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Evening journal., 1920-02-12
RECEPTION TO
negro PASTORS
Delegates to Baltimore Con-
ference Entertained at
Bethel Church
WELCOME VOICED
BY MAYOR TAYLOR

Fifty ministerial delegates Of The NJ
rican Methodist Episcopal Church, al
tended a reception and banquet ten
dared them by the members Of Big
Bethel VI. +. Church yesterday after
.oon and evening. These delegates
We're an ministers from the First A.
NJ. Z. Conference district. which COM
pri-es New ENGLAND. New York. New
Jersey. Pennsylvania. Maryland and
Delaware There was business meet
ing Of The delegates in Bis Bethel In ule
afternoon before the reception. The
business considered was questions Of
church policy
Mayor Taylor welcomed the visiting
delegates 90 the city last night, and
was responded o. by Rev SOLOMON T.
Hood OF New Jersey. The delegates
visited Wilmington on invitation Of
Dr. H. Y. Arnett, pastor OF Big Bethel
and were the guests OF the church,
Arlcr the reception Dr. Arnett pre-
senicd an escort OF 30 WON "a members
Of his church to accompany the guests
90 the banquet table whore roas'
turkey dinner was served.
The delegates were assigned home
with Wilmington families Tor the nishi
aud lefi This morning on the OIL O'Clock
train 90 Baltimore. where there VIII
be a meeting Of The bishops mid-Winlei
council today, when a plotform and ans
proposed changes IN the Church Dis
cipline VIII be discussed. Nine Of ths
DELEGATES will be selected TO attend tht
General Conference Of the African N
+. Church 70 be held In 50. Louis the
nrst week In MAY.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
VALENTINE PARTY
ON LINCOLN DAY

A valentine party will be given to-
night at Public School No. "a. on Clay
mont street. south Wilmington, by the
Americanization class which meets
there in the evenings. It Is expected
fully nifty men and women will attend
the party for which special prepara-
tons and decorations have been made
bv Miss Helen Hart and her stan OF
the mer'canization committee.
The pupils OF No. s. school are most
COSMOPOLITAN. embracing aliens from a
number OF different foreign countries.
Most OF them are OF middle age and
are conservative in their views. They
are very enthusiasts over their school
work and devoted % their teachers.
Miss Ellen Richie is principal OF the
school. ..
A feature OF the party tonight will
be a shadowgraph guessing contest.
Profile drawings In more than lie size
have been made OF different members
OF the class and these will be displayed
FOR Identification. Numerous trliles ap-
propriate TO the day also have been
eonirlved for the occasion and there
viii be various American games and
perhaps some dancing.
Question recently has arisen as TO how
the Amerlcanization classes In Whining
ton are operated. They are MANAGED. by
the Wilmington Board OF Education.
through lis teaching staff. supported
BY an appropriation OF $4,000. made by
the state Board OF Education. and are
assisted In their work by the Ameri-
canizaliou committee OF the Service
Citizens.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
pRnpAGANpi.

u was formerly the fashion,
After you'd worked up q passion
By petition TO relieve your seeming
brain.
friends would sign, tlll you we're friend
less:
Then you'd clip the pages endless.
And express them down TO Washing
ton by train.
But the scheme proved ineffective.
As a fact twas too collective.
There was simply one assault and
then a stop.
Now our Senators devoted
Find their desks each morning coated
propOmndai Propaganda Propl
propi Prop
II you'd like with other nations
TO have intimate relations
With your motto. What Is home
without the lcaguef
Then you must not up and say so,
In q manner yes and nay so.
Too old fashioned and direct You
should intrigue.
Go without delay and enter
Some new Circle. Shrine or Centre;
start ne brethren writing lettors-
never stop
Get an endless chain a-g0ln,
Plant The seed. broadcast the sowing.
Propaganda Propaganda Prop
Prop PROP
| n you wish a thing inspected;
Z II you'd like a fund collected;
n you think The Government should
bake our pies;
n you'd like us 10 start lending.
or The railroads 10 keep tending.
Keep the mails and wires busy, they
advise.
And no doubt The iimo's approaching,
Should YOU see n burglar poaching,
Twill appear improper quite TO call
a cop.
Youll so home and start orusadlng,
Sheeves OF kilograms paradlng.
Propaganda Propaganda Prop
prOpl Prop
Maurice Morris. in New York Sun Her
aid
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
TYPEwmTERs SPEED
DEMONSTRATION

