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The evening world., 1918-12-19
HAIG AND GENERALS,
BACK FOR HOLIDAY,
WELCOMED HOME
Great Celebration at Dover,
but London'S Big Demonstra-
ton VIII Come Later.

LONDON. Dec. is.-London hung
out its Hags and the old seaport of
Dover flung its gates vide open to-
day 70 great Field Marshal Haig and
tho commanders of tho ive British
armies which fought in Belgium and
Franoe-Gens. Plumer. Rawiinson.
Btrdwood. Byng and Horne.
II was an informal welcome on the
part Of London. but Dover made Of II
n great celebration. The news that
the Field Marshal was coming home
70 spend Christmas with his family
at Kingston became public and his
fellow -countrymen would not be de-
MED a chance 20 see and cheer the
leader OF their armies. The real cele-
bration in London comes late in
January or early in February.
The Field Marshal will then. ac-
cording to time e-honored precedentL
be raised 70 high rank In the peer
age. how high IL a point OF specula-
ton. and given n money grant by
Parliament for his services to the ma
ton. This In the procedure which has
been followed from the days OF
Wellington and Nelson down to
Kitchener and Roberts. and the oc-
casion Will be celebrated with civic
and military formalitiee such as no
other nation, except possibly France.
can carry out a. imprcssively as
Great Britain
Tho welcome given the home-con-
ing Generals to-day was similar TO
that given Marshal Foch and Premier
Clemenoeau OF France and Premier
Orlando OF Italy a little over a week
ago, but there was less display.
Premier Lloyd George. the Duke OF
connaught, members Of the Cabinet,
Generals and lesser functionaries
from the War Office made up the re-
ceiving party at Charing CROSS sta
ton. After frat grcetings, the civil
ian officials disappeared from the
scene and the small procession pro-
ceeded through the principal streets
To Buckingham Palace. where King
George entertained Field Marshal
Haig at luncheon
Airplanes. lowering overhead, es-
corted Field Marshal Haigs ship
across the Channel and followed his
4 train to London ,.....
All business places at Dover were
closed and a holiday was declared
Admiral keyes. commander OF the
port; all the naval and military ofii-
GERS OF the city the Mayor. members
OF tho Dover City Council and Lord
Beauohamp, warden OF the Cinquo
ports, received the returning com
manders in the Marine station, which
was swathed IN bunting and decorated
with notices. The arms of Dover and
those OF Field Marshal Haig were
everywhere displayed.
The evening world., 1918-12-19
CUT IN RAIL RATES LIKELY
WITHIN YEAR, SAYS M'AOOO
Declares Present Wage Scales Can
BE Kept UP Under Five
Year Control Plan.

WASHINGTON. Dec. p-Reductiou q.
freight and passenger rates within the
next twelve months was declared prob
able to-day by Director General Nc
Adoo. II the five year period OF control
OF the national railroads Is approved by
Congress.
McAdoo said the present standard OF
wages could be maintained without
serious trouble because the Govern
ment should furnish transportation at
cost and the volume Of traffc would
produce sufficient revenue II all ele-
mcnts cooperate"
He added that the whole problem
should he worked out to a decision ''on
experience rather than theory" and
opposed making Government operation
a campaign issue.
The evening world., 1918-12-19
DPOINCARE SEEMARSHALJO DE- MIMI ORTAU

ffiotNits 10y q mum bcr o. WItu,sac.
Nho sNorr that on iin.rcpt ucrasiuna
liolp. aud Amnussadur Bcrnstori
Nisitci Mr.. Hoa.sts apartments 81
no 49, RiV,1..Idc Drivc.- Nev Yopk
Much Of this testimony. Bpckor said.
mad already been published The
dispositions we're given by vhaufteuu's
and employees on duty at the Hearst
ana rtmpnt house
The evening world., 1918-12-19
FOOD EXPORTER PUNISHED.
License Permanently Re
yOked After Tie Dehes hoard.

