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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14

VrT'lncit @ilionS 0ctiltgclier, bpil.
ter or cnsbcipbcnbc nleo en- Stor-
nlagtS Sclpmoro cuer ilapiifc llnber.
fa'tc!lc. eller ogiaa mao S%Stnlien ira
'i1c zig oct Mulloot. lon1 er Oct be,
troct, men oa ma oct ligc til Ircos.
tonfcrcnccr: vi fan life sisrc noget
PEG 6inmes 3rcppcr; aoa bort Der
lclp % lc til Of iaa Sfif paa 3in.
gene Wcn CO agier at bli her
lamnnlclt meo mine 2amcroter, oa hi
aatcr at ioriparc Iiilme, aIere inlot
bclc l%lninerIct."
Zen 10be Nou. meloes ira Nomt.
Nv Glabet "EopoIo Monlano" iortpl.
Ter loag, at bet MI laber til, Of en-
cnocli8 Srouing al 1iume.E rpbIenet
or iliate. Get fer no til, at lloenrigs-
mlrtiltcr Sittom M boIoer paa at
fomnrc til Ell S~oritaaelie nlcb DC
Illicreoe. Giacian iorlnoer BET, at
Bcneral Saooglio ltal bore fomnlet
til en- SurItuneIie meo D'Innun5io,
Iunlcocs at ocnle life oil glsrc Srepl
ohcr Den Srbning al Oct %norlatilfc
EroblcnL lem Hegicriugen faar
iltnno.
Euris l2tc Nup. - Gen ltolictite
Ercmicrminiiter Nitti bar ira ben en-
0cllfc Eren1lcrniinliter Hlppb George
mobtagct Ell Soriifring ON, at Der i1h
oil bli t%ruifet Ell Srbning al oct
abriatilfe Yrpblem / S%pererlsitem=
nlelIe meo Staliens 9Gre % DC Mliie-
reocs Sntcreslcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
Ie franife &riasianer.

Sloen arieen / 1S7O-71 bar Der
alrter % Dtltiaer rirnot omfrina i
Sp'tlano, iom SeierstroIper, bprat
Ell MGngSe iranife Torer, Tom oen.
gang blep erobret. elsie bar oct
p9ret 6ranifmpnoene llegct ON at
gisre at iaa tilbage, % / Sreostraf
taten I'll 0~erlaile5 fit be lllbiat Ell
Yara9raf, 5 245, iom paalpager IN.
'fcrnc Of uolepere ale hisie isancr oa
Slag.
Wtelt III meloe3 oct, at oiaic
SelerStrotGer poa en- mpltiif Mao0c
er 1orlpunoet iva De tpife Girfer Oh
MlilGer, On @rurloen BERTH or
tntet opIplt men &pstet bar paft itor
Sorargelle blanot Srarifnlpnoenc,
lom erfl9rer. at 5pifernc ifal urrs'
goo efterlepe ben Sraftat, oe ielp hor
unoerlfrepet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
Ypineare i 9onbom.

Zen iranife Republifs PrGiioent
Voiilearc % Maoame Tcincare an
fcm i Manoass til 2on6on paa Ct
ire cages @eise hos oct cnsel'te
Sonaepar. San mobtoseS paa BIC
toria. Staticncr al acnsen, Gronnin'
aen, Sarlcn al @emeriphc Geltmar'
ifaIf Saias me. abeliee @apn),
Baron Scattp iii 3orbiisen (gon,i-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
ct baltilf ,forbuue.

