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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

@eicllifoft bat Oomals anitonoslos ge-
5ablt; erIt 0urd ben nelen So0eSfall III bel
ibr Der 8eroadt geipedt ipor0en, lino lie bat
es fir ibre @flid6t gebolten, itnS bon bent
frii6eren Sail in &enntniS 81 ieben itber
ben unier g(gent, oieier gfonlieilr Bifet,
Oert 9lnideine nodJ NIT fDoblii6erlegter 80.
iidt, iidl ins gegenit6er polltoninen ousge-
i6miegen bat
Or fonnte fd5 Oaroif beruIen OaB man
in Ser Seifentldfeit Den 5ebn Sabre 81.
riidliegenoen Eo0cSfall bereitS Oergcilen
bat, bemerfte 9llien oScOenfulls ober
'licqcn sic llmitGn0c icbt 70, ouB ood5 cine
n1bere omtlic6e llnteriud)lng erfol9en niB.
S{nnn man nid5t Die 2eid)e RidooS ausgra'
ben loiien2"
o0ic DIRECTION bot bercitS ocn 9IntrdS
bri Ser griiieler StaatSanipaltidaft &C..
itellt, oie SooesutIndje IimoDs genoier,
ebeuhlell ourcj cine llnterlnding Der Sci.
cenreite bon beb0roliber Seite ernlittell 81
nollen 9lber mas ontfportet man ms icbt
noc6 0rei ODER bier BoDen oiif ulliere iorg.
f1ltiq beqriin0eten 0drlegungen2 Spicr lit
oaS Sbreiben, beiite lit eS eigegangen @S
loitct fur5 uuo binloig odbin, Dob Ole on.
segcbenep @fomente niGt gcliigero ieier,
I'M cine gcridtlicbc Sllterpention in oteienI
Sale 81 bernnlaHen~
Scr oltc Serr mari oas IN oie SaiO ee.
nommene SAriititiid inipillig picocr olif
0as Bult
o9}otiirIi1 mir oIS oeitid]e &erlid)e-
rllngsgeielllhoft ipeigern ltnS chen in Gen
9(ugen Ger 6elgiiden 8eborOe, elmer beIei-
iden Stootsongeborigen gegeniiber lliiiercn
gcrpflidtlmgen na66ufommen itn0 iuMell
nun na1 ollerlei gormdnbelt, lins bon ser
3o6lnng 81 oriidenl Dies gorirteil bat
neiner glniibt nadj oas onltlicbe S1riit.
lhif 90 0iftiert.
o@enn Die griiTIeler @eb0roe sic oneege-
benel W3omelte nid)t anerfennen mill, Scrr
Dircftor," iugte gllien oio ruB man nele
ianimeln. Sir oen Sail, oaB pirfli9 cine
Sbouotat biiiter benz Sooe Des Serrn Ni-
too itedt, l6Bt fi6 annebaeiL oaB li9 nod
mebr SpureR fiuoen lper0en, 0ie oarolII
.Binoellteli Ns. NJ, " & 81 .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
@ihLinthcfen IN Gnilntirs.


