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Evening journal., 1918-05-11
ARNY-NAVT SIM"
At Grace Church
Mothers Day Will be Oh.
served at All Services
Tomorrow
LADIES' NIGHT HELD
BY BROTHERHOOD

THE Songs Our Soldiers and Sail
ors Sing" is the theme Of musical
service which viii be held on SUNDAY
evening, in Grace church. A sextet OF
players on brass Instruments. will be
the feature OF the service. Printed
copies OF the songs Will be distributed
TO the congregation and the program
VIII include the following interesting
numbers by the choir and the organlst
Norris G.. Morgan:
Organ recital, Variations on an Amer.
lean Air. Flagler; songs we all know
national anthem OF our Allies, Belgium
England, Portugal, Italy, France, Japan
United States.
Professional, when / Survey tn,
Wondrous Cross Watts: "Oyer
There" choir and congregation: solo
and male quartet, "When the Great
Red Dawn is Shining; Keep the
Home Fires Burning" choir and congre.
eation; solo. Somewhere in France.
Miss Citizens; smile. Smile, Smile,
choir and cOngregation tenor solo
Mother Mr.. Smith: solo anc
women's voices. "Laddle in Khaki
Miss Reed and choir: recessional
Abide With Me-; organ postlude
Hands Across the Sea" sousa.
DR.. Randolph win deliver an address
on The Soul Of The Soldier" Musical
service begins at 30. Church door:
will be open at o'clock. Everybody
cordially welcome.
Mothers Day viii be observed at all
the services Of the church. White car
nations will be used as decorations. In
the morning, at 1890 O'Clock. Or. Ran
dOlph Will preach on "The Book Our
Mothers Loved" The following musi-
cal program will be rendered at the
morning service: Organ prelude. Offer
tory in F. Flat, Batiste; professional
When Morning Gilds the sky; anthem
Hear o Lord: ofrertory. FESTIVAL
Te Deum in Flat" Baumbach; con
tralto SOLO Mrs. Kemery; recessional
How Firm a Foundation; organ post
lude March Jubllant, Stainer.
The Epworth League will observe
Mothers Day at 645 o'clock. in the
chapel; reading, Miss Daisy Wilson
speaker, Miss Charlotte Arnold.
on Wednesday evening group prayer
meetings will be held throughout the
city at Harrison Street Church, Grace
RichardsOn Park and Union, uniting
with Harrison Street: subject, "Thl
Work on the National War Council.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
DAY FOR MOTHERS
At West Church
Sacrifices Made by Mothers
in War Time, Told by
Pastor
GOSPEL HYMNS SUNG
AT EVENING SERVICE

Mothers Day viii be ntiingly cele-
braied at West Presbyterion Church.
corner OF Eighth and Washington
streets, at the services tomorrow AZ
The morning hour, the pastor. The Rev
u. Franklin Smiley, ID. D.. will preach
on ihe theme, Home" The choir will
sing Woodward's "Thc Radiant Morn.
and ''rhe Blessed Gospel" by Hall. The
organ music Will include Merwins
Meditation and the "Proccsslonar'
Of dubois.
The Bible school meets at ? O'Clock.
Mr.. Banks will lead he large orchcs-
ira IN ihe main school. Mrs. Smiley
viii teach the lesson dn the WOmens
Bible Glass The Mems Bible Class will
be led by Dr. Smiley. Miss Grace
Baird teaches The primary room. The
G.. p. Society will meet at 40 o'clock.
The evening service will open at $50
o'clock with an organ recital by Miss
Viola Mointt, who will play the "Nlcl-
ody i'm f." by RubensteiH, and G0u-
mods ave Maria" There viii follow
short gospel song service, led by
Professor Clymer and his choir of 40
voices, accompanied with brass and
string instruments. The pastor will
give an address on the theme, 'Nlother."
The women's chorus will sing Nickle's
Meet Mother In the Skies" the male
quartet will sing Weaver's 81 Am
Nearer Home Today ;'and The fun choir
VIII sing Sweet the Moments by
Douzette.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
RETnANY RAprIsr NnTEs-

Tho Rev. j. l.. kresmer. OF Lyndell
Pa. viii preach Ia Bethany Baptist
Church, Elm and Jackson streets. to-
morrow morning and evening The
services Will be as follows 10 o'clock,
brotherhood meeting; 1890 o'clock,
preaching; , o'clock, Sunday school, Z
O'Clock. C.. p. Society; 7iJ o'clock,
preaching The Rev. O. c. Buddlngton.
who was formerly pastor at Bethany
for iS years, viii speak.
The musical program is as follows,
in charge Of Prof. w. d. Bralr Morn
ing: Organ prelude, "Barcolle,n by
rschaiwoskky; anthem, "The Won
drous Cross, Miles; organ postlude
"Guilmant"
/ Evening Organ prelude, "Reiff.' an.
/ them, "No Shadows Yonder," Gaul
SOLO Teach Me TO Pray" levitt
Edgar Peoples; organ postlude, smart
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
OLIVET SERVICES.