The Underwood Typewriter Company
has arranged to give O speed demon
stration before the students Of Goldey
College on Friday afternoon. at 2io
o'clock. Albert Tangora, amateur. cham
pion typlst Of America, is 70 be pres
ent and exhibit his skill In a recent
test Mr.. Tangora made the wonderful
record Of 1913 words a minute net for
n perlod OF 30 minutes. lie copies from
manuscript accurately and at the same
time carries on conversation, answers
questions and the like. Tie also tells
freely what has led up to his speed ana
q YES sensible advice 10 those who are de-
sirous Of developing speed in typewrlt-
ING. The school VIII be glad TO well
come anyone as IFS guest during the
demonstration.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
SEARCH ship
FOR Lem Price
Nina Beva in Port Again
Detective Mccoy Looks
at Grew
NOT ABOARD,
WAS EARLY REPORT

State Detective Frank Mccoy Is al
Marcus Hook This afternoon looking
over the members Of the crew OF The
Oh tanker Nina Beva, in an effort to
learn whether Lem Price, escaped muir
dcrer OF P1trolman Zebley, is aboard
that ship.
Detective Mccoy went TO Marcus
Hook this morning but was unable 70
board the ship which was anchored In
midslream. lie went back TO Marcus
Hook early this afternoon. when the
Nina Bcya was 90 be warped into
dock.
The ship had just finished a round
trip 10 Rotterdam Holland. A day or
lwo after Price escaped from the work
house by walking calmly out Of the
front door with bag OF -four on his
shoulder. 70 was reported that a negro
OF Prices description had boarded the
Nina Bcva as % was about 10 sail for
Holland According 90 Information o1-
tanned by On, State Department al
Washington. Price was moi on the ves-
sol when 70 arrived oversee. Attorney
General Renhardl howov r. decided 60
take no chances and directed Detective
Mccoy 10 look over the memb rs Of the
ships crew today
Indications at o'clock this an r
noon were thst The vessel could mol
be swung alon aside The wharf before
late This afiegoon. after ihc TIA
changes n toctive Mccoy and Con
/ stable Luclus Jones were on The wharf
wa1lng for the Nina y va TO dock.
Nobody has left ihe ship since 70 ar
rived on Marcus Hook last night
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
Our Poets Corner
For Verses Written Specially for
The Evening Journal.
GET MARRIED
BY ROBERT FOWLER.

When a chap" IS young and single be +.
should certainly understand
That with maldens he should mingie,
for the ladies All are grand;
You may think that I am simple, you
may think that am bold.
But smile and loving dimple is as
dear as any gold.
Don't be single. full Of sorrow, and so
dreary all your life.
Take advice my friend and borrow,
make arrangements for a wife;
Don't be backward n your duty. single
life we should disarm.
And don't marry just for beauty, II
would be a false alarm.
When you buy your slrl a poodle, and
she tells you all az once
That you are Yankee doodle, don't
you feel you are dunceg
When The honeymoon Is over and you
journey back TO home.
And you tread the fields OF clover with
pain within your dome;
All your servants just awaiting at
the handsome cottage gate.
And of course you feel like stating;
wiley he"e Is my esilte."
u have two chaufeurs. deary; a valet
and "a maid.
When you feel n little weary. let your
troubles gently fade;
There are burdens that We carry, al
most every living Joy.
Bu, o doesn't pay TO tarry, TO your fi-
Luro MeddIng day.N
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
FLYING PARS0N ON
LAST AIR TRIP

