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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
AN UNCOMMON EDUCATION
FOR THE COMMON MAN

We must not only plan 6 glvc, but
really give the common man what has
hech IN he past an uncommon education.
lie must have in addition to technical
facility, the power to critIclse his eX-
perlenec, he must have that freedom of
thought ot which Percles spoke to his
Athenlans. which makes men able to re-
fleet and then go forward he must learn
to see himself IN ms relation t. his world
Briefly the soldier must get what history
literature. social science, and philosophy
can give him this IS no program of
Utopia 1t will he found some conserva-
tivcs may hc Sul qrised % learn IN the
schemes for education in rehabilitation
already drawn up and put IN partial
operation by the military authorities of
tireat Britain New Zealand, lanada and
the ulted States 1t IS implied III the re
n.arkable work OF the British Board Of
Education which is supplying books tree
on any subject to prisoners OF war But
the intensity Of the need u broader
horizon for us ali and the vast difficulty
Of accomplishing one hall that must be
done. can be expressed in no program, but
only iii reblrth of our whole educational
system Henry Seldel Canky III Yale
Review
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
BAKING AND SEWING
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Prizes Offered by the Extension
Department at Delaware
College.

The following regulations have been
Issued by the Agriculture and Home
Economics Department of Delaware
College, relative 10 boys and girls baking
and sewing clubs, Theodore + Martin
being the State club leader.
/ Boys and girls in Delaware between
the ages of 10 and q years are eligible 10
JOIN the Baking Club or the Sewing
Club, or both
2 The club shall consist Of five or more
members who shall elect president,
vIcc-presIdent, secretary and treasurer.
The club shall be under the immediate
direction Of n local club lender
,. Boys and girls shall berome club
members by signing enrolment cards
with The approval Of their parents 0r
guardians and the local club lenders
4 Eact, club member shall attend all
club meetings If possible
3 Zach club member shall follow he
instructions which will be submitted BY
the State Club Department and de
tributed by the local dub lender
& Each club member shall ozi ii'at
at u local or county far, using the clnbleins
and Labels
z Each club member shall make
demonstration club uniform Mcmbers
may fec uniforms winch theY mad
ihcnsolves IN the other club projects
& Each member shall keep complete
record on a record sheet supplied by ihc
State Club Department aud shall write
= story about hos be Glib Worl was done
nAktSa eLrn RElFinruEHrs
Siv fgmllg batlngs of yeaef bread
: Six family bkings of quck bread
such ~ mullins biscuits, efr
4. T.. z Il
according to the needs If tie hofne
srvlsG clrn RrGrlsTIos- rIrsrfEtR.
e. learn how e use -lrnro sowing
equipment
, Milking briof study of materials
~ common use
, 10 learn tie fundamental STITCHES
used In hand -cViug rieb basting,
gathering hemmlugld ldarnlne patching eto
Making club ewing bag Rith Ar
tlled designs fsing tho cross sfrciI feathcr
stlteh. French knots, ctr
; Making an artlcIe ~ ralef sowing
aueh S. clothing for Felglau and French
GRIP AIS. or a conservation garment nad"
81 renovated materials ihe FOCAL Red
ross will furnish supplies
s Eaeh chIb mcri"r With pro.tdn fho
necessary equipment. such as SCISSOR
thrab needles. tape mcasara ofr and
materials required for the flushed articles
Whith vii bciong ~ the club monbcr.
rRrtFs ASp swARb-.
Tins contest hall bo conducted and
prIzc- awarded on county bass
z Frle- viil - provided and 4nnouno-
I'd At later date
: Exhibits and demons ranan~ Hill be
made II Iocal or county shoH and i TIE
state Iur
/ STATE elub champions tiI .kri,
he given & free trip 70 the Eastern states
Exposition II Springfield Ma Nherc
exhibits and demonstration contest vii
be held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
FREE BOARD To QUIT,
OUR MEN SPURN OFFER
German Propaganda Dropped Into
American Camps Failed; Why
Die?" Pamphlet Asks.

