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Evening journal., 1913-12-30
BAND TO PLAY
WHILE MEN SING
Saengerbund Plans Elaborate
Entertainment for WedneS-
day Under Community Tree

Actuatcd by civic pride. members
OF the Delaware Saengerbund
through the efforts Of Herman Gossen
have engaged the First Infantry Band
to accompany the Saengerbund in
their concert tomorrow evening un-
der the community tree 1t had been
planned BY those having charge Of
the tree to engage the band nightly,
but owing to lack of funds this was
not possible. The Saengerbund learn
ing of the difficulty OF the committee
in providing music. agreed to hire the
band for Wednesday night
The Saengerbund has made elabor-
ate arrangements for the affair. All
the singers arc requested to be at the
hall at 7.30 O'Clock, as the parade
from German Hall TO the court house
will move at 7.45 o'clock, and the con-
cert viii begin promptly at s o'clock
Over one hundred members Of the
Saengerbund will sing on the occa-
sion. under the directorship Of Pro-
fessor Otto Wenzel. and this program
has been arranged;
Selection. by the band Shepherds
Sunday Song" G. Kreutzer; foll
song, "Wies Dasheim War''-"As il
Was at Home" G. Wohlgemut
Kentucky Home" Wander Shucken
The Hermits Night Song" G. A
Kern: THE Rhenish Huntsman.r A
Othegrayen: Soldiers Farewill." j
kinkel; selection. by the band.
Following the concert the members
participating will be served with re.
freshments at German all "The af.
fair will cost us about $780," said an
official of the Saengerbund Yesterday
but we want to do our share towards
making Wilmington's first Commun.
ity Christmas Tree the success il
should be-"
A half hundred children Of the st
Patrick's parochial school stood on
the wooden platform at the court
house square at $50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. and as the Community
Tree was lighted, sang Christmas
carols.
An audience of about 900 persons
surrounded the stand The children
sang for more than fifteen minutes.
The Community committee" an.
nounces that the funds collected
prior to this time are inadequate tt
pay the expense of the ciiy-wids
celebration The committee is still
collecting subscriptions and will re-
ceiye them at any time.
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
SHERIFF SALES.


SHERIFF'S SALE-By virfne OF a writ ~
Levar Facias 10 directed. will be
exposed 20 public sale az the Court
House. on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, IN the city Of VII
mlngton. New Castle county Delaware,
OK WEDNESDAY,
THE aiST DAY OF DECEMBER. 1918
al 10 o'clock. a. M.
the following described real estate. viz
All that certain farm and tract of land
situate ~ Brandywine hundred n New
Castle county and State of Delaware.
bounded BY lands now on late Of the said
David Campbell OF Patrick McDermott
Clark Webster. Rachel Hand, penrose Talley,
James Hand, John Righter and others, con
tanning abou. ninetythree acres Of land.
more or less
Seized aud taken il szssatioH as tho
property Of Amos Campbell surviving ad.
ministrator Of DaviG Campbell. deceased
mort tEagor (Rebecca Campbell co-mortxagor
being also decensed) and TO be sold by
WAITER S. BURRIs Sheriff
Sheriff Ofhce. Wilmington Dell De.
cember rs. 1918. decl6,202A2z3o.
sHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
be exposed 70 public sale at the Court
lfouse, on Market street. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, in the city OF Will
mington. New Castle county. Delaware,
on WEDNESDAY,
THE 0lST DAY o. DECEMBER. 1918
at 10 o'clock, q. u..
tie following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot. or piece OF land, sit
nate in Brandywine hundred. county OF New
Castle and State Of Delaware ;beius part Of
Block 81, bounded and described as follows,
to-wit:
Beginning at a stake set in the line divid-
ing lands OF Richard Bassett from lands Of
tho said WawaSet Land Company, and also
being ccrnrr for lands ~ DR.. Jacob Der
t;cksou thence Wy said Devr.cxsoh s and
south 6fty-four degrees and twentythree
minutes west fourteen and forty eight hun
dredths perches TO stake in iae VI lands
OF Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., thence by said
Carpenters land, north thrty.four degrees
west twenty three and two-tenthx percnes to
q stake; thence by other land ct said Bas
seft north f>ty flour degrees and thirty
minutes east fourteen and ninctytwo hun
dredths perches 10 stake in line Of lands
OF said Wawaset Land Company; thence by
said company's land, south thirtytwo de-
zreeg and forty-fye minstes. east twenty
three and thirty two hundredths perehes. to
the place Of beginning be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property OF Wawaset Land Company, cer-
rcrtafiou Of the state Of Delaware. aud Ed
inund p Moody receiver OF Wawaset Land
Company, and 80 be sold by
wALTEE $. BUkRIS. Sheriff
Sherih's Ofsce, Wilmington. Del. Be
cember IS, 1918 dsc16. 2cs2a.@7,3o-
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL NEWS