There win be the following Sunda,
services at Olivet Presbyterian Church
Fourth and Broome streets Preaching
by The pastor, The Rev. Joel s. Gilnllan
at i0i5 O'clock, on "A Mothers Mem.
ory and a Wife's Influence and al
7.i5 o'clock, on Jesus and His Moth.
er." A special Mothers Day program
will be given by the Sunday school as
follows: Violin solo by Mrs Todd
song by the school Mothers Prayers
Have Followed Nc" "1'he origin OF
Mothers Day and Why We Observe
IT," j. Crawford McRoberts; Mother, 81
by Edith Biddle: selection by male
quartet; Mothers Love- by Erma
Lloyd; song by school, 90 My Moth
err" Give the Flowers 10 the Living. rs
by stella Kite; song. "The Hem Of His
Garment"
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
RED MEN Worship
ST. TAMINA DAY
Society Will Attend After
noon Service at Delaware
Avenue Baptist
SERMONS FOR MOTHER
PREACHED BY PASTOR

The services on sunday at the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church, Delaware
avenue and West street, will be in
charge Of the pastor, the Rev. Joseph Y.
Irwin. S. r. d. who will take for his
subiec! at 1870 O'Clock. Mother Love
in Cod,
The sunday school will meet at .
o'clock.
The Improved Order of Red Men will
attend this church for their st. Tamina
sunday service at 3 O'Clock, when the
pastor will preach on the subject OF
their motto, Freedom, Friendship and
Charity"
The Christian Endeavor meeting is at
Gao o'clock, leader Mrs David NJ. Reed.
The evening service, at l30 o'clock,
viii have variety. There will be an organ
recital by Professor Fred. S Smith,
vocal music by The choir. and Mrs.
Doorbar will recite.
The Ushers' Union will meet on Mon
day evening al the home OF Lewis Al
lison, No. 6i1 West Eighth street
The regular prayer and praise service
is on Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The special musical program for sun
day Is as follows: Organ prelude, Pre-
lude IN C, Hollins; solo, selected, Mrs.
II. Myers; anthem, 81 Sought the
| Lord, Stevenson; organ postude Ca
Vote Moleine," Tours
Evening Organ recital, Solemn
| March, Dubois; "Canzona AmOroso,' %
Nevin; dreams" Stoughton: "Narcis-
sus," Nevin; song. Mothers Prayers
! Ackley; anthem. Arise Shine" Buck
4 song, It'll 1 See My Hother's Lace,
Ackley; organ postlude. March Mill
taire," shelly.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
MOTHERS HONORED
At ST. PAUL S
Day Will be Observed To-
morrow in Song and
in Sermon
TROUGH ROAD HOME"
EVENING SUBJECT

The Sunday program at St. Paurs NJ.
e. Church. Tenth and Jackson streets,
viii be as follows: Glass meeting. $50
o 0ciock. VIM. G. Strickland, leader
morning worship, 1890 O'Clock; organ
prelude "The Angclus," Rockwell; an
them. "Praise the God Of Our Saliva
tion, Brown; bass and tenor duet,
9TH See My Mothers Face, Edwards,
Charles r Edwards and Charles $.
Stewart; sermon, "Our Mothers the
Rev. c. l.. Hubbard; reception Of
members.
Sunday School will meet at > O'Clock,
William =. Skellenger, supernien-
dent. The c. y. service viii be at G 30
O'Clock, Frank Mitchell. of Y NJ. c. A.,
leader; solo by Mrs. Julia Andrus.
Evening worship will begin at 7@
o'clock, with a song service; anthem,
''NNhat a Day That VIII BE For You
and Me- Edwards: soprano solo, 80
Lord Rebuke Me Not" Brown, Miss
Betty Seaberg; sermon, "1he Rough
Road Home," Rev c. l.. Hubbard
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
TRIBUTE I TO MOTHERS
AT MADELEY CHURCH

