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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Venner, ic Der!

Silonb Sfanbinapiiie WSiiou / Sc
attle, 8oib, bpis Sornlaal er at poe
annhelie, mornlit % financiel Si9lp nj
ben Stnre al iianbiuaoiife SicmGro,
SiIfere % andre Ion fGrbe5 / benne Sn,
e; M nabuet. Ser bar oRret ct tort
Scbop for en- ieaban 0tisiiou iom ben>
ne. Man9e bar ieet gebooet % er M
glade ooer at Sr6eioet er 6capnOt.
RSiioneu aabneSes BEN 19be Sob.
Wange bar frermebt iii Gabningsmooct
for at onre ueb % inooie bort ~prr9tiee
2otaIe til Serrens Sag. Tait. :. Sols
Iefien fra 9etbania lutb. Sritirfe, Snit.
Saul Noob fra Set ioenife Sabernatel
on llnberte9uebe tnIte neb A%nlebuiugcu.
S~RiebGreliet aabnebes en- llee Ienere.
@cgprbeIien bar o9ret 9ob % Srems
tihsnbiieterne er neget oooe.
Ru er Set mart Sui. Ser er en-
Glare i~fanoirabiife Siem9no o9 Siifss
re, BELT nor'fc, Tom er Ian mango tlis
iinber 0til borte fra fine Silent % fine
GiGre. Sor oisie bill Sulen bare lioer
eIer ingeu @etbSnina, ia tanife bare
pGtfe itisnne Sarnbomsminoer Iom olI
fnIbe beres Sierter meo @etnoo % Sabn
ont Der life siores noeet for at 9isre bet
libt ~bpg9eligt for Dem. @i bar beitentt
at bolbe SliletrGfeit / Isiioner for Big.
ie an6eu S~uIeba8sofien. Slere bar al:
lerebe ia9t at SC bill ienbe SuIegaper. %
bi er forbisiet ON at mango arore 81
9jere Set iannte, naar Sc faar bsre on
benne 4%nIebnine. @i beSer mi puu De
6ierteligIte enboer iom IGier oisie Gin:
ier. at Sc life bil olemme bisle boz,
fiGre 2anbsmrnb iom paa 8runb al liz
3iositining er f%iernet fra fine airr'
og &ienbte benue Sui. Senb en- @abt
liDen eGer itor og ben pil blipe lbbel
ber Senue Set. Sen iom giper oil 8lr.
sc uo9et Sierfe oe bill ieIp beite SclIig
reIie beraf.
8arerle bill bIibe mootd9nc meo "a
oG fan ienoes iii: Siloab Scanoinaciul
Iisiion. II 8. gesler 8ab, SeattIe
&ai6. q. S. gerse.
8eItprer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
on beipnoerlig Mmbefalims

@nbper peb - Ifriper Tariicrblas
set "9'oeupre" - of mani for at op.
raa &eiIetinooelie ira Sranfrig til
gneIanb, life blot ifal babe en bel
&liffert fulb al officieae Tapirer,
men of man poerligere ma prG tere
iuIbgpIoigt 9epis for, at HeiIen bar
ct ~alporIigt og uopiGtteli9t Sor.
moal og err uomgjpngelig neooenoig.
5 Senbolo BERTH bIep en- ung Ti.
ee, Der iorleoen pilbe til England %
i ben I~nleoning melote Jig paa bet
franife Tas.aontor, noie ubipurgt
ON, hpao bun pilbe / gnglanb. "a
bum bapoe iparet, at Sormaalet meo
&eiien bar, at perieftionere Zig / gn.
aelIf, erfl9reoe Gas. Wanoen, at ban
fun iaa Jig iitano til at gipe benbe
ben enifebe Heiietiaaoelie, bpiS bun
fmmoe gootgisre, of BET pirfelig par
neopenoist for benbe at reiie ODER
aanalen for at lore oct engelife
Sprog.
Gen nPite Gag msote Den iin9e
Game after paa Tas.aontoret % TO-
reIagoe fslgenoe Inbeialing:
"llnoertegneoe iiatseramiterebC
99rerinoe bepibner berpeo, at ieg bu,
aipet Srsten z. Elmer | Gngelit, oe
iea fan paa sGre % Sampittigbef
ioriifrc, at Srefen Z. bar pGret er
uaIminheiig ubegapet Glen, pg al
bun tiltrooS ior De mango Elmer
blm bar iaaet hos mig, enbnu bal
Iaa tibet Anelie ON Gngelif, Of aIen,
ct l9ngere SpboIo i England ri
tunne biGlpe benoe."
Serit bereiter erflGrebe Den itren
ge Tas,G mbeosmanb iig tilfreos, OF
ben ialentleie 5rsfen Z. funoe iaG
'ubinbret iorti9tte Reiien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Eoruamge Setter @ilbelnt.