Sra Torput, Gitlono, mclbcS Den
/ tie Hop.: - GIt "Gniclltc corolalc"
mcllcnt bnltiifc og nnorc r%ilaltlfe
@rTnlcitotcr oil M Bit oprcttct pea
ocn onoen bnlti'fc SonTcrcncc, ION
oabncbcs Der igaor.
EeprTicniantcr ira GitloltO,
Sctpio, 2ithn,lcl, Sinlano, Eolen,
Ukraine og &piAcritslnnh CT tilltcoe
% breftcr Sper9amaulet on ct TSor.
bulo mellcm bette Npltc al me eta.
ter, Der ltrGtfcr liN ira G'tcrIiscn til
Sortcbopct, OF iom allc tioligcrc uo.
Hioroc Ell Gel al oct rusli'fc Mige.
Tcttc Torbunba ieritc Spgopc ifilloc
bare al f%oripurc bcres mipunbnc
ScluItGnoigbco inob mlli9c SLENDER
bonbc in,oo %cit o. Git.
&um GItlnno, &etpiu % Sithulien
hur piiiciclle Heprpicntuntcr puo
aonfercnccn: DC andre or rcprplcl-
leIel UuIpu'lCteI.
Otter en- informed, iorelpbig Irei
tellc, bporlnocr Scleautcrnc gioroc
rcoc Tor tine relpettipe Regieringcrs
Stnnbplntt, bcililtteoeS oct at bplbc
CT uiilllttcnbc Meoc pao Trebun, buor
man ga itlllbe brpftc oct pi0tigt
Sppraalllnal on Seltagclic / en- rsor-
bonbling mco McprGicntnnter ior oel,
u,aliltc Sppiet &cgierillg bcn 17oc
Nouenlbcr.
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banoling, iGrlig Gclcgaterne ira Git
!anb, 9ctpia og 2itbnitell, erflGreoc,
at bc finn pil mberbanolc meb Dol
ihepifernc ont Ioobenitilitano OF life
on, enoelig sSrco - ialfalo life paa
nTrpprenbe 1iospimft. "Gi fan life
inolaoe % pna at oprctte &nlbels.
forbinoclIc nlco Nolibcpifcrnc cllcr
lutte Sreb meo Dem uoen isrit at
ra~aoippr1e Gntcnten," iagoc Ell He.
prUicrtont ira Sitballcit.
Gitlanos llbcnrigsminiiter hinge
rer iom &onierencens TrTiibcnt.
! Ell Mote, iom bcn eitniife llbcn
rlg2minllter / EerooHa Icnotc til
Molfpo, blep Sopiet Heaieriilaen I'M
berrcttet ON. at Rcprpicntantcr Tor
DC boltlitc Stater pilbc rleoe pnn
Spnoug / Sorpat FOR at tonlmlc til
en- cubeli1 Nigierclie oneaaenoc Treb
mco Nualono % Tor / TGllcslfub at
'aitlrttc eli ToG, ba De preliminGre
6rcb9ulberbanbllnger lfal begpnoe."
Ter bar / lpn9ere Sio gauet Mpe
ter on, al Den r~llaii'fe Souiet Hegie-
ring itul haze 'rcmiot ct ont Treos-
tllbmo til DC NlllcreNc, men / ole Eli
lGloc er Oct bel ia~noipnliat. at Utter
'le'ioterne2 Silboiellgbco til at iege
Nre0 mcN Sopiet Nualunb mart mun
brirge bette SperNamuu! pp ior De
Nulercoe. Gn looonu Wl,liaheb b!ep
og'au lpagt ontpbet / Ell Gale, ipnr
Hremlerminiitcr @louo George i Gpr
bags holot / @ulloball / 3onoon.
Gcttc gap Nnleoning til, at ser /
V~tanonga / ~llnocrbuict blcp iremiat
characterization / Sagen, bportil 90
mar Yam pao Hegieringcns %cgnc gap
'ellcnoc oiplomatilfc Guar:
Gen cn9clitc Ncaiering bar iagcn
Suntc pdu al onblc Nrchaunoerhanb-
ltn1cr nFo &cnin o. SrotStp. ier
l%lnbcrhuict hnr lnnct Nnlchning ri
al oraitc Sugcn."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14

raj @eoftp) og npiten belle aabinettet,
% paa aisretiren eiennem @pen bar
Er1'ioentcn Bienitono for tore Spa-
tloilcr. ltnoer bans Spbolb / Den
cllgel'fe Metropolis blep Der arrall.
geret glimrelbe Setter til bans serc.
% ban b!ep lorl9pnt til 9~Gresboraer
al Norl0on.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
Kenlinotonlt,ncn.