Special features will be used at the
services at Madeley. on Sunday, when
At the close Of the class service, which
will be mothers hour, the pastor,
the Rev. l.. NJ Broadway, will preach a
sermon especially for mothers on the
subject, "a Real Mothers Comfort
The pastor has expressed his desire to
have the mothers as well as fathers
present who have boys in the service,
as @ part OF the service Will be devoted
to this work. The Mothers War
Song will be sung at This service along
with other songs touching on the sub
ject
Conveyances will be arranged for any
mother not able TO walk.
At the evening service. the pastor
will speak from the subject, Sentiment
the Great Ruler"
Sunday school will be at 2i5 o'clock
and the Epworth League at CAB o'clock
on Monday night the pastors class o
,Kingswood NJ +. Church, will meet will
a the pastors class at Madeley
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
CENTRAL PREsnYTERIAN.

eperils OF the Middle Ages is the
subject OF the sermon for tomorrow
morning IN Central Presbyterian
Church, iKng street below Eighth, at
1890 o'clock. The minister. the Rev.
J. II. Crawford. Will occupy the pulpit
both morning and evening. In the
eeyning his subject will be An
Anxious Question" Mrs. Wales VIII
sing Nearer My God" by Holden in
the morning. and in the evening the
anthem, "The Earth is the Lords, by
Lerman, will be sung.
The Sunday school will convene at
fi.55 O'Clock. The Y. p. $. G.. b. Will
meet al 6.i5 o'clock. and will be led
by Miss Clara Moulton, The organ
music will he: Andante Beethoven :
Festival March. Mendelssohn; March,
Listz; March, Bartholomew.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
RCHARnsnN pARk-

Richardson Park NJ. p. Church, the
Rev. George W. Bounds, pastor, will
hold services on Sunday, as follows
1880 o'clock, sermon by the Rev.
Claude w Clarke, Of Brack-Ex: sub
jeci "Our Country's Cali TO the
Church; noon, Sunday school; 74J
O'Clock. anniversary OF the Epworth
League. The pastor will make an adj
drfss on "The Ideal Epworth League r
Special music viii be rendered and Miss
AiVa Lynch will recite.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
ASBURY CHURCH.

AZ Asbury NJ. f. Church, Third and
Walnut streets. the Rev George White
Dawson, pastor, Sunday services are.
9 O'Clock, prayer meeting, Guy Turner,
leader; 1920 o'clock. preaching. sub
iecL "Methodists Must Fight and Sac
rince TO Win Victory for World Dem
ocracy"; 2 o'clock, Sunday School /:
$50 o'clock, Epworth League; 73O
O'Clock, patriotic service Address by
Caleb q. Burchenal, Esq There will be
first quarterly conference Tuesday
evening. at 7.i5 O'Clock, DR.. Robert
Watt presiding
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
sECnNn NJ. p. sERyICEs.

Tho Rev. b. y. Jester will supply the
pulpit OF the Second NJ. p. Church, Fifth
avenue and Anchorage street. tomor.
row, and win preach at iOA5 O'Clock
and 7i5 o'clock Sunday school will
start at . O'Clock. Mr.. Jester is re-
tired MINISTER OF the Wilmington Con
ference and was tho organizer OF the
church.
on the following Sunday May 40, an
niversary services will be conducted by
nr. r. n. Tagg That date will mark
The 2ith anniversary. OF the laying OF
the Cornerstone, which occurred in
May. 1894 The church body was or
ganiled two years earlier.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
RIG RETIIEL

The Big Bethel Sunday program vii
be as follows: 1890 o'clock. quarterl,
meeting, sermon by the presiding elder
the hev ]. H. Rlnggold, OF Philadelphia
noon, class meetings; 2.30 o'clock. sun
day schools 800 o'clock. the annual
thanksgiving sermon Of the Grand
United Order OF Odd Fellows in Amer
lea, lodges, households. councils, pa
trlarchies and Juveniles. sermon by the
Rev Or n. n. Arnelt; 6.45 o'clock. Al
Ion Christian Endeavor. H. n. spear
man 3 o'clock sermon by Dr. Benja-
min w Arneti, Newport, r. J., a brother
OF The pastor
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.

