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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
FIGHT FOR TRADE MADE
BY CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
This Country Equipped to Pro-
duce Quality and Quantity,
Says John J. Raskob.

Not 30 long ago tho chemical In
dustrleH of the world were lighting each
other on the battlefield. HayH John j.
Raskob vice president of the du Pont
Company. In the Philadelphia Public
Ledger Of Sunday. The war haa stopped,
but the chemical fight In belng continued
now tho field In that of foreign trade.
ono Of tho chief ContenderH. continues
Mr. Raakob is Germany. Opposed to
Germany, each IN its own way. are hair
a dozen cuuntries--the United States
England. France Japan. Italy and
9witzerinnd~-whose chemical Industries
were forcCdly developed during the war
hy the Rtoppngo Of German exports.
American chemical industries have
been Developed marVeloualy In the last
seven years especially in regard 10 the
production ~ synthetic dvea and coal
tar derivatives. ny our prngreas We
have put ourselves in position whore
with proper legislation we shni Hoon he
o,nancipated from the pre- war domina
tion ~ tho Germana In certain stapiep
= s,ornparativaly large export trade hae
hanr, built m: or shipments Of chefu
icals including dyes drugs and crude
acidq IN 1919 tntaiine sta3 onn Q0o
we are therefore IN splendid
atratoEic position - cope with the Get
man in this worldwide chemical warfare
uf peacetifne as - affects defense # our
domestic market against his attack Hu'
hoiiave tho American chemical rrv'
iucar should go into the foreign nelds
in comretItiou-in vieofnns sustained
competition
The American rhpmiqf aaya NJ
| I}aak oil hae nn superior W any ruin
trv lfc haa rraVar a scientific, r
snufreful hrius IN the emergencies II
the last decade We have # - estimated
~ 600 trained chemists ln the country
| Tha number # skilled factory workers
| n The Industries "a nearly 9n0.nn0
since fnt4 hundreds ~ no. lahofatpfies
and manufacturing uianta have heat
| buitf throughout the country TIE ~
| yestu,ont ~ rlauta for dves and coal ial
| derivatives alone sipca iat4 haa beet
| : % GOO 600
4 lla, ~ countries which took Amer
| f~ao aniiine lyea ~ 1918 - the evten
~ $40 14a 600 10 elvon ~ NJ Haskoh
| Who atates that fha exports for III
| nrat HlN months ~ pan were pnre thar
/ for an of fafp
| To holi these new markets and 10
/ yalop theu in the face nf competition
1 FROM Germany and tho other chnmica
| producing countries Is matter "
| rrotu. II IN there that the Fnreigt
| Trade Financing Corporation will corn,
| in u VIII grant loan % the buye
| ia foreign markets for the purchase .
tho American goods on long term cresil'
AMI thia loan will no secured. say D.
the papcr OF tho purchasing country
established Industries.
Thus tho product ~ American cham
zeal workmen will be sold abroad. tn
| money viii remain IA thia country an
| America viii have m Investment In
high grade foreign Industry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
tOIt NRIt cRtpHOFHoNE.
u Im..~ Prior ~ GrnfcnoInS 33 IN Per
lent, RTinping list 10 Pre- War Levels.

Tin Vii Street Jomnal SAYS
suI,trat.a o;rtph"phone Nanufactnr-
ir@ ,,a. has r,duced III" price of tts
81 ,fanolas 3a f-a IL, cent. bringing
tu. LIST prices unvn ~ prC- war lcvcls.
H., s al I'll. uaiur part # fs records
4, been r.du,.d II pet cont
IA, nflocs a,cnrdinG - officials.
Al. n..tinl WITH t1yiua hy the public
and th. ,uartl vide sal. started a
Vel aga is reported As returning ont
crfIractuE results New scale. of prices
Ms made IT, stimulate huvirg So that
IT,. company could work of an ~ part
- its 2ae2G.uoo of Inventories The
lii.. At which inventories w.ie carried
an 10, culi,l 2' an official states WAS
about rTralle a. III" present selling
level
Regarding the question of financing
this official state that the company is
considering ne new financing It has
s. n0o 900 of cash ON hand while its
notes payable arc about til, same as
ON January l. S1345oo0o
Selling price of the preferred stock
around 35. would indicate that there is
doubt in tho minds uf some people as
to the ptrmauency of the ST cumulative
dividend rate officials have not consd-
cred any change in tho dividend, action
or which is not due until MAY hot il
would seem obvious that the results 81
the sale Of inventories now being con-
Quoted viii have an important bearing
or the preferred payment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
MRS. JOS. TOML|NSON
IN HANDS OF FRIENDS
Associated Charities and indi-
viduaIs Interested in Un-
fortunate Woman.