Lieut. Belvln w. Maynard the my
Ing parson." who won the transconti-
mental air race, took or yesterday af-
iernoon from lIazelburst Fled. near
New York. on his last aerial tour be-
fore leaving the army.
Maynard departed for Washington,
the FIRST stop on the 1000 mile journey
through the Southern and Southwestern
States 40 every stage Of The Journey
he will drop circulars and literature
booming the army in the Interest Of re
cruitlne. lie will also drop announce
ments that The government VIII give a
prize OF 5000 and a trip 10 Washington
20 the school boy or girl writing the
best essay on eniistlng in The army.
The plane IN which Lieut.. Maynard
took or over the snowy Held was the
same old bus" In which he won the
transc0ntinentai race
Lieutenant Maynard's course was
supposed to be over Wilmington. but
nobody reported having seen his plane
70 over this city.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
I50,OOOCHILDREN
need PROTECTION
DR.. Leimbach Tells Rotarians
Of Horrors Witnessed in
Armenia
MAKES PLEA FOR
NEAR EAST FUND

Bringing stories OF The bruialltles he
has witnessed practictd upon Armenians
and people OF the Near East, Or. Paul
5. Lelnbach, Of Philadelphia. one OF the
members OF The Near Eas, national or
gsnlzailon, made a short address before
the members OF the Rotary Club at Its
weekly luncheon In the Hotel dupont
today. AT lis o'clock he addressed a
large meeting OF women workers and
this evening viii speak before heads
OF labor unions.
Dr.. Lelnbach returned from abroad
last fall and during The months he was
n the Near East sectlon-Armenia,
Syria and Mesopaiamia-he says he saw
enough TO make life pcsslmlstlc for the
remainder Of his days. II he permitted
his mind 20 dwell upon The horrors
Because OF the limited time allowed
by speakers at the Rotary Club, Dr.
Leinbach was unable Do do much more
than refer very briefly TO some OF The
things that he considered were among
the best reasons FOR Americans coming
10 the aid Of the Near East campaisn'
The most important reason why
America should aid, he said was be-
cause this country had the money. Eu-
ropean countries are more or less sus-
pected in everything they do and Amer
lea appears 10 be The only nation IN a
position 10 help whose purposes are
clean. Another and very important rea-
son. Or. Leinbach said, was because no
Armenian can return 20 his or her home
unless that section is protected by Al
lied troops.
"I have seen the Turkish soldiers
threaten the Armonians," said the
speaker "and tell them that the next
time they are going 20 Start TO eliminate
tho race by starting az The cradle.
"Tho sights that come from The
Turkish harems are enough 10 sickef
the stoutest heart Girls it, 50 and y
Years OF aga are mothers and theii
physical condition is depl0rablc.
have seen thousands OF women. wht
have been Inmates OF harcms but wh'
have been cast out when their beauty
began 10 diminish. These unfortunai'
beings bore the hated tattoo mark
either on the hands or face, mot for
ever announces their shame.
"One Of the things that appealed q
me most strongly was the need fo'
caring for the thousands of children
who are in need Of home. clothes ans
food. The children are bright and In
/ telligent and America Is already car
ing for 10000 Of them. There are $50.
OOO others who need 20 be iooke'
after"
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
BREAKING ICE
in THE CANAL
Government Tug "Startle'
Hopes to Have Water
way Open Today
ERICSSON LINER
is RELEASED

Work OF breaking The ice and open
ing The Chesapeake end Delaware Cand
from Delaware City 10 Chesapeake CITY
was pressed today by The u. 6 :. Tug
"S,artl6,' under supervision OF he
Engineer once OF Wilmington.
The tug has been armed with an ice
plow and yesterday broke the ice from
Delaware City TO 81. Georges, a lis
lance OF about four miles This re-
leased the Ericsson line steamer which
has been frozen up IN the canal below
st. Georges and the vessel steamed
back 90 Philadelphia. Today the
"Shrlie' tackled the ice between ST..
Georges and chesapeake City, and
hopes 20 get through. opening the
waterway from end 90 end. Although
the fee Is thick In the canal, 70 was
found 10 have sofiened consider bly,.
After reaching Chesapeake City, the
"Siarile" VIII attempt 20 break the ice
In Back Greek 10 Chesapeake bay. A
Baltimore lee breaker has maintained a
channel In the bay FOR shipping, but
Is unable 90 proceed up The creek be
cause Of ne draugill.
The Ericsson Line is anxious TO re-
sumo IFS schedule OF trips between
Philadelphia and Baltimore, as soon as
possible.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
CANOE cLUn DANCE.

