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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-17

tiloot. lloifipnfning bcrimob er
frcrncclcs forbuot; men pil iormo-
oentlig bli aabnet igicn inOel fort
Sio. Man meller ncrnlig, at set
er aIoelcS golt at tiQnbe Slnifclnl9et
nlco itbrgrU9liet auanta, mcbcu$ ben
ltrengt folitrollcrte llbiflGnfning
ifal prre ior6uot. Sngcn Hcltau.
rant mcb MISUNDERSTANDING
ull icrperc Ell beruict Mano unoer
no8cn SlnitTnoigbeo, og paa Gam.
lGgcnc i0ar bpcr Tcrion fun 3
Gramnter bpcr Sang, % bar ban |
Ssbct al fortcrc Sib ga, ion fer |
ariitianin gis N~nlconil8 iii, bcipget
to Somlag, ina pil ban piitnof rcp-
pc iaa ilogct pna Oct treble % llet
life rogct ON ban igicn peribcr til.
boge til Set ipritc. Mcb lloifiGuf.
MING ipncs ser inalcocS fife at pUre
no9en Sarc %ior6uioct.
Observation-Disclosures paa Sp.
lalbene, iom iif 5iuabclic til at
brrnoe 100000 Spnbcr Eptctcr, is-
ger M ON at ina 6rUnOe mere. Get
bier Jig ncmlig at Sil9angcn paa
9rUnOcripotctcr er largt itprrc emo
Oct tiQa0te &uantum. Ger CT l1o.
li9tcr til at 5ian0elicn bill gipcs.
&or SrTmasicinSmitrt.
Cite er Der ira llbluncct f%onnnet
ioruroliacnoc Meooelelicr ON at Dor
5rpnlasie. % Eapinouitri bar |
6are p%aagrunO al ct cllcr onoet
Sirro9ot, ionn bar opf,tnCct. De
bar ale biotil piit Jig grhnoleie.
Men MI or Der Ell Wfono / grgcllti.
ia, iont lfnl ia opiuluoet en- Manoe,
boorueo Sinltranet fan optrcules
llocn at BRUCE Sall0, % al bette
ifal Der inn funne lapes Enpir ouer.
orOcntlig biaig. Walloen lfal ole'
rc0c ia Ell liOen 8obrif igang Iige
uco SllclloS 9lpres, GO bans Mote
rialc lful bore prepet / SplflanO
mco gobc Heilitater. @ulpmatter,
Spffelprreo, "copper", Soligpcrf, int
og gropt 3epir ifal funule lopea al
Sinitrau.
Get lpbcr life iaa urimclig; men
Der cr ncppe itogen @rulo til at
frpgte 'or Srpinouitricn. Mon bpr
bcuer ipr @crbens SfogeS Sfplo
bilie StcbfortrTocrne eacr SiTlper-
ne pelfommeil. 90 npset anoet eilo
goOe Ststter / Get egcllOc Eapirior,
brltg fan oct neppe bli auigepcl.
G~itcrbaanDell ionl MenneIfenc Ice
rer at lonptte %9tuturens SiGlpefils
Scr, ion pil oAiaa Sebopene tiltage,
Vcnpttelie Ell pil uOpibes, % / Den 10.
cialsfpnomiifc Sllsboloning pil oct
@Tngbcn orone Jig. Set ligger il-
gen 0ore / noget al oct iom gler
NcrOcn rigere.
@pr Snbfericl.
Gitcr ct Gpgior iom Stntcns
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bar iprc-
tat ior DC Ierite 10 MaalleOcr al
Aaret opcr DC pigti8itc Slo'prlcls-
a"rtifler % ialnmcnlignct l,cO &c
isrite 10 Waallc0er al 1913 uiiet
Get iig ct al Sui 90 &ot5 bar ri
bette 9iar in0isrt Inllgt mere emo
9larct ioru0, iaalcbcH 1,SS9,143
Cons i Samiar-Septembcr 1913,
2,t03,569 Cons i Oct ianunie Sios-
rlnlt inar. nj SueDe, SpcScmel,
bug, Hugnlel, Spg % @aprc til
ianlnlcn 340,0l0 Cons / Sanuar-
september 1913, 306, $50 IONS |
ianlnle Siosrum iaar. &pc0e %
Spcbcmclin0isrielen or lieget, alt
Get nlIorc cr folOt. ri Wiais iloior-
te ri 26,010 Cons / Aarcts iprlte
10 Maancoer / 1913, 29,116 Cons
iaar. Saa meget utornal or alf-
iaa life Siliericlen al oiSie pigtige
Garer bleuet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-17
Mpufultu.