Living in n dark kitchen, and facing
alone. while the husband ls serving jail
sentence. the supreme sacrifice when the
mother poos down into the valley uf the
shadow uf death, that abe may bring her
babc into the world, Mrs. Joseph Tomln-
son. ~ years Of age, of 81 Fact Fifth
street, pavo birth late Saturday night to
two fine, healthy daughters
Plunged into the depths Of poverty and
disgrace by the rnsh nct of her husband,
the unfortunate victim has been left an
object of charity The husband, Joseph
Iomlinaon, is serving n sentence of one
year in the workhouse on the charge ri
larceny, having been convicted and aen-
fenced about seven months ago.
Up 10 Saturday night, Mrs. Tomli0son,
with her four children, the youngest bolnR
onc year old and the oldest ton, occupied
one NJ The rooms, hut with the birth ot the
twins, made total ~ seven 70 occupy
the one single room At the time of tho
birth Of the twins, there was no doctor ~
nurse present, although n neiglbot, Mre
Hannah Wright. nf $40 Easi Fifth street,
did her best 10 get both, having taken
rnotherly interest in Mrs TomllnRpn since
first learning that the unfortunate was
soon ~ become n mother
IT tffHIEt II ftftAht 'tts IhEftts-i-A
waa FINALLY located md he immediately
haaiened 10 the Tomlneon home, but the
stork had arrived and departed leaving
Mrs Tnmlinann with twin girls shortly
after the doctor had arrived monber Of a
local charitable societv. which Ind also
l,eon Interested in Mrs fomliuBon's vel
farr, arrived upon the scene, and she, with
Mrs Wright. gave tho unfortunate woman
the boat ~ care and remained with her
during he entire night The Volunteers
Of America sert come food Yesterday
To-day Mrs Wright waa etill IN attend
ance and she has agreed 81 handle the case
until tho complete recovery ~ tho mother
according 10 Mrs Wright the family hRa,
since the father was sent - Jail. been ilv-
lnr On fnw dollars week furnished ly
local charitable dissertations and other
friends The houae At tho Fast Filth
street. address il n three-storY brick atrnc-
ture The ronns are rented hy the owner
and for tho Single room occupied hy Mrs
Tnmlnaon she pays s20 a month
Through tho various charities, the ron
| ,ltlnn - Mrs Tunlnsrn has reached thf
cnra ~ Warden Fltrurnor ~ tho work
hnitae ard to-day 4 was announced fha'
Mrs rInrurner had ongsgrd q rurRf wh,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
'TIz" CLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET
No PuHed-up, Burning, Tender
Aching Feet No Corns
or Callouses.

H~Tir' makes sore. burning. tirnd feri
fairly dance with delight AWAY go the
aches and pans. the oorna Gallouses
bllsfars, bunionR and ohllhlamR
aTir. draws ont The ar.ds and T,oisons
lint pnff 40 vpir frat Ma matter how
hard yoal work. how long yau dance
ho,v far gau walk, or how long Tou re-
man on Your fert. Tn hrings restftl
foot comfort Tx Is mRgIral. grand
wonderful FIR tired. aching. swollen smart
ing feet Al how comfortable, how happy
Won feel Your feet just tingle for JOY
shoes never hurt Or eeom tight.
Get hov If Tz now from any drug
giat or department store End font tor
ture forever wear smaller shoes, keeT
yalir feet fresh sweet and happy just
think wholc years q foot comfort for :
fevg cents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21

