Evening journal., 1920-01-22
new americans
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any man. have yet TO see the
conscientious, Woodworking man who
failed to obtain a reasonable modicum
of success.
'No revolution is necessary TO change
our form Of government.
"Value your right Of franchise. Do
not allow Il to be influenced by money
or other value. Take an interest in
civic affairs and use your judgment
in voting"
The mayor then introduced Harry Y.
Jemison, Of the Harlan Plant OF the
Bethleham Shipbuilding Corporation.
Mr. Jemison said in part:
"These men have made sacrifices for
the country we love. They have earn
ed their citizenship.
"Thc past five years have been years
Of responsibility We thas had an op-
portunity to give others the same privi-
leges we now enjoy. In the fires OF
patriotism all OF the dross has been
consumed Malcontents are being dealt
with as they justly deserve.
"Thero is room here for but one class
those who can stand the acid test Of
100 per cent Americanism."
His address concluded, my conclusion
is contained I'm one work, on Take
advantage Of your opportunities, go on,
and on to greater accomplishments"
William s. Hllles, the last speaker
said: 81 take as my text the oath a
foreigner takes when he is made a citl-
zen Of the United States l renounce
and abjure all allegiance to all foreign
princes. potentates, sOvereigns and
/ will support the Constitution and
laws Of the United States against all
enemies, domestic and foreign, and to
this l pledge my faith"
Mr.. Hilles struck keynote when he
said: "These young men were all
volunteers, by volunteers, ] mean tllat
they enrolled, or refused TO claim ex-
empton, although many might have
done so with good cause. That is suf-
flciant introduction for us from them.
"They went through the test before
taking the oath. They offered to lay
down their lives for the maintainence
OF fundamental principle Of our
government
Anarchy and the red flag can never
flourish on American soil. Please God,
let's never change from the democratic
principle upon which our government
rests. If we do, we have departed from
our heritage.
"The most insldious enemy IS not the
anarchist but the insidious fellow who
doesn't do his duty by backing up
authority. by standing behind those who
are endeavoring 10 better conditions.
81 want to leave one message. We
have received a wonderful heritage, we
are proud that It is ours. There isn't
a spot or stain from the past. Let's
hand it on, just as clean
The guests Of honor were:
Henry C.. Mahaffy clerk Of the United
states district court; Dr.. ]. II. Odell,
William s. Hilles, Harry J. Jamison,
Carmlne hi Mare, Samuel Connor. DR..
L. Naccaro. VI. l. Samuel, department
commanderOf the American Legion; G.
NJ Dillon. department adiutant; VIII
liam r. Turner, commander of Della
ware Post. No. 4; II. G. Parker, adjutant
Of Post. 40. 4: Joseph A. Julian, ad-
hiiant Of Wilmington Post, No. t6, and
Mayor Taylor.
The guests Of the three organizations
included.
George Brown, Bruno Vilone, Morris
SHAFT. William fWallace, Frank TorO,
Frank Zeranski, Joseph Biagione Eugene
Biondi, Joseph Mclaughlin, Stanley J.
Riska, Dominic Maegnate. Harry King,
John OrzechowsH, Walter stones, sal
vaiore Tanda, Vite Nappi, Fillippo MAJ
zucco, Antonio Micale. Salvatore Mig
nogno. James A. Mulvena, Carlo f. Las
Gala, Nicola Ianiere, Sverre p. Helleso,
Attillio Grovannozzir, Patrick Farrell,
Guy Edwards Antelo Calatdi, Samuel
Teascherko, Patrick Joseph Meenehan,
Michael Amoroso, Ferdinando Aquilano,
Alexander Angelessi, Stephen Scheho-
vice. Peter p. Wroblewski, Vito ViscitO.
Salvatore Trischtta, Ben Tassoni.
Alexander Termans, Fellciano Salemo,
Alexander Riello, Salvatore Pescia,
Samie papillo. Anthony Mackaj. Rocco
Martino, II. King, Isaac lliovici, Ceferino
Gonzales. Vincent 5. Midikasky, Ralph
Gizzi, Adam Gravino, Michael Ferrio,
Antonio L. Fois, Sabatani Daziani,
Angelo D'Ambrosia. Michael E. di Salvo,
John Di Angelo, New Castle; Giovanni
iB. CoIafranchescfli. Domenlco Chirilli,
Amato Costontino. lgnaiz Borowka,
Luigi Bassetti, Gustav J. Brzeski, Car
man Coppol, George Brown.
y. X. X. BAND DANCE.
The band OF the y r. r. Athletic Asso-