"Sc imaa Sppe =" o. I. b. On
Sonles Gilep er / Butte blepen osnlt
I'll fem Iars Strafarbcioe / Stotens
Srn9lel for of bope ~itiaolet 90 Gents
oa en- Inpisning paa ct @las 81.
Wanoen, Der er 26 Aar aonlmel, til.
too at bope rsoet en- Mano for at
fomnie / VeiiOoelie al De 90 Gents
og ElanpiSningcn, men tilfeicoe, at
oct bar &nngcren. iom orcp BAN
ocrtil. Senne llnoifplonina ipntes
BOG life at glere noget Snotrpf paa
Summcren.
Wtilitien forlabcr Butte. StotcS.
mllltlcn forlob iiolte Sorsbao 9utte,
o8 Den militGre Sop. bporunoer @p-
en- bar prret itpret iiocn SoloaterncS
Srorpfnin9 Den lite Sept, er ocrpco
bGpet. glt Irbeioe | Sc berprrenoc
Wtirer er gienoptogct, og ontcrD-
'flent aoinltecr bnr bcisot ct Tar al
Wtinerne pg op%fororct Mr6ciocrnc iii
at bctale fo%rialocn aontingent til
l%lnicnen, ioa bercS Dog life Longer
ltogcn Sruoiler bucrfen ira oen enc
eQer anbcn Sioe. @cb set militrre
Stpres Gfillltning bar Saloonernc
a~lenoptaaet i'm tibligere ~ SimcrS
MnbningStio - oct pil oltiaa lioc
SpJnet ru1ot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-17
81 har pafre Sllcfurt iear. Tie

tia iirliee linen iiriib", SterrcIie
meo umaaoeIis imnlffe
opbeieoc Srnamenter / oct penitre
Sierne. 81 trpffer ScreS Maun os
goresie paa oisic Sort % ienoer
Dem, meo aonpoIutter. portoirit. IL
for Is Gcnts, % fur $1.25. Seno
ino Tercs Seitiainecr itioc. ,SnS.
lra Clamps eller Monepproer. 9.
ammnSieu T~ubIiibins Co., Secorab,
Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-17

