Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-11-28
italians Smash
German TRENCHES
ON pave front
By The United Press
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LONDON, Nov 2S "AriucrNiu ing
was all that Field Marshal Haig re-
ported from the Cambria front today.
in the neighborhOOd Of Bourbon
Wood, he said, there was hostile ar
tllerying at night, but no infantry ac-
lions
East and north Of Ypres there was
hostile arlilerying.'
! BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON Nov 2s-Germany is
trying 20 lure neutral support, parllcu-
larly that Of Norway. Sweden and HOl-
land through offers of grain. Despite
the fact that she herself is living under
semi-famine conditions. Germany has
boarded large grain stocks American
embargo officials declared today and
has offered tempting portions TO her
neighbOrs in return for things she
needs more These offers. however,
have gone unheeded and now the
American government is about TO
close agreements With the same neu-
trails, whereby they will get grain and
other foods in return for shipping.
on the other side Of the world Japan
is pickering about her shipping making
a lllNN VI Cow N tNlf Mllllt Nilt lulltu
States offers only on Si7j This diver
gence has temporarily halted negotia-
ton between the two nations but Of
tlcials here are hopeful Of concessions
on Japan's part soon.
Thatcher, Alfred Hayden Harold Hobbs,
Ruth FARRELL, Richard Georgeas, Helen
Jones, Elizabeth IIemphill.
Second grade-Leroy Blake. Helen
Boyce. Gladys Clayton, Howard Mil
Ter, Paloma Lima. Charles Smith
First grade A-Weston Bender, Benia-
min Blake. Willis Blackburn, Marvin
Gore. Willard McFarln, Davis Pinder.
Henry Speicher, Lille Abbott, Msrga-
ret Long Mary Keen, Violet Sakers,
Zelda Walls.
First grade B-Cleora McNally, Marie
Steele, Elizabeth Cramer Eleanor Kern.
Anna Riley, Grace Wipf, Robert McCar-
ter. William Moore.
Third and Fourth grades. No.
schOol-Raymond Hurd, Rose McGrOry,
Louise Jones. Charles. Jones, Michael
Subocz, Robert Cunning, Catherine
Hearn. Elsie Jones
First and Second grades Elizabeth
Meggnson William Loveless, Arthur
lones. Ethel Ford, Frank Montgomery,
William Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Wilson have re-
turned from a visit 10 Mrs Wilson's !
brother, Bankson lIolcomb, at Wayne, |
y. j.
Alexander B. Cooper viii have as
THANKSGIVING guests his son, Alexander
b. Cooper and Mrs. Cooper Of Penns- |
grove. and Mr.. and Mrs Edward Chal- I
lenger and two sons, OF Merchantyille.
Nj.
Mrs. McXonder r. Goudiss is expected
nome from New York tomorrow.
James Quimby leit yesterday for
Reading, Pa.
No trace has been found Of thieves
VINO entered the railroad station an
MONDAY night. They We're frightened
away before taking anything.
J. Neither Of the local eral wards hoe
Deen able TO supply coal or wood for
The past few days '''
Turkeys are very scarce ar,,,.,a ~.
Castle, and chickens ana ducLs ,,,1,
grace most Of the local Thankseiv,ns
tables.
The Thanksgiving party at tho New
Century Club was wei attended lasi
night, and a large numJer OF guests
enjoyed games, music and charades
Coffee and Gale were se.Ned A number
OF new best hats spent the night in the
when il was discovered that
q snow storm was in Progress at the
close Of the evening.
Union Thanksgiving service viii be
held in tho F.lst Methodist Episcopal
church a. 20 30 o'clock tomorrow. The
aov. DR.. s Beatt-s Wiley, OF the Pres
,yle-ian Church, wild p;eaeh the ser
non. The united cbcirs o. re churches
ylil SAC.