Misses Sarah and Gladys Bowen, OF
Lumbcrton. = j., are Visiting Whining
ton relatives.
Mrs Morris Smith left this city
yesterday for Cleveland, Ohio, to visit
her brother, William G. Bolgiano.
Mrs. J. r Laws Of Salisbury, Nd,
entertained at cards Saturday after
noon in honor Of Mrs Martha Magee
of this city
Thomas Townsend is visiting rela-
tives at Berlin. Md
Mrs. Amanda Driscol has been
spending several days with her sister
Mrs. John Dennis. OF Newark Md
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Steele. OF Lit
tile Greek are guests of relatives IN
this city
Miss Elizabeth Conncll OF Kennett
Square, is the guest OF Miss Anna
Spallane
Carlton O. Miller who Will COM
plete his studies at Colgate Dniver-
sity in a short time, is visiting his
mother and relatives in this city
Misses Madeline Neesc and Louise
GLADDEN. have returned to Clayton af-
ter a visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Edward Reynolds and Mrs. Eu-
gene Savin Of Townsend. spent the
past week with friends here
Mrs Vena Cook, who has been
spending ten days with Wilmington
friends. has returned to Ruthsburg.
Robert Ford is the guest Of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ o. Ford, Of Cen
ltreville, Nd.
Mr. and Mrs Frank II. Phillips, Of
lCentreville, are spending Christmas
with their son, Ford Phillips, Of this
city
Clarence Jones. of FELTON,. has been
Visiting Wilmington friends
Charles w. Cook. Jr., and daughter
Beulah were recent guests OF Mrs. G.
w. Cook. Sr of FELTON,
Mrs. Ella Barnes has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Nathan Jones, of Eel
ton.
Mrs Edward Short. Of Georgetown,
was recent guest of friends in this
city.
Herman Davis has been visiting
friends at Georgetown.
Mrs. Noble FARRELL and Mrs. Harry
Thiel are guests Of friends at Clay
ton
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Blockson are
quests of Mr.. and Mrs George Rich
ardson, Of Little Creek.
Miss Evelyn Culver of Dover, has
been visiting friends here
! Mr. and Mrs William Wickes, OF
Dover. are spending Christmas with
their son in this city
/ Miss Anna w Jones, of Bridgeville
lis spending the Christmas holidays
with her brother, Royden X. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Serins have
been visiting their niece, Miss Ethel
MOncur.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Hoffecker are
guests of Dover friends.
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
FULTON PUPILs IN REcITAL.

Miss Irene Fultons pupils viii
give a recital in Clymers studio. No.
6l2 Shipley street this evening, the
proceeds to be given to Hope Farm.
The following progra has been pre-.
pared;
Piano solo. Miss Selma Stern "A
Welsh Classic Miss lrion Thorp;
Our Hired Girl, Miss Regina Sha-
grin; vocal solo. Miss Ruth Errlck-
son: "Just Before Christmas" Miss
Selma Stern; Revolutionary Rising. =
Miss Leona Tammany; How Jimmy
Tends the Baby Miss Sara Baldwin;
piano solo. Miss Helen Dunlap;
Voice in the Twilight" Miss Char
lotte Eckman Miss Edith Helps
Things Along" Miss MarioD Thorp;
vocal solo. Miss Ruth Erickson; (;
Growing Indignity." Miss l.eona
Tammany; Speak Up, Ike Miss
Sara Baldwin; sketch. Miss Marion
Thorpe, Leona Tammany.
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
KEEP UP FIGHT
FOR DRY DOCK