SRI. Gntma @. S. Scott, ipcl6c
fiir5lib ais nSicl0@-ScfrctGriu mo
bliot6ef-Crganilotoriu ocr @}orgs
IonO oifcntlicben 9eib6ibliotbcf-Gom-
uiiiion ouserpG6It piroc, miro am
I. Wldr5 i6rcn 9ienit ontrctcn. Sbre
9lorciic miro Die Gnod @rott @i6lio-
t6cf iein in Oeren Soitptge6dloc sic
GruiiceS ser Gonlntiiiion cin Soupt-
quarter fir cine Ici6c bon Sd6reit
rnentgeltlit6 6cmilliQt 6o6en.
SRI. scott folumt naM Baltimore,
uo@ocn iic iidj So6re lang griino-
lidlc @rio6runocn ais @1it9IicO Ger
ScffcntliHen @i6ilot6cf in gtcIuorf,
9f-5y nn0 ais @i6liot6cfariu ocr
0iienttiHcu gibGiot6cf IN Sorriiop,
yS-SS, geiontmclt bot. Sic wir0 cine
fur5e 3eit in Baltimore bcrbringcll
lno ncuc @iiAcr fir sic @onocr-
8i6Iiotbcfcl ocr Gonlniiiion anfal-
Ilflt loDlc clrel1 'Flan fllr 0ie glrbcli
! IN Den Counties arronqircn.
Iic g}ahfrogc nab @onocr-9i6lioi
tbcfcu ut ie5r grob "a wlr0en icil
Dem 4 Gftober Icttcn SSa6reS mad
ocn Oeribieoencn Counties ocs
StoateS ous9cionot. Scoc oicicr 9i
bliot6efcn ent6GIt 80 git ousqciud5tC
9dnOe bon bcritbic6encn GloiIen boz
2itcrattr.
Gin midtiger E6ci( bon SRI
Scotts 9(rbeit bcite6t oarin, ocn 9t
bIiotbcfen in Ncu bcridieoenen G6ci
len oes Staates nit ibrcm Rot6 BEL
5ititebcn. Gon alien @cgcnocn Oes
Staates fommen g(pplifotionen. Syu
Sauie bes ndditGn So6rcs miro SrI
Scott iobiele oicier 9ibIiot6cfen be
il@eit ais es ibr mooIi6 lit. llntel
oen Flasclt mel6e ibrcn 9ciudj min
i@en iino and 9eG 9lir, 9ourcI, @lf
riogc, S6arptomn imo Solisbiri
Ocrtretcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
8. TortieAuna.l

gllIett Derbeitgte ltd).
v6err Bfdet in @riiiTel lit, penn id
neine unlupBgeblide 9luiid)t aitBern oarf,
etipas insuberI1iIig in ieiuer aorreipon-
oens,~ ermioerte er oonf, nnltd5 id]eiut er
Dei Der Nbfijbrlng Der Erdlnicn an pie
GcntrolItelle lib snidt iebr 3ii beeileil. CT
nodjt aber cute glbi6liiiie, tpie mir immer
gelaat tpuroe"
,iSriiber ia friiber iuor ods Ser Soil, :
erfl1rte Der Direftor, ,aber iebt 1T CT eit
im3loerl1iiiger 8uridje oent id1 tiidt 10
iroue iDie uiein aollegc, Serr Eircftpr
0ebnborot. GoH mas i'd oa geiagt babe,
bleibt unter uns, Serr Sllien. Scrr 8iref-
tor Debnbarot bat oieicn DIR. Bidet fritbcr
cinmol III @riiiiel oiifgeIlcDt u1o Den GIN,
ItiQlten GinOrud bon ibm getuonnen @r loll
bort IN oei beiten @reiien @erbin0ungcn
boben. Mber in ser letten 3eit Az" uno
ser oIfe &err id)iittelte ipie ingrininig ben
@opi -
.Die &iAooide Beriid1erng idleint Ct
etpas leibtinnig genommen 81 bobeIt1
fcinerfte gllien
.sSa, 0ieic 0iidooIc6e &erii1erung lit cS
e6er, Sic mir 70 perodbtie porfomnt iino
tDestpcgen i'd nit SbneH perbpnOelr niodlte.
Gie fcnncn ia bic 5aAlaae I'M allgemelner.
0Ridlo0 por einer Der eritcn Seioeabdnoler
griiliels. cine oilgeiebene 5irma Sab Der
w3onn iic9 bel nts nit 100000 5rancS filr
Ieinen @terbcfall periicberu lieB, fonntg
nibt uiiffdllig fem. g(ber Bob ct 10 ploBlif
nad) einen bolben SaHr geItorben it, II
bod cine etipos merfiuiiroiae @ei6td)te.
,Tie g8itpe bat IN Der Sot ben glntraa
niF 9lussabling Der Giinme bercits pol
einiqeit gsoden geitelIt So piel id1 mid
erinnere, entbielt Ser dr3tlide SotenIdeitl
nidbts g(iffallen0es, cs iei oenn, Dab 9iiHoG
IN Der lebten 8eit mebrIod frdntlid1 getpe-
fen fell
,Sm Ser SBehl liegt mir bier Dor
So0esuriabe: @ebirnibIne 9amit III
nid)ts All MAIDEN. gliir Dab oer Mionn, bel
fen fraftIae, geilul0e &onititution lms bor
,hem 70 oeriibnit tpusee, in Dem leBten Wlo
np5 ppr ieineW 8Eas Gsaae beitige &ranf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
NnuFllf unn 4rllmnth MtFlkF.