Ni. II. Noiaub fUrtrllcr ON nu0it
nnc ulG'lNc S%poagcIicr ium ban
bnr alprt mco Scnipn I'll Den be-
rsntc Muucitcn.f)
) 1912 pnn'loo ctpar Al AenlmNton.
ulolfri'tcua mcii ibTr0iNc Mooiluu.
bcrc Of Of nj nloilr, huor Den mo.
bernc GulituGr bar, Der hapoc no.
arbci0ct ~ hulgct ,<to'triitcn, innlt
at &c fanite on Ell fort Stlmb pll0r
b~efIcl0tGlnrc bans N0nll Sup lama
lelafuloc Nur bar M luaet 1orbl,
ll0cn al bette Nsftc er blcuet oprulot.
Mnliolcrtio er mango Al DC lnmlc
Nntcr moo &loltri'tcu9 2GQthCo bic
BET nvlloret. Sl6cn oct orGlCr Tor
NtooliuiocruG lite olclc nlc0 al I'M
Sc I'm Mann, men oNina bans Nc-
pUQlrIulb, tur0c oci tonitc uUrc pas
'cl0c her at onltoltc ct mt Nrcnl
'fri0i ! ncmC Ci>tua'lom. lom lea
tror 0cu uhiIococ %Uicr piI 'uloc cr
ct tcmncIlG goot NcpI2 pnu ,Snoitri'
tens 9G1tbco.
Zen punitcIiN'lc }lnl uco ocmc
,Snoitrlit 'iuoc2 / ocn4 ll0itc SUt
uiu0 Ger ltour. "&i hur 10 a
port Monoitnb uco Nnuct Tor at lc
citcr pore Stibc # 2nN2rciiCr 'ra
Ncunc g" Mpi4 Scr nlco "Napct"
iorlinaca BET uurmcltc Nnp Nuo
ION Ban ~ lnn ltrun0cr nlou Scr pua
Sen &auitcliQhch, az Bennington CT
mere en- iriicu Nil ira Muoiou pan.
% man ton 10 mulIiq tlIbugclugQc
en- lIil Ctitonce pan # Sage. ,Sno
| 'fri'tcnH Wphitan0crc har Oerior
WauQ pnd @ond peat pao bcttt lont
ct lobt &cpia puo %u0itrifttn2 mo
berlrc SllbIipclic Mtauocu ioul
itrcp Ben ItllNc bare iau uGuUNll at
han lite pj0itc at bcreQur GUtautcn
mcllem Ncniulton % Muolou Ban.
I'll Bette Nar Ser pUret luorct. al en-
'oa lUr0 Ntano, 'onr ocutc Numtlt
ltcr moa hare pUrct | llIrUIoc &uo
'trl'tcu Cr 'al'i. umulll tnoc hare
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'toa tllyanmc 'or ct nlmmoclil Sfo
Icbnm VI uortAut 2Ntaucct iii
Nuoiou Nau tr 10 an impcl Su1,
iGumlcuItluu nto at 'tripc Nlmcr.
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lar mQru tilirro@ii,acuOt Eorfla
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
MurUr Iunl Siurntn0l.

Norrrnuioltct harcr til &eroGl9
icritc apIoniitcr VI 6tlcr hcnE,
sGre uie0 nnhrc 0crmonitc ToitcllaS
% meO &rab,rNe 9'orOmTnounc
FOR Ill ~,SrIonn, Nouuan0ic. Crfn.
scrrc, ShctlonoAscruc ~ Suocy.
scruc. % boo0c &alnu0 % @rel-
louo bIep btbnRlct a NorNmWiN.
Tau'ferne pnr '0rctaNlouWc ! 'or-
ifIcligr 2tle Al DC au~aeIiafijifc Nj
ger. % porc Haboer hjuiiOg> aieIci
opcrcrtc Nualano, 6InIarO -
EltcruoprouiNlerlt.
Ger cr life hanger uoRct lBIen Al
al 0cruc NcrII9hco; inGtn bch0Ucr
mltlloaQa be A,riernc ON al BIZ
'or'taanct 'or port Nu'cr,. Cauifcr,
ne rr blSt 'oycn1t ~ uot'oa rel rors
lllt mco ,S2Inn0 OF 6Urecrrc. men
cucr2 cr Caumort life ml,r emo Gan,
mart. Nior 'onOt ulooA 8anitc M,
Iil, al Eaumnrt2 &olourlar, Snlao
pcrne i &|t'tinoicu, l~lAciuo9oOt hno'
lTl0ca, Tor at Gaulttruc tul0c m0
itrTutt liz III az ta8c 0glto bc0rt
Bare pan iii cgct %nnO. Spcn'tcrrt
CT oliaa blci mere maiiommc, hpor
set aiUIoer Nauuucu ON Spcri9c
aorI Ocu (oIpt22 StGuIcr itnor bel
ni0uIa pda %o'ici.
4icn HtornW mar uorct set 'loltr.
Gu hoI0cr pan al crobrc 'lg ielu,
iiut cluc %aH0e Aorgr ionr ocu
Gct ouCr Enlcmouoalan0ct SuoI
borh, inm 0tt cr naturliB, at NJ bar
oct er ?}oromruo iom melt bulQcr
90 bor Der Hnlano roar &op Ill n
peubc trlbaat I'll Spcri1c, % Gan.
mart inar iliGl Oct DANTE Sano, loui
S~nitlono tog 'or Il hahn MunNrcoe
gor 'l0au.
Gr ser mtr, loW iiunr ;licu2
l}oh moro har nj uI2'i'tt %onO>
hcIC, hpor ul9onN 9}oromrno roo
Oct ! set UorDl,lc Sperlde en- De.
1ommc (llfo.oyt >omtlduo % N,r,
leooItn lau os'oa uuo,r 9torlt ion,
&obH>Icu 3, aar 'tort 0anIlc Gor,
bringcr: mrpulau0 <s.Gu0. Eur
pcrue. 5hctioaos elrat Crtuosuc.
9ele Al ,%<rloao al 5tot,au0 20
4tnu 9tormauort ror. lite at ijlc.
al ui bar Il o't 3rap gua Ken crit
ions &tuIouo.
ITutet al ali otttc aar ui bthalo.
9icr ri er cu0ul Ell nor. d, u,01ilruft
o. mot fariticl,lortcl ~an0 Oh q
riiiuot llout. men tt Golt Gt Go..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
IRA Sprfict.

