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Evening journal., 1921-03-15
INFORMATION

In India lizards are hunted for
their skins.
wireless apparatus is being used
by large cities to hunt criminals.
Japan leads the world in propor-
ton Of divorces to marriages.
New York city has fifty women
lawyers
Shredded cedar bark useif IN hens'
nests keeps insects out OF them.
The American Indian is increas-
ing slowly in numbers. according TO
the Indian commissioner.
oxford University is orga nizing a
geographical expedition to Spitz-
bergen.
Salt is obtained in Ecuador by
letting sea water enter wide pits
where evaporation takes place.
The Chinese and Japanese in their
fables regard the milky way as a
stream of silvery fishes.
More lumber is consumed by
forest fires annually than is taken
up by sawmills.
Germany is using animal muscu-
lar fiber in the manufacture of a
new artificial silk.
Electrical installations in the
United States have doubled every
five years in the last generation.
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Philippine COM
missioner to tho
United States,
gives some in
teresting side
lii & n I s on the
women OF the
islands.
"The woman
{ h G T o is the
cashier of the
family" she says
1T isn't neces-
sary for a wife to
ask her husband
for money. He
turns It over
without question.
Marriage il
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MIlSICAI
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING



We find Andrew Jackson a good
historical character to study for the
qualities impaired by this birth
date. Strong likes and dislikes
dominate. Pride and ambition rule
with a peculiar Indifference to public
opinion. Determination to forge
ahead and succeed in the strength
Of those who choose politics and
public life for their career.
Wonderful planetary influences
surround speakers and writer's. COM
posers and artists OF this birthdate.
Jupiter gives success TO inventions
along chemical lines and to all me-
chanical trades and mercantile pur-
suits.
Conditions are favorable for the
man and woman of this birthdate
who conquers anxiety, heedlessness
and restlessness.
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REsORTs-ATLANTIC CTTY.
Tv CLARENDON HofeI

Virginia Ave. near Beach. All rooms
with hst and cold running water; pri-
vate baths. Always open. Write for
rates. MONROE HUTCHINS, Owner.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15

NOR RENT-HOUsE. SIX ROOMS
4 and bath. electric light and
heat. Inquire 221 West Eighth st. Phone
2e99-R. marlo-3t
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TRANSPORTATION
To Philadelphia
and Chester
schedule in Enect october is.

Leave Wilmington, Fourth St Wharf.
1nu ~, strsef week days, except Satur-
days. 4lSs at 500 A. NJ, Il o'clock noon and
AS +. NJ. e.... - ..,,,-
,SSYi ~ NfiSGTON TON-PENNSGROVE ROUTE
Schedule in Eject Tuesday, Feb. I, 1921.
Daily, leave wilmington s6;l5, 7.t5, 1000
A. NJ, u o'clock noon; 2Oo' $40. o.4S
500. 1000 and 1900 =. NJ.
leave Pennsgrove s5.35, 100, 300, 11.OO
A. Nj. 100 800, 430, 700, 900 and 1loo
Pm
sDo not run on Sundays.
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EOR RENT-AFARTMENT, TWO
Il rooms, second fo0r waiter r.
Powell, $50 Market St. marlo-ot
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NOR RENT-sTORE, 600 KING ST
IL Immediate possession. Apply VIM
ID. Haddock, SO4 Orange st. marl4-6t.
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PRIvATE TUTORING

All High School subjects Arithmetic.
Algebra, Geometry, Science English.
Civics, History, shop Mathematics. Fle-
mentary, Mechanical Drawing All sub.
sects taught by competent college men.
Rates reasonable. For further informa-
tlon, phone 2i37-J, or call az 500 West
Ninth 81, between ESQ and p. N.
MARRIOTT
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NOR RENT-FURNISHED HOME;
IL all conveniences. Phone f3f6-W or
46Oi marriott
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NOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
II apartment for light housekeeping. lll2
West St marl4 st.
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EoR RENT-APARTMBNT, FOUR
IL rooms, bath. electric hght, BACK
porch. 227 n. Broome St. marl5-2t
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NOR RENT-TWO ROOMS AND
X bath. $50; four rooms and bath, SO.
Apply 500 Shipley st. marl4-6t.
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FILIPINO WOMEN
HOLD THE PURSE

