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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19

TIRE ssIssrcn sr.s esN vs- sW,
es.'.ost rlo,h'ns. furniture. ti,ehen
use ,.''s. dishes. he'd'Ne. etc. Anv.
"~e having any " sach eIesee phone
RED eess and they Will he called 70.
rtcmr'Is rharts-rset r. =
slsas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

3pei 9uort 6onig tpirb beiB ges
modt uno nit 2 93Funb gelblidem
sorin5uder bermii6t, porduf nan
nu9 unO nod Ii pfunb gefdnittens
Mlanbeln J qfunO tleinseF6nittsnes
i3itrpnat, ebenIobiel pommeran5ens
fhule, bos Gelbs BON 2 3itrOnen, 81
lln3eu geItoBsnen 3immet, 1 llnse
gleifen, 2 GBlDffel feinen Eum unb
2 MeFerIpiben 9ottaIde binSuges
mengi, 5ulebt A 9funb Mebl bomit
perriibrt unb ben Seig Oann einiee
Stunoen long ruben ldbt Damn
treibt man ibn sur 9ide zines tleinen
singers ous, Itid6t NIT bemebltcn Gors
men bic qfeffertuden ab, ldBt Iie iiber
gla6i Iicgen, bGdt Iie auF einem gledl
5ei mGBiger 9ibe uuo iiber5iebt iie
nit elmer beliebieen @LaIur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

Sine 9afle 3uter, A Gier, MeiBes
unb Dotter Iepdrat geIblegen, / pint
Nlil9, 2 GBlDfFel GornsStGrte, ben
Saft unb bic obgeriebene S9ole bon
9 3itronen. Die GornsStGrte tpiro
nit etipas Mil9 aneefeu9tst, Oonn Su
Der onSeren, bic man 3um &o9en aufs
geIebt bat, bin5ugegoHen, uno ldBt bos
@on5e S Miinuten unter beltGnbi9em
gRiibren fo9en. Wlan entfernt bic
Wlild bonn Seusr, fiigt / GBl0ffel
Butter bir5u, unb lGBt es obtiibler.
.3uder llnb 0otter tperben gut gei9Ias
gen unb bonn Der Mild 5ugefiigt.
Damn nirb 3itronenI9ole unb Soft
langfom bineingeriibrt. Wlan bndt
ben pubbine in elmer Sorn, bic iu-
fpenbia nit Butter beItri9en iit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
SIeden aus Q a m m t.

lin Sleden BON Da6s uno Sor5
berriibrenb aug Sommt beIeitigeR gu
t0nnen, bebiene man iib zines gutter
Q0I1popiers, leee basIelbe ouf ben
Sled, ben man ober borber nit Benz
ain betupft Bat. glun bolte man bic
innere Seite bes Stoffes, brett uns
ter bem Sled, iiber beiBes @oHer. 10
bab bos Sor3 ober Da9s I9mel5eu,
unb bos 6liebblntt es oufIousen tonn.
ST bies geI9eben, nebme man elm
reines, peiGes in Meingeiit getau9tes
2dppbsn 5ur Sonb, nit Dem man
Io9te uub lei9t iiber bic Stelle, iuo
Der Sled mar, Itrei4t unb bierduf biirs
1tet man nit elmer ipei6en 8iirfte, In
Der &i9tunq oGer, pie Der 6noen bes
Gepebes lGuft, Sleden BON 0sl. Sir
niB, Sar5en, Soften, Seer uno Wns
geni9miere beIeitigt man aug allen
Stoffen nit 8en5in (Is6r feuergefdbr=
li9D, lGbt gut perflii9tigeu, uno iolls
ten nod @9muB= ober Gdrbefleden
ibri9 bleiben, penbet man Elm tpenig
biinnes SetfenpaFer (bon gaittIes
SeiFe) an. sylsdsn BON poraffin uno
Stearin iperben aus ollen Stoffen nit
itortem Weingeiit beieitigt. saut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
q q @ntiaer q @Gntelt

