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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
5u0 Ddfctd.

Wit9ell.-Sier Yerloner muir
ben leidt berlebt, als feds Meilen Dit
li9 bon bier Elm na6 @bicugo fabren=
Ser 3ug Der @bicago & Mortbmeitern
8ubn aus Sen @eleifen iprang. Se9s
Magen fippten INN. Sour bier Berlo>
men befan6en iid in Dem umgeltiir5=
ten @agen, uno teiner bon ibnen
mlr6e 10 id1per berlebt, baB er ms
&oipital geldafft bdte peroen mill
fen.
Bierre. = Gieb5iibter in ser
Gong &rairie 6oreltor &eferDe baben
it9 bereit erfldrt. cine .Hrdmie bon
$50 a1f ieoen get0teten 8olf gu be-
5ablen.
aberdeen. - SIM Staatsfon=
bent Der Gountp=& ommi1lare tul1r6e
@uron als Die ndd1te &onbentions=
itoot be1timmt. Nels Senien BON Gu
pioion County 1purbe als Bralt6en1
ertpdblt.
@rpton. = Ser erlte iqbrli9e
@erfamf bon Duroc SerieD Sbtpei:
men onr6 ben &naben= nn0 Ma0den=
tS9meine5i6terflub bon @roton
bro6te $4,000 Elm.
@ionr Sails. = Jrau Mario
Meebl BON 5alem, angeflagt an Der
1grmor0ung hires @atten beteiltgt ge.
tpelen 5u lein, lit int Di1triftsgeridd
bon 6en @eidmorenen fr%eigeiproden
ipor0en. Cine Her1on mur0e Der:
mun6et nno ein@igentumsi6a6en bon
mebr als $4,000 ongeridtet, alS ein
@alolinbebalter IN Der @i1ion Bo>
ing Mnlage erplooierte.
Den6moo6. - Das 8ieb ir
ser 8lad Sill @egen0 lei6et an SUIT
termangel berbeigefibrt our6 Der
1dhperen S6neefnq
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
gum f,cncn yahre.

Gin ne,tes Snbr! SIN belen Sfrub=
lenfru1l3e
Eritt es berein init friibem Sugen0-
NUT;
Ole 3ufrnft 3eiget iib IN gol6'nem
@lar15e,
Das Ser5 erfaBt Der froben &offn1ng
@lut.
Gergeiien lit bas 2ei6, beritummt Die
&lnge,
IS odmmert auf Der Jrel1oe Morgen<
1trabl,
@ier iinft Die Eriibial langlt Der
ga11gner Gage,
8erge1fen lit Der gr6e bange Aual.
Die 3eit 5errarn; mas tie gebra6t an
Gren6en,
Mas lie an Summer borg in ibrem
SboB,
Sent' flingt es aus IN Elm barmonlIb
2q1ten
limo im @ebet: uDes &erren @nao'
lit groB!"
9aBt nns Sen 8lif binauf gum Sim
mel menDen
nn6 onnfen ibm, Der aQe Wenl6en
liebt,
SSbm, Der in reiden iegenspollen
Spen0en
Tins immer mie6er ne11e @naben gibt.
8ir tpan6ern MIR 6ur9 bieies Or
oenIeben
Gem un1er 3iel liegt in Der @tpig=
felt.
Mog's Drum auf @rben Sturm unb
@etter geben,
@ir 5ogen nidt! @ott gibt uns gut
@eleit!
Gin frober Mhnt, Elm feltes @ottper=
q tra11en
@rfiiM Der @brilten @er3en immer=
6ar,
Slut, laBt uns freu0ig in Die 3ufunft
1fal1en,
@ptt idJenf' ms Men Elm gladieltg
Sabr!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
Wtnne1ota.