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dee 80 10
further this cty's selection as the site
for the proposed l7oo.foot drydock,
representatives in Congress from Penn
Sylvania. New Jersey and delaware were
invited yesterday TO attend the meeting
OF the comcilmanic and citizens COM
mttecs in the mayors parIor next Fri
day afternoon KEEP scntativcs Lee.
Farr and Butler Pennsylvania members
Of the House committee Of naval at.
fairs. received special invitations TO be
present
representative A. Mitchell Palmer, Of
Stroudsburg. is also expected 70 Intend
the gathering. Although no efforts have
been made to have Governor eject
Fielder. Of New Jersey; Governor Tcner
cr Governor Miller. Of Delaware present,
it is understood they win send special
Representatives TO help the cause along.
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
LcArr. LEVIN 4. PARSONS DEAD.
He Was Republican Leader on the
Eastern Shore.

SALISBURY, Md. Dec 3O--Capt.
Levin A. Parsons. 10 years old, a
veteran Of the Civil War, and one Of
tho wealthiest citizens Of this city,
died yesterday OF general disability al-
ter a short Illness.
He was justice of the peace at the
thine Of his death. having been app
pointed BY Governor Goldsborough.
For a number OF years Mr.. Parsons
and Col Samuel A. Graham were the
Republican leaders of the county and
lup to 1890 practically held the party
together Mr.. Parsons was active In
politics, and Familiarity known all over
the Peninsula as the Republican
lwarhorsc." His estate, which con
sists mostly Of real estate, is valued
at 100000.
Mr. Parsons was one Of the first 70
volunteer for service in the Civil War.
and served throughout the whole
strife. He conducted and owned .
humber Of canteens from which he
sold supplies to the soldiers HC
aleaves a widow and one daughter. Foi
lseveral years he conducted a stori
here Until few days ago he hal
attended to all the business of hi
store himself.
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
CAPE MAY HAS IT'S
YOUNGEST MAYOR

CAPE MAY, Dec. 30.-On New
Years day there will be inducted in
to office as Mayor Of Cape May the
Youngest man VINO ever occupied the
position. William Mecray Cassidy
He is full OF ambition and popular
having been elected in November by
the largest majority ever given a
Mayor.
The new Mayor has promised to
provide Cape May with an annual
horse show and to obtain steamboat
connection with Lewes, Del, from
which point many Maryland and Del
aware people formerly came to Cape
May The line was discontinued four
years ago.
Mr. Cassedy's father William F.
Cassidy. was a councilman 40 years
ago, and his grandfather, William
Cassedy, was councilman 20 years
ago.
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
DISTINGUISHED
POLE A VISITOR
CenSar OF National Alliance is
BaHQuetted by Whining
ton Friends

Polish residents OF this city were hon
ored last evening by q visit from An.
toni knrabasz Of Chicago, censor ot the
Polish National Alliance OF North Amer
lea and in honor OF the visitor a recep-
ton was held in Polish Turner's Hail.
This was followed by banquet in the
basement Of the building
Mr. karabasz. accompanied by Frank
Borowicz and A. Dutkiewicz OF Philadei.
phia. arrived here last evening and were
met by representation Of all Polish so.
cieties OF this city. The party went at
once TO the ihall and as they stepped
within the door OF the hall Mrs. Nj T.
Poniecki. wife OF the Delaware state
commissioner OF the organization. held
a plate OF cake IN her hand. and accord
ing to an old custom OF the Polish pco.
pie extended it to the distinguished visi.
tor to tal-c from it. This part of the
reception is very solemn as the stranger
is invited 70 share from the worldly
goods Of the members
Following this the visitor was taken
down the main aisle OF the hall to til,
front Of the largo assemblagc and here
was introduced by Mr. Poriccki to tht
presidents OF the various societies which
are represented in the alliance In pass
ing down the aisle he passed through q
column Of Polish falcons or turner's
with gums at present arms in the nature
OF salute. The visitor was then cs
corted 70 the stage and in few min
utes the curtain on the stage was raiset
and the visitor, with other guests ant
committeeman took seats.
Mr.. Poneicki was the first speaker
He was followed BY little Miss Mary
Skura. aged 8 years. daughter oi
Stanley Skura. who recited a poem
of welcome especially composed By
her father, in which the visitor was
made the main factor.
Mr. Karabasz followed Miss Skura
and in his address spoke generally Of
his people becoming good citizens and
urged them to bring their children W
as such. He also impressed upon
them the necessity of giving the chill.
dren good educations. Mr. Borowic7
and Mr. Dutkiewicz. and other guests
spoke briefly The girl Falcons
then came on the stage and sang, 'Ms
Country 'Tis of Thee in Polish. The
entire audience then sang the Polisf
national anthem
About IL o'clock the guest was ex-
tended a BANQUET in the basement oi
the hall where short after-dinnei
speeches were made The hall was
also decorted with American and Pol.
ish flags. Those on the stage includ.
ed Joseph T. Zabietski, W. Gozd.
zicls. l. Brzozowski Frank Osinski
J. Krupa J. Sindowsl1i, Joseph Jab.
lonski, Stanley Skura. John B. Pie.
tuszka. the guests of the evening, ane
NJ. F. Poniecki.
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
LABOR FORWARD
MOVEMENT HERE

