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Evening journal., 1920-03-27
CELLO SOL0IST
AT new CHURCH
Thomas De Scipin, Pupil of
Sandby, To Play To-
morrow Night
QUARTET ALSO TO
SING EASTER MUSIC

Tomorrow evening at 745 o'clock
the quartet, undcr the direction OF the
organlst and. ch0lrmaster, Fred 5.
Smith. Will give an excellent program
OF Easter music IN The New Church,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Br00me street.
The program VIII consist OF solos, duets
and quartets. and Will be supplemented
by two cello solos 10 be played by
Thomas De Sclpin. He Is a pupil Of
Hermann Sandby. the noted Danish
celllst. and Is an artist Of unusual obll-
ity. HIS offerings at this service viii
be the ALLEGRO Appaslonatta,' Saint
Saens, and Tschslkowsky's None But
the Weary Heart" The quartet VIII
sing the following numbers: Festival
TIE Deum," IN z Flat. Dudley Buck; con-
iralt0 solo, Mrs Ferdinand Gllpin. Jr,
How Beautiful Upon the Mountains
F. Flakingion Harker; quartet, God So
Loved the World from Stainer's
soprano and tenor duet,
Mrs. William w Hulter and j. Wales
Davis, Christ Whose Glory Fills the
Sky" Lansing; quartet, Fierce was the
Wild Billows." Tertlus Noble; baritone
solo, William Multer, MY God. My God,
Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me" Dubois
seven Last Words Of Christ" At this
service Mr.. Smith will play as a pre-
lude. Vincents Overture In F. and as a
postludc, The "Alltgro pomposo,"- Of
Percy Chase.
The program for the morning service
Is as follows: Prelude. Alteration"
Borowski: anthem, palm Branches "
tenor solo, j. Wales
Davis. Lead Us, O Father" Wooler;
Postlude in A Major, Parker.
The music loving public is invited %
attend boih OF these services. The morn
ing SERVED IL az 20 i5 o'clock. The
sermon subject viii be ''rhe
OF the Lords Entry into Je-
rusalem Riding Upon an ASS" The
evening sermon subject viii be THE
OF the Spiritual World The
Rev. George Henry Dole IS minister OF
he church
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
DELAWARE BAPTISTS
TO HEAR HIETHODESTS

IN Delaware Avenue Baptls, Church,
Delaware Avenue and West street, to
morrow morning, the pastor, The Rev
Joseph Y Irwin s T.. d. Will preach
on Popular Applause and It's Import
ance.r The Sunday school VIII meet
40 O'Clock with Superintendent Wal
ter r. Hope IN charge and the Chris
tian Endeavor at Gas. Miss Reba
Barnes VIII speak on "Our Counlry's
Need or Christ"
The evening service. at 7.30. VIII open
with an inspirational praise seryise
The Sunday school orchestra. under
William Wallace, viii assist. The ser
mon viii be preached by one OF the
Methodist pastors In attendance at
their annual Conference.
The musical program VIII be:
NIogning-Organ prealdas' Saint
Ssens: quintet. ale Leadeth Ne" Allen.
Mrs. r. O'Blenis. Mrs. J. r. Hufnsl, Mrs.
2. Stracker, f. EHis and E. Miller; an
them. "Thereis a Green Hill Far Assay.
Gounod; organ posilude, chant Tri-
umphal." Gaui.
Evening Organ. "Prelude in D."
Brosig; solo. by the Waters Of Baby
lon" Howell. Mrs. r. O'Blenis: an
them. "Jepusalem,7 Parker; cornet
solo, "The Holy City" Willard McKen-
drick; organ pOstlude, Allegro" King.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
NEW REALTY AGENCY

Another real estate agency has been
opened In Wilmington. Il Is at No. 2ii
West Eleventh street and is being run
by the City Real Estate Company, OF
which J. N. Schneider Is secretary and
manager.
Mr. Schneider comes from Washing
tln, where he was connected with
shannon and Luchs. one OF the largest
real estate agencies IN that city. lie
LETT that position 10 go into the United
States army. IN which he served two
years. one year Of his service was over
s'as. Following his discharge from
the army he came to Wilmington ana
Joined his brother IN the Harlan ship
building plant, while deciding Just
when and where be should set up the
real estate agency he and his associates
had In mind
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
PALMS BLESSED
At CATHEDRAL
Holy Week Services To Be
gin With Palm Sunday
Observance
FATHER kennedy, S. j.,
WILL BE PREACHER