/. Rl6re ! qfun0 8ntter fdois
mia, pcrriibre bonn 8 Gier gut nit
ber Butter unO sebe z qfunb 3udet
bosu imb etpos 3itronenI6ale, riiAre
bos @onae cine babe Stunbe tiidttg,
tets nod elmer Seite; miIdbe bonn
Me6l boSu, Biz Der Seig ii9 auspols
len lGBt. Menn er Our6gearbeitet III.
70 T9nsioe gut ftrgcrlange uno finger
Dide Stiide oopon ab, brebe iie let4t
unb bnde is in betBent S6mol5 f9Dn
2. Gin gfuno Wlebl ! Qfuno gu
der. a Gier, / pfuuO, iiibe Butter.
bic Butter sereeben laifen unp mil
bem 3uder Derrii6rt; bonn @ier, ems
na9 cem onOern unb 5ulebt bag
Mebl; bic Gier Ioipie bos Ulehl biirs
fen niat gu talt iein, bdnn ldn9lib
qerout un6 in beiBem 6ett gebdden;
lie miiFen in ben 6eit I8pimmeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
SHhrerfricoffes.

9as out oereiniete uno in poHenbe
Gtiide Serlegte Su6n ipirb nit Sups
penfrGuiern in ARIA 2 9uort Daher
peihqefo6t, po5u ie nod bsm Glitter
oes Tteres ID % Stunoen erfprbers
lin inb. MunT9t man bas TlsiIH
re6t ipeib gu baben, 70 blan9iert nan
es porter, b. B. man lGBt es einige
Wlinuten in ieberbem @uFer ,gtebt
bann tultes 6oriiber unb isBt ss erIt
tonn nit faltem @aKer duf 3ur
Goiice bersitet nan nit 2 2DffeIn
Dle6l unb etipas Butter cine bcle
wlebH5piBe Derto9t iie nit einem
Sell 6er 6iibncrbriibe, gibt Elm @lns
WeiBpein, etipaS 3itronenidft unD
einen 2offel &apern bo3u, legiert nit
einem gigelb un6 lGBt oas 9iibners
fleifh nod stpus in biefer Sauce 5ies
ben. Will man oos @eri9t perbilliz
aen, 70 fonn nan WeiBfpein uno Gis
gelb oud fortIoTen, unb itott beIIer
NIT ettpoS ge6adtsr peterFlie biz
Sauce I9madboFt maiden. glm be-
'ten pobt 5u bisTer Speiie sebdmpftsr
Reis, ben man nit Der Siibnerbriibs
ooer ou9 nur nit WuFer unb stpas
Butter quellsn lieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
Scr 9OrnitrandI.

Sin GoruItraud ftduo duff ber Stibe
oQein,
sDer Gisniup pfiff Dur4 IeiR Diirr
@ebein.
sybm tat niHt ipsb
@turm, 6roIt nod S9nes
Gr mar berocrrt uno i6lief f9on
Iauge,
9r l6lief gan3 Ionper 5reub' unb
8ange,
f6d fam oer Sri6iirs ulit 2aub unb
SIN DOrnIirdudl rditeHO sin @OsIsin
iab.
Dos foet Slit
linb bic Qrtnel bliibtl
@ie bIiibt Bel ber 2iebiten I'm beims
lid6en glsits,
@ie Gieb', adj bic aieb' tit bon allen
bds Bette.
Mis 70 bos @0sIsiu ou Tinssn be-
gam,
Da ging ben DornItrnuh Elm Groums
Bib an,
Dos beudt i'm gut.
Gg tparb ibm 5umut,
Qlls batt 1t bic 3neige in Tsliesn
Eaeen
Bon rotsr, BON bliibenber Stolen ass
tr0deu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

gnoe bes Sobrss 1873, aIs Der
.,Mlte 8liiberD iic6 in bet @egeno bon
Miesbaben aufbtelt, bsIu9tc Ct, 70 ers
sdblt mon Fc6, bas 6ortioe Rurbaus,
i'm Iein Slid am SpieltiEh al perFils
lben. 90 Fanbrn Iib Diele ylengierige
sin, bic Ben GiICb umItdnben unb 9liis
dler beo6acbteien. Der alte Serr drs
eerts ii4 boriiber; sr itanb ouf lot
li1 i'm RreiIe Inn unO fragte:
osRann mir bier esHsr 1000 Salsr
boraen9!"
es melbet ii6 tsinsr su 6iefer
groae, tpDrauf 8liiHer NIT elmer erts
lprs9enben SoHobeneeung Ha6 Der
Wunbc benlertlt.
nas mid oas esne lumpigts Sirs
lanbt.1
Der arsis bon 8ui6ousru s.E8og
fia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