Quick results, small costS; use Every
Evening want ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening.
Dover, March 21.-Charters were
filed here, Saturday, as follOws;
Display Products Corporation. New
York City; capital. s6.50O,000. Destruc-
ton Of a Nation, Inc. Wilmington. Del,
$l500000 Stereogram Corporation,
Philadelphia. Pa: $65O.000. ID. K. Bull
Purity Products Co.. Germantown. Pa. /;
ems Co, Philadelphia. Pa; 100000
$15O,OO0. Preferred Agency Corpora
ton, Wilmington, Del; 100000. Duson
OH Co, Of Louisiana. Dover, Del. $780,
600 Connell- Austin Corporation, VIII
mington. Del; 100000. Sonoro Dry
Separation Co, Philadelphia. Pa; $780,
600. Nevada Dry Separation Co, Phil
adelphia. Pa. 100000. Armitage Price
and Clelland. Inc, Philadelphia. Pa;
S100. 900. Douglas Amusement Corpor-
alton, Wilmington Del; $4,000. Krebs-
Newport Athletic Association, Whining.
ton Del; $4,000. Gulf Coast Orchards
Inc. Wilmington, Del; $4,000.
Increases in capital: Atlex Petro-
leum Co, New York city. from 81 900.
900 to s2,50O.O00: Edmund E. Robert
Inc, New York City. 100000 to $3.50.
900; Duplex Electric Co, New Yorl
CITY. 500, 900 TO s125.000
Change of name of American Taxi
cab and Service Co. to Brown Cab Co
! Philadelphia, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
Children Wander From Home.

Wandering from their home at 1922
Beech street, Paul and William Cath
ell, aged four and three years. at length
arrived at the Independence fire house,
Twelfth and Railroad avenue, d dis
tance of several miles from their home
yesterday afternoon. and asked to be
shown the fire engines. Their request
was granted and then they We're placed
in the care of Policeman McGranary,
who took them to the police station
The little fellows We're unable to tell
their last names, but their identity was
learned several hours later when their
alarmed mother, Mrs. William J. Cath
eli, called in an effort to locate them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
Changes Among Ranks.

The report refers to ChanEee effected
among banking Institutions IN the state
aince the fire, annual report
The Fidelity Trust and Savings Rank
of ewes abaorhcd by the Delaware
Trust Company and now run as ono of
ite branches.
Fidelity TruHf md SavinEn Rank nf
Milton. atsorhed by the Delaware Trust
company and now run as one 81 i's
branches.
The Industrial Savings and Loan As
aociation " Wilmington. absorbed 10y
tho Industrial Trust Company.
First National Rank cf F'rodorics. ah-
zorbed by the Delaware Trust Company,
9-Shows state Ranks
other interesting facts noted in the
report are:
Membership IN Delaware in the
Federal Reserve system Includes the
Equitable Trust Company. Wilmington
Trust Company, Security Trust and
safe Deposit Company OF Wilmington,
and the Milford Trust Company
The total number u national banka
in the state is Is. with total assets OF
S21.797.112.62.
The following institutions Increased
their capital stock during 1920 Balti-
more Trust Company. Delaware Trust
Company FELTON, Bank. MillsborO Trust
and Safe Deposit Comany, New Castle
Trust Company. Industrial Trust Com
pany.
The surplus and undivided profits of
the following State institutions exceed
their capital: Baltimore Trust Com
pany, Bridgeville; Farmers Bank. Do
yer. Farmers Bank. Georgetown
Greenwood Trust Company; Peoples
Bank. Harrington; Sussex Trust Com
pany Lewes; Milford Trust Company
Millsboro Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany; Farmers Trust Company. New
ark: Newark Trust and Safe Deposit
Company Baltimore Trust Company
| SelbyvilIe: Security Trust and Safe De
| posit Company. Wilmington; and viii
| minRton Trust Company.
Amount of trust funds held by trust
| companies in the State, s32.9S3, ,377. 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
TO PLAN BUDGET.
School board Asked by Legislature tn
Fix Expenses For Ycar.