Ut Telegram ira aonItantinopel,
ooteret Manoog, iortTlcr, at Der or
opoaget ct &onlplot, ion gaar no poa
at ftroripc oen tprfiifc Slltun ira
Sronen.
Cen tibll9erc tprfiife Storpi5ir
Salaat Bahia lfnl MT m,bcr ct laant
Naon opboloe Jig / 8enf / Scbwcit5,
bpor Oct ifal pGrc hans Senii0t at
oprette ct Centrum Tor m1gtprfiIf
propaganda. Oct CT flere Waaneocr,
liocn bai,, ligeiom Gnper Baiba,
nlaattc ilp9tc ira acnitantinopcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14
Kansas City ~Kvegmarked.
c;o,,x C;tv KvHpmarked.
Omaha ~Kvegmarked.

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Stockers and feeders. ~ -iS'co
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14

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rpI po-G o,Il,s !, nsSoNAs, .oHA 'bhN y" 40
OF uoNoxrss % NArcs3, 1876
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-14

Scno "Eecpra1s Tufcn % @ce Irntn" I'll
Slpci % 1cirer I Sar1lclnrpet. slarSion'
iirgcnien CT $3.50. Iorio tEcregnc,.
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notwithstanding
Syd St Paul Kv1gmarked.

u. 3top.
Evening journal., 1919-01-02
SvIDT-ANDFRSON

Miss Madeline Smidt and J. Martin
Anderson were married on Monday by
the Rev. w. E. Greenfield. The bride
was dressed In blue messallne silk and
carried a bouquet OF white bride roses.
The bridesmaid wore blue messaiine and
carried a boukuet OF white carnations.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin J. Anderson, Mrs. Roy Rey-
nolds, Miss Daisy Reynolds. Miss Eva
Shewbrool1s, Harry f. Anderson. Mrs.
Ella Reynolds, Miss Margaret Anderson,
Miss Lillian Anderson, Miss Nellie An
derson, Master Joseph Anderson, FL
wood Russell, Mrs. Margaret NJ. Quailes,
Miss Edythe NJ. Quailes, Mrs. Annie Sny-
der, Mrs. Leonard Campbell, Mrs. and
Miss Pruitt, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ca
hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert StrettOn, Mas
ter Albert Stretton, Jr., Mrs. NJ. Jamison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walstrum, Miss
Grace Walstrum, Miss Minnie Hastings,
Miss Margaret Hayes, Miss Alice Hop
kins. Miss Eta Hopkins, Miss Florence
Walstrum, William Cantler, G. Melville
Anderson, Joseph VI. Anderson, Z. J..
Cockhill, Master Leslie Anderson, Mas
ter Harry Walstrum, Frank Anderson,
Cooper Malone, Leon Nelson. Karl
Stierle, Mr.. and Mrs. Crofford ToulsOn,
Master Crofford Toulson, William Rey-
nolds, Fred Reynolds, Miss Pearl An
derson, Miss Mildred Russell, Mr.. and
Mr.. David Anderson.
Evening journal., 1919-01-02
PLAY CARDS AND DANCE.