Sill Eottine,tcr | Hegerlf, Sefftn'
ger Gountp, er ubnTont ). Y, 81
licflon.
|intcrens ipritc enc. s MinOt
% Smegn blcp man iiOite Onsoag,
ocn lite Nou., ierite Sang mirloet
ON Sen fommenoe @inter, ioet Sne
bc0pnote at ioloe ON Sormiooa1en.
llSnGpnelie. Tranf 81. Spra9ue al
@roiton, Sormanb ior oen rcpubll.
fanife Gentralfomite, er AZ @ltperner
Sauna blcuen lIonGunt I'll Wfeolenl
al BOARD Of NegentS ilteoetlor Y. Y.
Doung al Sarge, iom bar ta9et Nj
ite0.
Nrimnrertempcl brGnot. Srimll-
rertenlplet / Snrimore neobrGn0te
tiNlig ON Morgenen Den lite Da.
nlcb ct Cab al $4,000. SnrImore
@ros. @%utifbpQninh Der Iteote mo
til ben ne6brpnote @pgnina blep no.
act beifobiget. Nlnnbt DC Sfaoeli0te
cr Sotograi Sauritlon % Semelcr u.
Z. Sun0c.
MorSct paa Serie. q. Burns, an
flu0et Tor at hape nlproet i'm Nabo
Scnru Scrie / oen rnrblige Gel al
Mcaenjie Gountu Tor at lptte Jig /
@ciioOclie al oenlea @nno, bar iaaet
i'm Gags 9~ebonoling iOrilpttet ira
WcAen3ie iii Muro GountpL oN Den
ontoJeS at bIiue brnAt Tor Netten /
Wtinot unocr (crnlinen / December.
@iaiams Gpuntp gipr iig bcmer-
fct. Smenoitiont @lllidna Gountp
cr ct al Stnteu3 pnAite, Ida 'taar oct
nol ucO Ncnipn til SpretteIle al
flo@itiiccrcoe Sfolcr / %onooiltriftcr.
nc ipm set iicroe / Nrtfen. Goitn-
met bar nj Il iaaoomle Sfoler,
hpilfct er Here emo mango al DC Tl.
Src Gountper / 9icb NIucr Galcn bar
orcpct set til.
,vnrmbfgnlngcr % "clTfntnn
brrnbt. Nue @pQninJer pad :. =.
SoIber1@ Norm peo Gn0erlin neo-
brUnNte bcn l0Oe IS, % oCSltoen
itroQ ser mco Ii Mcltc. ier Nier, ct
itprre apoutlm so % &orn, SUler,
]ntomobil ianlt SET belle &n0bo. alt
tilharcnNe Marcus Waleu. iom for.
poQtenc Tdrmeu. Nporoon &locn par
op'taact pioc2 lite.
Yntlanct for Wanoorub. Ole
Sttu4bp al Ean2ioro or iom NrlNc
al en- npIia inotniiict 2utomobiI
uIuttt bleuCn lat un0cr NntlaQe for
MonN0rob &co al Stcn@bp fiortc
i'm Nlltomobll poo Sen iorticrtr Ii
Sc al @o0cu iu0troi ct SunmcuiteN,
buornnNcr Ole Zee, ION firrtc meN
Stcu2bn. bIco orubt lln1c gees "a
ser er optraoot ION Nntlagcr.
Gur0inacu life mSbrcSt. Ger bar
Qaoet Rngter ON. at Niun0. % Nlo-
uc'uQcn pOr u0bre0t pud Here Stc0er
inbru Staten. men oGttc piicr liz bel
oiQuia life At purc (iliUloct. Nn0r
mNtdQc3 set curcltc (iIirlOc, iom
iorcfom / MouOau S~tocfpnroS. or
inQcn imiiicoc 0ur iun0ne. o9 Ser
blipcr berior life Sale ON noNet Nor
bub meO G~oricnNcIier Al arcaturcr
in6en Stnten.
Wcm Sulcm ct Mcicricemtrnm. =
Ter melNcS ira Dem Snlem, al time
Sarmcre iuocu Ell Smfrcb@ al %
Nil ira Nnen bar Ell SnNtNNt Al 500
% o. I'll 500 al line Mclfcflrr. II
eIlcr ire bar oper S100. me0cn~ en-
cn0og ira 6cuue Hilbc mootdacr Ell
mcduc0lla @nufanujsning. ser aicn.
ucmiuitliQ bclcbcr Jig Ill Sl15. NE
9cu %clitono piicr liz blount Nar.
mcrnc. iIoen sc bcSpnAtc nleo Ieic.
ribriit.
&uinScrnc oNrfcr E0tctcr. "a
Gbiuburg @omcn'& Civic 9caaue iio.
lie &nor itob iaicu mco CT iuIoitTn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-17

ViIes snrerst paa ira g Ill ~ 1aae.
apothsfsre tiibaeebetaler Vtraers. hnis pa,o Clint,
mtuf life furrrer flcenoes ninlfe. blcbenoe tatr frem.
'iaasnee 9tlss. 5srifs supeueslie aissr einbrina.
50 etnts. Advertisement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-17
ut furere ssrsjsueu,e saa en- Tea.

TAG sayaiius Sromo Suintns sab!c,tcr. apptbsisre
illtaeebetairr peuaeue. hp's be lite iuiet oirtt.. Y.
u. @rops Slanatur paa hoer seie. 25S. Adv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-17

sens "ceesrab. pshen" til cIrai % Sen
ner I bet anfrIe 0nnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-17
MISUNDERSTANDING

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES blep altiaa.
iom ica NnitaItc / nit iorrise Srep,
ocIris opbGpet. ibct Slaifdals 2Si'
n,er ON Saacn 4 9ase i llscn er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-17
Trimnrertempcl brUnot. :

rertcmplet / &nrimore ncobrGnOte
tiolig ON Mtorgenen Den lite oa.
mcO ct lab al $4,000. &arImore
@ros. @utifbpQning, Der Iteote mo
til bcn ne0brunOte @Dgnlna blep no.
act bcifobiaet. Nlnnot DC SfaoeIiote
cr Notogroi Saurition % &emelcr y.
Z. Sdl0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-17
Ncu Sulcm ct Mcicriecntrmm.
&uinbcrnc onrfcr Eotctcr.