Philadelphia, Nov 20 Pamphlets
promising '.Frce hoard III Germany until
the end Of The war # they would sur
render were dropped 70 american soldiers
~ German aviators III final desperate
fort 10 break down the morale Of the
for. that was crushing their tonted mil
tIy mahlne
One of these pamphlets thousands Of
them were scattered fellmfo the hands ot
George " Hesscr cook 81 Company |,
32Sth Infantry, Seventy ninth Division,
and he sent il te hls parents. Mr. and Mrs
John " Hcsser. 80 Moore street
lIcs-cr was a macnnlst before he went
to Camp Meade st enc time he vas \
city iirct an assigned to InEine ompanv
M. i6 II went Ia Ffnnce N January,
1918 The pamphlets read as follows
>E,rn stY liz
Don't de TIL sau hare To-
What business have qen e III n
France. i0r \I-ac, lorraine - f9t Ing
land IN lranre
Isn't # better ans baN T. I've than Il
dic, no matter lar hoW glorious j eati7s5
l~ut II hotter to tfEt anl fatne back =
the old folks It home. thau - roi III tht
she'll holes and trenches # lrahce2
ou hav. had t. hear many hlgh
faIatn word. about liberty. humanity
and making tho uo.ld safe ter democracy
hut honestly now aren't fhes, catch words
merely sugar coating u The butter plli Il
making Won spend Wr.tehed months FIR
from home 10 vtu really heIleve those
German soldier hos- III thur faded Rray
uniforms on tie oturr slla u 'No Nuns
Land arc hot oa the tall Il Yanr hbertits3
Inst like sou. thet want tho war e
end With honor 81 th,s can g. back to
their horne folk Ill they want Is
chance Il live and 1t live
Md s.. II i should happen = yoa -
fall rate tl.eu hands. yoa WiI ind fhat
thc> NtIl treat you fur enough ~ fbe
prneiplc If llyc and let i've VIZ run
any more chances than You have T., you
might Is we'll be free hoarder n Germany
until thu var j. over You don't want
IL dle tIl yol have to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
EVERY GOOD DORGANIZATION HAS
IT'S "INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT

The Departments Of the Government
issue publications galore with be purpose
Of keeping tLe people informed 81 the
-crlIr.. liza Is being renderc thca TO
maze tIat service available, to make II
count
Even the Government itself must be
advertised The messages and addresses
of Presidents and of PRIME Minister.
would have little Importance without
the publicity gwen To them through wide
publication Cur rnirS al the front
have their Intelligence Departments
rot merely for the gathering 81 military
information bat for keeping the people
in close touch with what is happening on
the battle hnc>
It i n i merely highly appropriate, it
Is highly important. that stores should
have thclr Intelligence departments
and hst hp. should be fully efficient
T hc merchant is Ir servant Of the poopl,
IN i lcry 3rer' and real sens lis ar
ganIl tl0u II iDr service to them service
ia securing far thcm hc eomnodtlea
At The smallest possible dealer profit lie
must Keep III touch With the people
b, Is~crving tic mus -cc to Il that thes
EIl9n What ~ Is accomplishing for thcln.
III must nol hide his light hllt 50. to 1t
tit1f li ~fDtt'~ win tiilAIhijfliaitti - jeii- f
mess III must advertise
lle must advertise 50 infornngiy that
readers may make Their buying-declsions
At home lie must advertise 50 fully
that lis readers Will not Lack information
as To the particular things they need Al
the moment He must advertise III q
manner which will interpret his store 10
its patrons interpret what il is dong
today ln their interests
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
DARING AVIATOR TO LEAVE.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. NOV so Ii qtenant William
Fitzpatrick of he Aviation Corps, sta
toned Al Long Island, former Delaware
College student. who gave residents Of
Newark such 4 thrill Wednesday after.
noon when he did Il couple Of loap-the-
loops over tho town before landing IS
expected 70 leave IN his airshlp for Long
Island tins afternoon
Lieutenant fitzpatrick IS on il furIough
and made tho trip to Newark IN a Curtis
blplauc H. Is 4 member OF the Sigma
Nu FRATERNITY and has been the guest Of
the college during hls stal IN Newark
Yesterday afternoon Lieutenant lit
patrick made two trips in the ar The
first time he went alone and the second
time he vas accompanied by Lieutenant
Aroniwltz, surgeon Of the ) \ / { lie
took tic latter for long ride, eireling the
town and also attained considerable
height
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
SLIM MARKET TODAY.
Usual Falling on on the Curb After the
auksgiving Holiday.