Seller @ilbeIm bar iiben &rigens
9egpnbelie faaet oct Orb paa Jig, at
ban er ~operalt". Oct fommer Der.
al pnaitaaes Oct, at Der finoes mere
emo en- Gerion / Den tpife slrme, iom
li9ner &eileren meget. Sioligere 10
&ei'eren al bette; MI inbier ban imio'
lertio Sproelen al bette, buorfor BON
uopelger gerIoner, iom ligner banl
meget, til at opboloe iig | hans Sm'
aipelier. San bar laoet Dem iferc
iig famine Uniform og gipet Dem De
iamne llbn1erfeli estegn, iom ban
Ielp bprer lom inf S%eltmarifalf. -
elsie Sobbeltgi9lgere gisr, at Sten-
Den olbrig peo, bpor &eiIeren er,
bpis be ifltloe forisge at orPbe BAN
nleo en- gombe fra ct 2uftitib eller
toge BAN tiliange. Sngen al aei'
Ierens Sienoer fan meb Siferbeo BIZ
De, ON ban er / %2uremburg, SLAM
oeren, Sranfrig, eaer peo oe trooper.
Iom oppererer MOB Hrsierne.
Gibere bar Irrangementet Der
Sorbel, at oct boloer bans trooper
% beres Sfficerer / aonoe. De lie,
peo @attetib en- feiierIig automobil
iom burtig pasierer eiennem Seiren'
meo 4eiierens p~elfienote Sfiffelie
ben itore &oppe paa Spbet tilbeire
MI og 90 beiparenoe en- Silien me;
Saanoen til 2uen.
@en &eiIerens arigsliit opbage
bes Ell Dag | ben l~betpoelige I'LL
@p 2uremburg, bpor life minore eni
ire 8eiiere @ilbelm Iamtioig iaae'
paa ire iorifielige Steber / gpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
!Nilicm ira Vor9e.
On Eprf. amerifauers beseiitrese
Stilorins AZ Eurge.

! On SamIing Sa5tior.rainssr.
. Neiiebenripelier, Raturii;Ioriueer,
! 9ist. III. NJ. ira Se: ilsnne'te
.Qano" meo 50 S~luitraIiorer %
0art al 3. @reuiur. 9oGen 1884
! 5iser) inoebolber %ioruser Suoleos
nina 90 2igtet Sc. ifisunsite
Yam, % aioerIerSe Iiiuit om uori.
, Rour. SriIuitSs og S2ortsIio cs
i~ipruSeuSe SdstopleUeIier. Siueo.
toilet er rigt % oa.'ert.
SuSbolS: Ser iiisrueits 2anb -
tSiIiielS5 = Sra Sled % SieSsr -
Nin ierite Snsttur = geeo Sifes
taru 90 8iiIe - SdatieIiiabet %
,uNryitninasu - YaI Seeia5o:tTIren
t. Roa uIoplig Sa9t - Stprbu,.ene
-, apitbotuen = 9inter / Norge -
!G;rter / ariitiauid % Srlesu - Eli
ITorne on Gintereu - 9uo5ranSSs
,srIsr - S~tprebutten pai Sfreus
@t1,rnsu - Stilsbntng pGi SsiileISet
u geraeusH orofioro sGr%iItlaria
tsslemartsn - Stapanger % Cn,egu
l. N,raersbdneu - ariTianias Sal
HERS Scgrs Bergen S%eIngnins az
ACKNOWLEDGMENT = SanIanes opsr
Acknowledgement Si erertprIes
isrS On Slroe expedition paa
Acknowledgement - Sorrelen - Sos'
r,isr / Horge - Silet9riler.
On Boa for enbuer. Der sr sIas /
M iaa en- iriit SiIi,n ira 9GmIeIau'
Set. Yris frit tilienst ...... $f.0O
som Hremie mes Soften"
ct sar SS.OO
10. Anundssa Publ. Co., 0eeerah. Ieva.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
Kanonfcn0en.