oortigen @ebeimpoli5iIten 5ii Tidern Iu6te,
mas ilbrigens gegen cute @e5ubllno nidt
ibper fallen ipir0.@
oSm Sic babeu reft, Scrr guicn.
Ger Briiieler lit am gnoc orcb 0eI bcier
ais Der @erliner Gr fclint 0ic 8erb1ltuiiic
beiIcrhmo finoet ncbr llntcrItiiBiulq bel ser
@riHieler Eolisei ielbit gllIo iei eS 70. lln0
Danu fonuet Sic reiicn? Sc cher. orIto
briierl"
sd fam bciite obepo nod ocn g1od)t5ug
benuben, Der nod Goln oOer glodcn gcbt.~
eripioertc gllien ogScnH Der Scrr Director
Die Sie6enspiiroigfcit botte, mir bis onbin
nicinc gollmabt uuS5uitellcn -
a@olImodt2 So, ais pos2"
g91iut ais Observation-Disclosures Cyu-
ipcftor oes Sirius iagte 9llieu nit cincr
lcitbtel gerbcuetJ.
Ser oIte Serr lodtc in Iciftbimorilii.
i;5er @eiic
Sic pdblcn iid iofort cineu uu6cror-
ocntlirben Eitel 0ns lit cigcitliN ujdt
oasdiigig. SSbrc Sdtigfcit bel ms s1Dlt
GEiAod) &odcn mo Sic mollen idon 5iirt
SSnipeftor ernonnt mer0enl Sc6 Ic0e, 0aB
~ftN lnlAbAtNp Nit SNlNDOlOlSt StUpl Illlp.
pSIber, Scrr Dircttor per5ciben Sic: .G
nnlB bod aegcniiber oieieni Serrn @idct
Die glutoritGt cines 9icpilorS nnO 9eOoll
inddtigten Oes Sirius" babet 9hir unct
ocin @orponce, oic@erbon0Iiuiqen i'm Sail
9lit0oo 5um 9lbidllf3 5u brirgelt fam ih
oriiben enareicn uno bic 8erbGltniiie itlt.
0iercn@
Ser Ginpnno fieI oitf frltdt6orelt 9pDeu
Scr 0ireftor nidtc.
D9hm gllt 3iim INSTRUMENTATION
Snipcftor IN bcionOercr DiiIiiou fam La
Sie la immer crbebct Sic miiIIci frcilid
bon Scrrn Yidjct 8um Sdein iid) dud) oic
Bidder sur 9ontrollc porIeOcn laiien, otcr
iDenn Sic aud mabr oopon ncritGuocn als
sic perltebclt, id bin ia iiber5clgt, CT
piirOc Sbneu ood eiu 4 fir ell Il pormu.
d1cu geir miiiian miii Ieiocr oicicn 9idct
bon Sbrcr 9(ntimit uorbcr beuad5riGtiocu.~
~ r.-e~ Murticslmg ioIgt o..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
glcocr. .Shnnffrnr 6rftrnft