Holy Week services will begin to-
morrow morning at the Cathedral,
with the observance OF Palm Sunday.
Palms will be blessed by Bishop John
J. Monaghan at the Solemn High Mass
az II o'clock Low masses VIII be at
G. 8 and 9 o'clock. Benedlction and
vespers win be al q o'clock. The re-
treat for men, which has been held
during the week under the auspices OF
the knights OF Columbus Viii close
with exercises at 7:30 O'Clock tomor-
row night.
on Wednesday Tenebrae will be sung
at the Cathedral at 7.3O O'Clock in the
evening, with a sermon by the Rev.
Eusene Kennedy, s.
on Holy Thursday morning. there
VIII be Solemn Pontllcal Mass at 10 30
o'clock, and the Blessing OF the Holy
OILS Bishop Monaghan officiating. with
assisting priests. Tenebrao viii be
sung at 73O on Thursday evening. with
a sermon by Father Kennedy. The day
Is Maundy Thursday.
Good Friday services VIII begin az
o'clock in the morning. with the
Mass OF the Pre-Sanctifed" cele-
brated by the bishop. The Three
Ho,rs' Service, from noon until 3
o'clock. VIII be conducted by Father
Kennedy. followed By the Alteration OF
The Cross.
At 8 o'clock on the morning OF Holy
-. 4 To-.
N The gioiy Water Font, OF the New
Rlre and OF the Paschal Candle. follow
cd by the Mass OF the Resurrection.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
IN TRINITY CHURCH

Services in Trinity p. z. Church, Della
ware avenue and Adams street. to-
morrow, are: Holy communion. 7.3l
o'clock; morning prayer and sermon,
II o'clock; evening prayer and sermon
7lJ o'clock.
The Rev. +. W. Klrkus VIII preach
both morning and evening.
Holy Week services win be as fol-
lows Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day-Holy communion. . o'clock: even
ing prayer and address. 40 o'clock
Maundy Thursday-Hoiy communion.
9 o'clock; evening service With ad-
dress and devotional meditation OF tho
Eucharist. 7.45 o'clock.
Good Friday-Morning prayer. lltany
and sermon. 1890 O'Clock; evening
prayer and address. 40 O'Clock; spe-
eiai evening service with sacred can
,ats. 745 o'clock.
aturday-Morning prayer. Q o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
STAFF
HELP WAR ORPHANS

WASHINGTON. D. c., March 2ss--Gen-
eral pershlng's las. days IN France con
tanned an incident which was disclosed
In a report juN reaching Washington
headquarters OF The American Red Cross
Association. Il was gift OF 9i625A0
francs - over $4,000 - from General
Pershlng and the officers OF his staff
TO the He'd Gross 20 DO devoted 10 somc
deserving work among the mothers and
children Of France who suffered durlnr
the war. A letter accompanying the
donation stipulated that the money be
placed IN The stars and Stripes" war
orphan fund. which. assisted by The
Red Cross, re-adopted thousands OF
Freno children whose fathers were
killed IN battle.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
X. OF c. TO RECEIVE
HOLY COMMUNION

Santa Maria Council. No. ig5. knights
Of Columbus. WIN receive Holy Com
munlon In a body Of The special re-
treat mass which Will be celebrated
IN the Cathedral tomorrow morning
at o'clock. The Rev. James Moakley.
;. j.. who has conducted the success
ful mems retreat al the Cathedral dur
ing the past week, VIII onlciate az the
mass. The Knights are requested l0
meet at the X. OF C. Hall at Gas o'clock
and Will go 10 The Cathedral IN a body
The order win give a reception az
lheir club house at Tenth and West
streets tomorrow afternoon az o'clock
ia honor OF Father Moakley The Ca
thedral clergy VIII also be guests. The
retreat VIII close tomorrow evening
ot I30 o'clock with special services
and solemn benedlction.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
DECISION DAY Ar ND. sALFM.

In NJ. Salem N. 2. Church tomor-
row morning. the Rev r. r. Van Dyke
VIII be the preacher, the Rev. Frank
White VIII be the evening preacher.
The feature OF Tho morning school
will be the graduation Of Mrs. Nor
timers teacher training class. which
has made the best record OF teacher
training in the state. After the sun
day School session. the teachers and
clssses above the elementary grades
WIFI proceed to the auditorium or the
church. where Decision Day" VIII be
observed.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
VOLUNTEERS sERVICEs.

