Evening journal., 1921-11-19
University of DelalOdre)
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.


talks on Thursday evening. The sub
ject OF his talk was what Saves
Me From What I Am" The Epis-
copal and Roman Catholic doctrines
teach that we are saved by the sac
raments OF the church. The Meth
odists and 7resbyterians believe that
we are saved by faith. The Uni
tarians believe that we are saved by
character. Everyone agrees that we
are saved by service. Those who be-
lieve that we are saved by the sac
raments OF the church take the
teachings OF Paul when he says thai
men are saved by baptism. Jesus
said. Except you eat my flesh and
drink my blood. you have no life in
YOU" The communion is the out
ward medium between us and God.
The marriage sacrament is only an
outward symbol OF the marriage per-
formed by God Those who believe
that we are saved by faith take the
teaching that says confess your sins
and believe and God will pardon you.
Everyone agrees that service to God
is helping some fellow creature Is
one of the ways by which we are
saved. In the last chapter OF Revel-
atoms Christ says that everyone
shall be rewarded according TO his
deeds. Believing and doing build up
character. AT the last day character
will count. II we go through life
building up character we will be
truly men and women at the last
day
Asia was the subject of special
prayer at the chapel service on Fri
day morning. Miss Grace Reed, '25,
spoke on the needs OF Asia The
need in China is very great Only
three millions Of the ten millions OF
pople in China have an opportunity
to attend school. One reason why
workers have been hard to get IT,
China is the complicated language
An attempt has been made to sim
plfy the Chinese language into
forty-eight symbols. The Chinese are
anxious to help themselves. Even
now there are three times as many
Chinese missionaris as foreign mis-
sionaries The Y. W. c. A. is work
ing to aid the women OF China es-
pecially. The association has built
schools and asylums for the children
and recreation rooms for the women
who work in the factories. In India
the conditions are also very bad.
England, however, is doing every
thing to help better them. The
caste system is just breaking up and
the custom OF child marriages has
not been done away with entirely.
The people Of India comprise one
fifth OF the entire population OF the
world. They speak six languages
and one hundred and thirty dialects.
The excellent railway system and the
fact that Indian soldiers fought side
by side with Christian soldiers will
be great aids in opening India to
Christian influence. In Japan tho
factory conditions are very bad.
Children as young as FIVE years OF
age work in the factories. The wo-
men and children in the factories
q Alt uAANNM AANN nAoNNAf Ah' h'NN a.
all these countries is more effcien
workers like tho workers. alread,
in the field and financial aid.
The second Dues Day is now over
on Thursday the Athletic Associa.
ton. the Y. W. c. A.. the Dramatic
Club, Glee Club and Social Dues
were paid. That a holiday comes
soon is certainly a great help inan-
cially.
The Freshmen wondered why they
were supposed TO be sure to buy pa
per and pencil to the Orientation lee
ture on Friday afternoon. They
found out Miss Agnes Snyder gave
them their intelligence tests. The
Freshmen are now anxious to know
how intelligent they really are
The girls thoroughly enjoyed the
parade and band concert given by
the men of Delaware College. This
visitation" OF maskers is always an
event The regular movie fends
were chaperoned by Miss Snyder.
The regular intor-class hockey
games have started. on Wednesda!
the Sophomores played the Fresh
men. on Thursday the Juniors played
the Seniors and on Friday the Soph
ignores played the Juniors TIL
results are as follows:
Sophomores vs.. Freshmen
hon