The Federal Food Board announced
to-day that the license of Charles
T Rattelle. an export broker OF No.
II Battery Place. has been pc rman-
entity revoked for unfair trade prac-
tices when charges were brought
against Bnttrl'e he declined to make
any adjustment or even TO uppra p
before tho i'paYd.
The Federal Food Board. with the
approval uf m, United States Food
ADMIN strdtiuu. thereupon revoked his
license and suspended him from all
further dealing IN licensed food COM
moditieA
The evening world., 1918-12-19
EE!AI;;YFO
DIED..

kbLIV.-LAURENcE j.. Dec. IS. at NJ
home. No. 43a wes; b7th st.
Funeral services on Saturday morning.
Solemn requiem mas at Church Of 81
Ambrose. No. 53O West 54th ST.. q
10 o'clock II
Members OF the John p. Curry k-soctc
ton respectfully urged to attend.
ELLWOOD VI. RAHENOLD President
FREDERICK sTRAUs. Secretary. I
KEIIY.-LAURESCE j.. Dec. Is. at q
home. No. 439 West 57th st.
Funeral services on Saturday morning.
Solemn requiem mass at Church of 8.
Ambrose. No. $50 West 5Ith St. z
10 o'clock.
Members OF the Democrats Counfu
Committee. Fifth Assembly District e
rpectfully urged to attend.
.. JOSEPH FORESTER, Chairman.
FREDERICK sTRAUS. Secretary.
The evening world., 1918-12-19
BIG BERTHA" INVENTOR
UNDER ARREST At ESSEN
Two Other Krupp Directors Held
on Order Of Revolutionary
Committee.

AMSTERDAM Dec. i7-Three OF the
principal directors OF the Krupp Muni-
ton Works at Essen, including Dr.
Rransenborger. inventor OF the big
Bertha" have been arrested by the
Revolutionary Committee In that city.
according to advices received here,
The evening world., 1918-12-19
GERMAN CARDINAL RETURNS
RHEIMS RELIGIOUS RELICS
Twenty Cases Continuing Soldiers
Loot Sent 10 Berne on Way
10 France.

PARIS. Dec. i9.-Bishop Magiione OF
Berne has received from Cardinal
Hartmann. Archbishop OF Cologne.
twenty cases containing religious or
naments which were taken from the
Diocese Of Rheims by German soldiers.
They VIII be sent To France.
The evening world., 1918-12-19
WALL STREET

Issues advanced slightly in early
trading and later entered in de-
cline, with fractional gains toward
tho closing. T.. II. T. sold To a new
low, the previous low sale being % 3-4
during tho panic Of 1907 The Marines
ruled well. Coppcrs and Steels were
lower
The evening world., 1918-12-19

AMSTERDAM Dec l9.-Nikola
Pashrtch has declined TO accept the
Serbian premiership, ana the regent
has summoned the leaders OF all par
ties 10 participate In formation OF
new ministry. according to a dispa tch
to-day from AEramL
The evening world., 1918-12-19
cHEvRoNS SHOW DISCHARGE
scnrIet Insignia on sleeves to Re-
veal Mems status.

WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-Two soar
let cheyrons on the left sleeve OF Inc
signify thai me man ha-s been honor
aoly dlschLrbrd from the army.
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Harden Demands Former Kaiser
he Tried.

BERLIN. Dec. is,-MaNimillan Iia
den, writing In his newspaper Zukuntt
demands that the foruei Kaiser be
tried.
The evening world., 1918-12-19
ASKS MEDALS FOR HEROES.
New Jersey Comptroller wouid
Honor All state Men sn Service.

TRENTON. Dec. 1s.-Honor medals
nor New Jersey war heroes and also for
women war workers were advocated to-
day by Newton A. X BuEbee, state
Comptroller. Chairman OF the Republi-
can State COMMITTEES and o. probable
candidate 90 succeed Gov. Edge.
lie fAvors a law giving an honor
medal 10 every New Jersey soldier and
sailor. There are close to 10000 New
Jersey men In tho service.
The evening world., 1918-12-19
Another AIrpInne starts with Wall
for Chicago,

The New York-Chicago Aerial Mail
Plane. with a load OF mail destined for
Chicago. left Belmont Park this morn
ing at 7.i0
The evening world., 1918-12-19
WILSON AND DELEGATES
CONFER IN PARIS WITH
AMERICAN CORRESPONDENTS
President Adopts Policy He Fol-
lowed in Washington in Talks
With NewSpapermen.

PARIS. Dec. 1s--The American
Peace Plenipotentiarios conferred
with American newspaper corres-
pondents for the first time to-day.
All other correspondents were ex-
Sluded.
II was stipulated that none OF the
announcements TO be made was for
purposes OF publication. being only
for the guidance Of the oorres-
pondents.
During President wilson's occu-
pancy OF the White House he has
given frequent audiences 70 wash
fngton newspapermen, the last one
occurring early In May. 1917. Al
these conferences the President dis
cussed public Affairs with frankness,
but after America entered the war 1t
was stated that some OF the inquiries
made by the correspondents were em-
barrassing and that frequently they
gave Significance to the avoidance of
discussion of certain subjects which
me President said he did not intend.
For this reason. and tho additional
one that the Executives time was cc-
cupied with war questions. The con-
ferences ceased.
The evening world., 1918-12-19
U. S. WARSHlP IN BALTIC.