Gbinbnr0 @omcn'$ Civic Scaaic lio-
lie &nor itoo iaicu mcb ell iuloitTn.
Nig bunh'trabct aoSic. oa Der iaa
lpcibcbeS citcr ell llNpei Ill at nor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-17
Horn quknIu.

Sill Eoitmcitcr / Hegent, Settin'
oer County, er uonTont j. 4. 81
licfion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-17

Grafton, Sormano ior ben rcpubli-
fonife Gentralfomite, er al @ltperner
&ulna blcpen ubnGpnt til Mteolenl
al @oarb Of NegentS ilteoetior Y. Y.
0oung al Sarge, lom bar taget Nj
ifcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-17
@iaiams Guuntp gipr iig bcmcr-

fct. Smenoitlont @lllidma Gorntp
cr ct al 2tntcnS pn9ite. i1a itoar bet
nol mcO Neniun til Cprcttelle al
flo@iiiiccrcoe Sfolcr / @onooiltriftcr.
nc ipm Set ilcr0e / Nrtten. Goun.
met hur nj f. iaa0orme Sfoler,
hpilfct err Here enc mango al DC Tl.
brc Gountper / Ncb Niucr Salcn har
Nrcnct Nct til.
Evening star., 1914-11-27

DIR. William II. Wunder dentist, of
1886 Calvert street, died at Emergency
Hospital at 10 o'clock last night from
T injuries received early yesterday morn
ing when his automobile overturned at
Scott Circle. DIR. Wunder received a
compound fracture of the skull and
died without regaining consciousness.
After making an investigation Coroner
hewitt issued a certificate of death by
accident.
Funeral services will be held at
o'clock Sunday afternoon at Scottish
Rite Cathedral, Sd and f streets north
west, under Masonic auspices. Follow
ing Rose Croix and commandery serv-
ices at the cathedral. King Solomon
Lodge, No. 81. will conduct the burial
service at the cemetery.
DR.. Wunder was a native of Alexan-
dria county, Va, where he was born IN
1860. He was educated in the pubic
schools of this city and was graduated
from George Washington University
academic and dental schools. He was
member of the Board of Trade and
Chamber of Commerce, was owner OF
an auto car service and for time was
Interested in considerable motion pic
ture theater property in this city
Member of Many Orders.
He was past master Of King Solo,
mon Lodge, No. 81, F. A. A. M; past
high priest of Washington Royal Arch
Chapter, No. .; a past commander OF
Orient Commandery, No. 5, knights
Templar: a thirty-second degree Mason
of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite, a member of the Royal Order OF
Scotland. of Almas Temple OF the
Mystic Shrine, grand scribe of the
Grand Chaper of Royal Arch Masons
of the District, a member of kallipolis
Grotto, NJ. o. V. P. e. R.; of the fra
ternal Order of Eagles. the Woodmen
of the World and of the National
Union.
DR.. Wunder is survived by his wife.
a daughter, Mrs. Alfred Erck, wife Of
Lieut.. Erck. L. S. A., now stationed in
the Canal Zone, and two sisters, Mrs.
]. r. T. Garret of Clarendon. Va, and
Mrs. Frank Upman of this city.
Evening star., 1914-11-27
FISH PRICES ARE HIGH.
Heavy Demand Equals the Supply
on Hand.