$f83g uUW Wturte StuYts
gei @ebsimrat Rlusss mar 5roBe
Mulrsguns bos jingle, 10 Sabre,
q monaie unb 3 4ase alte 50dtsrden
glWremit batts udmlib ioeben .afs.
goriI& ertldrt, buB Iie fliegen Iernen
none unb bo bitIes perlp6bnte &iro
fell ibrer TilBsn gobB5sit ltsts ones
burdeeTsbt bate, mar lie bodIt srs
Iiauri, bob man ibrsm @erufspIla
bon alien @eitsn miBbilisenb, obs
tDe6renb unb psrneiutnb eutgegsntrot.
4npo. ber liebe, CUTE, font 8l aIlsm
Sa Yogtnpt, batte nur ein iiIr3es,
rrenqts glein, iDdbrenp bic gutmiitiss
Uaoma IsufssnO uHb Fobnenb, ia
lHIisBIia banbrinssnb ibre iIeihs
Qlunemie beT9por, bod oou bieIer
Sose su IoHtn. Gjrete nnb Sanna, ois
btioen alttren e56mrIlern, meinten
irpnifn, cab bisIer Derp0butt tleiue
Nodfird ia immer ,ttpas 8tlOHberes
bobtn miiBts,
glur gruotr 4ntt, Der floite Refes
tenoor, la6te iiber Dlis's plau.
gSh m0bie NAL tinen 8orIhlns
mad)eu, Iogte er nit 70 rubigem, iqds
Iident Grnh, paB 9llle gsfpdrut aufs
bDrnttn. .Sbr iennt ia metreH ebes
maIiaru @duIfreuno. Dr. Grid Ders
rer, ber felt siHem Sabre flisgt unc
als elmer ber belien uno 3upsrldfIigiten
qiloten oilt. @r mabt auesrbltds
lid cine Sournee bur6 Qmsrila,
fommt aber I'm Triibjabr 5uriid.
Wlie lam ia BEL ihm probepeiIe ~ ots
QeHre aeben. $40 erDe.mid3 gIcidls
fans all bisIen sylugperiuden betelIts
oen; ouF Itiueiit Appurat lit ibr aes
btn onna Iiher. Gans Grid bic 9lie
ioIentiert fiir'S TIiesen finbet tam
man ia peitsr iebeu, ober@ bier lab
ii Bic atbemIog, nit giiibeuDen Manz
oen aubDrenbe Qlnnemie I4orf unD
bnrhbriuqenD an, .peHn er ertldrt
boB lie FG ni4t fiir ben 6Iugiport
etanel, bann muB lie pon ibrem plon
enbqiltie unb fiir trumer obItebeH-
Das 9erfpreneu muB iie ober ibon
Dor6er ftierIi4 uu0 ouf Gbrenmort
aebtn."
Der Ge6eimrat entibieo itblieBlif
mil peuig Mortsr
Cjm Ipenn 3r Meruer lie IL pie
Qebre nimmi uno Rurt Itets als treuer
@eoIeiter babel iii, bnnn lam iie metz
ueiipeoen Flitgtn IerneH unb oamit
boIta; icb bobe jebt genug bon Der
5odle unb min in Rube metn Abenos
blaii leIen
5o mar Bic Qlngsleger9eit crleoist,
oenu ptnr bet @cbeiHrnt feline Heoe
Mil einem ,gofto" beiAlob, Danr
maaieu TelbH @rste uuo Sanna tetH
gnDrt Des WiberlpruAes msbr.
Go enoete Der ereignisrei1e 2os
Sci ye6eimrat Rluges, ein 3og,
btNen l4idIolsrsite 5plgen err sIn
babies syn6r lpdter auf 6em 5lugplas
ltntiEanDen,
gs pdr eir ipAnbcrihcHer Jrll9z
linqsiag, ais 2luuemie &luge N Bes
aleiiunq bet GlterR unp bes 8ruoers
Bic beioen ShlpeItern batten oans
genb abgelebntz andl pem JlugplaB
guhr. i'm Sinm skftGu mol ben auts
{iiea III bit GiiFla 3u pagen- gBie lpar
Fs TItibig aepsleu biz gun5en Dlo'
late binourh, ion iih prdttiIG uno
ihe0reiiIm fiir ib4e tilnftige aauTbnbn
por2u6ereiieN %Si @nnD BET Reler9e7
npparai, ben Dt. QBtrner iiets be-
nubte, tpenn & Init etrem 4ahasier
floo. Menu bAnn otr glltinut'ge
8Ronteur gum @poB ben Wlotor n
@elpequng iebte, io bnB er tau@ie
nnD lurrte, DanH purbe ons ll1ngs
Wldod,sn g1uS uHgebulOis am
lfebffen pdre iis siHfa9 ouIssitiegtH
unD bate bic @ods obne isos ollie
probieri.
gnbIi6 lam Or. Nerner, o,r lang
ruo IsbnIiiaiia Grpartsis, 8uria unb
Tcr Nreffpnnft Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
Sir 9aaS llnO
&ii6e.
gl2 l21beIpoIttur.