The question of n budget for school
purposcs for the coming year VIII DC
considered Mt special meeting of tho
Board of Education tonight Some days
ago, the members of the board received
n request from the Legislature. hsking
them To prepare a budget. II being the
idea then, That information wns needed.
How the local school bonrd can plan
n budget when they do not know how
much city council will allow them In n
question In tho minds Of tho members.
However the matter VIII he discussed
at toniRht's aesHion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
POWDER QUOTATIONS,
Reported DaHy at Noon by Laird 4 Co..
du Pont Building
DE. Pepper Severely Injured.

Details of the explosion of the in
fernal machine which DIR. John l.. Pep
per Of Madison, Maine. received
through the mail, and which injured
him seriously, reached this city today.
The explosion mutilated his right arm
so badly that IL had to be amputated
below the elbow. The index finger Of
the left hand was also removed. several
stitches taken in gashes which his face
sustained and splinters of bone removed
from his Jaw Mrs. Pepper who is a
former Middletown woman was in the
kitchen of the physicians home at the
time, and escaped the explosion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21

wood bat Mrs Tomlnson declined tb'
offer. as she vaa living amng ifends
Asked whether ~ not arrangements
had l,eeb fnnde " care fOf ths family afinr
tho recovery n che mother. Miss l0rk-
wood said I'VE have rented a h0uas from
William Coynn. on lieald street, and d
our intention to 900 that ste = prupTf =
cared fDr. aa we'll ~ her children We have
sacureJ peU furniture AID n isrt hn
everything IN readiness f0f hsr - mo =
IN NJ any time. We lurther intsnd -
cloth Tho children and furnish milk and
other ff,od until he father s -riess, 4
from ihe w0rkhWIgo
Miss lockwood then s,a,ed ihst. .n ~
interview With The father ~ ihe rYr &
h0tsn. he had agrss,l - ondsawr =, ~
clirn work Ipspn biz rcleasf and goii.d n.aI r
ryery effort ~ help ir prvv.di1E w =
wifn and SIX children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
Want Pastor 10 Return.

Salisbury. Md, March 21.--The mem
bers of Bethesda Metr1Ud1sr- Protestant
Church have asked unanimously for
the return of their pastor, Rev. r. l..
shipIey for another year. Fred p. Ad-
kins was elected delegate and Charles
r. wilkins alternate To the annual con
ference, which meets next month. The
delegate was instructed 10 ask for the
return Of Dr. Shipley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-21
SHOWS STATE BANKS
IN FINE CONDITION
Annual Report Of State Bank
Commissioner Medill Gives
Interesting Facts.