THANKSGIVING Saturday is traditionally
a poor market day, and formed no cN-
ccption to custom this year. Hardly
hall the customary number oi dealers
was iii place at Iioon many OF them sold
out early and went home.
Not a great deal of poultry was IN
evidence, and the Wednesday prices
prevailed right through. including cggs
and butter. the storm ccntcrs OF prices,
which were firmly held at 50 and 50 cents,
respectively, and in small supply
The salad vegetables were inlrlv pentI-
full. celery showing up better on account
Of the colder weather, and bringing 10
to Is cents per stalk.
Quite little lettuce raised under glass
was offered Caulihowcr and RrnSscls
sprouts were also in fair supply, priced
At about - cents per head and berry
box respectively.
The markets offered few rabbits mt
Sl'35 per pair, and in the fish line, scallops.
crab meat aud the foreign tavoritc,
"C Calanlare" to the Italians but plaIn
'Squid to >mcrican fishermen, was also
obtainabc 1t has flavor resembling
soft-shcll crab, when fried in good olive
oil. and also makes good stew
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
AT REST.

Vow sleeps within that aallowed sol,
Amid those crosses, TOW en- row,
The author Of those pregnant lines,
in Flanders Fields the poppies blow.
Those brayelv singing larAs still tiy.
Those cannon lash and rear below,
Those poppies. noGiing. vigil keep,
keSpIcudent in their crimson glow.
Ah! blessed rest now sweet, nov deep,
The pledge received true faith 70 keep
No boaStful words no idle leSt.
" hen spake that giant of the west
Fear not that We have died Tor naught,
The torch We threw TO Is S caught,
Ten million hands VIII hold it high,
And Freedom light shall never die.
such sweet assurance might revealed,
And all eyes closed IN Flanders Field
Robert Bel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
VAR DOG.

I'm dong all I can 70 help the var.
I was not drafted II was simply sent.
/ had no choice III must be it vas meant
That should i've the trench lIfe f1r while
Search for tie wounded, DrIng them
succor. then
Carry come message through . ram of shell
Into the forefront of the battlefield
| wear my red cross as the nurse does hers
For though I cannot help TO heal the
wounds.
I find the wounded ones VINO need her aId.
| hope you do not think / an AFRAID,
Beng 4 dog. braveiy 10 90 my par.
Although | cannot speak yet / can EEL,
and voice nv language through nv souI-
t'Il ewes
I N n the var 70 stay L IN spared
German atrocities. anu my red cross
Vii win my way 70 where the wounded
are
Our Dumb Animals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
cHICAG LIVE sTO X MARKET.

IS A.soeaated Press 10 Everg Evening
Ifaga. Nov 30 Hogs. 4Dt-
2f.090 market stcaav " .3eeer
than yesterday average a4;er.- ; -
all 80 light. Ib.s7al1 10 packing
t615alT 10, trraaoui-- Is o0al060
pigs good 70 choioe. i3 5lal5.5O
Cattle. receipts 1000 aomparftI witn
a Hee ago choice and prime natives.
steady. others and Rr~ce n. uuevenig
> 10 75c lower butcher cattle. mostly
, 10 15c wer eaanerS, ~ saWer.
calves, steady best feeders, steady
medium and common ~toeker-. 30 - 15c
lower
Sheep. receipts 900 ehpared Nl7h
i week ago. fat lambs - il b.5c lover.
good and choice declining most sheep.
te4rHgs and lee,lIng stock, sEeadg =
.1,5e lower
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
FEAR
David Morton

am afraid ~ ser the autumn corre,
Bringing q gtrangeness IN orr friendly
hill
Turning familiar way= enstere md
still
And an our srnging world zone dull and
dumb
There a1u r. vant # frightening wing
and bloom,
Of robin in the nest vr Watched ~
And Ii,fle thTngs " Ioved that oonld
mot stay,
Frail things and fair that ind drsty
dcorn
tll this lies ~ ny heart Ike propberT
These are ~ Death and deaths III
And nlps5 Should sex + not-for fear
0r Shame
WIN yon not come that tay and yp-ak
to me.
SAVING you ilsnal thrrrs thr wnIie
we lit
Quite eiose-quee olo-e-whea our
fires are lit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
JUST AMERICANS.