Services will be held by the Nolun-
tecrs OF America at No. sos Shipley
street tomorrow, as follows: sunday
school at 2.30 o'clock: open air service
a. Fourth and Market Streets at 7.i5
o'clock. 10 be followed by an indoor
meeting at headquarters at 8 o'clock.
On next Friday evening at o'clock,
an faster lecture. accompanied by
stereoptfcan views, Will be given in the
headquarters. On Easter Monday. an en-
tertalnment for the children VIII take
place. when cards and Easter eggs VIII
be given 20 all children in attendance.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
NORTH BAPTIST.

At the North Baptist Church. Sunday.
"The Red Terror and It's Cure" VIII be
Pastor William l.. petiingilrs subject
IN the evening service Sunday. In the
morning he win speak on "Thc on Of
Gladness."
Mr. Pettlngill. who is dean OF the
Philadelphia School Of the Bible, is just
returning 70 HIS pulpit here after a
months teaching trip through the
south and west. visiting New Orleans.
La, Dallas. Texas. 81. Louis, Mo. and
other cities and towns.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
FLUTE S0L0IST
AT WEST CHURCH

In the visit Of Raoui A. Dhofiche. OF
Belgium 20 Wilmington tomorrow,
music lovers arc 70 have the pleasure
of hearing an artist Of rare ability Mr..
Dhonche is The flute soloist OF the New
York symphony Orchestra. He has re-
ceived The Gold Medal for proficiency
rom the Paris Conservatory Of Music.
Ills performance upon the flute IS con-
sidered most wonderful and doubtless
large audience win accept the prlvi-
lege OF hearing him on Sunday night
when he VIII be the special soloist at
the peoples popular praise service al
West Presbyterian Church. Eighth and
Washington streets. Mr.. Dhonfche wifi
De accompanied on the piano by Miss
Mabel :. Haley. OF this city.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
SUNDAY AT BRANDYwINE.

Service tomorrow IN BfandyWlne
NJ. +. Church viii be at The usual hours
the Rev Thomasi Z. Terry, a former
pastor Of 81. PauIs NJ. Z. Church, or
this city. being the morning preacher
and the Rev. F. F. Carpenter in the
evening. At 40 o'clock there viii be
an organ recital as follows: Grand
ChOeur,r Spencer: "Humcreske,' Ant
Dvorak; "Romance," /" Fidelis Zetterbart;
"Aiarche Romaine." Ch. GOund; An
dante" L. Mourlan; "NIarche aux Flam-
besux." scotson Clark; anthem, The
Son OF God, Miles; quartet. AS the
Hart" Hall. There also will be sing
Ing by the mems class.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
rIRsr VI. y. CHURCH.

First Methodist Protestant Church.
Seventh and WALNUT streets. the Rev. II.
w. Sutcllife. pastor. Services at fOiJ
a. m, tomorrow. subject. "soul Win
ners;' 2i5 p. m. sabbath school, Jas.
b. McManus. superintendent; $50 p. m.
Christian Endeavor meeting Miss Myr-
tie Baus. do0coness. OF Baltimore. win
speak on "Our Country's Need OF
Christi as p. M. preaching, subject,
The Deluge." Evening solo. "The I'm
cloudod Day"
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
CHICKEN HUNI' AT MT. BETHEL.

Nj Bethel Baptist Church, No. li6
West Front street. tomorrow morning
the Rev. z. p COrbin VIII preach on the
subject. -The Handful OF Corn In the
Earth. There viii be a covenant meet
ing at ~ 80 o'clock.
The pastors evening subject will be,
This Old House Coming Down, and a
New one Going Up" on Wednesday
night, missionary meeting will be held.
on Thursday night there win be
chicken hunt, accompanied with music,
by Mr.. Jsckson's Orchestra.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
DR. SHINES SERMONS.

Palm Sunday services In Trinity
Lutheran Church, corner OF Twenty
third street and Concord avenue. the
Rev. Milton II. Stine. ID. D.. pastor. The
themes for the day are who Is This?"
and "Christs Definition Of Himself" :"
After the evening sermon there VIII bo
Illustrations Of Jerusalem and the road
along which Jesus came on Palm Sun
day. All other services as usual.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
SUNDAY AT SCOTT.