Nlireo arupp er @runolGggeren
al Sc aiaantilfe Smelteuerfer % aa'
noniteberier | GSien.
"Ipffe Bertha, err oct iibite Fro.
olft ser err fommet ira Gslen.
Won Den aonoutppe 'taI BIZ Den
forieroeliqite. BEN iioite az EoelRg'
geIiesmaifiner?
0aar hi neoenior Ter paa Ilireo
| arupps sip OF oettes GnoeIigt, mau
ri ipsrae oS ielp: "Sar ran ell Wten'
neifebeoen5 @elgisrer2 San, ielc
meo Den 6eoite Sanfe, oct at rem
title goelqggeliesmaifiner - pPre
iii gote Tor Wenneifene? Naar 81
Ter bans iioite 9eoeaar, er oet life.
iom ON hi itimter bag bans Sl,ng.
iino en- anflagenoe Gngel, Der manei
irem for hans inbre Slif, De Strsm
me al 3aarer, De Slomme az BLOB
Iom @eroen MAJ ie?
@i ifal Der bioi9tte nogen anier
Tier al tpife @laoe ueo hans $50:
Sons gar oeoe 1926 firn 80 gal
damned, iom Gier al ct lioet Ietal
iteberi.
Gen 14.aari9e glireo maatte Iol
lin Mor iorti9tte Saoerens Sirfiom
beo iom Observation-Disclosures Ser
ON ifriper ban ielu:
"Rin Sar bapoe iorbrngt lin 6cr
mle paa Soriss meo StaaIiisbning
Seq itco Ger uoen 3rnoitaber, eria
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19

brab Der er b9not BEN tioligere ian
eirfiomme eieniibioe geuuorinasorgon;'
iution i oor Sopeoitab, bporaf Sc pur
ct iaa attipt TeSIem. 9ten noeet ma
prre brnot. Set err ~iittert. @eu bpors
for Iabe 3eres b~aarlige 9ime saa I'D
opcr uitnIbiee 6oIt? Sperteu Sc euer
ncaen aroen er tient meb Get.
Spi5 oet er Seres ranime Gloor hoae
Ge I~tripcr / "Sambauo". oil ie9 scr
6rbiqbeb rdnoe Sent til at ie Gem ielp
i Speilet nnar Sc oil 6~usmdnbSltdna
beu tiaips. Cars Silidu.
8rano Sorts / December. 1916.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19
2laben R~orreiponoance.

e-psrosraaI fra Rer,puer, ipm lie opsiuet Na'
gapne iii Rcoaiiipucn, bsiparcs lite.
Spprsere beoes aiiatte tine Spsrgsraalt Ct haf' ~
trteltef Spros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19

let banbcr pfie. al Srere. fom troeboIeer
Isle pcngc on tffe CT reainrerei. iorrmer bort
gdd geten. senb otrisr ure rsfe Tense uosn
at ioa Suffering for yrepet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19

Sp.: On @ntemoub sier Seitnrnente
oe nGpner fine Barn iom Grpineer. VI
tex Ell Sib glitter Ran iig. Sm ban MI
DER ier aorer, fan bun oa frToe ilogen
arp? Sau bar in9en Barn meo IN
ii0ite Some. (Y. Sat
spar: Sa, Spncn bar i'm Get otter
Qppen, uben &enipn til Se'tamenfe.
Sun bchplper Sjcmitcoet, iaalrnse bun
Icper. Screfter sGar bet til hans Barn.
Ganr Der CT Gnfe o. Here eno ct Barn,
faar Gufen cit Srcpiebel af ben purtse
Gienopnt, @arnene Geitcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19