First Church Of Christ, Scientist. viii
hold regular services On Sunday as fol-
lows sunday morning at A o'clock
and Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. The
subject for the lesson-sermon viii be
"Adam and Fallen Man. The sunday
school convenes at a o'clock Sunday
morning on Wednesday evening a tes-
limonial meeting is held from 90 Q
O'Clock The church maintains a free
reading room and circulating library
ai No. 707 Equitable Building.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
HARRISON STREET TO
HAVE MOTHERS DAY

Mothers Day VIII be appropriately
observed at Harrison Street NJ E,
Church Seventh and Harrison streets
tomorrow. Or. q. r. Alderson the pas
tor. will devote the entire day to pro-
grams In honor Of mothers.
In the morning service at tO3O
o'clock the soldiers and sailors viii be
guests Of honor Or. Anderson will
preach on, "Back 90 our Mothers.
After the service the soldiers and sail
ors Will be the guests at dinner Of the
Ella Thatcher W. q. H., at their
homes
The evening service viii begin at
7.3O o'clock patriotic orders will be in
attendance. Patriotic songs and the
hymns That mother loved viii be sung.
The pastor will deliver a sermon on
"Thc Nation and Our Mothers
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
COOKMAN SERVICES

The services at Goodman NJ. T.
Church viii begin at $50 o'clock, Will
n. C.. Cole leading the class service. Al
IO.d5 o'clock, the pastor W. Il. Harris
will preach a special sermon IN honor
and memory Of our mothers. The sun
day school will meet at 2tJ o'clock
when the mothers win again receive
special recognition and a program IN
honor Of them will be rendered.
The twenty-eighlh anniversary OF the
League viii be celebrated at
fhe evening service beginning at Gao
O'Clock. The program will he in charge
Of the local cabinet. This service VIII
take the place OF the evening service.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
RECTnR HEARn GERARn.

Services in Calvary Episcopal Church.
Third and Washington streets, the Rev.
Dr. England, rector, on Sunday, will be
as follows: Holy Communion at 1.30
o'clock and 10 O'Clock; morning prayer
at i0i5 o'clock; sermon ON "The AS
oension Of Our Lord" There viii be
a patriotic service at 745 O'Clock
sermon, "The Impression the Pastor
Received When he Heard Ambassador
Gerard Speak in Washington, d. c." Lit
any, intercessOry, prayer and Bible
study will be at o'clock on Friday
evening.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
Trinity LUTHERAN

Tho services in Trinity Lutheran
Church. the Rev Milton II. Stein. pas
Tor, viii consist Of sermons by the pas
Ton al IS o'clock and O'Clock. Themes
for morning and evening. will be, "The
Miracle Of the Ascension" and "Signih-
.eance or Parents Day"
The Rev. DR.. Rutherford, who sup
Piled tho pulpit during lhe absence OF
the pastor viii participate in hese SER
vices before leaving for Florida
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
INSTALLATION SERVICE
AT FIRST UNITARIAN

The Rev. William A. Nrooman wiil
preach upon "The Divine Life IN Men,
at the iOi5 o'clock service at the
First Unitarian Church, West street
above Eighth street, tomorrow. At
o'clock, a special installation service
will be conducted by The Rev. II. S'
Forbes Of Germantown, with an ad-
dress by the Rev r. r. Griffin, OF phil
adelphis, on srhe Meaning OF unliar-
isnism.r and by the Rev. Frank A. Gill
more on "a Masculine Religion Claw
son S. Hammiil viii welcome The min
lister TO the church and Mayor Lawson
viii welcome him to the city. There
viii be special music by the choir
Miss Bach, organist. Miss Wales, solo
ist: quartet Miss Belts, Miss Allen,
Mr.. Hass and Mr.. Collins.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE TO
TENDER RECEPTION

ahere viii be the following services
at zion Lutheran Church. Sixth and
Jackson streets, the RevP s. O.. Won
Bosse. pastor Sunday morning 1890
O'Clock. sermon topic, Preparing For
Pentecost," preached by the pastor;
Sunday evening, 730 O'Clock. sermon
topic. "Testimony Of Christ sunday
School at go o'clock and 2i5 O'Clock.
The choir rehearses on Friday Teach
ers' Training Glass Thursday evening,
Boy Scout Troop Fridays, Girl Scouts
Fridays The Patriotic League viii
tender a reception to sailors on Tues
day evening
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
81. sTEpHTN,s PRnGRAM-

Sunday services viii be as follows at
81. Stephens Church. Tatnal street
near seventh street, the Rev. Frederic
.Doerr, pastor t0.30 o'clock. mornine
service, "The Virtue OF Pre-eminence;' -
2i5 o'clock. Sunday school; 730
O'Clock, evening service, The Morbid
Ouestionarn The choir viii be as
sisted throughout the day by a num-
Der Of well known yocalsts..
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
SUNDAY AT HANOVER.