nit 2einDl gut dbserieben; na9 Q
bis 8 Sagen einsn 2appen nit balb
Mil9, 6alb WaKer bsfeu9ten unb ba>
nit no9reiben. 9ei Iebr obgenubten
MDbeln muB nobmals nit Sel pors
gearbsitet iperbsn, ebe man nit Wlil9
unb MoHer na4reibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
0sr Qhilonthrppin iElOrence gaiabt

Der 4bilontbropin 5lorenceN Nigbtz
insale (1820 Biz 1910, elmer Der
i9ortGmpFerinnen Der Sriebensbepes
eung in @nslonb, lit jeBt, tpie man
iins mitteilt, in ibrer @oterItobt 5los
renS Elm eigenartiees 3entnal errintet
iporben. Dos Wlonument, Oos in
benz &loIter6of Der 4irde bon ST..
Groce erri9tet 1T, itellt bic uners
f9rodenc @oritcberin bes SoIpitals
bon @tutari bar, fpie iie init Der
2ompe ouf benz S4ldhtfeIbc nod
@srtpnnoeten Iu4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
g6nibet.

MGBigteit 1T cine 9lr5nei, bic
ni1t @eIb totet, Ionoern einbringt.
9egeiFerung iit ctne 8erei4e>
rung bes 2ebens fir arme unb getdbe.
Maan pirb nd9fens bic bartses
fo9ten Gier f9eibenpeiIc Dertoufen.
Miller suteu 0inse finb Orsi 4.
nur di9t, penn 5pei OaDOn perliebt
fno.
SSfIi6teit 1T bas Oel, pels
DIES bas RGberpert Oes 2ebens glots
ter Iaufen ldBt.
Die 2eute Serbre6en ii9 oft bic
R0pfe bariiber, pie man4e Wleni9en
leben unb - parur.
g @Dn man6er bat cine ftb0ne
ssrau bobur9 aus ben 4ueen Derlos
rem - buB sr iie gebeiratet bat.
Gin Iiiber Sroit 1T uns gebtieben:
BON ben Soften ipirb nur @utes ge=
fproben aber au4 nur bon ben
Soften.
SIN Mor9enlanbe iperoen bic @ers
riidten fir beilis eebalten; i'm 9(benOs
lanbe iueroen oft Die 6eiIigen fir bers
riidt ertldrt.
0ie 8H6er Iinb bic beIteu, bic ber
gerfoFer Ielber ni9t gum afDetten
MoIe rma9en fann". iiber bic er ii4
Ielber punoert.
Den g2arren eebDrt Der 3og, bic
g2o9t ben @eiIen, bo Iie sottIob ni4t
mebr gu pirien nOtig baben, ipeil iie
bos Sbrige obeetan boben.
Wer in einem i9pantenben Men@
i9en Rem @louben ertpedt, bnB man
an feline &roft gum @uten unbebingt
elaube, Der tann ibm &raft einfIOBen.
&uf cine G6icne tommt fir jebes
Sunberttoufeno boriiber eefnbrener,
nicht bremIenber 3iioe elm mittIerer
@erI9leiB BON 1,6 Mtlimeter S4ies
nenbObe.
,&unftritifer iinb beutaus
tnee iiberfliiIfig", erfldrt ein 9beoters
6irettor. Sebr ri9tig - eenn bos
Gbeater BON beute Dat ni9ts nit Der
aunit gu TIM.
aRadfebr 3ur g1atur" beiBt
2ubpie 6ulOo8 neucs 9uit1piel. gu
ipsIGer Notur9 Ser gloiur BET aipils
ben Sooo", res .Solismon" ober bes
yberIoreren Yora0ies"9
@in Mlann in MiTouri {udt cine
Trou, bic miroeIfcns 900 pfunD
pieet. Gniirccer III rer Gin Dlra
IeumsbeIiber oocr CT min e(cn iuo3
baben fir Iein GjelS.
@er bic glot ni9t iearcl, Nclcr |
bat, beritcbt ljc foit niemol8; iic rcia
iten NleuIden olouycU, meil 6 IGncr
5ufdllig gut gcbt, miiHc c9 olet
Meni4en Gut gc9cn.
@el9er Gicg iitf Ill tc,l glroc
elmer ou9 unftbGncn Wluiicr, rSnn bic
tinberloIe G96nfeit oor iEr rrrricn
min. benn cine Wlutier brou9i feline
S90nbeit, iic bat mebr.
Der Monn, ber beufe, b. \. in bie>
fem 4ueeublid G3srie 1T, 1T i'm ndd=
Iten SoIent uno nicoer i'm nd9Ren
Dummtopf. Ser Monn bon Salient
1T ober 9oIeni, uno Der 9ummtopf
1T elm DummtOpf.
Die 9trober be5eigen bel 8egegs
nurg ibre SreunbT9oFt bomit. bnB fe
chamber Iecbs= bis o9tmnl bic 0dnOe
f9iitteln. 2trober bon bobem &onge
geben nod peiter, inbcn iie chamber
mebrmals innig umarmen.
D2on bat berIu9f, bic Wlutterliebe
ols einen Nusflub bes Sriehe5 5ur
@r6altung Der @ottuns gu ertl6ren.
ga, bnnn tpiro es fpobl oudb 70 Ictn,
ooB Der Mpno f9eiut. oomit bic Dilbs
ter etpos 5l beiingen boben.
Sott 1T bic b09Ite 9Iiitc elmer
ollmG6li9 srlansten llmaonosbilourg.
SerSensgiite uub 8eiheioenfeit brouz
den iicb niht nod Wliibe gu gsben, oie=
fen 8iloungsgrao 5il errciAen Tott
III Der 8eritanb beg 6er5ens
Bel Sbo1ineen i'm Gortor S6offs
bouIen ipur6e cine prdbiIforiId6e @ie=
oeIuuq entbedf @ie Iicgt ni9t nett
pom 2eBIerlo6, no friifer 91}erf urb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