While the receipts of fresh fish were
fairly heavy in the last week, the de-
mand has been heavy and has kept
prices up. Butterfish and founders
have practically disappeared from the
market and the few that were on sale
brought about $3.50 barrel.
This morning the supply was good
but in spit of it being the day after a
holiday the demand was also good and
prices ranged about as follows: Gray
trout. S22 a barrel: small trout, SIS;
whiting, $5; mud shad. $3.50 to SO;
ling. $3.50 to 81; halibut. 13 to Is cents
a pound: pollock. cents: pike, 10
cents; croakers, cents; black bass, II
to IS cents: rock. 10 to Is cents; sea
bass. frozen. 5 cents; blues. 10 to Is
cents; Spanish mackerel, 12k cents
white perch, 121. cents; white perch,
small, Is to 20 cents a bunch; yellow
perch, 20 to so cents a bunch: catfish
25 to 40 cents bunch; eels. and 10
cents each; Goldfish. s12 a barrel.
Today at noon a half dozen vessels
with oysters aboard were lying at the
wharf market, but as the demand is
good it is expected they will be able to
sell out and get away by tomorrow
night. The arrival yesterday of four
oyster craft brought good supply for
the heavy demand.
Evening star., 1914-11-27
OVER 900 CONVICTIONS.
Results Under the Mann White
Slave Act Noted.

CHICAGO, November 27.-Nine hun
dred and one persons have been con
victed under the Mann white slave act
since the passage, according to statistics
received today by Arthur Burrage Far
well, president of the Chicago Law and
Order League. from A. Bruce Belaski
chief of the bureau of investigation OF
the Department of Justice. One hun
dred and thirty-siX persons were ac-
quilted and the cases of 1913 nolle
pressed. In all 4.43i persons have been
indicted under the act.
During the last year which ended
June 80, 1914, Mr.. Bielaski writes,
there were 435 indictments. 331 con
victions. 53 acquittals and 46 cases
nolle pressed. During he preceding
fiscal year there were 322 indictments
.66 convictions, 10 nolle pressed and
So acquittals. The sentences up to
June 80. 1914. aggregate 1857 years
6 months and "a days. The fines impos-
ed amount to S13S,036.50.'
Evening star., 1914-11-27
CROKER MARR1Es INDIAN GIRL
Takes Miss Edmondson of Cherokee
Tribe as His Bride.

NEW YORK, November 27.-Ricilard
W. Croker, former leader Of Tammany
Hall, was married yesterday to Miss
Bula Benton Edmondson, member OF
the Cherokee Indian tribe, who is fifty
years his junior. He is seventy-three
years old and she is twenty-three.
The wedding took place at the home
of Nathan Straus. an old friend OF
Croker's. Many persons whom Croker
had not taken into his confidence as to
i,,s1 where the ceremony would be per
formed went to ST. Agnes Church un-
der the impression they would be wit
nesses of the nuptials. only to be DIS
appointed.
However. Croker did not evade all
the unlimited guests. as seemed to be
his purpose, for the street in front Of
the Straus home was crowded with
men and women. Only about twenty
Ave guests were invited to the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1914-11-27
RETAIL LIQUOR MEN ELECT.
Delegates to National Meeting Here
in February Also Chosen.

At a meeting Wednesday at the Ma
tional Hotel officers of the Federation
Of Retail Liquor Dealers of the District
of Columbia for the ensuing year were
elected as. follows: President, W. D.
Barry: first vice president. P. F. Carr;
second vice president, Adolph Loehl;
third vice president. ]. F. Schriner; re-
cording secretary, W. J. Tharp; finan-
cial secretary, ]. s. Dugan; treasurer,
d. J. O'Connell: sergeant-at-arms, Wal
ter Spauls; guard. Gregor Kramm.
Executive committee Sebastian
Aman, Gustav Brahler. NJ E. Buckley.
J. T. Crowley, Charles Deitz. w. A. En-
gel, ]. j. Graft. G. T. Harper, W. A.
Hettinger. Louis Hodges, H. F. Harvey.
J. T. Ready, Peter Lotus. ]. f. Merg
ner, John Morris, NJ. V. Moran, William
Neuland, I. H. Rowland. E. c. E. Rup-
pert, Ward Savage. NJ. J. Sheehan, S. J.
Steinberger and Theodore Walter.
Delegates were also selected to repre-
sent the organization at the twenty
second annual convention of the Ma
tional Retail Liquor Dealers Associa-
tion of the United States. to be held in
this city in February, as follows:
Delegates-Ward Savage, Samuel
Steinberger and Gustav Brahler.
Alternates-Adolph Loehl, John J.
Graft and John Schriner.
Evening star., 1914-11-27
DIED.