Ger 80 Sabre alto Charles g..
EaDlor, Gin IN 9ir. 1914, Grldo-Sill-
9lpenue, mo5nbaitcr 91cgcrsGbotf.
fcir, ipcIdcr nit cincr @ci6minoio-
felt bon 40 @eilcn Oic 5tunoc nit
ieinem 9lito in Scr Garriion-9lpcnuc
BON Der 9eods9Ipemuc bis Nal6roof
&llnction acia6rcu mar, prroe oe-
ltern BON 9iibtcr @rcnocl 3ur 3o6,
lung BON $25 imo ao1tcn urocn
lleberidrcitlng Scr @eIc6wiu0iqfeits.
Sorfdriften bcIiroft. SSorrD 8. 9loIc
bon Der 9httomobil.@erfc6rs-g Som
miIIion fonnte oen 9}cacr nit Ieiner
GO &fcroefr6ite Itarfcn @loic6inc nid)t
einbolcR, 6attc iid ic0od sic Qiccns-
Hummcr 0cs oo6u1roicnocn W3otor.
maaens oiifgcidrieben imo 70 6ic Scr
6aitllng beg i@iUar8cn g6ollffcltrS CT.
moeIiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
Gia sin0erIalmnuaaiaIl in 00nnIp

Sic 4 Sabre altc Goris 9lo0crtS.
sic Goc6tcr bon Sru sc. 9iounolN
&o6cris bon g}r. 60, Cocrbia 9}oao,
@altimorc-Gomim, lcioct icit mc6re-
rcu loacu on Der &inoerl1lpulmgs-
&raui6eit Gas @2dOAcn wuroc bis
oor cini0cn Iogcn bon Ir. 90, 05i6.
Jon Gortcr bon CIR 1922, 9lolon0s
9[Oenuc, 6e6onOcIt. @r glau6tc, oob
0os Sino oic Grippe 6atte. Or. So6n
.9lu6ra6 bon 9(r If, CnlG6oic.5tr.,
fano ober, 0aB oaS @l1otben bon Scr
ainoerldbnulnas &ronfbeit bebaitct
lit. Gie itoatli6e @ciunobeits. Be
6oroe witrOe oeitcrn gl6cno bcno6,
ridtigt inO muB Dos GiuO nlnmc1r
oli glnoroumo bon Or. s. S. Sones
in eincm bcionOcreh &oumc ncbIt ici-
ner Gilcgcrin geboltcn weroen. Or.
Soncs nan ie6r ii6errnI6t, oaB ibnl
I'M 0icie Sa6rcS5cit Gin &inoerld6.
mingSfaa gcluelOet pur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

9lciuc mar an 1 Scbruor bon eineni
SolucroScu bci'm oHnSiaucripicl"
angci6oiieu iooroeil Scr flcinc 9p-
ron ociiea Mit6 mo 9lus0oucr bon
sen glcr8tcn ocS SoipitaIs bcuuuocrt
wuroc, bate 0ie ooae 2aOung cineS
22'foli6rigcn @cpe6rS crboltcu ipcI.
GcS aus Gcric6cn bon 0cm 12-id6ri.
gen g9iliam 9)lerion bon 9ir. 1851
G6eihmt-Strobc, abgcicncrt uorocu
mar. Coroner @ilti0rc bonn moro.
mcitIiMcu Giirift bat cine lIntcriu-
6un0 angctellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
euEaI6crIdltc ans ggai6inntun.
CrcbcItcr Goli1ctt.

