Evening journal., 1918-03-25

saying such atrocities answered the
question Of why American boys must
light
Germany is trying TO work a propa-
ganda Of peace in America just as she
did in Russia. or course the Kaiser
wants peace; with his left hand on
Russia, his right foot on RGmania.
The American people demand that
everybody in Washington shall quit
playing politics and win this war.
ANY railway magnate, any farmer,
any employer Of labor, who holds his
/ product for the sake Of big profits at
1 the expense Of human life, every such
! proflteer Is q traitor.
"A strike in a shipyarG now is just
as pad as a strike in the trenches, A
man who orders walkOut ought to be
put out The Department Of Labor
ought to be allowed to compel arbltra-
/ ton in industrial disputes"
The bi hop urged preachers TO push
! the Liberay Loan, especially on Lib
erty sunday April Z. He compliment
ed Chaplain Davis. Of Camp Dix, highly,
saying that Colonel Reed had told
him Chaplain Davis was the only
Regular Army chaplain he knew who
not only attended TO the recreation OF
the men, but got Christian decisions
from them.
Bishop Henderson clored by calling
attention TO the Methodist patriotic
drive the last week In May, when money
Is wanted for chaplains, for work In
towns near military camps, for an ltal-
Ian hospital and a French orphanage.
Governor John G. Townsend, Jr, wa:
prevented by indisposition from presid-
ing at the patriotic meeting. The Rev
Clinton 7. Wyatt, Of Denton, Md pre-.
sided. Mrs. Henry Ridgely spoke for tho
women's committee on behalf Of th'
Liberty Loan campaign.
Roy T. Thawley will be left withou
apno'ntment to study at Wesleyan Uni
versity next year.
Chaplain Howard Davis, OF the Della
ware Pioneer Regiment at Camp DIX
was given an ovation when he iointC
the Conference session on Saturday az
ternOon.
Stays on Retired List.
AZ a ten-minute executive session sat
urday afternoon the committee on Con
ference relations recommended the con
Z LIuNdlNt OF bllb AlcN 0NvAe0 = bNN
IN the retired relation, and this =
, 'o"fed by Conference without com
ment.
40 the open session in the afternoon
/, ordination as eder, under mis- ionad,
/, rule, was granted 10 the Rev J. A
Pignatiello.' italian Mission minister Il
. Wilmington.
, The Rev James Fl. Hyatt Of th
: Maryland Bible Society, asked Whining
ton Conference 30 send a resolution &
the Marian Legislature urging pas
SAGE Of a bin permitting the use Of tn
Bible in the public schools Of that STATE
Advanced 10 second year studies wer
iC. II Atfnns, W. s. Grant, w T. Nc
Guire and B T. Moore. W. A. IIearr
now in France, was advanced I
fourth year sutdies. R w Cook
and W. II. Anderson. both in IN
army. were continued In nrst yen
studies. w. F. Goodwin was advanced I
the second year studies.
The Rev V. p. NOrthrup. registrar
was complimented on his efficiency b
Bishop Bristol and Bishop Henderson.
saturday evening a crowded temper
ance rally was held, with Caleb
Burchenal pre-idlns The speaker
were Mrs. Victor dupont, Of Wilmini
ton: Or Clarence True Wilson and n
Rev. ]. W. Crabbe.
The REV. @. w Townsend was cor
tlnued In the retired relation by h
own request, although the comm ~
on Conference relations had desired q
return 10 the effective list az tae sessio
on Saturday.