The usual services viii be held in
Hanover Presbyterian Church tomor-
row at 1880 and 73O o'clock with
preaching by the Rev. f. J. Reinke, Of
Philadelphia. Al the morning service
the church quartet will sing two spe-
cial numbers
At the Intermediate Christian En-
deavor Society meeting, at $50 O'Clock,
a service appropriate TO Mothers Day.
will be held. The young people invite
their mothers 10 this service
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
EZION CHURCH.

Ezion NJ y Church, the Rev. ]. U.
King d. D. pastor, win hold Mothers
Day services as follows. 1890 o'clock
sermon by the pastor. subject. "Our
Mothers 2.30 o'clock. sunday school
= q. Laws, superintendent: 6.45 o'clocl,
Epworth League, Mrs Clara Cork. presl
Den; 8 o'clock. special program, plat
form meeting, address by Mrs. A. Davis
f0ust Of Camden. n. j.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
UNITED PREsRYTERIAN.

The Rev William Henderson. pas
tor, will preach at the First United
Presbyterian Church Third and
Broome streets, tomorrow. His sub
iect at A o'clock will he "The Ideal
Mother and at 7.i5 O'Clock "The
Value OF Souls Sunday school viii
meet at 80 o'clock and C.. z. meeting at
6.i5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
SWEDISH METnnnIsT

The services at the Swedish NJ. e.
Eleventh and Heald streets.
viii be held as follows Morning wor-
ship at 1890 O'Clock; Junior service al
II % o'clock Bible school, ~ o'clock
hpWorth League at Z o'clock. and even
ing service at 7.30 o'clock. The sermon
topics and the music al these services
VIII be appropriate to Mothers Day"
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
rIRsr M P- CHURCH.

The following services will be held IN
the First Methodist Protestant Church'
Seventh, below Walnut street, the lteN.
n. W. Sutclffe, pastor Preaching
morning and evening by pastor SUD
iect 1890 o'clock Christ in our DdllN
Life": subject, Ni5 O'Clock, Learning
by Experience Prayer meeting wed
ncsday at 7A5 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
REVIVAL MEETINGS.

There will be special evangelistlo
services at TNveniy-third and Pine Sis,
ia the building formerly occupied By
Hope Baptist Church which viii con-
tinue nightly at s o'clock. Eyangelists
TT. McEwen, Of Philadelphia and s. Nc
Ewen. Of Petersburg, Va. will preach
Tho subject sunday night win be The
C0ming Of the Lord"
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
MT. gOY M. q. CHrRcn

Mothers Day services at Mt. Joy NJ
Z. Church, the Rev J. W. Bond. D. ID.
pastor, viii begin at go with class
meeting, led by Brother Charles Sewel
40 80 o'clock, sermon by the pastor
30 o'clock sunday school, Julia Fish.
er, superintendent; O'Clock, a program
viii be give ~ the women.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
pROCRFssnE spIRITI-aIIsT

There will be services Sunday evening
at the First Progressive Spirituaiists'
Church. pyLhian Castle Han. No. 906
West street with messages by Mrs.
Webster, from Philadelphia. The SER
vices are from % 10 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
rAsr1.AKE PREsRYTERIAN.

There viii be services at Eastlake
presiNyterlan Church at 1890 o'clock,
conducted by Frank p. Mitchell and at
7.3O O'Clock by the Rev. Thomas Kerr
pastor OF Greenhin Church. The sun
day school will meet at ? o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
sUM lT OIn sMEnEs.

In Oid Church, Seventh and
Church ste the Rev. Robert Bell,
vicdr sunda services will be as fol-
lows O'Clock, Holy Communion; i030
O'Clock, morning prayer and sermon
go o'clock, sunday school; T30 o'clock,
evening prayer ana sermon.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
NIMANUEL CHURCH.

The services on Sunday at Immanue
Church, Highlands, the Rev. William IL
Laird d. D.. rector. will be as follows
7.i5 o'clock, Holy Communion; a.
o'clock, morning prayer and sermon. s
o'clock, evening prayer and address,
sunday school at $3.50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
sPIRITuALIsT MEETING.