The annual report of State Bank
Commissioner George l.. Medill. FOR the
year of 1920. which has just been
printed, shows all banks, trust com
panies and building loan associations
i'm the state to bc In prosperous and
nouriahing condition. This wns the
second annual report made by tho de
partInent. which was created by the last
Legislature.
Under the provisions of the law
cronting tho department. institutions
coming under tho supervision of the
state banking comnlssioner were 81
banks and trust companies. with total
aggregate asscts of sG2 .076.Sl. two
mutual savings banks with assets of
$21. .g9b. .i2212, and "a building and loan
associations with assets of S3,b9b, ,d1a.5S.
all the institutions having total assets
of $S7,s64, 67s.b1. This is an increase
I'm assets over December ~, 1919. of sJ,-
hSA, ,ASS.SS
Total depoaita. as shown 10y this re-
port, amounted to G6Di7. .S23.02. being
an Increase during the year of sf,763,-
G5S.6O About 90 per cent of the deposits
are IN savings accounts. The total In
Crensrs during the year in capital
amounted To s1.1l6.0s5
aionor. would Indicate the gradual
growth Of the banking business IN Del
aware. sthc continual growth Of the
prosperity of the people. The various
institutions are serving their com
munities well and are great and eR-
acntial factor in the growth of our
agricultural industrial and commercial
interests.
No Failures.
There have been no failures among
banks in the state during the year
which is hut a continuation Of tho excel
lent record made by Delaware banks
for many yeare. An examination ~
the ,au reports and an analYsia oi
tho examination reports would indicate
TINT. on the whole. the hnnltinR sitnR
tion fr-Delavarc is emincnuy Fatistac
tory at this time.
Tho report rcfers to the fact thai
there was only one emh"z2lement oi
hanks fuads during tho year--thp case
,d the Wilmington Savings Fund -"
claty'a s2o3. 900 ~ negotiable bonds. tn
loss Of which vaa covered by restitution
and surety bond.
All atat,, chartered hanks. trust com
panics and savings banks We're examined
once during Tho year. and IN -four caso'
twn combinations were made. a de
tailed statement ~ the examination
| made "a shown IN th" report The -
animation department ~ the ted"ia
Raaerve Rank ~ Philadelphia 60 oper
atal with the department IN the exam
| iuation Of tboit member banks - i'ei"
ware-the Wilmington Trust company
the Equitable Trust COMPANY, -" Se
| curity Trust and Safe popaslf t"m
pany and the Milford Trust 'omra ny
All building and loan aRE"'iau"h
| which had been IN oNisten"" f"r mo'
,han ona wear were examined durin,
| the year.
Comrniaaionev Mcdlll refers 60 recon-
oandationH made to the legislature f.
| ! rayts{on IL the laws relating a. bank s
| and to the spirit " 60 operation show
/ ~ the Delaware bankers Assassination
/ in supporting the work 81 the depart
! ment.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-23
# KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys and
Neutralize Irritating Acids

Kidney and Bladder weakness re-
suit from uric acid, says noted au-
thoritv. The kidneys filter this acid
from the blood and pass 1t on to the
bladder, where it often remains to ir-
ritate and inflame, causing a burning,
scalding sensation, or setting up an
irritation at the neck of the bladder,
obliging you to seek relief two or
three times during the night. The
sufferer is in constant dread, the water
passes sometimes with a scalding SEN
sation and is very profuse: again,
there is difficulty in avoiding it.
Bladdek weakness, most folks call
it, becausA they can't control urina-
ton WhilS it is extremely annoying
and sometimes very painful, this is
really one of he most simple ailments
to overcome get about four ounces
OF Jad Salts from your pharmacist
and take a Tablespoonful in a glass
of water before Breakfast, continue
this for two or ree\days. This will
neutralize the acids in the urine so it
no longer is a source of irritation to
the bladder and urinary organs which
then act normally again.
lad Salts is inexpensive, harmless,
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and is used by thousands Of folks who
are subject to urinary disorders
caused by uric acid irritation Jad
Salts is splendid for kidneys and
causes no bad effects whatever.
Here you have a pleasant, efferves-
cent lithiawatcr drink, which quickly
relieves bladder trouble.
Advertisement
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-23
. = = + T. = 4 = = = 4 4 = q = 4
= THE DEAD ONES MESSAGE :
+ +T+ 4 &C. + %*+ = 30 Z
(by Request OF Mrs. Pearson)

