The evening world. Newspaper, September 25, 1918, Page 14

ae + RG ON NA KS \N “SUN DUAN ULY RN \Y ‘oi a NANO a ° \ \ a \ ‘ ®\ ‘ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1918 | " The Battle of Nazareth Is Prophet's Armageddon; _— is ge! . — i eR «8 . = prersasy Sa ye a Turk Holy Land Rule Ends} ° Scenes in the Holy Land oD From: Europe at Well as Palestine the Unapeakable|4 GLIMPSE OF NAZARETH; THE GOLDEN GATE AND THE MOSQUE OF OMAR, JERUSALEM, AND A Turk Must Go—Outlaw Race Is Swept Out of PICTURE OF THE KAISER TAKING OVER TURKISH TERRITORY IN JERUSALEM FOR A ' Sacred Land It Has So Long Degraded and Op- GERMAN HOSPICE. » presked, Its Misrule Done Forever—Always an, | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1918 Eight Months at the Front - With the American Amny “THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER” AT HOME AND ABROAD. - . mae! Our National Anthem Was Sung in the Church | of the Madeleine in Paris on Memorial Day at a Mass for the Repose of the Souls of Americans Who Had Died Fighting in France; a Memorial Alien and Nuisance in White Man's Continent, | ‘ ‘ ‘ , Service Punctuated by Exploding Shells “From ’ Turk Must Leave Europe Too—Allenby Hailed as oe the Germans’ Long Range Gun. the Deliverer of the Land of the Saviour. | He i ‘ By. Martin Green 3 ', (Staff Correapondent of The Evening World.) . By the Rev. Thomas B. Gregory | iid : CORING “the ‘eset! ecviods cyee Ub! fatealna of Cardinal Pudly Sesterday I Heard the strains of “The Star-Spangied Banner” ren- dered by a naval brass Band reverberate through the vaulted tn- terior of St. Patrick's Cathedral. With 20,000 others [ stood and listened and it seemed to me that perhaps the playing of the anfhem in St. Patrick's conveyed moro | to me in the way of an impression than to any other And he gathered them together into a place called in Hebrew tongue ARMAGEDDON. And the sevepth angel poured out his vial into the air; and there came a reat voice out of the temple of heaven, from the throne, bee eon saying: !1T 1S DONE.—Rev. xvi., 16-17, person present, for it brought to my mind the first time I ever Seard the air played in a Catholic Church abroad be and the first time I ever thought that the music of “The I hoon cnt 2 so long prospective, is now a thing of the past, It is, Star-Spangled Banner” was really music. I believe to done, and the Tutk’s reign in the Holy Land ts over. day, and I shall always believe, that the air of he Seljukian Turk captured Jerusalem in the never-to-be- : Star-Spangled Banner” is the most heart-stirring { ; tten year 1071 A. D., and from that day to tais his presence in the Bio-or pulesacoslerating American alr we have : 4 of the Saviour of the world, has been a curse, | | suai Up to the 30th of last May I shared the belief of many i By his gruelty, rapine afd all round incapacity he changed the land (SARE Americans that the music of our National Anthem was ; ot “milk and honey" into a d and, as was said of his prototype, Attila, | more or less on the order of alleged music, I bad heard it sung by $10,000 { ¢ the grass has ceased to grow wherover his footsteps have gone in tnat a night prima donnas and by renowned tenors and by college glee clubs once verdant land. | and by quartets and by great community choruses, and I had heard it { played by all sorts of musical organizations and tt had gone over my head a : | Perhaps the feeling of indifference I entertained was due in a measure to “Nf ‘ : “ Star-Spo Banner” if I were to be The Mosque of Om ithe fact that I couldn't sing “The Star-Spangled eee ae Sher ees ten? i! paid a million dollars for the accomplishment, and I didn’t know all the A fatalist, a polygamist, Inzy, fool- | tshly proud, cruel and remorseless in his over-lordship, his atlin!nistration