The third dance of a series 10 nc
given this season by the Delaware
canoe Club was held last nisht IN the
duBarry room OF Hotel dupont. Moro
than 100 persons enjoyed the gaiely
Of tho evening
The prize dance was won by Miss
Eleanor Mcdaniel and Franklin Bunt-
INK. The prize was box Of candy.
The committee IN charge OF hc
dance was Noble Grubb. Paul Savase'
Misses plckron and Filzrlhhons' Mr..
and Mrs. otto f. Long. Mr. and Ms.
@ nayett. Mr. and Mrs. Person.
The canoe club has a membership
of - persons who enjoy many de-
llgltfui outings. Tho club has re-
Gently fitted up a club house at New
port and several small functions nav,
been given there.
The officers are. Commodore. q
Dayott: yice-commodorr Layton Dor
sey: captain. Noble Grubb: secretary
Charles Easlburn; treasurer a. Crozler
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
nI-pnNr Cn. MLN nANCE.

More than $50 persons attended the
Valentine dance given last night by th'
Accounts Receivable Division OF ihe T.
7. dupont De Nemours and Company In
ihe ballroom OF the Hotel dupont
4 novelty dance. known as mum
Der dance" was given. There were
two attractive prizes In this dance, the
winners being Mr.. and Mrs. w q. Au-
rand. Mrs. Aurand winning a i've
pound box Of candy end Mr.. Auarnd a
leather belt
In the second half of The prosram
there was a spot dance, the winners
Of which were Miss Elveria Dlckey and
BENJAMIN Dickey, Jr.
The committee in charge was q. w.
TIN. C.. :. Grlswold, L. H. Moore, Fred
Mackiin. J. II. Buck, A. C. Nielsen, H. NJ.
White and p. w. Phillips.
The palronesses were Mrs James B.
Broad. Mrs. J. B. Eliason, Mrs. Anna
W. Troit. Mrs. Ella Main and Mrs. Fan-
nis B0eurt.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
n1nY mss cnAMr0Rp. NrRsE.

Funeral Services Tor Miss Sarah
Adams Crawford Red Cross public
health nurse, were held yesterday az
, "a o'clock, In the First Unitarian
church The Rev. William a. Nroo-
man pastor. conducted the services.
REPRESENTATIVES, were present from
orranizations with which Miss Craw-
ford was contested. comprising the
Ruresu Of Hygiene OF the Delaware
Chapier OF the Rcd Cross. the Delaware
state tuberculosis Commission, the As
soeiated Charities, the Visiting Nursa
Association, the Young Women's
Christian Association, sunnybrook Cot
iace and others.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
RAILROADERS HOPE
AGAINST STRIKE

Members of the Railroad Brother
hoods In Wilmington generally believe
an adjustment win be reached al
Washington which will prevent q strike
Of shop workers such as is threatened.
Tomorrow night the situation will be
discussed at . meeting Of the Tri-State
Lodge OF the shopmon's brotherhood,
70 be held In Irish-American Hall. This
meeting probably VIII be attended by
members OF Prosperity Lodge OF the
same brotherhood.
on Monday night the Federated Rail-
road shop crafts WI meet In Irish
American Hall to consider working con-
ditions and wages.
A committee from The Central Labor
Union will attend the meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
GAY APRON Trimming.