1as critic 0ficutIibc CONCERT ocS
Naibnaton itd0tiic6eu Grdcitcrs, DC.
ilc1cuo ous 65 suiirmenten ionD
qelieru g(6cnO in Scr Central Sodl-
ihidc ltatt. Iic 5oloiltin mar 5rait
Irouccsfa aaspor 2oipiou, Soprau.
Sos Cr6ciler @rograunl cntbielt
oic iolacnoen giltmmern; SAnbert's
.9lidt bccn0cte SYMPHONIC &oiIe5
Supcrtllrc 3it Gabrielle @ricgs
..elcgi'icbc Wlelooic'n~ rmo Sumper.
oinfs nG6e @lirocle."
Gortrag iibcr %flan5cn.
3uht.
Tr. Eoll 8artlh bon Der @eorge
g8ai6inoton llnioeriitdt 6iclt i'm
2cbrer Glub, 9}r. 602, II. 5traBc,
Ot..gs., cinen Gortrag ii6er ,Staot.
adrtcu rnO piloc @Iumcu.~ er CT.
5dbltc sen 2c6rcrn, wic crfolgreiA
e. nit icuem @orten iei, ipelcber,
lpic CT be9ouptet, cin5ig in iciner glrt
III scr 5toOt lei 5um @flou5cn bon
cinbciuliihen lpil0en Blitucn, pic
6arnfrdutcru 2ilica lno 2orbccr.
Bon Ae9cr ii6erfaIlen.
SrI. Suauita o.. 2usf pelhe N
scr G.2traBc, 5miid)cn Der -. imr
18. 4traBc, gt,M., po6nt, beno9rid-
tiatc bic @olijei SAB iic ouf i6ren
Ncilmpca ON Der liaiiohlietts.glUc.
na6e 0cnt Dupont Circle, bon einenl
9lcocr nit cineiu itunpieu Snitrt
mcnt 81 Booen gcI6lngcn lnO ibrel
@onStoihc beraubt miroe 3pei
GhnOcn nod oem lleberfoa purocl
5wci berOGbtigc 9seaer cingebroht
oob fonutc Irl 2nsf I'M fcinem ocl
@cioeu loren gnlgreifer crfennen.
sH0iiher sc asfenboII
3 atte GrfoIg.
Ger N1osfenbal, melber IN ocl
0onpcution @olc iutcr Ocn 9(nipi
sieu oes g9oi6iugton SySroelitii6ct
@iilfS.Gonitc'S, Oeiien Goriibcr 8a6
bincr 9cni 0jroBmou Ill, ST Sun
ilcu Der Observation-Disclosures Ssraeli
ten gcgebcn lDurOc, mar bon mcbrc
rem Sauienoeu &crioncn 6einbt I'M
creab cinen lle6eriduB BON $4,000
sic 5ol9cn Oes ariegcs,~ micoerge
ac6cn non a. 2. Giid uno Sri. 8
q Groladl, ocpoun sen eriten Ercs
Sr. 9Riib, IN 2uupcn gctleiOet I'M
Sen aopf imO Die sIrme nit bllit
0urcbtrduttcn @er6dnocn beoeds
miroc bon Sri @roladb IN 0cn SO
itiin elmer &ot0cu, @rclB Sdwelier
im 5aoIe bcriimaeii6rt. g8m go
icnt6al ais Ser eiuige Slloe
6oltc iid) ocn 5lpeiteu &reis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

9ln0eitcltc 0cr a@oS ono electric
'GomponD", wcl9c nit ser Olorgldn-
Der NlilB.on scr 0iren5e oientel mer.
Ocn bic @6renodite bei Ocm SSeIimo0l
ieilt ipelr6cs sic Gompognic 6eilie
onf Dem 90. 5lur Ocs 2cringtonitr.-
@cbduocs gi6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

9as Spfer pOu r3nOiuncrfpiep.
Der lcBtc Seili3er, Sen scr S.id6-
rice gDron Semen inn MorpIono &C.
neral Solpital ans6alic6te, gaIt Iciner
W'nttcr, Srau Suion Q. SepeIl bon
glr. 70S, 98cIt-34. StroBe Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

Gic Observation-Disclosures bat
an scr 9fort6-9(ocnuc cine Sronsie-
rir-Stotiou fir bic ct. GauIitroSeu.
@aooonS mo sic 0lt. @oi6iu9ton-
@oggonS cin0eridbtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
glMs benz Snaercn MarbIano's Mno
ben angren5cnOen Staateu.

gci Scr Arbeits berun.
gIiidt.
Qlifber 81. 2on0onpor, Der @orors
better i'm Trcdenrdnn Der Gum
ggoQcu 60" in 0lortins6irg, So
go., iplroe bei Scr 9lrbeit ouf ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

Slbruncnleu bic ben yccuHdlra Gcrrsipuu,
bcnirn" niht pHuinim oScr nurcaelmahis CT,
Ialteu, iino Ge0cich, ocr Sicc baUou pcr Sc.
lephon pSsr imriitiid WlIiiheilnna ~ mneacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

glbumnrntcn. bic ben Y9cntihCu @Ors
reipunbcntcn" nidJt phnttIidl Dbcr inrcs
nclmafig crbaItcn. finb 9cbcten, ber
Office bnbon per Srfcpbun Dbcr idlrlttllh
Wittihcilnna sn nnfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

wldn crird0nr 0cil D9dlfHf0rc G0rrcI00n0fn".
Evening journal., 1917-12-01
w. IL. G. CALENDAR