4 public card party and dance was
given by the Sisterhood or the Temple
OF Truth at the New Century Club last
nlght. The affair was one Of the most
brilliant ever given by the organlza-
ton. This was the fourth annual dance
and all members gave their support to
make 10 a success. Mrs. James Tuck
was in charge Of arrangements.
About 200 guests were present, and
while many enjoyed dancing. others
were interested In 500, and many valu-
able prizes distributed. Among those
that had high scores and were sue
cessful in winning were yr. and Mrs.
Charles Schagrin and Mrs. Lester Water
man. There were about twenty-five
prizes given, consisting OF silver cut
glass and jewelry.
The decorations for the affair were
large American flags.
Suspended from the stage was
large greeting with "A Happy New Year
10 all" A pretty feature OF the even
ing was the pictures OF tAe four gen-
erals that have played an important
part IN the war and the picture OF
President Wilson on the stage. The af-
fair last night opened by all singing
The Star Spangled Banner"
Many sailors and soldiers stationed In
this city or at nearby points were pres
ent last evening as they were all most
cordially invited 10 attend.
Evening journal., 1919-01-02
WEDDINGS AT AsRuRY.

The Rev. George White Dawson,
pastor OF Asbury VI. z. Church, acted as
Santa Claus on Christmas Day by be-
slowing a fair bride upon William Fos-
key, No. 2O3 East Fifth street. Before
her marriage, Mrs. Foskey was Miss
Mary Fattnor, OF the same address.
The Asbury pastor performed three
wedding ceremonies at the parsonage
on Christmas Eve. when Miss Margaret
c.. Gifflng, Of Cleveland, o., became the
bride Of Charles Francis Hickman, No.
3ii5 Poe avenue, Cleveland, and Miss
Anna Lille Thomas, No. 6i3 East Sew
enth street, became the bride Of John
C. Glldersleve, No. COZ Poplar street.
The third Christmas Eve wedding at the
parsonage was the marriage OF Miss
Orpha Farrow. No. 4i0 East Fifth street,
and James Fisher. No. 3i7 East Third
street.
On the last day Of the year Mr.. Daw-
son married Miss Edith S. De Voc, No.
2ii5 Washington street, and Irving V.
Parker, No. 5ii North Franklin street
on December %. he married Miss
Edith Walker, OF No. COS West Sixth
street, TO Winder R. Massey. Of the
same address.
Evening journal., 1919-01-02
CAHALL-FORn.

At Silverbrook parsonage last even
ing Miss Mary Helen Cahall OF No. 2i7
West Fourth street and Leamon e. Ford
Of No. i0i Lincoln street were married
by the Rev. Elwood Jones. The bride
wore a beautiful travelling suit OF taupe
velour, trimmed with hudson seal and
hat and shoes TO match. The couple were
attended by Miss Edna Ford, a sister OF
the groom, who wore charming gown
OF taupe jersey cloth and G.. Lynford
Cahall, brother Of the bride. Of the
Naval Aviation School at Chatham,
Mass.
Although the contracting parties had
t-ied 10 outwlt their many friends. the
secret leaked out and on arriving at the
station they found many waiting TO
wish them well. They left for Chicago,
H.. amid showers Of rice, confetti and
good wishes.
They viii be at home after January
- NJ i0i n. Lincoln street
Evening journal., 1919-01-02
BRIDES PET DOG
ATTENDS WEDDING