BY order of the president, James
O'Kane, the Central Labor Union will
hold special meeting in it's rooms.
Seventh and 1arkot streets, this
evening
John G. saylor, who was delegated
at the last meeting TO visit Frank
Morrison, secretary Of the American
Federation of Labor. in tho interest
of securing general organizer for
Wilmington foF at least month, Will
mako his report. Organizer Eicel-
berger has been assigned 10 the To-
cal field and he probably Will be
present at the regular meeting of
the G. L. Z. on Thursday evening,
January 8. Plans are now under way
for labor forward" movement In
Wilmington. Organized labor is
strong here at present, but the Cen
tral Labor Union thinks It should be
stronger There are several trades
in the city which are now ready for
organization
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
BACk TO ON HONE.

After an absence Of "a years. Henry
Porter Of Richmond. Ind. returned
here yesterday for a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. James Thompson. Of No IL
East Fifth street Mr.. Porter is ac-
companicd on his visit by Columbus
Reynolds, decorator of Richmond,
and both visitors are impressed with
the city. When Mr.. Porter left here
in 1879 he was accompanied by Eu-
gene Massey, former chief of po-
lice. Mr.. Massey did not like Rich
mond and returned here to become
a policeman and later became chief
of police.
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
IrNE- CLASS ENTERTAINS.

Members Of the Wilmington High
School June class of 1918 were enter
tanned last night by Miss Marie Dor
sey, at her home. No. 2001 Jefferson
street. The affair was in the nature
of a class reunion and practically
all the members of the class were
present as we'll as some visitors from
out of town. The house was pret-
tily decorated with Christmas greens
for the occasion, and the time was
passed very pleasantly with games,
music, etc. One of the guests was
Miss Edith Ball. and one of the mem
bers Of the faculty at Mt. Airy School
where Miss Ball is also teacher.
Evening journal., 1913-12-30

eHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE or a
writ Of Levari Facias, 10 me directsds viii
House, On Market street between Tsnsh
and Eleventh streets, in the city Of WI
mipgton New Castle county, Deiawsrss
ON WEDNESDAY,,
THE 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1919
az 10 clock, q. m,
the following described real estate, via:
An that certain lot or piece Of land.
with three-sioried brick dwelling thereon
erected. situated in the city OF Wilmington.
New Castle county and State Of Deiawares
bounded and described follows, to-wit
Beginning az the easterly side Of Mont
gomery street. at the distance of elghty-four
feet southeriy from tho southerly side OF
Fifth street aud at the southerly side OF
four feet wide alley; thence along said side
OF Montgomery strrets southcfiyi saiTtsviF
feet six inches; thence easterly parallel to
Fifth street and passing through and along
the middle Of tho partition wall be-
tween this and the dwelling ON
the adjoining premises, sixty four feet six
inches TO the westerly side Of three feet
wide alley communicating with said -four fees
wide alley. thence thereby northerly and
parallel TO Montgomery street, thirteen feet,
six inches, 70 the southerly side OF four
feet wide alley, and thence thereby wes-
teriy and parallel TO Fifth street. sixty four
feet six inches to the place Of beginning. be
the contents thereof what they may, with
the free and common use and privilege Of
the said two alleys as and for passaEeways
seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Hannah Collins. administrators
Of David Collins deceased, also surviving
mortgagor, AMI TO be sold by
WALTER $. BlfhRIS. Sheriff
Sheriffs Office. Wilmington, Del, De.
eember IS, 1918. dee16.2o, 24,17,So-
sHERIFF's' sALE--BY VIRTUE OF
Writ Of plu. Vend. Exp, to me directed.
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House on Market street. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, in the city Of VIII
mington. New Castle county, Delaware,
on SATURDAY,
THE THIRD DAY or JANUARY. 1914.
at 10 o'clock. a. H.
the following described real estate via:
An the right, title and interest ef Mary
b Naudain Adair Of, in and to sli these two
eertain lots pieces or parcels ef land. zftu
ate in the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county and Sfata of Delaware. bounded snd
described as foilewss to wit
No with the brick hp1sa thsreons
efected. at the nsrfAwest eoxmsx Of Fnkh.
and French streets with front son FreHchss
street 81 eighteen feet fanr aAche& ard ~
deufh 0f Is lA7 II feek ten 3ncfzs x q. III = s f rs
30 s@Wit Ii lie. fs9o Afasv frk4pe hnssss
theresa ererte4 pr tbe Szzfh sfla side oI :
Esfth ssSe6t saI tfAA sszss be 81 xeH9s ss1e3
spsaShs alsees slssnfe ,xessSrlT I'D srent,:s
Il s3ssi 4 aspsA 81 NJ
ss 4 s<snSad ssa ssfsFn n ~ ;sask
|psdess II ssayT. u - alsaA +
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
CHRISTMAS RECITAL.

Mrs. Virginia Jones l-attamus will
give q Christmas recital in Second Bap
fist Church tonight. Following is the
program:
Part One Orchestra; song, "The
Christ Child.7 Van dc Water; reading,
"The Story Of the Other Wise Man
Henry Van Dyke; carol; child iinper
sonations. culbeHson tal In the Hos
pital. (hl Cry Of the Innocent, fcl story
Of Penny: song couplet tel Necklace
Of Love" Neyin,. (bl mighty Like a
Rose" Nevin.
arPt Two-Orchestra; The Christmas
Party, Carleton Pianologucs. GAY "kn
couragement" Dunbar, tbl Mine, All
Minc,' Dresser; carol. Uncle Skinilmts S
Christmas Gift, Anon; Everywhere,
Everywhere Christmas Tonight" Brooks.
Miss Lillian Moore, accompanist.
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
SPINE SPLINTERED;
PAINTER IMPROVES

Although his spine was splintered
when he fell 80 feet week ago, John
Fox. a painter OF Twenty-fourth'and
Pine streets. employed by William
f. linton. has chances OF recovery.
Fox is a patient at the Homeopathic
Hospital and his condition yesterday
was improved The attending physi-
clans have hopes for his recovery.
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
sTORK LEAVES A DAUGHTER.

Mr. and Mrs S. Lee Neal, OF Hur-
lock, Md, are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of daughter on
Saturday. December 81 Mr Neal
was formerly a teacher at Goldey
College and an officer of the Goldey
College Alumni Association. Mrs.
Neal was Miss Minnie l.. Ward, for
mcrly OF Bridgeville.
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
RECOVER STOLEN PROPERTY.

officer Joseph Grussermeyer yester-
day afternoon recovered a horse and
carriage which we're stolen in Elkton,
Md, on Sunday night The officers
learned that an east side saloon
bartender had bought team for $2s
from two colored youths. Word was
sent to the police station and in 2
short time word was received thai
Clifford Grinnage. Of Eikton, had lost
the team Soon afterward the Elktor
authorities arrested John Lewis anC
Thomas Penrose on suspicion Of beini
the thieves The team was delivered
TO the owner later in the day
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
SHERIFF. SALES.