BALDWIN On Tuesday. November "A. lol!
THOMAS W. BALDWIN, aged se'enty-sl
years.
Funeral services al chapel Of Joseph Gnw!er's
Sous 1850 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
ON Friday. November "a lnieriAent III
Arlington M ;ionul cemetery.
BAnrErf. Suddenly. gu wedne.,la., Sovem
Der 25. 1914: at her .csdsnr,i l;ItS ] street
wife OF James b. Barrett in the siAty-bfti
year of her age.
Funeral fs,Trda H cGare whe1e @ hs
requiem mass will be said for the repose OF
her soul Interment at Mount Olivet Gene
tery.
BRoD1GAN. On November 2s. i9i!; at II 3.
soutSKes;. sSlGsK PnM MARGERETT a Gf. BnoDiGAS be-
loved wife Of John Brodlsan.
Funeral Monday. NoveInt'r 80 at . an iher
from st. Vincent De laul's Church. inter
nlcnt in Mount uliret cemetery
at Danville, Va. RUTH Il. J. FISHER. de
voted wife of Rev. William =, Carr famii,
residence. 2122 street northwest. city.
Announc epeut of funeral later
CoRYELL. suddenly. THURSDAY. November :6
Washington. d. G.; GEORGE II. coRfELL oi
Atlantic city. N
ngItmsfe and J
pers please copy
FIR FREDERick ". FAIRFIELD Of Los An.
selcs. CAL, formerly of the Howard Uni
yersity. Washington. y. g, at Rock Creek
cemetery at II am. Saturday. November 2s,
1914. Friends invited
FIELD. Suddenly, Friday. November %. 1914.
at his residence 153? / street northwest.
Rear Admiral WELLS LAfttN FIELD,
United States Navy, retired, in his sixty
ninth yc:..
Notice of funeral hereafter.
GEBICKE On November u. 1914. WALTER II.
GERICKE, aged twenty eight years.
Funeral from his late residence. B5 II street
northeast 90 saturday, November IS, at $50
am; thence to Holy Name Church. wher.
mass will be said 1T 8 am. for the repose Of
=, his eoui Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery.
GoSs. On Friday, November Fl, 1914, at s:45
Evening star., 1914-11-27
ILLUMINATING GAS FATAL.
Frederick Johnson's Death Believed
to Be Due to Accident.

Frederick Johnson, forty years old,
formerly employed as janitor of an
apartment house ON NJ street north
west. was found dead in a room on the
second floor of 546 Louisiana avenue
northwest this morning. His death
was caused by Illuminating gas.
Johnson had not been seen about the
building since Tuesday. the police We're
told, and the condition Of his body in
dicated that death had occurred al
least thirty-six hours before the body
was found. The police say that he
probably died as a result Of accident.
His body was taken to the morgue
and relatives were notified.
Evening star., 1914-11-27
DRASTIC MEASURE ADOPTED.
Commissioner Sells Invokes Law
Against Liquor Sales to Indians.

Gross violations of the law against
selling liquor to Indians or taking
liquor onto an Indian reservation
caused Cato Sells. commissioner of In
dian affairs, today to resort to drastic
measures to stop what he believes has
become a practice on the Usage reSer-
walton in Oklahoma.
Commissioner Sells has invoked the
law which empowers him to suspend
payments to the Indians when he is
convinced intoxicating liquors are
within convenient reach of them and
has directed the superintendent of the
Usage reservation to suspend the De-
cember payment of several thousand
dollars unless he is satisfactorily as
sured by the chiefs and head men Of
the tribe and the country and town OIL
GERS. and also the leading citizens
selling liquor to Indians or introduc-
ing it into Indian country is strictly
enforced"
Evening star., 1914-11-27
OKLAHOMAN CALLS ON
Commissioner SELLS
W. W. Hastings. Who Gave Away
Bride at Croker Wedding.
Visits the City.