By Newspaper Enterprise.
W A S II 1 n C r ON, March IA
Madame de Veyra, wife of the
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TOR RENT-APARTMENT, THREE
II rooms, bath, porch, electric light. ga
y. Harrison St marl4-5t-
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SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS

We have opening for several ex-
perienced operators, TO work on athletic
union suits Very good piecework prices.
Steady work all year round Pleasant
TOPKIs BROS.
tsn5-tf 217 French Street
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PUBLIC SALE

DUBLC SALE-HAVING DECIDED
90 discontinue the dairy business,
the undersigned will sell on Tuesday,
March -, 1921. at the Glebe Farm. one
half mile north OF New Castle. four and
one-half miles south Of Wilmington the
following personal property TO wit.
- head OF home raised cattle, Guernsey
and H0lsteln; 20 fresh and close spring
ers, two heifers three stock bulls, Ilol-
stein also some nice shoats and full
line Of poultry. including geese and tur-
keys. IL tons OF baled hay, 200 bushels
wheat. 100 bushels Of State Of Maine seed
potatoes, 15 bushels Of Irish Cohhlers.
20 baskets OF late Red skins. second size
Also farming implements. two hand cul-
tivators, one riding cultivator, one
Thomas hay loader. milk cans. one doc
tors wagon, rubber tires, good cOndi-
tion. One Ford truck, good as new.
Terms cash.
ADALINE BURRIS. Owner.
Eugene Racine. Auct. marl5- 1924.
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ROOMS For RENT

EOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM. AP-
IL ply 5l7 W. Third ST. mar2-12t
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UPHOLSTERY.

DARLOR AND LEATHER FuRNi,,
Il ture our speciality: material sun
piled; best work, lowest prices this
month. n. Y. Upholstery Co. 725 Madi-
son 81 septi9-iyr.
HPHOLSTERING OF EVERY pF.
y scription, made to order: re-uphol.
sterling speciality. Reliable Uphoi.ter-
ing Co, $40 Walnut st Phone 7540-W
novi-iyr
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HONEY AT REDUCED PRICES
IL Delicious, extracted honey, three
mounds for 81 six pounds for Si70, or
l. pounds. s., delivered by parcel post
funded l.. X. Hostetter, r. F. d. No ..
Lancaster, Pa. mar5-l3t.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15

CTOLBN FROM IN FRONT OF PARK
- Apartmet on Friday evening. az Z
oclock, Apollo bicycle; black frame. BIZ
cycle horn, electric lamp, back tire is
wrapped with tape. has eight-lever
lock on back seat, two red rubber han
die grips. Reward. 1900 Scott 81.
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HELP MANrEn-MaLE.

WANTED FOUR HOUSE PAINT
W crs. 1904 West sixteenth ST.
mar15-ot
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HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALITY
II Full line Of fixtures and appliances.
Central Electric Co.. COG French St Open
evening. Phone 722T-W. febl2-lyr.
NV ERY HING ELECTRICAL; (;
II everything reduced; busiest electric
shop. GrOssman Electric Co. 4l6 King
ST. Phone 1451-J. Open evenings.
mari7-1yr.
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1FEfr EvfiHfffVeGe eJ6uRN4t TUESDAY MARCH 15 1an
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-OvERLAND TOURING,
Il light four; 1920 model. 4i0 y. Har-
risOn st. marriott
Evening journal., 1921-03-15

XXrANTED-wH1 NURSE FOR
w. child two years old, 10 go Just OUT
side OF city. Z. o. Box aiA marlo-5t.
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REGISTERS ORDER.