.hlSt today W ehancsd - inset
Down upon The crowded street;
md I wondered whence he came,
Whist WIS once his nations name
So I asked Aa Tel me true
Are you Pol or : lsslsn lew
English, Scotch Italian Russian,
Belgium, Spanish Swiss Moravian,
Dutch or Greek or Scandinavian.
Then he raised his head on hugh.
IS he gave me this reply
What | Was IS uaught 20 me,
III his land ri Liberty
TIA my soul rs la4n 70 man
IN }u>t I'M mean.
Agthcr Unknown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
INTRODUCED SPIDER AND Fly.

Tile solicitor had been AWAY, ii the
country calling upon client but on his
return there were signs 0f ioating and
Iazne9s on tie part of the iunlor clerk
Thomas lIat typewriter hus not been
touched today?' snapped the man II iaN.
on ~r cIacuIatcd lie junior 'Why,
! was usin4 only All hour agor'
Then Numbered the employer, how
comes il that there's j spider on the
machine and that hes woven web over
the Keyboard?
Sir, remarked the lad, I'll tell the
truth There was fly III the works Of
that machine Rather than waste my
time IN cDtrapping the insect, sir. cr
introduced the spider sir!' London
Tit-Bits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
WAITING.

am > dog. Nv duno Iirs >arro, fr--,c
The questions
That / long 70 know:
Where n re gomez When Wi be come
again.
NV master, tast my acaxr loves so:'
did not Know tEza1 weeks ana months
could be 40 long.
stand beside the gaxuengase-
NV eyes fixed on the distant coao, Jv
Ench ne vent away
ana waCch-and ~aIE.
Sometimes dose, ana afwavs DO hesr
lIS rOIce say,
Goodbye. old pai. Wen meet 2g.n--
some day.
Then men. md i,gs am dTums, -ame
marching through the night,
And ae. for wnom Id give ny Ire,
passed with thesn, Oag q sizrr.
And Is il far. that place where he has gone
That place where he is, and ! may not
be-
Shall q seek nun n wait heTe, beside
ne g2rdeu-gaJe.
For that some Gay lie promised me
Ann Bernard in 0Vu Dunno animals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
TO MARCH ON CONGRESS.
Womans Party Plans Drive About the
Middle of December.

ON the | eth. 18th and 10th Of DCccm-
bcr a conference of the advisory council
and State chairman of the National
Womcn'S PARTY viii meet in Washington
As the final event Of this conference,
women representing each OF the Congrcs-
sional districts III the country, and IN
addition each Senatorial district, Will
march to the Senate carrying resolutions
demanding the immediate passage Of tho
Federal amendment for woman suffrage
To meet the expenses Of what the
Womcns Party hope VIII be the final
struggle with the Senate a fund Of $50 0hn
is being raiscd each states quota being
81 900
Mrs Florence Bavard lIillcs is looking
after the Delaware end of the project
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
EX-ANi BASsADoR'S WIFE DEAD.

Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Nee France Thursday. Nov =.
Mrs luha Lelshman. wife oi John q;
I.ssshuntn plttsharg former A1erlcan
ambassador - Germany. died foday *
Mont, Carlo The funeral VII be held In
Pars
Mrs Le.shlnan. before her marriage
IN 1850, was Miss 1ulia Crawford Tier
husband has been minister u Switzerland
and Turkey, and ambassador to Turkey
Italy and Germany retiring from Tie
diplomatic service in 1913 Mrs LelSh-
mans daughter. Ms Nancy LtioArEaa.
was married in Geneva October, 1918.
to the Duke Of Crov, member of the
German diplomatic service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
LAMB ABUSED THE LION.