oin n9liul. luie mar Is ouf Dem
ser 6rouenrehtleriiinen ?"
yGnt5iideno; naeS bat Mid i'm mel.
nen bii6iden Wlonn benedict
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
Die Ii tebrung.

3usiidacaebeL 9irf'
lid, Srau 0ircttor, acitcru ols S6r
N'am poH inns iort 0iug lab iM,
oaB ieiH Snt total pcrItaubt wor"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

ga, id iueiB. CT 6atte ion uu-
gliidIidcripciie aii Sbr 6cnltcrbrctt
gcle0tl@
Gie Sauptio @e 6reut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

.llnb uas meine Gbrlthteit Be-
trif[t Da lam mir tein Menib oui
Der qansen QBelt aud nur oos oIlers
eerineIte no9iogen! SD bin eBrli6
but6 uno Our9, bis ouf bic Rno9eui'
,RunitItiit Bel unIerer Yoli5si!"
Die llmtebrnng.
Gulalie (im BaFer): u0ilfel
SiIfs!"
Sunger Wann 80, ipie i'd bs0oure,
DoB ib ni6t i9ipimmen tann"
gulaIie Springer sic nur rem;
i9 tonH'sl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

trafen cbe mir beirotbeten71 Der
e'dtte; yC ia; rno 0a ite9t oth rid.
tia id)or wieOer 10 eili giorr#
SinneS 0uoerung. H.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

llnberi6Gmt, G6ef Gals rr
sen aortoriiteit beiu Gidten CT.
toppD ,llmerihGint anf mcinc
Soften berii5mt weroeu 5u lpcueuE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

Gcr EreffpnHft. pie
Satin beim 5pa5iergona eut
ltnnit Dn cid mod, Eou mic mir
ilns iumer bier al oielem Dentplal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