ESTATE OF ROBERT II. JONES,
Ia DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters
Testamcntary upon the estate Of Robert
II Jones. late OF Brandywine hundred,
deceased were duly granted unto Sc
curity Trust and safe Deposit Company,
on the first day Of March. A. ID. 1921
and am persons indebted 10 the said de-
ceased are requested TO make payment to
the executor without delay. and all per-
sons having demands against the de-
ceased are required 10 exhibit and pre-
sent the same, duly probated, TO the said
executor. on or before the first day OF
March A. ID. 1922, or abide by the law
iu this behalf
SECURITY TRUST & SAFE
DEPOSIT CO.. Executor.
Address. Wilmington, Delaware
mara cod -0f
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NOTICES

NOTICE-ON AND AFTER THIS
" date / will not be responsible for
any debts unless contracted Ny myself
u. Joseph. 21O7 Carter st. mariJ cod 81
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Help w.NrEp-FEuALE.

XXTANTED-A RELIABLE WOMAN
w for general housework 1921 Wash
incton 81 mart5-tt
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REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.

EOR PENTHOUSE, ROOMS AND
Il bath. $40 Kirkw0od st. marriott.
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APARrlENTs WANTEp

XVANTED-BY TWO ADULTS. FOUR
w or five rooms and bath housekeep-
ing apartment. State rent and location.
Address VIZ, Evening journal Office.
mar15-3t.
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REAI. EsTATE INANrEn

XXTANTED-To RENT HOUSE. SIX OR
w seven rooms, on west side Pos
session by April a. Address $40, Even
ing journal Office. mari2-3t
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Bookkeepers and accountants viii
do well TO study the Want Ads for
business and residence opportunities.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15

EoR RENT-sToRE. 1211 MARKET
II ST. Shapiru. marl5-3t.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES

REACOMs is RECOGNIZED AS ONE
ID OF Americas best business schools
Day School and Night School. Private
instruction can be arranged.
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES,
Tenth & King SITS. Wilmington.
aug23-1yr
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JAMES STIRLITH & BRO.
DEALERS IN SCRAP IRON.
Front and Tatnall StS.

FOR Steam pipe, soil pipe. l.
beams. channels, angles, columns. shaft
ing pulleys, hangers. boilers. stacss en-
glnes. lathes auEt"~iyr
Evening journal., 1921-03-15

WANTED - FURNISHED APART
w ment or small house. two bed
rooms, bath and modern cOnveniences;
pleasantly located; occupancy April J..
Address W-92s Evening Journal Office.
marl2-3t.
Evening journal., 1921-03-15
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-APARTMENT, DID WEST
il street.. mari2-3t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
JERUSALEM FALLS IN HANDS
OF BRITISH ARMY COOK IN 1917
Member Of Expedition Asserts Orderly in Search for
Eggs, Is Given Keys TO City by Mayor, Belicv-
ing English Forces to BE Descending.

Turkish defenders and prcsuminc
the English forces to he descending
on the city had surrendered" by
handing over the keys Of the city
to the first man he saw in British
uniform.
AS il turned out, he continued. the
ceremony proved TO have been good
practice for the Mayor. as this digna-
tary was forced to repeat the pro-
cess three times thereafter.
'l'rigadicr watson was informed"
he said, and going into Jerusalem.
formally accepted the keys OF the
city. But the division general de-
cidcd that he was the fit person TO
capture Jerusalem and ordered Wat
son to return the keys.
This was done and some hours
later the general. accompanied by
4 gorgeous rctinuc, accepted the
keys from the Mayor for the third
time.
'i!,it when the division general
sent telegram To General Allcnby.
the latter replied that he would take
tho city. and he did SO two days
later.
Tho poor Mayor died two weeks
afterward--it was said that he con-
tracted pneumonia from so much
running around bareheaded. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
|NVOKES LOVE AS BASIS
. OF INTERNATIONAL PEACE
DIR. Cecil Refers to Arms Con
ference in Sermon at Sec
ond PRESBYTERIAN.