Miss Jean Liseter Austin. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Austin, and
William dupont. Jr., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William dupont, OF Bellevue Hall,
Bellevue, Del, and Montpelier, Orange
county, Va, were married at noon yes
terday. The wedding, which was one
Of the most intortant Of this season,
was celebrated at Liseter Hall, the
beautiful home Of the brides parents
at Rosemont. Rev. Andrew Mutch, pas
tor OF the Bryn Mawr Presbyterian
Church, offlciated.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown Of
white satin trimmed with Duchess lace
and made with a court train OF velvet.
Her veil Of lace was held in place by
orange blossoms and she carried
bouquet OF white orchids and sweet
peas. Miss Anna A. Austin, sister or
the bride, was maid Of honor. She
wore a frock OF sapphire blue velvet,
and a picture hat OF silver lace. she
carried I'm her arms a cream colored
Pomeranian dog, the pet Of the bride.
Miss Marion dupont, sister OF the
OflQekIOOuls MISS hutAAtllht A|1eAoiAif
Miss Isabella Wanamaker, Miss Lois
Lorlng Jackson, Miss Natalie Davis,
Miss Elizabeth Gribbel, Miss Doris
Dexter and Mrs. Harry r. Converse, OF
Louisville, KY, another sister Of the
bride, were bridesmaids. They were
gowned alike In frocks Of pink char
meuse and silver lace. They wore large
brown tulle hats and carried bou-
quets Of Ophelia roses. The small
nleees Of the bride, Miss Elizabeth Con-
verse and Miss Polly Converse, daugh-
ter OF Lieutenant Colonel Bernard T..
Converse, U. s. A., and Mrs. Converse,
OF Watervliet, n. Y, were flower girls.
They wore simple frocks Of white chif-
fon with pink sashes and carried
sweetheart roses.
DR.. j. SedgUick Andrews, OF Orange,
Va, was best man, and the ushers in
cluded William L. Austin, Jr., a brother
OF the bride; Duer Irving, u. 5. n, OF
New York; Lieutenant Colonel Bernard
T. Converse, and Harry T. Converse, OF
Louisville.
A breakfast followed Immediately
after the ceremony. After a wedding
iourned Mr.. and Mrs. dupont will live
in Newtown Square.
Evening journal., 1919-01-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Hamilton, OF Richardson Park, on Mon
nday evening, December %, their daugh-
ter Avis NJ. became the bride Of A. Cor
man Kitchens, OF No. 62i West Fourth
street. The Rev. r. II. Adams, OF Trim
ity NJ. E. Church, performed the oere-
mouy. The bride was attended by Mrs.
Essie C. Hamilton as matron OF honor,
and John T. Hamilton was best man.
The wedding march was played by Mrs.
Addelle Klmbell. The bride was very
pretty attired In a gown OF white
Georgette and ivory satin with tulle
veil held In place with a wreath OF
lilies OF the valley. She carried a
shower Of carnations. The matroD OF
honor wore a gown Of pink satin and
chiffon and carried pink carnations. The
house was very prettily decorated with
ferns and Christmas greens. Mrs. Adele
Kimble. Mrs. Florence Bryant and Miss
Mildred Frankhouser entertained the
guess with musical selections during
the evening. The bride received many
gifts.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z Reynolds Hamilton and daughter
Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Hamilton
and daughter Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
n. stats and daughter Lillian, Mrs.
Harry C. Lamborn, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
4. Carrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Reg
ister, Mrs. Adele Kimble. Mrs. Paul Pen
cock, Mr.. and Mrs. Hobert Bryant, the
Rev. and Mrs. r. II. Adams and daugh-
Ter Helen. Miss Bessie Pyle, Miss Mil
dred FrankhOuser, Roy Reynolds, Jen-
nings Carrow, Gilbert McGinness, Harry
Wilde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kitchens will be at
home at Richardson Park after Janu-
airy 3.
Evening journal., 1919-01-02
OUT OF THE MOUTH OF
BABES C0METH FORTH
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press.
LONDON, Dec. ti-(By Mail.)-If Ger
many's fate were left In the hands Of
Young England, the Hun would get no
quarter.
School children were asked 90 write a
statement OF the terms on which they
would make peace with Germany. This
is the response Of a 9-year-old boys
"Afy peace terms with Germany are
"I.-That Germany should give back
the two French provinces, Alsaco and
Lorraine, 20 France.
"2.@That they should restore the
mines. villages, towns and cities, and
all the beautiful buildings that once
belonged TO France.
"3.-That Germany should give huge
sum OF money 10 each OF the Allies 10
pay for damages.
"4.-All autocraclos whereby he
meant "atroclties') on the sea, In the
air, and on the land must cease.
"5.-That Germany must not Keep Q
standing army.
"6.-Al the domlnions abroad that
Germany owns should be given to Eng
land.
"7.-No more German kings or queens
should be allowed TO reign.
"s.-All Germany's ships, submarines
guns and dockyards should be given 10
us.
"9-No more German language should
be taught in German schools, but Eng
lish instead.
"iO.-Au wonderful inventions that
are unknown TO England should be
handed over TO us at once.
"ii.-That Germany should make na
laws.
"i2-No German should ever possess
more than 5000"
Evening journal., 1919-01-02
ART EXHIBIT HERE
ON FEB. 3, a, 5, AND G