w. w. Hastings, the man who gave
away the bride at the wedding of for
mer Tammany Chief Croker and Miss
Beulah Ed,nonson in New York yester-
day. came to Washington today to call
on his old friend. Indian Commissioner
Cato Sells. Mr.. Hastings is Mrs. Cro-
ker's uncle. . Mr.. Sells assured a Star
reporter today that Mr. Hastings is
the classiest indian in Oklahoma
Mr.. Hastings. when interviewed on
that particular point. modestly refuted
Indian Commissioner Sells stateraent
and turned his remarks TO the sub
ject of the wedding yesterday.
Bride Not a Full-Blood Indian.
The new Mrs. Croker is Cherokee
Indian of the Five Civilized Tribes. but
not full-blooded by any means. as she
numbers among her forefathers an
English Army officer and an English
nobleman. She has been interested in
| music and similar forms of art. study
| ing at a Boston institution until re-
Gently.
II haven't the slightest. idea how she
| became acquainted with Mr.. Croker,
said her uncle, Mr.. Hastings. today.
THE first idea I had of it was two
| asking if would give her away at this
| wedding. No announcement had been
made, so | kept the matter to myself
| Member of Next Congress.
Mr.. Hastings was asked to describe
the wedding. but he merely said: 'It
was large wedding. Twenty-fiyc oeo-
pie were there"
Mr.. Hastings will be a member of
Congress from the new Muskogee dis
trict of Oklahoma in the next Congress
sitting with the democrats. He looks
no more like the popular idea OF an
Indian than he looks like the popular
idea of an inhabitant of Mars. How
ever, he is big medicine" among the
! Cherokees, he represented them as
attorney for years. appeared before the
Supreme Court of the United States
in their behalf, and never lost case
for them there. he says. He attended
! to their intricate affairs In closing up
| their business when the five civilized
tribes were enacted into full citizen
ship and received land allotments.
Evening star., 1914-11-27
The Araucanians.

Among the Araucanians, the bravest
of South American Indians, number
of queer customs survive. Though they
use all kinds Of American agricultural
machinery, they still believe in good
and evil spirits, in witches and witch
doctors. FRANK G. CARPENTER
describes a visit to their reservations
in the Special Features Section OF next
Sundays Star.
Evening star., 1914-11-27
Import Cigar Stamp Requirements.

The customs stamps required to be
attached to importations of cigars or
cigars made of imported tobacco VIII
continue to show the place of manu-
facture of these cigars. the origin OF
the tobacco from which made and the
character of the cigars. according to
the method of manufacture, according
to previous rulings OF the Treasury De
par,ment just affirmed. This decision
denies the appeal of New York manu-
fa
Evening star., 1914-11-27
Stranded Americans His Guests.

COPENHAGEN, November 27.-Ed
ward d. Winslow, American consul
general here. and Mrs. Winslow last
night entertained at a Thanksgiving
dinner about 200 Americans who are in
Copenhagen awaiting transportation to
the United States. Speeches were made
praising President Wilson and the
State Department for the assistance
they have rendered Americans stranded
in Europe during the war.
Evening star., 1914-11-27
BELGIAN Relief Installment Pledges

CHICAGO, November 21.-Contribu-
tions totaling S45,1S1 have been
pledged by Chicagoans in al install
ment relief plan for starving Belgians.
II was announced today. Citizens
agreed to give a certain sum each
month for six months. The amounts
pledged are from IS to s25 monthly.
Evening star., 1914-11-27
MARRIED.

CROW-WcI.TZ TN Saturday, November :: l9l I
by the Res. w. J. Morton. RAE Ann WOLlZ
and FRANCIS THEODORE CROW.
ROCERs-yOS PALAkNBERG. At Old Trinity
Church New York city, November -. 1914.
Mrs. RAYMOND vON PALMENBERi OF
New York and WILLIAM b. ROGERs, L.
Evening star., 1914-11-27
Obituary.

'OI KINHORN. HANNAH NJ. widow Of r. -.
I'oltinhorn. who for many years c"nohcici
Il printing establ!> >hnent here. died of ol'l =
at the lone of her daughter. Mrs. Lewis !
Battle. 140l Kenn"dy street northwest. We'd
nesday night. November -. 1911. aif"f a.
illness cf two months. Mrs. rokn "rn Has
born here In 1882. She the daughter ~
the late JOHN Thompson of Annapolis. aud ir
survived 10y Mrs. Battle, two sons, J'>.p
and Charles H.: tw" sisters. Mrs. Vi. T..
Stott and Mrs. Rudolph johnson: ia grand
chilircn ard two great grandchildren. -