Gives International Character do
Demonstration There.
PARIS. Dec. 10. An American
warship was ordered to-day 10 the
BalLlc TO participate with the British
Fleet In reopening those waters, pre-
serving order and maintaining the
stration.
The evening world., 1918-12-19
Ex-Emperor Charles ana Fesr
Children Have Infiuennn.

COPENHAGEN. Wednesday, Dec Is
Former Emperor Charles of Austria
Hungary and four OF his children are
suffering from influenza. according To
a telegram from Vienna Tho Former
Emperor has a very high fever
The evening world., 1918-12-19
ITALIANS COMING BACK.
~ 900 DemobiIIsrd soldiers Want To
Return to q. y.

ROME, Dec. l9,-TWoutv thousand de-
modified soldiers have applied to the
Commissioner Of Emigration for per-
mission 10 r"turu tp America, Tho
Commissioner ruled that tuosr blvIu..
HuiHr. . AW,ruI WouI. b. given
reference 'n ih' matte uI puF sports.
The evening world., 1918-12-19

Lana b. bkuMu QilNiNE Iab.s4 --nlgs
the cala. liefe h onb une "Bf1uo y4lnl as
4. W. GROVES AgaAtaro o. la t1I. SOs.-AdSa
Evening journal., 1918-11-27
A Stubborn Cough
L00sens Right Up
This homemade remedy n a wonder
for quick results. Easily and
cheaply made.
,.,f..s... ..s.fs,4i

Here is a homemade syrup which mil.
lions of people have found TO be the most
dependable means OF breaking up stub
born coughs 1t is cheap and simple, but
very prompt in action. Under its heat
ing, soothing influence, chest soreness
goes, phlegm loosens, breathing becomes
easier, tickling in throat stops and you
get a good nights restful sleep. The
usual throat and chest colds are con.
quered by it in "a hours or less. Moth.
ing better for bronchitis, hoarseness,
Group, whooping cough, bronchial asthma
or winter coughs
To make this splendid cough syrup,
pour 2ls ounces of Pinex into a pins
bottle and fill the bottle with plain
granulated sugar syrup and shake
thoroughly. II you prefer, use clari.
fed molasses, honey, or corn SYRUP
instead of sugar syrup. Either ways
you get full pint--a family supply
of much better cough syrup than you
could buy ready-made for three times
the money. Keeps perfectly and chill
dren love its pleasant taste.
Pinex is a special and highly concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract. known the world over for
its prompt healing effect upon the mem
branes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2i5 ounces of Pinex" with
full directions. and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed 10 give absolute
satisfaction or money. promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co.. Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Evening journal., 1918-11-27
The TEAR IN THE REPUBLICAN CUP.

n EGRET that such loyal and able American and
N Republican Senator John w. Weeks, OF Massa-
chusetts will be compelled 10 retire Congress as
result OF the recent election is the predomnatng note
in statement Issued by the Republican Publicity Asso-
ciaon through Its chairman the Hon. Jonathan Bourne
Jr. 1t says:
''The great gain 10 the nation through the election
OF Republican majority In both Senate and House was
marred by the loss the nation win sustain through the
defeat of Senator John w Weeks Of Massachusetts The
defeat of Senator Weeks all the deporable be-
1t due not to any failure 10 recognize his high
qualifications for acceptable service the Senate but
rather to party treachery inspired by spirit Of per-
sonal jealousy and yindictveness The Republicans OF
Massachusetts, will day realize the injustice they
have done faithful servant and the injury they have
done themselves their State and the nation
During his eight years in the House and nearly six
years In the Senate Mr.. Weeks has displayed know-
eose OF government and comprehension of all the prob
lens entering into It's administration that have been
equaied by few, He the FIRST 10 propose conpre-
nensive Plan for the study Of reconstruction nrobems
e great task now before the American peope His
,, ' ~ unis instance but Illustrative Of his
srasp Of important government prohems
follower. " ieauer rather than
AS chairman Of the House Committee ON ,ha po.,
office and Post Roads he rendered a,o,, Vu ~e ross
building up our postal system which ,yorI h 80, - "
- member OF the corresponding committee a, -,
Senate. and as a member of the Joint conos,,
Committee on Railways Mail Pay He has hee' ,
dustrious and extremely useful member Of the sena
Committee Military Affairs. and in matters perain,rs
the navy he has added TO the Congressional delbera
tions the knowledge and judgment OF an expert
when but II years old Mr.. Weeks entered the Naval
Academy, and graduated with honors in 1881. He
served midshpman In the navy for two years, and
then left the Of overplus Of officers
From 1890 to 1898 he commanded division Of the Msssa
Evening journal., 1918-11-27
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1918
THIS THANKSGIVING DAY.