The proprietor of a travelling Inenagere
had trained Ion and d lamb to Ike 10
gethcr IN the same cage The unusual
sight WAS always we'll advertised before
aani, and invariably proved ii big draw
Presently however, there came time
when the attraction ceased to figure III the
show and the Snowman va, asked the
reason
Had to separate en-, lie replied,
gIoonIly
Indeed Did he turn savage them
thought he looAedl ke such mid old
hon
Lion, interrupted the showm4u
Lion bc bowed II was the lamb. When
hc grew up he started buttiug like i bat
tering ram tscd t. knock the poor hon
about something shameful London Iii
bits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
1e TENT CAMPS ABANDONED
General Marsh Issues Order Affecting
Temporary (antonement@.

u .hItlgtou NOV 5j he -3Ntee0 ~o-
called t.lt camps au-.allr con. raeItd
H. training center~ tar National Ga4ara
divisions NlI} nc Abandoned a@ o9a -
pr..rfleabit,. General March has announced
The camps are Camp Greene. bar-
lo;;e, \ q " adsworth. ~partanhar4.
: q Hancock. Augusta, Ga Mt Ie.-
Ian. NunI-ton. Ala sewer GreeasjIo.
4 Wheeler. Macon, Ga AlacAr-
thur Waco lex Logan Houston. Tex
Codv. Demug \ " Fort ~li. Okla
OWE. Fort Worth fcx sheridan,
Montgomery Ala ~hrIbt. HattIc>burg,
Miss. Bea4ragard. AleAandera, La,
k,arny. Linda Vista. cal Fremont,
PaIo Alto, taI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
TIE ROAD THAT GOES WEST.

When rom this Ssy my wsy hes 20 the
vest.
FooJSora md muddy, wounded, shattered,
spent,
Death being past l snail but crave = rest,
4 kindly hostel, Welcome and content.
some nope for golden streets and gates oi
pearl
And some Tor haloeS and sea OK glass.
May God forgive me Tor thAuAless
churl-
Id rather have one led OF dalsleG grass.
| ALI too battle-sJSlneo Ior MANSIONS 1ne,
Too tired for the flutes and mnsyrelss.
4 Paradise remote ana green he mil,
An English Heaven were good enough .or
Y4e Rey.eN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
WILSON SUIT IS DISMISSED.
Was Instigated by u. s. legation Ansinss
Swedish Newspaper.
ny Aasoclated Proaa % Every Eyenlns

Hy Associated prcss 10 Every Evening
Stockholm, Friday, Nov. 20 The mnt
initiated by the American legation agsinst
the Aftonbladet of this city, in which il
WAS charged that the Newspaper had
ins,ilted President Wilson, has been dis
missed on technical grounds.
The basis for the suit, according to the
complaint, was that the Newspaper had
injured foreign power and made an
attempt % interfere with anicsbls rela~
tlons existing between Sweden and the
United States"
The Aftonbladet had printed seriea
of articles regarding Arnerica's action IN
entering the war and containing personal
reflections upon President Wilson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
FIELDING GETS SALOON.
Has Leased Robinson Place AZ 1868
West Tenth Street.

Nathan Barskv. Who recently nir-
chased the late George f Robinson
saloon. lO6-N West Tenth street has
leased Il to John Fielding 70 whom Judge
Rice TODAY on application of sylvester
u Townsend. ,Ir transferred the tohin
son liquor license
Mr. Fielding says he VIII conduct
frst-class saloon For many wears III was
manager uf the Old Merritt HOUSE and
onte vas steward of the Wilmington Clnb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
STOCK MARKET VARIES;
TRADING RESTRICTED
Sales Reach About 300, 600 Shares
Liberty Bonds Reach Their
Lowest Figure.
~ hsaociatef prcsa 70 Every EvenIng

New York, WAN Street Nov -.
S,ocks were heeitant at the opening Of
today's market, reacting quite generally
m tbe flygt hour with variable rallies later
on the moderate inquiry lm rails Trad
,pg was restrained. pending expected
dn,,eloprneDt Of coming week ~ Washing
ION Initial lrrgssa Of one To three poinfs
among steels, coppers, motors and OILS
Ycre balanced bv strcngthcncd shippingv,
MINOR equipments and obscure speciaitties
losing was irregular Sales approIi-
mated 3O0 200 shares Liberty Bonds
wcrc heavy the Fourth 4I'e "sf9bhghinr
a new low record A. ~ ~
Final priccs on Liberty Ponds we're,
3i3's ~ qs. let con, fs 950&, md -
II 70 lst ron 1Ms, n 10 End nm
lt+s. NJ GG. 3rd 4JI's. ~ "A 4th 4Ns,
aG 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
SCOUTS AT CAMPFIRE.
BOYS Had a Great Time When Chan ior
Curtis Awarded Merit Badges.