sHERIFF'S SAL E-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari Fscias. 90 me directed, will
be exposed 20 public sale at the Court
House on Market street. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. IN the city OF viii
mington, New Castle county, Delaware,
on WEDNESDAY,
THE 31sr DAY OF DECEMBER, 1913,
at 10 O'Clock. a. M.
the foliowir~ described real estate, viz
All that certain lot or parcel 81 land sit
uate ia Brandywine hundred, New Castle
county and state Of Delaware. bounded and
described as follows, 20 wi.
beginning at a point on the northwesterly
side Of Second street at the distance Of fifty
feet southwesterly from this southwesterly
side OF Lore avenue; thence northwesterly
parallel with Lore avenue, one hundred feet
TO a pointi thence southwesterly parallel
with Second street, fifty feet 10 point :
thence s0utheaster,y parallel with Lore ave-
nue.. one hundred feet 20 the nurthwesterly
side Of second street and thence Herewith
ginning excepting thcreoui. the bed Of all
the avenues and streets as laid out on a plot
If Gordon Heights but expressly including
the right Of way. use and privilege Of all Of
said avenues and streets also the right of
way use and privilege OF an avenue. forty
feet wide, leading from tho Philadelphia
Baltimore aud Washington Railroad. along
land Of Michael Address 70 low water
mark on the Delaware river front, in com.
mon with others entitled thereto forever.
Seized and taken an execution as ths
property OF Afusa X Branch aud John
Branch, her husband. morigagors and to be
WALTER 8. BURlI., Sheriff.
sheriH's Once. Wilmington Dell De-
ceuber Is, 1913. dec162o 2427.ao.
sHEk1FF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levsri Fseias, 20 ms di.
rected, uill be exposed to public sale, st
the Cour. House. on Market street. be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streeta, In the
city of Wilmington New Castle county
Delaware,
on WEDNESDAY,
THE slsT DAY or DEcEMrER, 1914,
at 10 o clock. g. M,
the following described real estate. vizs
All that certain lot. piece or marcel Of
land situate in the city - Wilmington,
county of New Castle and state Of Della
ware and more particularly bounded and
described as follows. to-wit;
Beginning al point on the enkterly side
el Union street Ut the distance OF forty eight
l4S4 feet from the northersy side OF Sasbhd
street thence with said side OF Enion
street northefly. thsftg-fonr K s%3 test to a
polnt thence eAsterly and paFzas1 with
Second street. ninety f9Q1 fee3 40 point !
thence soathhrly and parallel wsth% Onion
street thirty four 84l feet toaa Nesnf and
street ninety JsoA feets "a tAA place o hs.
ginning II 49,
Seized and taken d skedats6ns as *sAa
prop erfs- nf Adelaide Evenav sAAInin frut5s&8
OF fae estate az 1anaes Dksey NS&nS 6are& ssts
and AdeHids RI ans. Aoi ID - %aa "a hs2Ifs< {
+, wAE.T-R s.. BuRHsss
shar4sa pfaces Nlmlagsossss r s1aslsaS M I'll.
remhsr IS. r9a3, dseT6.so. ~ i I
* s44& SIS
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
EVENING SOCIAL.

A social was given in honor Of Mrs.
r. Ryan, No. ia King street last
evening. Dancing and musical
program were followed by refresh
ments
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. S. Griffith and son. Of Bal
timore; Mr.. and Mrs. Bolen, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Ryan, Dominick Sanna. Peter
Grandall. Joseph Ferrsnorra and
Harry Ferrsnorra.
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
GuARnING AGAINsT CRnup.

The best safeguard against Group
Is a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound IN the house. +. II. CHM,
Middletown, Ga. writes: my chill
dren are very susceptible 10 Group,
easily catch cold. / give them Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, and In
every instance they get prompt re-
lief and are soon cured We keep II
at home and prevent croup."For sale
by n b. Danforth. Market and Sec
ond Streets.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
HAPPY CHRISTMAS DANCE.

One OF the most delightful affairs
of the season was the annual Christ
mas dance given by Miss McClaffer-
ty at her studio in Pythian Castle
last evening. The hall was attrac-
lively trimmed with Christmas
greens and a delightful dance pro
gram was rendered by Miss McClaf-
ferty's orchestra. The dance was
very we'll attended
Evening journal., 1913-12-30
MURpHEY--BIRD.

SEAFORD. Del, so Miss Carrie
Murphey. Of Blades, and Charles M.
Byrd. OF Keyport N j.. were married
at the home Of the brides parents. in
Blades. Saturday night. by the Rev.
DisSton w. Jacobs After an informal
reception The bridal party were driven
70 Scaford and took the midnight train
for their future home in keyport.