The monthly calendar Of the Wash
ington Heights Century Club has been
issued 1t follows:
Monday afternoon. December 3. meet
ing Of current events class at tho home
Of Mrs. w r. White. No. iii West
Twenty-third street.
Monday evening. December f.. a
Christmas party will be given for the
members and their husbands or guests
Miss Dorothy Elderdice. elOcuiionisi,
VIII recite "a program entitled, by the
lule Tide Fire II Will comprise an
evening Of Christmas stories Musical
selections viii be contributed by Miss
Evelyn West. Mrs. Stanley steele and
Frank Ford Palmer.
ON Monday, January 7, the second
meeting Of the current events class will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Lewis Sasse.
No. Gil West Twentieth street.
On Monday evening. January Il. there
will be a lecture by DR.. Francis Green,
OF West Chester, on "WanderinCs i'm
Westminster Abby" The Misses Mary
and Helen Uffelman and A. V. Gemmill
VIII contribute special music.
on Tuesday, January i5, meeting Of
the board of directors at the home Of
the secretary, No. 1890 Washington
street.
Current events class will meet again
on January II at the home Of Mrs. Wal
Ter Brinton, No. 1902 Washington street.
The business meeting Of the club will
he held on Monday evening, January 2s.
Following the reports Of the various
committees an entertainment program
including musical and literary features,
viii be presented.
Evening journal., 1917-12-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the peace
and magistrates
Clerk Of the Peace John L. Wright
Lee f. Truitt. Pittsyille. Md, and Ethel
NJ Coffin. Of 5i2 East Ninth street.
Magistrate Harry /. Gilhs, Of seventh
and Shipley streets-Roberi Gibbons
Of Washington, q. g.. and Zolah War
shall. Of Selbyville.
Magistrate l.. j. Broman. of SAB Mar
ket street-NIiles ~. Royce. Of 80
Broome street, and Wiona r. NicCul-
Tough, Of The same address: Moses
Jones and Helen L. Jones. Of 1911 West
Second street.
Magistrate Arthur $. IIearn. Laurel
Martin $. Davidson and Lille c. Dicker-
son, Of Laurel; John r. Wciser. Of
Peunsgrove, n. j., and Olevie +. Nc
Callister. both Of Laurel
Magistrate John B. Wharton, Of
Dover-George A. Nay. Of Dover. and
Mary Lewis, Of Wyoming
Magistrate Edward y. HendriXson.
Of Milford -Elwood Kenton. Of Farm
inkton, and Clara Murphey, Of Lin
coin.
Magistrate Charles s. Hambun. or
selbyville-GNe Z. Taylor. of Frank-
ford, and Cleora p. Ling. Of selby-
willie.
Evening journal., 1917-12-01
ARlIENTROUT-HOLT.

Miss Marguerite Bonner Armentrout,
daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs T. S.
Armentrout, Of this city, and Harry NJ.
Holt, of Houston Texas, were married
on Wednesday evening The Rev Ar
menirout ofllciated The bride wore a
gown Of white taffeta trimmed with or
ange blossoms. Her veil was caught
up With orange blossoms. and she car
RED shower bouquet Of brides roses
oho lilies OF the valley Miss Hazel
Jane Nmentrout, sister Of the bride.
wss the maid of honor Her gown was
Of pink net, trimmed with silver and sbe
carried an arm bouquet Of pink chrv-
santhemums. The groom's only alien
dant was Charles NJ Hollingsworth of
this city. After a short Wedding trin
Mr.. and Mrs Holt will leave for Hons
ton. Texas, where they expect TO make
their home.
Evening journal., 1917-12-01
CARRYING ONp