THIS Thanksgiving Day eclipses all. We Delswaresns
have so much 70 be thankful fort Yet we can but
dmly through the msts Of Joy that gather our
few of the good things which falling on
heads and on all the world.
The first Thanksgiving Day the shores of New
England in 1921 was celebrated by the Pilgrims in
solemn fasting and prayer. Bountiful harvests had
scattered famine shadows sunlight drives away gloom
after rain.
That was solemn Thanksgiving Day. the FIRST cele-
brated after the close OF the great Civil Conflict the
SOS. Our grandfathers and srandmothers bowed In
thankfulness the freedom 100000 bopdmen for
the returning heroes of liberty, the tho noble
dead, for an undivided country.
We who gather this Thanksgiving Day win have
greater for thanLfuness than has fallen 10 any
generation since the Annuncstion.
We see a world with shsckIes broken and dungeons
demolished.
We see liberty proclaimed to all the peoples of the
earth
We the Brotherhood OF Man approaching "on the
wings Of the morning."
We see favored land secure from Famine and un-
touched by the torch, riding on the waves or world
events greater leadership of mankind to purrr
deeper prosperity than il has ever known, than its
founders in their most exalted moments
In our secure homes In places OF congregation
and worship wen gather with melodies in our hearts
with songs on our lips. Never have we known such
Thanksgiving Day this. Never can we know such
another until the advent of Endless Thanksgiving Day
so observe iand observe heartily in every part Of
New Castle Kent and Sussex counties Let its influence
be felt In every city and hamlet on every farm
In the whole wide world there is no state that has
greater for Thanksgiving than has Delaware
Evening journal., 1918-11-27
VAIL AND HIS TASK.

IN oSTNiASTER-GENERAL BURLESON has enlisted the
services of Theodore N VAIL president OF the Ameri-
Telegraph and Telephone Company, 10 assist him in
reorganzng the telegraph telephone and cable systems
on a Federal basis.
1t must be admitted that the PostmasterGenera has
obtained good for advisor For years Mr. Vail
has been recognized Americas leading authority upon
the telegraph and the telephone Long before the
broke he had given much serious thought to the problem
OF universal wire service and unified and extended
bic system.
He is wild-eyed dreamer but eminenty practical
II his advice be taken after II has been gvep the
public should benefit largely especially that the
normal war demands made upon wire communications
Will begin 10 subslds and normal standards may be
used as a basis for the reforms proposed.
Evening journal., 1918-11-27
With The Paragraphers

Hungary Is now a republic which means that just as
soon as things be straghtened out there will be
other large batch Of postoces In the peaceful possession
Of Democrats-Houston Post
How doth the busy Hun improve each shining hour
Out IN California he has been poisoning flowers TO Kill
bees The California Association OF Bee Rasers has Of
fered reward OF $1,000 for the capture Of the anthoney
Hun New York Tribune.
Already the Christmas spirit is in the air By using
little less sugar the people Of Arkansas have saved
million pounds, which they have made into candy to be
shipped overseas The state is justly proud OF this mes
sage General Peshng: please convey to the peo-
pie Of Arkansas grateful thanks for their generosity
10 the American Expeditonary Forces Their act of self
denial Offering one-quarter of their November allot-
ment Of sugar to provide candy for the troops is a
Christmas gift that the heart OF all and makes
still thankful for American ideals and more proud Of
people, whose battles we are lighting New York
Tribune
Evening journal., 1918-11-27