in the Holy Land has resulted gust as it has wherever else ho has risen to power. the misrulo that has blasted it, for 850 years, This is not a war of religion but a war in which the decencies and hu manities of life are fighting the bru- ie words, ‘ of | Sete NAO AIA aan’ ne But we are told that it is our duty | ‘litles and indecencies that some- biokidiohhlal aa reper reentry He laste because on Good Friday, during a to give even “the devil is due,” wnd| times disgrace individuals and p Pie dala waccenliy toe unbounded! ao survice in the Church of St. Gervals, " “sand so felt the Mosle vie fe sole neces N another part of Paris, great loss 0 mere covil of « Tistk:must be credited Paat neiihe py a “ grt ie "4 | preciation is+to hear it played and | tite RadBbean CauRede bye arnen the precipitation of the wonderful Beis Shuin te a eee of businersy | } : j sung under circumstances calcplated Lan i woic bh crashed thr yugh the root. movement known in history as the ¥ 5 | | to give birth to realization @hat gt is an quiet thousands, bowed in prayer ‘Crusades Tho Battle of Nazareth! Hv ‘ thelr. Aer erarartey: ese NCES | 5 Eee. ” * {undying anthem which will instil and their direction, furnished a striking ©The Arabs, who ruled in Jerusalem | §trange that sound: azdreth, where ald patriotism in the minds of lovers | illustration of {he spirit of the Allicy before the coming of the Turks, 9 | Jesus grew up to boyhood, where he of freedom for ages to come. —a rit undaunted and beyond the | gentlemen abounding in chivalry Ma] reamed and had his beautiful vis- ‘The circumstances requisite to the ba sd Se dae ok agp ees ee linare tolerance, and no objection was made | !0h8 of prace and good will of a world awakening of any mind to the beauty ® pause in the proceedin Tho by them to the Pilgrims, who would| Fedeemed from the very things that and appeal of the American national | congregation inside and outside tha. visit the Holy Sepulchre and other] the Turk has dono so much to foster. a oan ec all present In the beay- | edifice was kneclng.. Throagh the | sacred places in Jerusalem, but when] Bigptry, inhumanity, cruelty ro- tiful churob of the Madeleine in Paris open door ame the sundued hum of duced to a science and practixed co : , the Turks made their appearance thre was an ond to this hospitality, and the “Pilgriin who would visit the tomb of ©, the Saviour took his life in his hands. i }on Memorial Day of this year, A + {mass for the repose of the sows of Americans who had died ffybting for France had been arranged by mem- Sudden! prelude. millar in th followed the pa the musician over he organ bi ere was so rippling san a soft ething fa- music through centuries upon the innocent and the helpless-—isn't it poetry, ‘in- deed, that all this should pe wiped}: The insolence and cruelty’ of tho | CUt by & battle fought in dnd around fans ct the cAroeriacn oovony 0 Pare | chaseuncen oye. sui Turk was endured until pattenco | Nasareth? and officers of the United Statés army.|then the boy with the glorious voir, ceased to be a virtue, and their sufte What more fitting place on all the Other memorial segvices were held in} a white-clad tittle figure at the front _ ings an@indignation found @ voice tn} earth for such a battle to be fought? Paris and in other cities In nranoe Instan the . worst as =... the famous Peter the Hermit who, by| The Great Gatician from some van that day, but that in ghe Madeleine} American officers sto directed toward ge bie eloquence, aroused all Christiaa Burope, and in the Crusades literally precipitated the Continent of Burope tage spot somewhere {a His Father's! | House must have looked down with ‘ @ peculiar gladness upon the pande-; eyes widest appeal because, while it had been planned by Americans, the de- |m the most impressive and held the raised ther pon that of Asia. monium that went on in the dear tails and the execution ewern ieee ais and Briss’ duo The Crusades did nbt regain,ein the | little town He knew so intimately ” 3 i a A ‘ the hands of idareerghal nal of joined in talblite te the Steen and wong run, the Christian ponsexsion of ANd loved so dearly, Midet that hell| | foaeuee ea , ee ie " . ; men and the vente nag in hie! SUrlpe pethe Holy Sepulchre, but it did somo- of clashing swords, booming guns,! Rheims, bigots Race tabinniel . 