CINE W}utier mub nollen, bdB
ibr aino bernnpd9i uno gebcibt,
ouf iicb Iel6it al iteben lerni llno
bod ben eriten tleinen S9ritt, osn es
tut, bsnubt es, Inn BON ihr fortSlls
tonmen. @s oibt i'm MenTdenleben
ni6t oft cine sr0Bere Sragit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

Man pirb nd9itens bic bartses
to9ten Gier I9eibenpeiie Dertoufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

SegeiFerung 1T cine 8srei8es
rung bes 9ebens fir 2lrme unb Reihe.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
RECEPTION FOR BRIDE -TOsE

Several receptions Will be dven|
this week to Miss Elizabeth hnry|
Talley, who is to be married on ted-
nesday evening to Garrett Jeffeson|
Hart, in Grace NJ. E. Church.
This evening Mrs. Frank Gree
Halsey. of Baltimore, Md. gives al
dinner at the Hotel Dupont in hopr
Of Miss Talley, and Tuesday niat
after the rehearsal at Grace Churo.
General Hart will entertain his bet
man and ushcrs at the Hotel DuPoIt
and Miss Talley will entertain he
house guests and maid OF honor, Mis-
Sara LOleta Bright, at her home. Mrs
Halsey. Mrs. Sarah Tal.ey Dalton. of
New York city, and Miss Emma Ball,
of Washington, ID. c., VIII be gusts
of Miss Talley and her mother, Mrs.
Hannah Elizabeth Bright Talley, from
today until after the welding. Miss
Talley's only attendant Till be Miss
Bright.
Edward Hart, of Towngnd, will act
as best man for his broter, and the
ushers will be Edward T. Wead, Of
Wilmington; w. H. NJ. !hilling and
Hon. William Benson Herbert. OF
Philadelphia; Colonel Ernst H. Bald
win, Of Boston, Mass: Jon Day Tai
ley, of New York City, | cousin Of
the bride, and John NJ. 6alfant, OF
kennett Square, Pa.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs David c. Montgom-
cry. Jr.. Of Marcus Hook, were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Car
ter. in this city, yesterday.
p. II. f. Wyatt, OF Philadelphia,
who has been visiting relatives in
Wilmington. has returned home.
Lieutenant Albert Miller Penn, U.
5. n. is spending a month with Mrs.
Penn, at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Roop Smith. Lieutenant
Penns ship. u. S. S. Kansas. is at
League Island Navy Yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Knowles and
son Thomas went to Bethel, Sussex
county yesterday in Mr.. Knowles
new car. They we're accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, parents OF
Mrs. Knowles, who have spent the
winter in this city
Mrs Frank Sellers gave a dance
Saturday night for her daughter
Miss Frances Sellers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Haskall
who were married late in January
and have been in Egypt and Europe
on their wedding trip, are now al
their home No 900 Broome street.
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Capelle
Jr., and George S. Capelle, Sr., re-
turned from Atlantic City on Friday
after a weeks stay.
William G. Pennypacker, of Buffa-
10. n. y, is spending the week with
his grandmother, Mrs. William G
Pennypacker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis whitten sal
Wednesday from New York City foI
three-weeks' trip to Hayti and Ja-
maica.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Andrew:
and their five children of Somerset
Va, are staying at Fortress Monroe
for a fortnight, and will later come
here to be guests Of Mrs. Eugene du
Pont.
Miss Margaret Zimmerman, o
Germantown. Pa, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Wilmington, hai
returned. to her home.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
cANAvAN-LYNAM.

Miss Agnes Cahayan, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. P. c. Canavan and Thomas
Lyman We're married on Wednesday af-
ternoon az 81. Pntricll's Church by the
Rev. Father Quigley.
The bride wore a gown of the doucet
model of white silk crepe dc chine with
train The bodice was OF old chantilly
lace and chiffon and pearl trimmings.
Her veil was draped with lilies OF the
valley and she carried shower bouquet
of white carnations and orchids. Her
sister, Mrs. Harry Lyman. acted as maid
Of honor. and wore an elaborate gown OF
pink crepe dc chine. trimmed with chif-
ion panniers. She wore large picture
hat of shadow lace and pink velvet.
Harry Lyman gave the bride away
A wedding dinner was served at the
brides home TO the immediate families.
after which they left for an extended
trip. to Washington and points south.
Many useful gifts were received of cut
glass, silver, bric-a -brac. etc.
Among the guests We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. p. c. Canavan, L. p. Lyman and
daughters. Anna, Mary and Ella, Charles
and Leo Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Canavan and daughter. Margaret, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry A. Lyman and sons.
Masters Fank c. and Harry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler, Mrs. George j. Coates. Miss
Annie Ford, Miss S. F. Lynn. Miss Annie
Haney, Franklin Ainsworth. Michael
3 Murphy and Miss Eva Ainsworth, r.
lR. Meredith of Coatesville, Pa, and
I Bernard Manning OF Chicago.
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
Clean UP plans
ARE BEING MADE
General Committee Will
Meet Tomorrow Night TO
Discuss the Work
WANT EVERYBODY
TO AID MOVEMENT