=, Sp.: 3 bpiIfet Gounfp lig9er Oct
9ar6, iom ifuloe aabues for Settlenent
/ eit for Grootston, Ninu.? Stal Oct
anbnes peb 2obtr9fnine?
Spar: Gfrip til Il. 2. Sanb De
flee, Grppfstun, Ntinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19

Sp.: Soob fables Spsetr9 paa en-
selTt?
Spar: Seed.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19

Sp.: Spab fables SbloebGriaft paa
gneeIif, % bbor Fan ben faaes?
g.: Gsienee of Glberberrp. 5pr'
bsr Sem paa ct gpptef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19

Sp.: Soob fables Segetre paa ens
selit2
Spar: Seed.
Sp.: Spao fables ~SbloebGriait paa
GneeIif, oe bpor Fan ben faaes?
Sp.: Gsienee of Glberberrp. 5prs
bsr Sem paa ct apptef.
Sp.: Spor fan ieg faa tisbt Sonos
arafpIaber nteb norife Snn9e pg gfulit.
oe paa bpilten 6onparaf fan De Ipiles:
fSpar: Sfrip til Nurttmeiteru Wns
tic Spuie, $50 2nb slpe., g, MinueapD-
tie, Minn., % nGpn "Secprabs EOitea".
Sp.: aan Sc giSe mig slbresIen III
"State gant examiners" / WinneI ota?
spar: state Capitol, ct. HauI,
Minn.
Sp.: I. 8an gbiteiere o9 Sapaneiere
Bill SoreneSe Staters 9orsere meb Stst
iii at itenrne for Yr9iibent?
9. Gar ghineIcre % Sapaneiere, ION
er foot / be Sorenebe Stater, famine Het
tx at femme iom andre. Der er fsot
her?
Spar: 1. Sa, bpis be ct natnralt'
ieret.
2. ga.
Sp.: gar ct 1zgents Sengeitpffe fro
1913 (tbft iom en- 50sGent) tsrtt
@rrbi enb en- aIminbelig Gent, ue boo:
itaI man beuberlbe iig2
Spar: Set peb hi life. Grit
til Ameriean Numisrnatie asiueiation
9etpisburs, Sbip.
Sp.: Naar en- Gerion bar beret
Canada / 6 Iar % bar SomeIteab Der
Tan ba 8ebfonme1be bli ta9et / Dtil;.
furtieneite, ON Der blir tcunsen WsiIi'
te~rtieneife Der?
Spar: Sa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-19

Sp.: 8an Se gine mig GbresIen III
"State gant graminers" / @einneioto?
spar: State Capitol, ct. Hanl,
W2inn.
Evening journal., 1916-05-27
P. & S. AUXILIARY ELECTS
MRS. SMITH President

Members OF the Woman's Auxiliary
of the Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pital met last night at the home OF
Mrs. S. c. Hill, No. 1916 West Sixth
street and elected the following OFF,
GERS: Mrs. Willard E. Smith. presi-
dent; Mrs. A. NJ. Kyle and Mrs. l.. c.
Fritz. ce-presidents; Miss Mary +.
Jones, recording secretary; Mrs J.
W. Pennewill. corresponding secre-
tary. and Mrs J. II. Phillips. treas
urer.
Reports showed the past year TO
have been the most successful in the
history Of the Auxiliary. Il was re-
ported that $3.50 were realized from
the musicale recently given. The in
stallation OF an elevator al the Physi-
clans and Surgeons Hospital by the
auxiliary was mentioned as the special
work accomplished this year. The
auxiliary is planning to hold lawn
party in the near future
The next meeting Of the auxiliary
will be held on the last Friday night
in June at the home OF Mrs b. R.
Neasey.
Evening journal., 1916-05-27
SWEDISH BAPTISTS TO
help SMALL CHURCHES