1, can you see, nang the ? ' : aye sieihe id } ed ct r ® boy, “by the dawn's carly lsh . thing tat was of faf more importance | shrieking fighters’ and , neighing| : Govastal - Y cea. over his ruined | 85 proudly we hailed at.the twilehts eit woke up Kurope; made Its 1g- horses, great things wero being done, | / of the war 4: agreed to dcliver the last gleaming.” Se morant millions think; opened for old and monstrous wrongy were be. cathedral, bad @6! | There was a sympathetic, almost them the road to a larger mental hos- ing righted, the Kingdom of God, ats memorial address. at ie pure bu ra) At the conclu m* ly ‘The great auditorium of the church, | pe: alitanke GP tte 2) |which is a windowless, TOHEARUIES | rae + | structure, with aeroof forming three | joey tne aa cin graceful domes, was packed from the| tion of the music tha pitality, a brgader commerce, and es- tablished the cofditions which led to the revival of lett¢es and the rebirth of Greek civilization, | » Was coming to Nazareth, with ite Atiful hills and inviting vales, al- most as they w@re when He saw them two thousand years ago, ramatic ext lies in our 10 o'clock in| tional anthem. But it was not ual ‘ | ‘ 5 ¢ altar rail to the doors at ail ° The Turks didn’t intend this, Of) There jy nothing extravagant _ or| pra the morning. Outside a crowd of fe notes of ih , veal and instru © course, and, except by their mean | irreverent in thinking that as tho r wae 4 ‘ ' | housands swarmed on the BLODS ADC Reo sire toca Ty heh Bett oh Ress, had nothing to do with It=any Great Captain of our reat r eat n space where| the day—-a thrill which was sha: ‘ * | or salvation 4 read out into the open sp; jaya thrill whic shared b ' an the C emselVes | ooked culimly down upot ni The Golden Gate -Jerusalem Nazareth, j | vale joins the Grand| men and women more than the Crusaders themselves | jooked y upon that battle ay the Rue Royale Joi Paid; but the upshot of the business | peid and witnersnd the Anat atte: « Oneal se the home of Christ me Ae ea a ne congregation wae| Rationalities In wes slorious—nothing less, in f4Ct the long-time oppressora of mon ye | gs a : py rae © Unrderwrowd b. Underwood a ade up largely of men In Unit ccm took up the alr of n the dawn of a new world. said to Himself, "Well done, Allenby!" ways NETRA at a HOS eit sil Jand women in mourning. | The UBl-t ine anthem. At Is, by the way, a fine instance of | Kaisenig Visit To JERUS, y! ——— ec a ae —1 forms were on was present aes : The v line, f lowed, then the c "6 haan tcc," | ALEM armies, an e 'Y}harps; gradually the fuil strength’ of ya + AR oll Ey A : os “vl WAS ALL IN VAIN His Majesty had been initiated while | began his storming, the atrocious|fant prattling in its innocence and/ Right time enough it will right all! high officers ‘rapes Gold sade sliver the orchestra was invoked and finally s 1 But. what about the ec: Za In the Holy City—that he would| THING has met its long-deferred| the aged mumbling the unintelligible] the wrongs and make music out of) in ene Var artificial bt which | 8° oF man chimed in, and the cho: iad the Turks were ne ony pen! mae abon the somewhat fa-/never leave them nor forsake*them; |. doom languagg of their mortal fear, are iu] all the