gi 80: Mrs. Tray
nor. $50: Miss n. Walsh. Si,2is; Mrs
Young. Si.0si.
Mems Teams-P. J. Began, $40: NJ.
Cagnacci. SIP; J. r. Cassidy. Si03. q.
II. Desmond. S55; 5. Dumbrowski. no
report; 3. ]. Dougheity 1856; j. A..
Dugsn. no report. G. s. Flnan. S2s: J.
A. Higgans. 1850; W. J. Lynch. sci ".
F. Lynn. $50: j. }. McGoldrlck. So: j..
Mention, sl5; G. ". Pcnnock. SOS; !. A..
Mcguire. si02; executive committee.
si.555
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19

and well protected with palisades 70
The purpose OF defense Pho land wal
secured by purchase from the Indians
Upon a column was nailed tho Holland
Thuyn. or coat-of-arms OF the Seven
United Provinces.
The colony, though its history was
brief and ils ending tragic. was IN cf-
feet The grading Of o. commonwealth
as stated by the historian, Bancroft.
Delaware owes is cvisicnro as a
separate state 20 This early settlement.
and 10 Is therefore very significant TO
the Dolavare7ns of today.
Tho gaily painted coat of ans. shown
in thU painting on cedar post, or
casloned the downfall of The colony.
ITS removal by theft 10y the Indians
led 90 a quarrel with the natives and
the subsequent massacre of the entire
colony
The spot where he Nrics landed. Just
north OF Lewcs Is now marked hy a
monument erected by the State OF Del
aware with imposing ceremonies I'm
1909. The INWnendsol Club. COM
posed of women residents Of Lewes. d.
named In honor Of the original settle
ment
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19
HOVER TOMLINsON.

Miss Anna Hover and W. 3. Tomln-
son, both Of this city. were married at
the parsonage of Union NJ. Z. Church
ON December i7, by the Rcv. W. T.
Corbran.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19
nECLARE CIRL 4 sIICInE.

The jury empaneled by Coroner
spring. in the case of Miss Nellie Leon
ard. Of Philadelphia. who drank car
bolic acid IN the Holden Institute office
No. COZ Equitable Building. last saiur-
day night. returned a verdict last night
that the woman came 10 her death
by acid taken with suicidal intent Sew
cral witnesses were heard.
The funeral of The young woman
took place from The parl0rs Of Deputy
Coroner McCrcry this afternoon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19

GIyERs or CHRISTMAS Relief
BUNDLES.
Miss Elsie Armstrong. No i02 Cedar
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19

Monday nights subscriptions amount
Ell 10 S. 62665. The wOmens team was
high again with S3,st7i0. The mems
team reported s2.Oii25 and the eXecu-
tice committee Si9J.
In awarding the banners 10 the win
ming teams Rev. Father Connolly made
, very inspiring address.
we are an the children Of God"
said Father Connolly, Tin England. IN
America and in Germany and materially
and spiritually are united by a wedding
springing from the greatest affinity Of
love The ambition Of love will lift ms
from earth TO a more heavenly citizen
ship than we may possess below with
Jut love.
Continuing 10 show how love and the
work of love cOnquers all else, the
speaker pointed 20 the pnity Of the
work which is being done on the bat
uehelds and in the cantonments by the
YOUNG Mems Christian Association as
well as the Knights Of Columbus.
Il cannot help but give praise 10 this
Y. NJ. c.. A. work" he said. 1T succors
The afflicted. takes a glass OF water to
-lake the thirst Of the dying soldier,
carries his dying words 10 his mother
and his home. I'm ONLY i0O glad 20 pay
On m my compliments. They are
,nght err5nts Of mercy.
The knights Of Columbus are rivals
or the \. NJ. C.. A. only in the sense
HAT they are rivals in benevolence and
bcnencence. They are rivals only in well
doing. They are rivals only in the sense
that they unite their energies in de-
fence Of their country.
Both Of these organizations deserve
The hearty support OF every citizen Of
This wonderful land Of ours and they
both will get this support fully be-
leye'
In his address Father Temple said:
we are living in stirring days, when
old landmarks are passing away, and
behooves each one Of us to think
lear and TO speak straight, that the
mes 10 come may be blessed with that
rcsce for which we long.
The present X. Of G.. campaign Is
nut a page torn from the annals Of his
cory The knights Hospitallers Of cid
offered hospitality TO the warrior and
pilgrim alike, and their hospices were
generously supported by the free-wili
offerings Of the faithful.
The church has nodded and been
erself marked by each succeeding
och. The lighting fury Of tbs North
asn she changed into the third Of the
.rusaders and the wild instincts OF the
warrior into the chlvalrous customs Of
knighihood. thus establishing the prin-
ciples Of international law and the
sourtesies OF domestic life. The dub
bang OF the knights on the battlefield
with a blade Of the sword on the face
lives still in the confirmation liturgy.
where the bishop strikes the candidate
an the cheek and proclalms z soldier
" Christ.
Our country and conscience alike are
aow calling upon US all 10 discharge
OR knightly duties Of redressing wrong.
The greatest OF the crusaders Is on
phsrs 40 eolg places IS well - holy
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19
WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY.

Coroner spring has completed an in
vesligation into the death of Mrs. sarah
Barclay. who foll dead at her home in
smyrna at 9is o'clock last night. The
coroner's verdict is that her death was
duo % gasiro-enierIlls.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-19
K. OF c. FUND IS
over $4,000 MARK
continued from First Page.

300 persons, aud rn- .ri.-.. ..- exec
utive committee was s5g5 making "a
total for the day of Si.5i6lO.
The official reports for Monday were
1s follows.