Facts concerning the progress Of the
world war, The Allies chances for an
early victory ami FIRST hand informs-
tion relative TO the American Sammies
viii be supplied 10y Major Ian Hay
Deith, British fighter and noted lee
turer who will speak in the New Cen
tury Club next Tuesday evening. Car
rying On viii be the title Of Major
Deith's lecture. Major Deith has visited
the war front several times. and has
seen the American troops preparing for
the grim duties which lie before then.
He will tell In q graphic manner. de-
tails Of his experiences al the front
Non-mcmbers of the club viii be
charged an admission fee Of one dol
lar
Evening journal., 1917-12-01

Mayor John W. Lawson yesterday af-
ternoon.
Miss NJ. 9ebecca Ford and Harry NJ.
Barlow. both of Grubb's. were married
by the Rev. George White Dawson on
Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Marion T. Campbell and Joseph
r. Green, both of this city, were mar
ried on November % by the Rev John
J, Connolly.
Miss Virginia f. Dugan and Grover
G.. Strickland. both Of this city, were
married on November % by the Rev.
G. w. Dawson, pastor Of Asbury NJ Z.
Church.
Miss Ada Lilly Ratliff and John
Thomas llutchins, both Of No 1910
Thatcher street, were married on
Thanksgiving Day by the Rev John G..
Moore.
Miss Annie Cecilia Kennedy and Nor
man Edward Battersby were married by
the Rev John n. Dougheriy on Novem-
Der %.
Miss Mary V. Russell and Paul II.
Whitelock both of this city. were mar
ried on November % by the Rev. John
J. Counely
Miss Pearl Louise Sunderland and
William D. Blair. both Of this city, were
married on November % by The Rev.
John f. lIunsburger.
Miss Cecoli3 Catherine Humid, Of Mill
vile. n. j., and Henry Stanley Arm
strong stewart, Jr. of Pittsburgh Pa,
We're married on November IS by the
Rev Charles l.. Candec.
Miss lulia Uhryn and Michael Turks,
both Of this city, were married on No
yembor 2i by the Rev vladimir Derry
reck.
Miss Ethel May Coffin, of this city, and
Lee Fooks Truitt of Pittsville, Md,
were married on Thanksgiving Day by
tho Rev Raymond William White.
Postal Inspector Harry l.. Connor. who
is located here. returned on Thursday
from a trip 10 Charleston, w Va.
where he attended the sessions Of the
criminal court there
Evening journal., 1917-12-01
ROME-HORNER.

A pretty wedding was solemnized at
the home Of Mrs. Mary E. Rowe, at
Narshallton. on Wednesday evening,
when her daughter, Miss Rebecca w.
Rowe, became the bride of Marvin F.
Horner. The lhride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. William II. Work. as ma
tron Of honor. William II. Work was
best man
The bride was charmingly gowned in
white satin and carried white chrysan-
themums. The matron Of honor wore
pink silk and carried yellow chrysan-
themums. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. William B. Horner.
Of Charlestown, Md, father of the
groom, assisted by the Rev J. T. Otis,
Of Marshallton The wedding march
was played by Mrs. William S Rowe.
Miss Esther Shakespeare and Miss FL
sic Work sang Perfect Day"
Guests present were: Mrs. Mary h..
Rowe Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Rowe
and daughter Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam II. Work, the Rev. and Mrs. VIII
liam B. Horner and son, the Rev j. IT,.
Otis, MIR. and Mrs. Harvey II. Lamborn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lamborn, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Scott, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore II. Work, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Wolstenholme and sons, Cliff
ford and Edward Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Staats Mrs George Mullen. Mrs
George Shakespeare, Mrs. Lydia Nc
Dougall, Mrs. Susan Long, Mrs. Martha
McCullen, Mrs. L. F. Barton Misses
Esther Shakespeare. Elsie Work, Grace
Allison, Bertha Hamilton. Ella Shabs-
peare, Lille Bennett, Ella Hopkins
Frances Husler, Addie and Lille Viii
liams, Evelyn Bradway. Earl Allison,
w. Roy Parker.
Evening journal., 1917-12-01
sussex FARMERS
RAISE HEAVY HOES
Governors Town Raises
$1,000 for Y. M. c. A.
War Fund
SCHOOL GIRLS HAVE
NEW LIBERTY CLUB
Special to THE EVENING rorIBNAL.