evils of the world, even as one oo om qjaborate candelabra | 246 ta yo . Sek. ney Ane mae . Ble who did not share In the wiry oe igo, inade thar vt & few Years] that when in extremity they had but] From Europe, as well as from the} these days being vindicated. of our own poets has #ing: suspended from the ceiling. The bighj church vibrated with tho crashing * A new day that their bigotry so Turk . ; ay state-visit to the|to give the signal of disiress and he} Holy Land, the Turk must go. The poor Armenians, whose history ‘Though the mills of God grind slowly, allar, @ magninces’ pine bd nas:|f nelusion, "Ph, say, dose the + 34 as a alo s erusatem? ul baie Phy i revgers ; et they grind exceeding eine! sleamec y in the glow of bun-|;. janner ye o | tily hastened al ¥ ae Aloe aa beat: ae would be by th side, eae TURK ALWAYS AN ALIEN AND| for centurics has been tralle by the ee ae ea ae | aR ay a a far |fpansled Banner yet w vo, over: th dst the evergrowing fgh' : eel at e Rattle| But the sign of distress has been NUISANCE IN EUROPE. tlood shed by the heartless Turk, and ' He epesyboer erat ° beets eM Tenn oe the | ees egh wie sree a vm ne te: 4 e en {of Nagareth—the great Armage al apundad anaTthe Sie Ke . i eo) Bled de ~ With exactness grinds He ail away from those i : the | : f streamed into the ways of men | Sxareth” the Mageddon?| sounded and the Kaiser is not ther a pe, peculiarly the white | Whose existence hds been for all these] nea yen's chiof instrument infcnurch that the figures of the priest! “Only the boy soprano sang in th’ time of the Crusades, the fof hy dae at rings over the|is not making the least effort to Fet| many continent, the Turk has alwayn| 26e but little better than @ IlVing! 11° .05y deliverance let our heartl.,and deacon and sfbdeacon and aco- lish, ‘The others aang in Frenc t oui ri spirit of his dream! here. ry ing adage saat “I he! 01 ¢ at at las n a ADP! x * aged in the celebratio: hat Ghat sent Maaraxne, j BAgsing bis superstitions, pracfiaing| Hght of the events of the last aa, poOr Kaiser, he ls busy clee-| never been at home there in the giori- | morning of @ better day MS] post haste, for no praiso can be tou] “ime Church of the Madeleine haslin ‘charge had orchestrated wae 4 | his crueitics, not even holding what | four years, we know why the Kairer|™ ere: Me Js in almost am bad a fla) oy city by the Bosporus, and his| fF them. enthusiastic, uo gratitude too deep, Hu] the best cholf in Paris, In the ®em-lihem in a way to bring to ail es I Phe had, but golvg backward, wile all |™de that famous visit to the Holy [2% the Turk, and between thelr x-| dena rtire wil be as fit and proper a} And for us all there is thi priceless) fame too high, for ALLENBY @Hid) bership of the sholr 1 & box soprano heard it the same feeling of introduc ‘ e » re Jer is abt of one ad \d jon: by jod's ats | Dy g LEK ¢ A w ce Ol van eet- | tic Oo 80! hing new ad the rest of mankind was going ahead. | “ity. He had object in view, g[{remitios It is abput six of one aud) rine as ever happencd comideration: That God's retreats} DELIV E OF ¥ LAND ewho bas a voles ton to something new in something i . And now, in the fulness of time, | Pretty big object, and with the guite {Milt dozen of the other From Europe, the Turk, ejected by] ate ail advances; @hat’ if we give wLE Tees BO POWRE: nea by the great] ne femilar ih Mt animated me, “ e ow. _ The Kaise abc deep h > wf _ - -_ _ - - . . wna Actusion o; he trib c j when the Old Eterga) Righteousness he Was me #o well how to use, he was 1 Me ded so he as Pla the moral sense of the humanity he - 1. M Kitet Need organ, which is, Sauloped Wite, AP the United and the canna to t : st, the out- | #0ft-soaping th : . soup as tho e ; ze “ ee ho arrangement, ches Para AA. o : Sapren Gece and