The local troops II the BOY Scouts had
A campfire out at tie loo in Rrandywinc
Park last evening and . good timc WAS
had
Chancellor Curtis awarded mcut badges
and Scoutmastct Garnck Mallory told
crca. story in the most approved ~tylc
Each troop did stunt, and thc as-
scmhlv joined in songs Commissioner
Butler Of Washington was rrycnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
Prayer Bell Shipped 10 Red Cross

By A~soclaled !'reSs . Every Evening
Troy. y y, Nov 80 4 bell which
will be hung in the American National
Red Cross Building at Washington, ID
., and which IS gift bl the PeHnsy ylvanIa
Council d National Defense was shipped
to Washington today by Z Troy foundry
firm Each day at noon the bell viii at.
rung preceding ! tw9-Imu4te pause for
prayer by ti.osr within the Red Cro4s
strllct tuTa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
EAGLE NOl TIL.

1919
They nave taken his horse aL piumA,
They have 'eit huu q Dioo ac f1me
For a hcro's scen. ana room
They have curoed his lighting pude
They have bIde him nurroN and hias
With q million. side ~ side
LooA nto the air he springs,
Fighting RIth wings
He hiss gand 1 WAl 4. n
OF that tun immcnAty
That would swallow up suCn =, r,.
Who ould burrow whea he could tiN
He viii climb up into be -ky
Ana the world shall watch alm ilc
Only his peers may darc
Follow him here
Octobcr y Nale Netlen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
SMITH BOY MAY RECOVER.
Though Very Seriously Injured When Ran
over BY Garbage " agon.

Tholna, Smith the boy who WAS ~
seriously hurf uh,n RIM nycr us i garbage
wagon Yesterday that hl~ lltcna- d,~psrrd
III has apparently chance inr recovery
according IA rcpatr~ from IL, ii0uro-
pa,hic Hospital whore he Is beng cared
;ar
Hrs shoulder and Jaw were traetIrrd
hl~ abdomen lacerated and u'"rn4. n-
srlcs sustained hut hl- vitality may pail
linn through
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
RREWERIE~ ALL TO CLOSE.
No More Malt Beverages Manufactured
After Midnight.
A..o..la,ed 80 IL ENery Exenlng

~ Associated Press o Every Evening
Washington. Noy 30 Brewing Of
beer and either malt beverages viii stop
III midnight tonight throughout the
United States
Tie special presidential committee
Whleh recommended tie Presidential
proc. .uation prohibiting brewing ~ 4
war conservation measure, decided today
10 make no recommendation 10 President
wilson On SUGGESTIONS that tie proc
l*.ia'l9n should he rtseInded III view
of The arrulstlcc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
WEDDINGS
SCOTT BotHN

ycr1 prctty wedding to0h place last
evening a, the homo If Nr> tnna B0oIm
THpntyelghth and Br0onr strcrts. whcn
Miss Nary II B0ehm Was married to
John N Scott bv thc KcE Father Leonard
of the Sacred Heart Church 4 Il Scott
of Whalclvlile Md brother of the bride
groom. WIS best man while tie bride was
attended ~ her sister Miss Florence
toehm The house W4s Beautifully deco
rltcd wlth yeilo~ and white chrysanthc-
tuuiI- Those present were Mrs Anna
Rothm. mother of the bride Mr. and
Mr.. Ad3iphe Bochm, Francis EocAm
Hide Rochnl sister 81 th,. ilide, of New
arl y J AT and Mrs Frank Eochm,
~ Charles HuetliH Miss Agncs McKenna
9' Newark y Miss Mary Klein Mis-
Icrc~sa Henry Mr. and Mrs + II Adams
and daughter, i.Ilaocth Agnes Boehm
IIc.cu Rochm and Helen Scott were
flower 4irl, MN ard Alr- l;ochm loft
las rieh, ou rhcir honeymoon They viii
uako an e1'cnded tour through the
Western states. stopping lor several
weeks II I.o~ Angeles, Gal
J0HNaOA-cHFmCo.
LEROY b Johnson and Miss jennie
Il Chcrco both Of " IlInington, were
married on Ihank-g wing afternoon, At
$50 O'Clock AZ Elkton Md by Rev.
john McElnoyle hey Will 70 10 New
York to orrow, but after December >
will be at home 20 Their friends at 6I8
West Fourth street