At the annual session of the Swed-
ish BAPTIST New York Conference in
Swedish Baptist ChurcE Vandever
avenue and Church street. this morn
ing. plans for the work for the COM
ing year we're made. II was decided
10 assist a number of the smaller
churches of the Conference so that
services can be held regularly with a
pastor.
The treasurer's report showed that
the past year. there was spent in aid
ing the smaller churches, about 81
600.
The feature OF the morning ses-
sion was an address by Charles A
Brooks. superintendent of work OF
foreign languages.
At the session this afternoon, David
e Anderson will deliver an address
or "The Call OF Christ and THE Call
of the Foreign Field viii be given by
the Rev. c. A. Chayder.
The choir of Swedish Baptist Church
will give a concert in the church this
evening. The sermon tomorrow morn
ing will be preached by DIR. Arvid
Gordh. OF New York. In the afternoon
addresses will be given by Nils Ander-
SON on "The Church and Spiritual
SUNDAY School Work" and Axel
Peterson on THE Sunday Schools
Main Purpose"
Two sermons will be preached in
the evening. one by the Rev. John
Vidberg, and one by the Rev. August
HnH 81
Evening journal., 1916-05-27
TO enforce sunday
Laws At PENNSCROVE
Authorities Are Determined
TO Compel Observance
Of Seventh Day
PUT BAN ON
ICE CREAM SALE

PENNSGROVE. n. j.. May 27.-old
blue laws" that have taken new color
from a local ordinance passed in 1895
are 10 be resorted TO by officials Of
this powder boom town as a means
OF keeping order here as well as for
the purpose Of clamping down the lid
on the selling of ice cream and other
delicacles on Sunday. according to
the word that was passed around this
town today.
No arrests are expected Of youna
women OF the town. whose Sunday af-
ternoon "ice cream parties with
music box accomplishments. are said
TO have aroused the displeasure OF GER
tain OF the borough officials. includ-
ing Mayor Simon Cunningham, and
some OF the members Of the town min
isterial association. No one here
seems TO know OF any warrants being
issued for the violation of Sunday
laws, which action was intimated In
some sources today.
Mayor Cunningham and borough
councimen protest that they do not in
tend to interfere with any innocent par.
ties held by young women of the town,
but It Is known that the officials havs
been quietly at work in some sections
trying TO weed out undesirable persons
IN whose houses the ice cream and music
have been mere side issues
Evening journal., 1916-05-27
VETERANS BADGE FOR
FAITHFUL RED MAN

Manitou Tribe. No. IS. Improved Or
der of Red Aen, at their meeting last
night, presented a veterans badge to
Josiah Berry. chief of records of the
tribe, as a token of esteem for his
thirty-three years Of service to the
lodge The badge was presented by
Robert Aikens. past sachem.
The older members of the lodge
were called upon to make brief ad-
dresses. appropriate to the awarding
of veterans badge. A fine musical
program was given, with Miss Ruth
Hoffman at the piano. and Mr. Hoff-
man. violin. John A. Roberts and
Harry Myers sang solos, Following
the entertainment ice cream and cake
we're served.
The presentation was under the di-
rection OF the surprise committee OF
the tribe, which intends holding SINH
lar affairs once every month. Il has
been announced by the committee that
members. in order to be let in on such
occasions. must attend each meeting
OF the tribe.
II has been announced that owing to
the holding Of the preparedness
parade here on June 10. the tribe has
postponed its homecoming day from
that date to June "a.
Evening journal., 1916-05-27
BUSINESS MEN WOULD
NOT BAR IMMIGRANTS