ready to act, the ote ee aimenta And feteny Mah” with | gad te helpless when it comes to us-| 88 #0 long outraged, will probably Altered Chiffonier Fills any Kutchen Needs. gobo. erent hace Vicks ond [We ana rhs, have siven th | emnes 16 UvORT out OF the lane ee as cn f the th order tol sisting the Turk in bis distress acamper back to the wilds of Central HE arrangement of my kitchen " harps. ‘The orchestra and choir are| shametacedly, for I had ben eit } so long degraded and oppressed | votes gd of the instruments ‘And 80 away goes the darling Asia, where he lived before he mad was euch that I requred al stationed in a choir loft toward the/the back of my hand across my ‘oyan, Ge the burricane carrite away the . pnaummation of his fur. | 4 And Bo Bw ON eee dad. Ha: | Nis unwelcome break into history, and I we vealiak piaea MLE thax ina | front of the church. : The man. to my. Tight, wasn yey | Saaeee autumn leaves, a thy veal road, and along with it goes all the| tere, in the midst of the desolation! 1.44. 4, Keep numerous articles, LONG RANGE SHELLS FALL DUR- | Tears were streaming down tho : . The Katse ‘oad, and alo : ; antry f ; : of the American to 4 : 9 THE TURK’S MISRULE IN PAL-| Lad Palier janet have looked grand luther dreams and visions of the great | that shall surround him, he will Sha and because of # wall register in the BLE LLL See Women all about held anduernn, » « of Islam, » h a Art’ 0 1 7 ec > . " a es 0! nerican Gene "| S Tt ts done. Armageddon has been} now and then te Ag eas Salaam) France as @ larger Alauce-Lor- | (eulthes 10 Dis Nears cine epor| Bave AB ordinary built-in cupboard polated sacred music. ‘The Germans | by. French oificers were marcos? HMitought, agd the Turk’s misrule in| tones assuring hie hoc ee” olde | raine; England as a vassal; #ALittel-| (0 solmudle be has made lh many Ol) made, says @ writer in Popular Me were shelling Paria with thelr long | tears and unashamed. In the rear of . ‘one * his hosts that he wag | he! world, | the fairest lands of the earth. chanics, I*solved the problem by disiance gun on Memorial Day, and! the church a crowd of American EePalcstine is ended forever. | with them heart and soul; that ne [°UzPa” i Mesopotamia; India~ world) a4 uichight pushes itaclt in bere care ‘i Aaghrreritry Gi the ceremonies in the church” were | wearing the uniforms of war wareae Pree This jp the strangest as well as the | greatly venerated the memory of the WOWeh 8 & Word—ail gone ekirtiog) 11) gotadin—the big hearted, chival-| PUFCHASINE Sl | lpnape Ky punctuated several times by the] Wore sobbing without renee Morkera J Ce piggest wr that ever shook this old | Proghet, und that whic eee, of Me fore into the cirgumambient eifer, as Sais pede heyy drawer chiffonier, 47 inches high, .33 Balne of the eapiosions of a shell ar-|iniit the ceremony on Arrant, Noe | ECs ‘Eicahy with his Britons e4| nt Mat while stars shone| and the Turk? His day is ovéy,| Tus SulfMn of the Star and Crescent,| inches wide and 16 inches ‘deep, to Fiving in the city from a gun placed| resumed and the music ue Tat was ‘planet. his Britons and waters ran bo would stand by}, ny neon a long, soul-harrowing| WHO sent his camels laden with snow| wnich I added a backboard and, a rixtyemiles away. One of eso dra-|took the | rains of "Pee ] ot do all at Armageddon, With him| the Masters of Jetusalem! diligy noe ana dnerenat from Mount Hermon to cool the| noir at the top and, at a height of matic interruptions took.place dur- |Sta wantin ae ©) were the men of Allah from far away| Astute Man! Wiser t), day, full of misery and degradation to REDRESS. ON NE abe j 6 Ing the elevation ofghe host. A shell | broken, ee te i arenes] Ma han the ser-|. jarge section of mankind, but the] Vounds of his great ¢ y. 4] three feet, a