The Wilmington Society OF the Fine
Arts announces its sixth exhibition, 10
be held in the New Century Club. Febru-
airy 3, ., o and 6.
Pupils Of Howard Pyle and Delaware
artists are invited TO submit pictures TO
be passed upon by the jury OF selec-
tion. AS the space is limited, not more
than six canvases will be received from
any one exhibitor.
The jury OF selection will be com
posed OF Clifford w. Ashley, Stanley M.
Arthurs and Theodore R0sin.
In connection with the exhibition, the
society's collection Of Howard Pyle pic
lures will be shown. Attention Is called
to the following prizes:
1. A prize OF 500 offered by the presi-
ident for the best painting.
2. A prize OF 500. offered by Mrs. It.
Coleman dupont, for the most popular
picture.
3. A prize Of 500, offered by Mrs.
Frank 0. Whitlock for the best illus
tration.
4. A prize OF $50, offered by Mrs. Il.
Coleman dupont for the best war sub
iect.
The committee on awarding prizes
will be: Hugh Breckenridge, Christian
Brinton, Fred Wagner.
Pictures will be received by the so
ciety's agents, George Hardcastle and
Son, and insured from January 20 to
the end Of the exhibition.
Friday. January "a, is the last day on
which pictures will be received.
Pictures in any medium Will be re-
ceived. The society will accept sketches
for mural decorations. Pictures must be
Adequately framed. Ten per cent. COM
mission will be charged on sales ef-
fected during the exhibition.
y. C. Wyeth is chairman Of exhibition
committee.
F. E. Schoonover, chairman; J. Eads
Collins, n. C. Wyeth comprise the
hanging committee.
Evening journal., 1919-01-02
MUST WORK If HE STAYS HERE

Declaring that he has a home In Bal
tlm0re and came here on Friday night
William Miles, aged IS, denied a charge
OF vRgrancy when arraigned In Munich
pal Court this morning. lie was re-
leased with instructions TO obtain en-
ployment. Miles was arrested at Sixth
and Market streets yesterday morning
by Patrolman Skipski.
Miles said that he came here from hi.
home In Baltimore. on Friday night, ant
went TO work for a farmer on the out
skirts Of the city. but was laid on yes
terday. He declared that he Is anxious
10 get work and Is not a vagrant.
Evening journal., 1919-01-02
EXPLODING GUN
TEARS OFF BOYS HAND

When a gun with which he was play
ing exploded yesterday afternoon, VIII
liam Rhelm, &c years old, Of Delaware
CITY. had one OF his hands blown on
and now It In the Delaware hospital In
a serious condition.
Rhelm. with several companions, was
shooting at targets In the formers back
yard when the gun suddenly went on
tearing away Rheims wrist. He was
rushed 10 a nearby physician who treat
ed the wound and applied a tourniquei
20 prevent the flow Of blood.
Evening journal., 1919-01-02
CLOSE STATE OFFICES.

ofilces OF the United States Employ
ment Service at New Castle, Newark,
Dover, Clayton, Brldgeville and George
town have been closed, the only Offices
now remaining open in Delaware being
the main ONCE at Sixth and King streets
and the branch at Front and King
streets.
The closing Of these ofloes leaves the
work Of these communities In the hands
Of the local community boards.
Evening journal., 1919-01-02
EBERT AGAINST MILITARIsM.

By UID IUIItu FIto7,
BERLIN, Jan. 2.-The present German
government seems agreed that one OF
the main factors In insurlng future
world peace should be destruction OF
the foundation on which the Kaisers
war machine was erected-compulsory
military service.
Both Chancellor Ebert and War and
Marine Minister Noske took this atti-
tude in discussing the matter with the
United Press today.
Evening journal., 1919-01-02
nnn't siav stnffed-nnl

Quit blowing and snufningi A dose
Of 'Pape's Cold Compound" taken every
two hours until three doses are taken
will end grippe misery and break up a
severe cold either in the head. chest,
body or limbs.
It promptly opens clogsed-up nostrils
and air passages stops nasty discharge