IF the principle OF brotherhood
among the nations could only be
called into practical operation by the
conference now in session at Wash
ington, what untold blessings to man
kind would follow such n consum-
nation"
In these words, Rev. Russell Cecil.
ID. d.. preaching yesterday at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church on the text
Charity U-ove) Never Falieth," made
reference TO the momentous session
being held in America's national cap
ital, where delegates OF the princi-
pal nations Of the world are discuss
ing limitation OF armament AS n step
toward universal peace.
Speaks Of HindinE Love.
DIT. Cecil was speaking Of love
the love that never fails. is never cN-
hansted and is never dcfcatcd-as the
only lasting tic to bind together fam
lilies. friends and nations.
Is not this the proper basis for an
enduring peace between the recently
warning nations of the world?" he
asked.
There has been undoubtedly n re-
markable love binding our people to
the French for more than 100 years"
DIR. Cecil declared. "and the existence
of this affection has Quoted many II
threatening disturbance. 1t may also
he said that il is in II large measure
due 10 the love between us and the
people of Canada, noiw: :hstandint,
The wars at the beginning of our cX-
iStence as Il nation, more than a CEN
fury ago. which has made IL possible
for these two great peoples to live
along side of each other without forts
warships or armies to enforce the
peace"
"Wherc Is Your Heart Fixed"f
What vast difference IL would
make in the condition OF things about
us DIR. Cecil concluded. III love was
the prevailing quality in tho hearts
OF all of us toward each other. Peo-
pie become Disconnected and irritable
in the church and in the Christian life
when they do not love each other as
they should do. IL you are discon-
tented and unhappy and irritable, ask
yourself whose fault it is? Are you
really controlled by love to the Savior
and to those about you? DO you love
the church and love spiritual things /?
Where really is your heart fixed?
What il your controlling motive and
affection? DO you love self and So
ciety and the admiration of others and
position and money? Or do you love
God and Jesus Christ and the church
and your fellOw-men?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
IS BEFORE AMERICANS
Rev. Cary Montague Declares
They Can Become 3 Kinds
of Pcacc.Makers.

Individuals of America at this time
have the opportunity to be peace
makers with themselves. in their
community and in the world.
This was the substance Of the SER
mon OF the Rev. II. Cary Montague,
city missionary OF tho Episcopal
Church. In the Monumental
Episcopal Church. last night. The
subject OF tho sermon was. The
Crime OF Worry and How to Prevent
1t. or Christian Psychology" His
text was. blessed arc the Peace
Makers. for They Shall BE Called the
Children OF Cod"
Worry was declared by the speak
BILE and cause that can be elimi-
mated easily on the part OF the indi-
vidual. Elimination OF the crime of
worry can he brought about first by
the Individual becoming at peace
with himself then helping those OF
his community. and finally aiding in
diviSuals OF the world. This may be
brought about by following the
teachings of the greatest OF all psy-
biologists, Jesus Christ.
Rev. Montague characterized wor-
~ AS pcTNtTtcu tnOuEnt, an lrTltlter,
wcakcncr. cripplcr of incfliciency
and something that finally kills. Sub
stitution OF the right kind OF think
ing for the wrong kind was declared
to be sure cure FOR worry. Drawing
out the evil thoughts in the heart and
filling 1t with the proper kind
of thoughts was illustrated
by the speaker when he took an
empty glass and filled it with water
That the elimination of worry is a
hard task. was admitted by the
speaker. He advised his audience VI
think OF some pleasant incident in
their lives il they should find them
selves worrying. Go back five, ten,
fifteen or twenty years. IL necessary,
To recall pleasant experience in
your life. Think only OF this cx-
ncricnce, and you will find that wor-
ry will leave you. You have lights
in your own soul light them. This
will take a real effort but you will
find II worth while"
Acquiring OF good disposition was
declared to be another sure remedy"
for worry. The speaker emphasized
the fact that not every one is born
with a good disposition. He declared
that some individuals are horn with
much better disposition than
others, but IL was possible for every
ono TO acquire good disposition.
Firm fixing of joyful happenings In
your mind and the turning of dea
ear to sorrow and SANDER were given
as helpful hints to the acquiring OF
a good disposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
PREDICTS FAILURE OF
ARMS CONFERENCE
Nations Of World Attempt 10 Economic Rather Than
Prevent War, Declares Paramount Pastor in
Sermon on Washington Farley