AZ Scott NJ. E. Church, the services
tomorrow will be at the usual hours.
The Rev. George +. Newton will be the
morning preacher and the Rev. l.. w.
Layneld, the evening speaker The
musical program viii be as follows;
Morning organ numbers, Festival
Prelude from "Msritona,' Wallace p;
March from Alfalfa" Mendeissohn;
choir numbers. Rejoice Jerusalem and
Sing" Nevin: 'The Palms Faure.
Evening-Organ numbers. "Andante
Pastorale,r Alexis; "POstlude In B.
Ashford.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
p. o. OF A. c. TO HEAR GOSPEL.

Services in st. Barnabas Jnurch, Mar
shsllton, tomorrow VIII be at 2.30-
O'clock. SUNDAY school. and al 7.30
o'clock. evening song With sermon. by
the rector At this service the rector
VIII address the Patriot Order Of Amer
lean Citizens. Two hundred men VIII at
tend in a body. There will be special
music.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
SPECIAL SERVICES At Mt. PIscau

Services az MI. Pisgah A. u, Church.
Taylor and Buttonwood streets. the
Rev George C. Collins. pastor. tomor-
row viii be as follows: Preaching. by
pastor at n o'clock IN the morning:
class meeting, 1870 o'clock, SUNDAY
school. o'clock; Christian Endeavor
Z o'clock; preaching. by pastor, al 8
o'clock. The revival VIII be continued.
all next week.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
PASTOR
AT ASBURY CHURCH

Asbury NJ. e. Church, Third and Wal
nut streets, tho Rev. George White
Dawson. pastor. At a. m. prayer
meeting, w. r. Parker, leader; i030
a. M, preaching by The Rev. Clarence
True Wilson, D. d.. OF Washington. ID.
c.; ,. m. Sunday school; 030 p. m,
Epworth League. themo, "Our Coun-
iry's Need for Christ" speaker. the
ney. Jamos L. Derrlckson, OF Smith Is
land. Md; 730 p. IA, sermon by the
Rev, ]. A. Leach OF Greensboro, Md
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

;od an association Thursday night
With % members. Any licensed taxlcab
Al lyer OF the city Is clibiglc 10 mem
bership. The following officers were
electcd Harry ". Ingram. president I;
Robert ]. llilles, ,ice-presIdeni; An
ihony Bcrnardo, recording secretary .
Peter Halfen. financial secretary; Q.
Wright Coleman treasurer.
II was decided that all orders for
automobile accessories for The associa-
on m"mbers must come through the
secretary.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
DIR. SHORT AT EPwoRTH.

On account OF the Conference session
in the city, services at Epworth NJ E.
Church tomorrow, VIII be of unusual
interest.
A visiting minister VIII occupy the
pulpit both morning and evening.
The Decision Day sefyice In the Sun
day school. at 2 O'Clock, win be OF ex-
ceptlonal importance. AZ the 7.30 o'clock
service. DR.. r. Burget'e short, an ex-
pastor. and one OF the most populsr
ministers In the history OF the city,
viii be the speaker.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
SERVICES AT GOODMAN.

Services IN Goodman NJ. +. Church
tomorrow, VIII be as usual. with SER
mons by the Rev. DR.. j. p. Outten, OF
Deals Island. former pastor, IN the
morning, and the Rev. j. wellington
Jones, former pastor. IA the evening.
All the services VIII be of an evangel-
istic character.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
siINnAY Az MccARr

services at AicCabe Memorial Meth
odlst Episcopal Church tomorrow will
follow the regular order. There will
pa preaching in the morning by the
iiev. james w. Colons, OF Dover. Del
nnd in the evening by the Rev. Thigh
man smith OF East New Market. I'D.
The Rev. w. L. Hess VIII be the speak
cr al the Epworih League meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
SUNDAY AT MAnELEY

At Madeley NJ. r. Church tomorrow,
services viii be; Glass meeting, a. $50
O'Clock, ied by John II. Ford; preach
ing. at 1890 O'Clock, by a memDeg OF
the Wilmington Conference; sunday
school, at z45 O'Clock Epworth League,
az 645 O'Clock; 7.30 O'Clock. song SER
vice. under direction ~ John II Ford,
followed hy sermon
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
VISITORS AZ nanRrsoN srnEEr.