Chlldron's white aprons may be
frightened and made more dainty with
twisting border Of bright colored RIB
bon 40 the hem. This Is accomplished
by stitching the hem with a very loose
stitch on a sewing machine. and run
ming a needle threaded with colored
baby ribbon or floss. IN and out under
the stitches on the right side OF tho
apron.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
,usr EprclTr CHILDREN.

"'The prime duty OF Delaware as a
state is TO her children, to see that they
receive an education that will place
them on par I'm the world Of affairs
with the children OF every other state
in the country
This was the statement made last
night by Or. Joseph H. odell in an adj
dress on "The Realization OF De-
mocracy Through Education" at the
Friends Meeting Rouse, az Tenth and
Harrison streets.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
G0als
IRONWOOD SOLDIER
CAPTURED FIRST HUN

WASHINGTON. Feb. i2. United
Press Adam Blazlkowsh and John
C0rhansbl. Company c. 18th Infantry,
both OF lronwood Mich, were today
credited by the War Department with
having captured the FIRST German
prisoner taken by United states forces.
Private Leonh8rd Honmann was The
German "bagged" on the night OF Oo-
iober 27-2S- 1911 He was captured by
Blazlkowski and Cochanski while do
ing patrol duty about 400 metres from
the American front when returning
from general headquarters with COM
nany mail.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
nIrsnING APPRAISAL.

The committee consisting OF Henry
Hoopes. Edmund p. Moody and Colonel
Weller E. Slower. which has been max
ing an appraisal OF The COO houses al
Union Park Gardens Is hopeful Of COM
pleting It's work this week. a report
WIN be made by the committee to the
Emergency Fleet Corporation. whose
headquarters are in Philadelphia, and
10 the Liberty Housing Company. OF
mis- city, Joint owners OF the proper
lies az the Gardens.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
GOVERNOR TALKS
TO R0TARIANS

Governor John G.. Townsend and Sec
rciary OF state Everett @. Johnson sd-
dressed ihe Rotary Club at lis weekly
luncheon tlday Governor Townsend
spoke on general business and also
talked on rotary affairs. Secretary John
son gave an address IN which he culo-
glzod Abraham Lincoln
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
rrwonTn LEAGUE INsTITuTE.

In Epworth NJ. =. Church, the Wlhtcr
Institute OF the rpvorth Leagues OF
Wilmington will begin tonight The
institute will be held on six conseru-
tive Thursday nights. Tonight me
organization OF this years conference
win take place. and teachers to IN
strucs the classes for the year will be
selected. Prominent speakers will ad-
dress each meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
COMMENCEMENT.

Miss Florence Amanda UO0dIey,
daughter OF Mrs. George w. Cooley
and George A Gewher were married on
Tuesday morning at the home Of the
brides mother, No. 2iS West Ninth
street. by the Rev Joseph Y Irwin.
After a trip South Mr.. and Mrs. Gewehr
will live at No. 2is West Ninth street.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
DEGREE TEAM WILL
GO TO BEAR STATION

Members OF the degree team Of JET
ferson Lodge. No ?, ]. o. q. f., viii
leave their hall saturday afternoon al
6 o'clock 10 take the Delaware road
train for Bear station several candi-
dates Of Industry Lodge. No. ,. OF Bear
station will be initiated by The VIII
minsion degree team Members OF the
local degree team viii reheare tonight
The ceremonies were 20 have taken
place last saturday, but were post
pOned.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
NEW CASTLE GARAGE RoBBED.

The garage OF William KEGS al New
Castle was entered some time last nisht
and a large amount OF automobile ma
terial stolen. Joseph smith. Negro, was
arrested today on suspicion or being
implicated in the robbery and VIII De
given a hearing this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
FARMERS DENY LABOR
RIGHT TO STRIKE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 70. United
Press} "A memorial denying that any
group OF oreanlzed labor possesses an
Inherent right 10 strike was mailed 10
each member OF Congress by represon-
laiives Of four large ORGANIZATIONS.
They ere The National Grsnge, the
American Farm Bureau Federation. the
Cotton states Board and The Association
or slate Farmers Union Presidents.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
ST. MARY'S DEFEATS
PARKSIDE, 81 TO l3

ST. Msrys basketball team defeated
ih parkslde i've in a fast game at Eden
Park last night by the score OF 32-l3
Murphy and Querey starred for It.
Marys
Anyone desiring games with ~.
NIarys should communicate with +.
Grant. No. iiOi Lancaster avenue.
The score last night follows:
II UaFV'S
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
EFIIEY-KIILROY.