Failure OF tho international dis
armament conference Mt Washington
To effect a world peace was predict
cd by Rev. Charles Il. Gilmore. In a
sermon on disarmament AS 1t IL
Writtcn" at Fairmount Avenue
Christian Church last night. The
nations arc attempting To- economize
rather than prevent war" no said.
Charactcrizing the deliberations Of
Tho plenipotcntiarics as a conference
in which the leading statesmen Of
the world were playing for an advan-
taGc. he declared that the nations
whose representative could Tic the
longest and turn the best trick"
would come out on top" The
question involved is not that OF
peace. but supremacy Of the scas." he
declared.
Failure OF ne conference to TAX.
God into account was assigned by
Mr. Fillmore as the basic reason Why
any plan the diplomats might adj
vi'rce for tho abolition OF war. was
doomed to failure.
Declares Creator Not Present.
Mr.. Elmore declared that Gol was
not present at the conference in
Washington. They did presume TO
open the conference with prayer" no
said. but since then, God haH been
kicked out and has had no hand in
tho councils ot tho conference, There
can DO no permanent peace cnectcn
where God ~ not present: H.. must
he brought into account and sit gu
prcme at the councils .. the nations"
he declared.
Referring TO Secretary Hughes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
HOME is FOUNDATION
OF OUR CIVILIZATION
Destroy 1t and You Destroy Pillars Upon Which Civil
cation Itself Rests, Declares Mr.. Chenault in First
of Series of Sermons on The Home

ne home is the foundation of our
civilization; destroy it and you de-
stro? the pillars upon which civili-
zation Itself rests" Rev. Fred r..
Chcnault, pastor OF Broad street
Methodist Church. declared last night
IN the first OF a series OF sermons on
our Three Homes" Mr.. Chenault
took as his subject. .Home-,hc
Dearest Spot on Earth" He said,
among other things:
Home has u universal appeal. 1t
was the Unsuitable longing of John
howard Payne for a home that he
never had that made him write Home.
Sweet Home
The home is the foundation of
our civilization. The unit of society
rs the home. Destroy that and you
destroy the very pillars upon which
the very civilization itself rests.
II takes many to make home the
dearest spot ON earth. The husband
must bc tender. sympathetic. thought
fui. lie must give his love and ap-
probation. y man must continue to
be sweetheart to his wife. The
warm words he used to give must not
grow cold. y few more kisses and
flowers. little more of appreciation
On hts part would help to keen the
1870 80 ~ 'Ni ht'b Y pIiEhtN.
Must Show Vital Interest.
For the woman's mart. she must
show Il vital interest in his affairs
not thoughtlcss. but a ratio nal in
tcrcst Many man loses out because
his wife forgcts TO be Il partner. She
seems to think that she has mar
ried 10 be pampcred and pettcd. a
good wife is good hOusckecpcr
Restaurants, cafctcrias. dclicatcsscns
and slip-shod method of keeping
house has killed many man with
indigestion. driven him insane or
to the divorce court
Every wife ought to inspire hcr
husband. Many man would not
be what he Is il 1t were not for his
wife. who inspired him to pull over
a hard place. No woman can be the
kind of wife and mother she ought
to he unless she's religious.
no home can he complete without
children. Pussy-cats and bulldogs
can never take their place. People
who can have children and don't have
them are not good citizens. The
whole atmosphere OF a home Is
changed when u child is set in their
midst There is often trouble be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
Indigestion? Gas?
Pain About Heart =?
Here IL the Advice OF One Who
Knows what to Do.