shelf on either pide, caploded near the Murch as the of-| Finally the Cardinal of aD my wlema| pent by a long shot, but lacking alasony is nearing its end. Not onty| the Lionhearted of England—did not] On the top shelf I wrranged spice ticiating priest raised his arms tol clad in his purple robes’ of Mune rom Arabia, and, to continue the) w Jot of being as harmless as the | ¢o, palestine but for Kurope and the| feel at all bad as he ‘igoked down) containers, while on the top of the iver tho blessing, Not a bowed | ascended to the pulpit vo Fpoetic justice alluded to a moment .All honor to the Mohammedans than he was during his the Jerusalem Turka, 600d time with | there, carrying with them, as it were, the might of the universe, and now, way to the MAster's sepulchre, their only crime being the desire to pay card? on which the contents of the drawer was listed, The top drawor * elgar box for buttons. drawer were such implements as an In the fruit the morning services the German ex- plosives fell far enough away to con- . and faced the dov from Paradise and saw the Turks| oy) “ her other for silver polish, @ third for| head was raised, not a movement of| congregation, Ho is a i - Hy MW tago, these co-religioniats of the une| ', penny F world, reashed at the Battle of Nazareth by | miftonter Miself were placed quart) snug polish, and. so. on, Freshly |alarm was made in the tightly packed | face is combined the expressions nt’ UAtipeskable Turk rendered valiant ecr. | A penny for his thoughts, just now, Peter the Hermii’s clarion voice | §™98 A $ and pint jars containing staple gro-| igoned clothes that needed mendml jcongresation or in the throng outside. | soldier and a priest: In simple but Py te helping Allent i | Kaisers propose, but God and was not sounded If vain, Its echoes| one of Richard's countrymen, ceries, The five drawers were la-| were put in the middle drawer, where [Later in the day one of the German | eloquent words he voiced the grati- pice ip belping Allenby and bis Brit-| ajenby dispose, and to-day Wilhel: nded and resounded through| Well, the shades of the poor pil-| beled {;Cooklr Hae neeaws.| Were also boxes for thread andy shells atruck the rear of the church | tude of the French people to tha Yons in freeing Christian Palestine | yohenzollern is wiser, if im | ou : bd yee Buichered ing,” “Fruit’ and "Miscellaneous." | shears, discarded pili bottles for| and decapitated the statue of a saint | United States. Ho paid a brief, MITA ccaet of the epoiler az wiser, If not happter, | Europe, bounded here and rebounded|grims who were butchered on thelr] jeneath each label was pasted al needles and pins, and a partitioned|in a niche in the wall, but, during |touohing tribute to th . heroes who 5 to die for He’ stretched had come across the the cause of liberty, 4 wed us a their tellew-. " rs aN gp iter was set aside for much-used small| apple corer, a grater and a grapefruit] vey to the worshippers only a mes-|out his arms in blessing. ‘The : * pd Soak fallow Moham-} He gave the Turk his word as|in this year of Grace, NinetM&n Hune| their devotion to the one who died to] WS" Het ATL? oond one was fitted |tnite, The bottoms denen corti gaze from the enemy, rial service was over, and to all wine . YY peninsnla'German Emperor and as a fellow of dred and Highteen, more than seven | save Shenigare now being justified. «| with removable pasteboard boxes,|a variety of articles ranging fr ‘The composure of the congregation|/had attende; the’ Star-Spangis1 | helena free the Holy Land from many Oriental societies—into whlch centuries after the iustrious monis tbe Gretks, young and old, the ia-! ype for window cleaning articles, ant aut-proof casters to fly swatters, vader shojl Gre was in itself remark- | Kanner had been reborn,