Miss Mary ?. Kelley and Frank A.
Killroy. both OF this city. were mar
rled yesterday afternoon in ST. Eliza
beth's r. C. Church. by the Rev. VIII
linn Temple. After a trip to New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Killroy will reside at
No. los North Connell street. this city.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
CooDI>c-JONEs.

Mrs. Grace X. Gooding and o. Chester
Ionos were married this moring in
Grace NJ. z. Church by the Rev. walter
A. Hearn. The couple were unattenaed.
After a wedding trip Nr ana Mrs.
Jones will reside 10 the Penniman
Apartments.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
IIIInn nrGnEE rn. N

The degree team OF Eden Lodge. No.
81 7. o. q. +. viii confer The third
degrec on class OF about IS candl-
dat tonight
Plans for the Edenzaar, 30 be held
The week OF April % are progressing.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
G. oP. FIRST VOTERS TO MEET.

Jacob V. I'M. Of bIackbird. a cIerA
in the once Of Recorder Of Deeds Cole,
Will be one OF the speakers at the
mee.ns OF the Republican First Voters
Club at the Young Mems Republican
Club on next Tuesday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
MR. pupD IN PHILADELPHIA.

William T. Budd, secretary OF mo
Chamber OF Commence. celebrated Lin
coins Birthday by going TO Phlladel-
phla on q business trip.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
MT.zAAR nAs NEW rEATUREs.

A large attendance is expected at The
Jil-Zaar which is being held In The
basemen, or odd Fellows Han. Many
new novelties have been added 70 the
entertainment. The affair viii be held
each evening this week.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
BANQUET ron INsuRiNcE MEN.

Employees OF The Home Life Insurance
Company will ho'd their annual ban
uuet at the Lambr0s this evening.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
GOES TO "wHAT NExTg"
FOV THE EVENING

LONDON. Feb. ig.--"where are you
spending the EVENING"" a friend asked
Captain Charles V. Co0mbs. 81 don't
know yet" said the officer. I'm pass
ing out tonight" Thereupon he shot
and killed himself.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
c.pprN,t. nIN,IpiNr DEAD.

ROME. Feb. n united Press de-
layedl Cardinal Rlnaldlni died here TO-
day. Tie was consecrated In 1907.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
wMTEns' RECEPTION TONIGHT.

The Wilmington Walters Association
will give a reception and dance tonight
at odd Fellows Temple, Tenth ana
orange stre1is.
Evening journal., 1920-02-12
n. iIarN's

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-08-14
No. 1853.
Judicial District Court,
Parish of St. Tammany,
Louisiana.

Notice is hereby given pursuant to
an order of seizure and sale by the
Twenty-Sixth Judicial District Cour:
in and for the Parish Of st. Tam
many, Louisiana, I will proceed to
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, between legal sale hours, on
Saturday, August IA, 1920,
the following described property, 20
wit:
A certain tract of land situated in
the Parish of St. Tammany, State OF
Louisiana, front :ng on Bayou Va
combe, and bounded on the west BIZ
property of Delphinc Cousin, on Tie
east by property of Leon Cousin, on
the south by property of Frank Coa-
sin and on the north by Bayou La
combe, with all buildings and i'm
provements thereon situated.
Terms of Sale-Cash without APP
praisCment.
WALTER GALATAS,
iul-1O-6t Sher If.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-08-14
NOTICE.

No trapping or hunting allowed on
my land. Any one found trapping
on my land will be prosecuted to full
extent of the law, and will be held
responsible for stock killed or hurt
by traps.
mr6 ROBT. II. VOSS.