DanYillc. Va.-"Dr. Pierce's rene
dies. Favorite Prescription, Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pei
lets. l have found by personal ex-
perience to give desired results very
promptly. 1 used to suffer with dread
ful spells of Indigestion. so that my
heart would pain ME, | would bloat
up so with gas. DIR. piercc's Golden
Medical Discovery and the Pleasant
Pellets relieved me at once and event
ually cured me OF this suffering. At
the same time | was bothered a great
deal with trouble OF n feminine char
acter. for which ] took the 'Favoritc
Prescription and was relieved OF all
pains and entirely restored 10 perfect
health."--Mrs. Alice Terrell, 700 f..
Green st.
You can obtain DR.. Plercc's family
medicines at your neighborhood drug
store In tablets or liquid. Send DIR.
Pierce's Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo, N.
7, 1oc fots trial pkg. tablets.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
MINISTERS Of RICHMOND
WILL BACK RELIEF DRIVE.
Resolutions Plcdging Supper,
TO Be Offered at Unions
Session Today.

RESOLUTIONS urging support of tho
drive Of the Near East Relief in Vir-
ginIn. which will open officially we'd
nesduy morning. viii be presented for
action by the Ministerial Union OF,
Richmond at It's regular monthly
meeting this afternoon. il was an
nounced last night
The resolutions which will be pre-
scented by either Rev. w. Thorburn
Clark. u. u. president OF the union.
or by Rev. T. A. Smoot ID. ID. pastor
Of Centenary Methodist Church. fol-
low:
Whereas. through the efforts OF
the Near East Relief the lives OF
10000 children OF the Armenian race
are being sustained, thus insurinc
the endurance of the religion OF
Christ. despite the efforts of the Mo-
hammedan. and
Whereas. the only means by
which this work can be conticucd is
through an appeal to the people Of
America for funds by the Near East
Relief. the homes and land of these
people having been destroyed and
devastated, and
" uUitSS rsIiet cOntln ufg
to come from America until such
time as this stricken and ravlshed
nation can recover and SOW and rcap
crops which viii make Il, self-sup-
porting. thousands OF undcrnour-
ishcd children Will s,arve and freeze
TO death this winter, and
Whereas. steps have already been
taken TO aid these people become self
sustaining. and Virginia having been
asked to raise n portion OF the fund
needed. the same being equivalent 10
the support OF 5000 children, and
Whereas, the drive OF the Near
East Relief in Virginia to raise this
sum begins Wednesday. December IL.
ana upon its success rests the lives
OF the children OF martyrcd Ar
menians. who made the supreme sac
rihce rather than renounce their
cod:
he II resolved, That We. the minis
ters Of every Protestant faith in The
city of Richmond indorse the work
of the Near East Relief and plcdC.
ourselves to aid it in every way pos
siblc that We reasonably can, and
that we urge the congregations Of
our respective churches to aid IL to
the extent Of their ability; further.
BE ii resolved. That we urge the
public at the first opportunity offered
TO contribute morally and financially
10 the support of this movement"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
SUNDAY WITH THE MINISTER'S IN THE PUIPITS
CHURCH HAS NOT FAILED INITS
MISSION, DECLARES BISHOP DENNY

Declaring that tho church. Institution has not failed its
in
replied by
tanity
IF
ctines
Il
ho said
Bishop
to roper
He
Of
in
independent
of toiay
Bishop he'd Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
[By Associated rress1

NEW YORK. Dec. lit was not
General Allenby. but British army
cook engaged in an egg- hunting cx-
petition, who wrested Jerusalem
from the Turks in 19l7-or such a,
least was the inside story" relate
tonight by Major Vivian Gilbert Of
London In an address at Brooklyn
Y. NJ. c. a.
Major Gilbert, who was n member
OF the expcdi-
ton, not the cook's-said the incl
dent, later to become subject OF
much modification to the Moslcm
inhabitants Of the Holy City. came
about as follows:
Jerusalem was evacuated by the
Turks on the night OF December S.
1917. We discovered this the next
morning when n stupid orderly. who
had bcen sent 10 n small village In
our possession for eggs. missed nis
way. lie had gone In tho oppos tie
direction ana returned to report, in
great perplexity, that cove, SUR
rounded by crowd. had given him
some Keys and made him a speech
when he asked for eggs"
It; turned out, tho major said. that
the "covSp was the Mayor of
Jerusalem who, deeorted by his