chusetts Naval Brigade and during the Spanish War
in command Of division OF the auxiliary United States
naval force the Atlantic Coast In both Houses OF
of naval legislation.
From a large resource of information gathered by
experience well by study and observation ne
trbuted TO the shaping OF legislation on banking and
finance, particularly when the Federal Reserve act
under consideration. II he who proposed the serial
bond plan for the loans-a plan which he demon
strated would the country hundreds of millions OF
dollars In interest payments. Although he modesty
avoided claiming for his views any special consideration
there few If any In either branch Of Congress who
brought to the legislative work Of the government
large amount Of information upon so wide q range
Of subjects Of Importance in national life.
"Eiis integrity can or will question. His pa
rotsm always placed the welfare of his country above
his party allegiance His capacity for useful service is
unsurpassed. And yet upon the face Of the election
turns he has been rejected by the people OF his State
rejection. which. If deliberate. would be discred
20 The State rather than 70 him.
Fortunately the people OF the country understand
the result of the election in Massachusetts, and know
that personal Spite through political manipulation placed
that State in the seeming position Of having been unap
precative and ungrateful. The Republicans Of Massa-
chusetts may IN part redeem themselves the eyes OF
the nation they rebuke traitors with retributOn. swift
and sure"
Senator Weeks has many friends and admirers in Della
In State. except possibly In Massachusetts,, Is
the regret caused by his defeat keene than is in
own little commonwealth.
Evening journal., 1918-11-27
no coMToRT HERE Fon LENINEs ANp TRorsKYs.

xAI HENEVER and wherever the Reds endeavor TO stir
w up trouble in the United States they should be
suppressed mercllessy. The action Of those soldiers.
sailors and marines In New York city in breaking up
Bolshevih mass meeting reflective Of American
sentmen toward such radicals who would If they could
inject into the social and political fabric of country
the virus Of Socialistc nternatlonasm such as now
holds Russia, Austria and Germany in their grip.
Those countries passing through Regns Of
Terror which any country might well wish TO be spared
We have In country some men who would like
to be the Lenlnes and Troskys Of the United States
That meeting in New York. which was broken up by
American patriots In uniform owed Its origin TO such
and represented effort 10 enable apostles Of the
principles and practices Of the Bosheviki to obtain
foohod In this country and establish propaganda
ters here.
All such efforts should be met and overcome. by
peaceful means II possible; by FORCE If necessary.
Evening journal., 1918-11-27
REApING TIE wHRLwNp.

THE German national pendulum has swung from ex-
treme mllitarism to extreme radcsllsm. with the
result that the Boshevk in control Of the central
German Government, II II can be called government
Through Lenine and Trossky. Germany and Austria
turned the Boshevh loose upon Russia little dreaming
that little later the Reds would turn and destroy the
Hoiienzoern and the Hapsburg autocraces which had
put them In the field against the Romanon dynasty and
the Entente Powers
Both Germany and Austria are experiencing now some
OF the horrors they turned loose upon Russia and the
civilized world feels scant pity for them.
As the Bible says they sowed the wind and they have
reaped the whlrhSind.
Evening journal., 1918-11-27
DURING
THE
EPIDEMIC
Don't Take Any Chances

Don't take any chances. If you de-
tect the first stages of a cold, and feel
creepy and chilly and a soreness
throughout the body, with sneezlng
and coughing perhaps, either consult
a doctor or get full size bottle Of
CHASCO-VIN, a Tasteless Cod Liver
and Iron Tonic and take IL regularly
after each meal and at bedtime. II you
do this you will almost surely escape
case Of Spanish Influenza. But do
act quickly for your own sake.
CHASCO-VIN is just the medicine for
all run down conditions and a splen-
did reconstructive tonic for those who
are recovering from Pneumonia, Grip
or any other serious illness.
You can get CHASCO-VIN in VIII
mington at the Miller Drag Store-i04-
406 Market street.
Evening journal., 1918-11-27
SALES AMONG THE LIVING.

William Sales, who lived In VIII
mington at the time the war started,
and later enlisted in a Canadian regi-
ment and was sent to a training camp
in England has written his mother who
lives in Louisville, KY. that he is still
living, although he was reported as
having died. HIS name appeared on
the official casualty list Of October IA
Sales is well-known In Wilmington
and when word came to his mother
that he had died there was much re-
gret felt here by his friends.
Evening journal., 1918-11-27
JEWISH wOMENs COUNCIL MEETS

Last June a local chapter Of the
Council of Jewish Women was organ
lied In Wilmington The first monthly
meeting Of the chapter was held on
Monday night at the Y. NJ. II. A. rooms.
Mrs. James Glnns, president, conducted
the meeting, about 30 members being in
attendance.
In addition to the business program
social program with vocal and violin
selections by Mrs. Yolisove and Miss
Hillersohn was enjoyed.