Under the auspices Of the Whining
ton Employers Association. James A.
Emery, general counsel for the Ma
tional Association OF Manufacturers
Of Washington, ID. c.. addressed about
500 employers and others in The Play
house last evening on Industrial Pre-
paredness." Mr. Emery discussed
the rights Of labor and touched upon
the European War. telling OF the ef-
feet that il will have on labor. and
pointed out how business should be
prepared to meet later conditions.
Former Judge George Gray was
chairman of the meeting He spoke
Of the great hold preparedness has
taken on the country. and declared
the equally great need for prepared
ness in industrial life as well as in
military life.
In opening his address Mr.. Emery
said that no one In the country had
given a larger measure Of service 10
his country than Judge Gray. Mr..
Emery then spoke OF his chairmanship
on the Anthracite Coal Strike Com
mission. when sessions were held for
nAA AANNAAAN III ANWaH anu tue NNnWNN
covered 10000 pages and 55S witnesses
were examined. And the decision was
the most lucid and powerful" ever
given on the industrial question. and
was the founding Of all arbitration by
which such controversies are settled
today
Mr.. Emery referred 10 the prosper
ity the country is enjoying through
the misfortune of others. He noted
that in trade the United States is with
out competition with the powers OF
the world fighting in the war. He
spoke Of German militarism as an
army OF men in uniforms. men who
we're skilled workers. led by mana
gers who were given the title of gem
erals.
In discussing how the county should
meet the present abnormal conditions.
he asked the questions. "By short
hours against long hours? BY high
cost against low cost? By inefliciency
against efficiency" but he did not at
tempt to give an answer.
The speaker mentioned the coun-
trys preparedness in raw products.
saying that the nation produced two
thirds Of the worlds copper. three
fourths Of the worlds sulphur. three
ffths Of the worlds iron and coal.
two-ffths Of the worlds silver and
lead and one-hfth Of the worlds gold.
He said that the supply OF skilled
labor did not meet the demand and
condemned the present proposed leg.
islation which would limit immigra-
tion. 1--WE already know" he said,
that the powers Of Europe will try to
prevent immigration OF labor on the
slightest preteXt.'
Evening journal., 1916-05-27
$1,000 Less this YEAR
FOR ASSESSMENT BOARD

Although the $4,000 appropriation
set aside by Council last Thursday
night for the Board Of Assessment.
was thought by some members Of
Council to be an increase OF $4,000
over the amount allowed the board
last year. II was said today that such
was not the case. The budget last
year was $4,000 This was the salary
Of the two members Of the board. The
salaries Of the clerical department
was paid from the incidental accounts
fund.
This year II was decided 10 place all
salaries and expenditures OF the board
under one heading and this accounts
for the report that the board had been
allowed an additional $4,000. Counting
OF the sum spent by the board from the
incidental accounts fund last year and
comparing Il with the sum allowed
this year. will show that the board
had its budget reduced about $1,000.
Evening journal., 1916-05-27
MAGUIRR.RU RUSSELL.

Miss Kathryn r. Mcguire. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew H. Mcguire.
and william r. Russell, were married
In St. Paul's r. c. Church. on Thurs
day evening, by the Rev Thomas F.
Waldron.
The brides gown was OF white
pussy willow taffeta. trimmed with
lace and tulle made with court
train. She wore a veil OF Chantilly
lace and tulle and carried a shower
bouquet of roses and lilies OF the val
ley.
She was attended by her sister. Miss
May y. Mcguire. as bridesmaid, who
wore a gown OF Lierre lace, trimmed
with pink mossaline. She wore a leg
horn hat trimmed with pink roses and
ribbon and carried a bouquet OF pink
Killarney roses.
The best man was Joseph Russell.
and the ushers we're John A. Harkins
and Joseph S. Mammele.
The ceremony was followed by re-
ception at the home Of the brides
parents, No. li06 West Fourth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell are spending
their honeymoon in Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1916-05-27