Services IN Harrison Street ". y.
Church tomorrow, viii be as follows
a.30 o'clock, class meeting. lesder, Mr..
George B. Crosgon; 1890 o'clock.
preaching. by the Rev. w. n. Revell, OF
somerset, Ind, s2i5 o'clock, Sunday
school, ]. Elmer Perry, superintendent;
$50 o'clock, EpwOrth League, 7.30
O'Clock, preaching. by the Rev. A. w
Goodbord, Of Still Pond. lad,
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
KINcswooD pnEAcHrns.

A. kngswood Methodist Church.
Fourteenth and Claymont streets, the
sermon al the morning service 1890
o'clock, VIII be preached by the Rev. d.
H. Wills. The speaker at the evening
service at 7S0 o'clock VIII De the Rev.
o. b. Rice.
Epworth League VIII meet az Gas
o'clock, George White, leader.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
THREE SERVICES; TIME PASTORS.

Nc Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
Church, Hugh B. Keiso, pastor, preach
ing. 1880 a. M. by the Rev. +. w. Nc
Dowell; al $50 o'clock, 90 Newark
Union, by The Rev Harry Taylor and
at 7.3O o'clock. 90 Bellefonte. by the
Rev. L. w Layneld.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
FRATERNAL spImTuALIsr

Fraternal spIrituslists' Church. No.
907 Tainall street. win hold a service
az 520 o'clock tomorrow evening, con
Quoted by Mrs William Moore. Mes
sages viii be interpreted by Mr..
Foley, OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
.nrENnILL pREsHYTERIAN cnulncn

Services tomorrow AZ Greenhill Pres
hyterian Church. Pennsylvania avenue
and Rising Suu Road. viii be conducted
by the pastor. the Rev. Thomas Kerr.
Sunda> school beginning at 930 a. m..
followed by morning worship at fO.I5
q. M; Junior C. Z. Society at 2 D. m. .
Y. p. :. C.. Z. at 7 O'Clock,
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
EIGHTH 81. BAPTIST SERVICES.

In Eighth Street Baptist Church re-
vival services under The direction Of the
Rev. II. G. Jones will contlnue'at 1890
and $50 o'clock tomorrow; sunday
school viii meet at ? o'clock. John B.
johnson, superintendent.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
FIRST SWEDISH CHURCH SERVICES

In First Swedish Baptist Church TO-
morrow morning. the Kew. c. 4. Chader
will preach on the subject, Behold
Thy Kingw The evening preachine
subject VIII be Behold, the Man 70
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
METHODIST CHAPEL

Methodist Chapel, Seventh and JEFF
ferson streets. Praise meeting. 230
o'clock; preaching. 8 o'clock, by the
Rev. s. n. Dixon. Of Nanticoke. Va. The
Rev. Charles Hudson, OF williamsburg.
Va, VIII sing. There will be a chill
dren's service at $50 o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
"rne Palms" AT OLD swEDrs

Oid swedes ChuFch, Seventh ana
Church streets. the ReT. Robert Bell.
Wear O'Clock, Holy Communion (,
i03o o'ci0cL, Litaay and Holy Commun-
long 2.30 O'Clock, Sunday school, 730
o'rioc8. efen.ag prayer snd sermon.
The Palms" Wiz BE- sung al both
norn.ns aud evening services.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
NIsIrons AT EAST LAKE.

In Easi Lake " r. Church, the nsv.
j. v Otis VIII be The preacher. The
hev. O. G.. Baynard VIII preach IN tbs
evening"
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
LETTERING AND DRAWING,

Attractive card writing. r. o. boz
No. 72,-Adv
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
TAM Can DRIyFRs oRc.>rzr

For the purpose OF buyng automo-
bile accessories at wholesale prices.
he taxicab drivers Of the city organ
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