(by Request OF Mrs. Pearson)
Could now the silence of these lips.
Wake into speech once more today,
With their sweet tones OF old-time love
What last words. think you, would
they say?
Weep for me tenderly: for |
Were you here lying in my place
Would press my warm lips on your
brow,
And rain the hot tears on your face.
For it is not deaths sting to know
That, howe'cr happy, still apart,
Our pathways lead us. while the old
Strong love still ycarns within the
heart?
And when this bodys laid away,
Ia have you my low earth-bed make
All fresh with grass, and sweet with
flowers,
And sacred for the old times sake.
''But then, sweet friends. look up and
on!
Let sunshine all the clouds break
through
And do not for my sake forget.
What for the living you should do!
Let not the shadow of my loss
Darken the path the living tread;
But let the memories of my past
Still cheer and help though | am
dead
These ears can hear your words no
more,
However fondly you may speak;
FOR my sake then, with words of love
The living cheer, and help the weak
MY heart, now still. no longer aches;
But hapleSs thousands watch and
wake
Through weary nights and hopeless
days;
Help them before their sad hearts
break.
"Your willing hands for me have
wrought;
But now need your help no more,
The service you would render me
Give those who suffer at your door.
o, :! - aAsAEaa
Cherish my memory III your heart!
But. lest it grow a selfish thing,
Make channels for thousand streams
OF which my love shall be the
spring.
-~W@
$50 from the grave ! still may speak
Still help the sorrowing world to
bless;
Still live. though dead, and swell the
tide
Of human love and happiness.
--Minot ]. Savage.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-23
Christmas Day AT
Central Methodist

There will be an old fashioned
Christmas tree at the Central Method
ist Church Sunday morning. upon
which every member of the Sunday
School will be remembered.
The following program will be rem
dered at 1000 o'clock.
Professional Jingle Bells"-Primar-
les.
Exercise-Primaries.
Prayer-by Pastor.
Song Joy to the World School
Prophecy from Isaiah-Mrs. Bragg
Class.
Fulfillment of Prophecy-Ward Gran
than.
Song "Silent Night''-Schooi.
Reading "The White Gift" Miss
Prentiss
Reading ''When Santa Comes -Mary
Helen Varnadoe.
Song Dear Little Stranger Maxine
Parker, Ida nellie Turner, C. T.
Owens. J. T. Pittman.
Reading, Selected,-Mary Louise Pitt
man.
Solo-Mis Eulalie Dorminey.
Exercise His Name"-Mrs. Shep.
herds Class.
Song 'tTake the Name of Jesus witt
You"
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-23
Our Weekly Contest

ms Market Basket
knows Careful reading will
celned the identity this merchant
reasons Fitzgerald Citizens ua at
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-23
LIST Prize
End Prize
3rd Prize

ISL FrlZe SZ 50
Market Editor. Leader Enterprise,
Dear Sir:
The letters of this weeks Market
Basket thta are misplaced. properly
grouped spells "Vendome". Fitzgerald
citizens should trade at this store be-
cause they have nice asosrtments of
fresh fruits, groceries. and candies.
They serve their customers prompt
ly and also with smile; they are
very prompt on their deliveries
Yours truly,
Mrs. James T. Warning,
603 South Grant Street
End Prize $1.50
Market Editor. der-Enterprise,
Dear Sir:
In reading over the weekly contest
| found several letters misplaced and
when put together spelled ''Vendome".
We should trade at the Vendome for
several reasons. because it is one of
the leading grocery stores in town and
they carry variety of fresh vegeta-
bles and on account of the courtesy
shonw you in their store.
Sincerely yours,
Miss Geraldine Jackson.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-23
FIRST METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Corner OF Lee and Magnolia SITS
Christmas sermon by DIR. J. B. Grip
pen of Atlanta and special Christmas
music by the choir at HIS A. M.
The Sunday School will meet prompt
ly at 1000 A. M
Epworth League, a service for the
young folks at ZOO P. M.
Subject: Following the Star: What
Do We Find?" Matt 2:1-12.
Preaching again by DIR. Crippen at
800 P. M.
Paper meeting Wednesday even
ing at 800. You and your friends are
cordially invited.
JAMES H. ELDER. Pastor
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-23
Christmas Cantata At
First Methodist Church

The Sunday School OF the First M
r. Church will render a Christmas
Cantata entitled "a Christmas Sec
ret, Friday evening, December 23rd.
The Cantata will comence at 500
o'clock and will be free to the public.
The friends OF the school are especial
ly invited
There will be a free-wil offering for
the needy children of the world.