A meeting for the purpose Of
formulated more comprehensive
plans for the proposed Cleanup
Week" for Wilmington has been
called by the publicity committee Of
the Cleanup Week committee to be
held in the Charmber of Commerce
rooms in Eden Hall tomorrow night
II Is the idea of the committee TO en-
list the services of the various city
departments. civic associations,
churches, w0men's clubs, various or
ganizations and all citizens In general
to clean the city OF all accumulated
refuse of the winter. Each citizen is
request to clean the premises
around his home. Il is also proposed
to brighten up houses that have be-
come dingy from lack of paint by
giving them coating of paint.
Fences are 20 be whitewashed and
houses surrounded by yards are TO
SOW the yards with grass seed. Spe-
cial direction viii be directed to gut
ters and drains around properties
which make a breeding place for mos
Quitoes and flies.
To further the interest in the
movement, the organization commit
tee has sent out the following letter
TO the citizens of Wilmington:
Dear Sir: The formal organiza-
tion OF a cleanup campaign for the
week commencing May 4. was effect
ed at a luncheon of the Delaware
Paint Club given at the DUPONT Ho-
tel.
1T Is the desire TO interest all the
people in this work and It is propos-
ed that committees for each ward
shall be appointed and that all the
city departments, Chamber OF Com
merce. civic associations, schools and
churches shall be invited to take an
active interest in this commendable
work. 70 the end that this city will
be given a general cleanup and the
incentive for continued work in this
line Every church is requested to
give notice TO its members, and to
delegate some society to take charge
OF its district.
"A general meeting has been called
for Tuesday night at p. m. at
Chamber of Commerce rooms. Eden
Hall. 2O6 West Tenth street. and
trust you will be represented to take
part in planning this work. II is
intended at this meeting that COM
mittees shall be appointed TO take in
every section of the city so it is inn
portant that you should be repre-
sented
your reply 10 Clarence J. Pyle.
EVENING JOURNAL, will be much
appreciated
do IL for Wilmington.
walter NJ Francis
Clarence J. Pyle,
James ID. Stroud.
Organization Committed"
Evening journal., 1914-04-20
WOMAN
WAS MURDERED
Parker Couple Held at Dover
After Death of Minnie
Lodge
MAY HAVE BEEN
BEATEN BEFORE SHOT
Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, April 2O.-After an in
vestigntion on Saturday last by the cor
oncr's jury composed 1f W. g. postles.
II. G. Taylor, W. r. Peters. james S.
Goodwin, William Weyant. Charles Zear-
ioss and George Farrow, verdict in
the shooting OF the negro woman early
Saturday morning. in a house ON Kirk
wood street. was reached to the effect
that Minnie Lodge came TO her death
as the result of bullet wounds and other
wounds on the head inflicted by parties
unknown to the jury Eye witnesses
said the woman was shot while in a
tusslc for possession of the weapon.
Acting on Instructions from Attorney
Attorney General John 3. Hutton.
Henry and Lizzie Parker vera arrested
on charge OF murder and held with
out bail. Later Saturday afternoon,
Fred Jackson, alias Fred Allen. was
locked up on a charge of keeping a
speakeasy or bringing Intoxicating H.
quors into dry territory beyond the
amount required by law, as in search
for other evidences of disorder at the
Parker room the police officers found
~ quarts of whisSey and eight BOTTLES
of beer. Jackson admitted TO the jury
that he lived in Dover part of the time
and in Wilmington, Del.
From the investigation and eNamina-
tion of the dead Lodge girls head the
physician and Jury are confident that
the girl was hit with some blunt I'M
strument in the front Of the head as
well as ON the top OF the head before
she was shot.