Introduction of horses that will take
part in the Delaware Horse Show Asso-
citation matinec., took place this after.
noon at Wawasct Park. Preliminary to
the exercises a parade of many OF these
was held through the streets OF the
city The proccssio headed by "A band,
formed az Fourth and French streets,
under the direction Of Grand Marshal J..
Writ Willis, assisted by L. Scott Town
send. in charge OF saddle horses; Joseph
H. Gould. driving horses; DIR. II. II.
Darlington. stations; Dr. n. =. Ewes,
matinee horses; y. r. Moody, ponies,
and stephen y. McNee. draft horses.
The route OF the parade was as fol-
lows From Fourth and French streets
10 Market; Market to Eleventh. Ia
Jackson to Park Place, to Van Buren,,
10 Pennsylvania avenue. To Rodney, 10
Wawnset Park.
Horses at the park are being shown
In the following order: Immediately
following arrival az the park. the sad
die horses: the road horses. which
were scheduled to assemble at 2.45
O'Clock; stations. at 315 o'clock
matinee horses at 3.45 o'clock: show
horses. az AIS o'clock. and draft
horses. at 4.30 o'clock.
The first matinee OF the season will
be held next Tuesday afternoon. Tit
carnival this afternoon will be fol
lowed by banquet tonight at tn
Hotel DUPONT
The committees in charge OF differ
ent details OF the carnival are as fol
/ lows
Music-w. C. Devlne. DR.. James R
4 MahaiIy.
Road Horses-Joseph II. Gould
William Armstrong and c. W. Grihith
Stallions-Dr II. n. Darlington
W. H. Hollett and Or. Garrett.
Saddle Horses-L. Scott Townsend
W. II. Wallace. Joseph Davidson. e
f. Blackburn and David Ford.
Draft Horses-Dr. Mahany. S. J
McNee. J. c. Boulden and Thomas ]
Farley.
Matinee Horses-Dr II. p. Ewes, &
S. Phipps, NJ. f. Hayden and A. II
| Tyson.
Show Horses and Ponies-H p
Moody. II. r. Wallace and James P
Winchester
Evening journal., 1916-05-27

Chief Iron Tail. one the oldest Of
the Sioux Chiefs. and who expected
to come to Wilmington with Buffalo
Bits Wild West on June and 3. is
In a serious condition in ST. Luke's
Hospital. Philadelphia, suffering from
pneumonia Iron Tail was stricken
Thursday night and was carried from
his tepee on the edge Of the Wild West
show grounds in Philadelphia. to the
hospital.
When it was planned to design the
buffalo nickel Iron Tail was selected
as the model whose profile should be
stamped on the new coin. He is one OF
the Oldest Indians chiefs alive. and.
according 10 officials OF the Buffalo
Bill Wild West show. engaged in many
battles with the early settlers OF the
Evening journal., 1916-05-27
Announce ROUTE OF
MEMORIAL DAY PARADE

The committee OF the G. A. R.. in
charge OF the arrangements for the
memorial day parade, has completed
its plans. The parade will form on
French street. right resting on Fourth
street The route will be: Fourth
street TO Market, TO Eleventh. to
Delaware avenue. to Soldiers MOnu-
ment and counter march to Adams
street. to Ninth. to Market and dis
miss. The parade will be reviewed In
Ninth street and at the postoffice
Members of the G. A. r. will at
tend the morning service at Brandy
wine NJ. 4. Church tomorrow morn
ing.
The formation Of the parade fol-
lows:
First division-Form on French
street, right resting on Fourth street;
platoon Of police; John p. Riley
chief marshal; aids Oscar f. S Cen
tieu, chief OF staff: Dutton Peters r.
II. williams. James r. Alexander;
band: Grand Army Of the Republic,
Sons OF Veterans. Allied Ladies Or
ganizatiOns.
Second division-Form on right side
Of French street, right resting on Fiftl
street; 4. c. Appeby, marshal; fife and
drum corps; Junior Order United Aineri
can Mechanics.
Third division-Form on left side OF
French street, right resting on FIFTH
street: Charles Waterman. marshall
aids. G. d. Speck. W. J.. Jacksoni band
Patriotic Order Sons OF America.
Fourth division-Form on right sid,
Of French street, right resting on Sixth
street: Gerrick Mallory. lr., marshali
aids. Charles Gurney, Wesley King; Boy
Scouts.
Fifth division-Form on left side OF
French street. right resting ON Sixth
street City Government.