First AID 10 prosperity aro nappInesst
The want ads l-.dy.
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ness and tho desire TO be amused at
no matter what cost? Or is this
Europe which Is dancing on its own
collin n Europe gone stark mad?
Paris. turn thine eyes to the south!
There q tempted city once stood. q
living, breathing defiance to N in
eriiablc dcath-a death that came
sooner than II thought and over
whelmcd IT, The name OF that city
was Babylon. Well named was Bah
ylon! Well named also Paris. for
gods
They say to me: What strange
man are YOU. to wish us eternal sad
ness? Would you have US grievc
while we starvc? DO you not know
hat work Is impossible with a heavy
hchrt. and canno. you see that VIC
have lightened our hearts In order to
take up the burden our dead brothers
have left TO us? What strange man
are your
say to them: Europe, 1t seems
TO me that you are dancing more
than you are working. Too many
are living on the blood profits wrung
from the slain"
They say to me: What do you
want? We fought wcll-and we won"
say to them: 80 did Babylon
Yet. though she won, she lost. Guard
ye thai yc do not share her fate"
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EUROPE SPENDS NO TIME IN
TEARS FOR TEN MILLION DEAD
Turn From Battles and the Graves of Brothers to Joy
of Being Alive and the Mad Scramble to
Recover Broken Fortunes

cast Off her black and Is wearing her
brightest colors. her most splcndll
plumcs. Her men are already for
getting their slaughtered brothers in
the inccssant effort to profit from
the abnormal financial conditions pro-
vailinS because OF the war; her WON
cn-ah, her women they are snatch
Ing flowers. bright red popics, from
the graves of their fallen husbands
and sons. to wear them In their hair.
Ten million dcad-and naught but
dust already! Were these ten million
the only sober, sane living people In
Europe? Are those who are left only
those consumed with avaricc, selfish
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been asked TO consider also the cues
tons of prohibition and licensing.
Those opposed argued in q memorial
TO the government that the manufac-
,urc of rum. as byproduct of sugar.
hundreds OF years and formed very
important industry which would be
seriously affected IL prohibition were
imposed. They objected also to state
control chiefly on the ground of ex-
DCnSc and risk inNnlNel
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AMERICAN LEGI0N'S POST a
AT SHANGHAI CHRlSTENEu
VIII BE Called General Frederick
Ward Post After Noted Amcrt- Sfis
Gal

SHANGHAI. July 1.-THE shanghats
Post OF American Legion has been
given It's official name by the national!
organization In America, and is to-
be called the General Frederick Ward
Post after the noted American tsol-s
der who organized in China the Ever
Victorious Army in the TAPPING Re-
bcliion. aftcrward turning the conn
Inand over to the British gcnefal,s
Chinese" hGordon. The Shanghai
Post has lG0 members and has been
authorized to form other posts In
China. 81 ~
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subsequently, at Palma. Il was
translated into many languages.
Iasso became insane. and for many
years was kept in more or less Sc
ciusion. put partly recovering. was
20 pe crowned as poet laureate, but
ne died IN that city in 1895 before
inc ceremony was performed.
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ny nABINDItANATm TAGoI,E

PARIS. July III came from Asia
expecting to find Europe vale of
tears. desert OF misery and grief.
with ten million dcad--lO. 600. 900
stricken suddenly by shell and bullc.
lf-m the roster CT tie earth. snatche ID
fr'm their f-"s.dcs and their bahcs
AMI the women whom they Lowell =
what should enc visualize bu, n nu
iiope drapcd In black. n Europe where
would seem "a gross inconpruityp
lct Europe wccps not. She has
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$4,000 Jnps fra Tsfng-tno.
fBy Universal Service

LONDON. July 1.-THE Ja%ancse
administration OF Shanturg Is worse
imam the German" said +. Anderson,
presiding at the annual meeting OF
the China Association. while there
were only about 500 Germans resi-
dent in Tsing-tao, all OF whom were
oihclaas Or leaders. there are now
over 31,OOO Japanese residents"
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Use German Films In Rio.

r<rV III 'NNTTTtV, july II.-North
American moving pictures. which. dur
ing the war period enjoyed a virtual
monopoly III the Brazilian field, are
now cncountering competition OF Ger
nan-m made films. For the first time
since 1919 German films are being
used In local theaters.
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TURN OVER MANUSCRIPT OF
JERUSALEM DELIVERED"
Original OF Insane Poets MASTERPIECES
delivered to Italy by
Austriu.
IBy Associatc,r Pross-l

VIENNA. July 1.-THE original
tInnainuscript OF Tasso's Jerusalem
Dciifcreu IL among vast quantity
Of art objects and other treas,,rc.
Just turned over % the Italians nm !.
ger inc treaty terms. II Is said TO
Torauato rasso. author Of "Jcru-
salem Delivered" was n ccIcbr,,od
Italian poet OF the latter part OF
OF Cardinal Luigi d'f:ste Tbn no,',,
was published first at Venice and