" = III IT. L4ANl4NAT HJlILMhLr
GEORGETOWN. Del, Dec. i.-Ths
race among many Of the farmers to
see which could raise the heaviest
porkers this year is about to close. In
all sections Of the county, pork raisers
who have large ones are reporting
their weight. Levin steen. at Mills
boro, killed a one-year, old hog that
weighed iS7 pounds. Recently James
Jester, at Ellendale butchered one that
weighed i3O pounds.
30 far as it is reported, Selbyville
the home Of Governor Townsend,
ranks among the leading ones ia rails
ing funds for the \ N. c. A. Within a
suOrt Tine Sl2uO was subscribed
John p. cammons, assistant cashier
or me FIRST National Bank. has moved
from the Ennis property TO the. VIII
nam d. Wilson property, on East Mar
ket street
The latter part Of next month.
Misses Ira and Anna Marvel. sisters
OF Former Judge David r. and the Hon.
Josiah Marvel of Wilmington. will
move from the Marvel homestead in
Naniicoke hundred. TO the property Of
'- A"'' A0'"' NnhNs OH IIUIt thttti-
Congressman and Mrs Albert +. Polk
left today for Washington
Announcement of the marriage OF
Miss Hazel X. Green daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Green. Of this town,
and Harry C.. Hammond of Harrington.
has been made. the ceremony having
been performed at Dover last Saturday
by the Rev. W. r. Gunby
Forty sweaters have been sent TO the
Delaware boys by Miss Clara Burton,
who is member of the Delaware So
cieiy of Colonial Danes.
The girls Of the Georgetown Public
school have organized a Liberty Food
Club. with the following officers
President, Behecca Faucet; vice
president Naomi Pepper: secretary
sarah Messick; treasurer. Miss AIer.
tha Wagamon.- The club is composed
of the following members. Misses Re
becca Fauceti Naomi Pepper, Anna
Fauccit Neitc Greet. Edna Hart.
Martha Pepper Emma Pepper. GLADYS
Hudson. Louise Hudson. Beatrice
Doughty, Katharine Davis. Pauline
Godfrey, Eunice Jones, Virginia Chip
man. Mary Townsend, Sarah Messick,
sarah Pride, Armenia Johnson, Alice
Lynch
Evening journal., 1917-12-01
INTEREST Is GROWING
IN RED CROsS q. ASSES

Everybody is getting more and more
interested in the Red Cross classes. New
ones are being organized rapidly The
pietetic Glass at the Delaware Hospital
diet kitchen starts Tuesday afternoon
and has enrolled the following Miss
g.. g. Curtis. Mrs. Martin L. Walker,
Miss Clara Earl, Miss Ella ". PYLE,
Miss Dorthie +. Simmons, Miss Kath-
crime Thompson. Mrs. Eugene dupont,
Miss W. Pyle and Miss Elizabeth Pat
tersOn.
Miss Dgcan, superintendent Of the
Delaware Hospital will have charge NJ
the Home Nursing Class TO meet Tues
day and Thursday evenings. The class
viii be popular one. as many wish
TO avail themselves of Miss Duncan's
experience as a teacher New members
are welcome TO both the classes and
can join by enrolling at the Teaching
Center. 9i3 Delaware avenue
Evening journal., 1917-12-01
MCINTOsH-LoNHnFE.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mcintosh, No. i2i West Eirhteenth
street, on Wednesday afternoon.
their daughter Elma n. Mcintosh, and
Frederick G.. Lonhoff were united i'm
marriage by the Rev, q. Werner Brown.
The bride was in white and carried a
bouquet Of white chrysanthemums.
She was attended by her sister, Mrs.
Christina A. Mcintosh, who wore pink
and carried yellow chysanihemums.
Tho best man was Harry Cole. Follow
ing the reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
hon left for short wedding trip. On
their return they will live at No i2i
West Eighteenth street