Splritualist Church Universal Broth
erhood meets Sunday 73O. American
Mechanics Hall, No. 9OI Tatnall street
Mrs. Hurrell reads flowers. Cottagc
meeting Monday eyening No. iO7 Wes'
Third street~-Adv
Evening journal., 1918-05-11
cnuncH or Nrw IERusALEM.

The Church OF the New Jerusalem
will hold a service at 1910 O'Clock the
Rev. George Henry Dole, pastor, sub
lect OF the sermon, "A Nation In
Prayer"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
BOY is, ARGONNE HERO;
ALL COMRADES KILLED
Too Small and Light to Fight, He
Carried Vital Messages in
Hail of Bullets.

The smallest and youngest warrior re-
turning on the steamer Tenadores st New
York on Wednesday was Elmer Dover,
10 years, who ran away from his home At
Turtle Creek, East Pittsburg. 10 see the
fun IN France, rs he described it. He
weighs only ninety pounds, and as that
was not heavy enough 10 use n bayonet
he was detailed to running messages from
the front lines, where telephones were inn
possible and carrier pigeons could not
be used.
He was one of fourteen Couriers sent
out on Oct. in the Argonno Forest with
messages TO commanding officers in the
front line, and was the only one lucky
enough 10 get through, the others being
all shot down on the way He was hit
IN the left leg above the ankle by shrap-
mel, but he bound up the wound and
went on until his mission had been ac-
complished lie carried his dispatch
through in nineteen minutes, which his
mates on the transport said was q won
derful piece Of work
Another hero on the Tenadores was
Lieutenant Charles n, Paul of Seattle,
Wash, the former football star IIc IS
a member Of Company | Of the 364th In
fantry, and was wounded twelve times
N the Argonne Forest on Sept. ZS, and
is now able to limp about with a cane
Asked 10 compare football with war the
lieutenant smiled and replied: Well,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
BERGER TRIAL BARES
BANK TREASON PLOTS.
Secret Socialists Meetings Planned 10
Fill Vacancies of All Who Went to Jail.

Chicago, Dec. II --M Members of the
Young Peoples Socialist League called
"Yipsels, believing that they were fac
ing lail Tor spreading propaganda against
the nation 5 war program, had atrlplIcatc
ofhcershlp arranged, with female reds
in the background, TO continue a secret
fight under the rnsc Of athletic, musical
and dramatic clubs according to evidence
introduced today IN the espionage trial
Of Victor L. Berger, Congrcssnan-elcct
from Milwaukee and his four co-defendants
in Federal Judge Landis's court
4 scrapbook labeled Anna 5 and
identified by Anna Campbell, 80 South
Paulina street. formerly in charge of
the stenographlc force az the Socialist
HEADQUARTERS. - being file Of copies
OF articles and letters sent out by all OF the
defendants. save Berger, furnished tins
evidence From 1t the prosecution took
half dozen letters couched IN violent
language urging nationwide opposition
20 the CouscrptIon act and the war
A secret order sent out by William
r. kr1Ise, National Secretary Of the
"Yipsels, was addressed to all State
Secretaries ard MAS dated in August.
1917. several months after the Draft act
went into effect In part 1t read:
Take only the most Trustworthy
iESFiS iIt%3 SDHf tOttlN3tHtE. f&SlftEfAIIA
put your mailing list in secluded place,
so that if your offices are broken into
YOU will not lose il. Tram three Of your
most trustworthy Yipscis FOR each
office and ut least ono girl, 50 that If all
our men 20 to Jail We can keep going "
One from kruSc, addressed Dear
Comrade lipsei, said
! don't see why our members need
get excited over the war. 1t Is not our
war Fight It tooth and nail No self
respecting llpscl will enlist IN the
army or navy under any circumstances "
Connecting Berger with the defend
ants Miss Campbell testified that di-
rectIy after Adoiph Germer's acquittal
a Grand Rapids, Mich, on an Espionage
act charge he ordered q complete mail
ing list Of the American Socialist and Of
The bye Opener to he sent 10 the Con-
grcssman-elect 1T Milwaukee.
Federal Judge Lands. United States
Attorney Clyne and Joseph b. Fleming,
has first assistant, received threatening
letters BY special delivery today All
were couched in violent language and
were signed Sid Extra guards we're
stationed in the court room