ct. Saul. - Sci elmer l(nter'
ludrlng Der 1toatliden 2anotpirt.
lbaftsbeboroe baben 5lpei &olonial-
morenbanbler bie1er Staot eingeltan-
Oen, bab tic beim &erfauf bon 3lfer
nabesu s Gents am Hfuno berbient
boben. Sic Mngelegenbeit miro, mie
q. S. Splmberg BON Der 8eb0roe on
fiinoiete, Sen 9a1n0esbeboroen unter-
breitet meroen. 2aut Mngaben Der
&pmmiiIion gaben Sic Gambler betm
&erb0r SIT, oab 3uder, fir ben lie
$12.05 pro 100 Yfuno be5ablt bot
ten, 90 Gents pro Yfuno I'M @ein=
banoel einbrod)te. Gin Sdnoler Der
faufte 500, ser onoere so Yfuno 81
Dielem Yreis. 9ie 3uferporrate &C.
ben in Minnelotu imnner mebr ult1
Sic Neioe. - 9. 6. &ubenbadLSda
meilter Der Greet Nortbern 8ubn fMr
sic 8nnbesreeierl1ng, bot iein Mntt
n~ieoerselegt, mie g. IS. aennep. oer
Observation-Disclosures Der 8obn.
mite LETTER @od)e bier mitteilte. IS
lit nod fein Nadfolger ernannt.
Snfolee bon acknowledgements Die
iie iid) beim Muftreten in etnem She
ater 5uaog, lit Die Tan5erin Selene
Morti1eM bon minneapolis I'M bic
iigen itdotiiden Soipital g%eltorben. =
Benerolooi1tant &btnou BON W}in-
neIoto, Ser bon elmer 8eii6tigung
bon Sol5f6llerlagern an Ser noro=
li9en @ren5e nab ct. SAUL 5uriid=
febrte, teilt NIT, bab Elm Ylan bon
Mitgliebern Der S. IS. IS. un0 on
oerer &abifaler, mdbrenO Der Weib=
nodtsfeier ot Der @renae @e1paltto=
ten un6 &ubel torungen at beranl tal=
ten, ongeiidts Der @ntlenonng bon
neutrality-suspicious. na6 SSnterno:
tional Sails, Minn., %uufgegeben NOR
ben lei. - Sic Sill 9an0 Corporation
in 5t. SAUL bat ben &ouf bon 250>:
900 Mcres @eioelano nit 25,00C
Stiid RtnDpieb in Wontona abge;
idlollen. 0us friiber unter oem 9aa:
men Soltfbe &on6 befannte 2on>
liegt ungefabr finfuno5tpan5tg Wet:
len bon Miles Gitp an BEN Tliiller
Yo1poer, Mippob uno Sonbne nno bo1
ol1Beroroentlid giinitige 8olierper:
bdltniiIe; Der 8reis 1oa $1,25O,0O(
b%etragen; 5u Ser genonnten 8e1eu'
fdaft geb0ren @alter S. Sill, Del
Sobn oes beritorbenen Sames s
Sill, &idter 9. Saaum Dom Sber
1tootsgeridt bon Minneioto, u. =
Mcglelono ein befannter Tleb5ndE
ter IN Montana un0 s. 6. 0alrDmplF
bon SEEM Sort.
Gilbert 2eu.-G. Is. 8uB, Mn
gelteQter elmer bieligen &oblenfirma
ml1roe 6reitag unter Ser Mnfloge Der
baftet, einen Sell Der fir 6ie S9nle1
beltimmten &obGen %an0erpeitig Der
menoet at boben; iein 8erbor murot
anf oen 6. Sanuar angelebt. Mfebre
re 8iirger, Die bon oen geltoblener
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
Surge Ma9ri@ten aus
ben norDmeitli9en StQate1l

|&1pblen erbalten baben iolen, meroe,
m0glidermei1e ehenfaQs our Neden=
idrft ge5ogen lper0en, lpie Sdallln-
perintenoent 6. .. @ufer anfiinoigte.
Dulutb. &apitGn 6. ".
|Oborg, feline beiben Shmeltern uno
flint &iuoer lino I'M Suprioriee nabe
.Iobins @orbor, Ssle Topale, anid)et-
memo perbungert ooer ertrllnfen, lpie
gb. q. Gates, 2el1dtturmtnabter aui
NaIloge SslonO permntet. 9ie Sborg=
6m1ilie botte einen Sell Oes Sabres
a1,f SSsle &pp1le nit Si1den 5uge=
bra6t. @ates, lpcl6er am IS. De-
5ember BON einem S6lepp0ampfer
p6n Yaliage Sslanb abgebolt moroer
mar, traf am Donnerstag IN leinem
biel igen 9eim ein nn0 bertdtete, oab
es Den Oborgs leinerslnlibt ru6 nidt
gelungen fem fann, init ibrem fleiner
Motorbpot bur9 oas 0ide Sis bin=
ourd)5ufommen. Gin &egierungs-Gen=
Der, melder Oborg nno Jamilie ab=
bolen iolte, fonnte megen boben Sec
gangs nibt an Sic Sn1el berantom=
men.
MinneopoIis.- - eamte bon
5lpei @tonfen i11den 11ad) elmer meib=
lider @erlon, 6ie Die Mnfiibrerin Ell
trer Observation-Disclosures iein ioQ,
melde in Sen lebten Wonaten 5abl=
rei9e Dieb1table al1sgefubrt bot. =
Cine reid)e 8el1te inn @erte bon iber
$4,000 madten Mittmodabeno 0rei
8an6iten, uls iie BEN Safe Str. Su=
melierlaoen Ser M. SC. Mnber1on
pliinoerten unb so l1bren, @eib=
na9ts1dmudloden unb 3pan5ig gro
Bere Diamanten, Die aqein einen&er1
bon $4,000 baben, raubten. - Sic
&oli5ei bon Minneapolts beteiligte
|fi9 Mittmodnbeno an Der Muflpiirl1ne
bon iogenannten ~Monoi6ein" =Geltil=
lerien un6 NOR BARN aud ct olgreib,
inbem ite 5tpei 9eltiaier= Npparate,
mebrere @auonen NIT &o1ineni9napS
gefiiqte 6lai9en unb anoeren Sader
fonfis5ierte. : Ms @eslep Dotpler
BEN Miluaufee8 nbnbof betrat, I'M
Das 6el0 1einer Derbrederii9en Sd:
tigfeit nod 3a1lutb gu %perlegen, m1r:
Sc er bon 9eteftibs berbaftet, melfs
in Grfobrung gebrobt batten, 6of
0otplep elmer Der orei 8an0iten lei
mel9e oen @rocerilten 6. q. Nelior
iiber fallen un6 eribolien batten. 8or
ser Holi5ei in ct. Haul 1Dur0e al!
bem Acknowledgements elm Mann Derbaf
tet, Der ltb 6. S. Gee6 bon bier mann:
te 11no ol1b na6 3ull1tb reiien ppQ:
tie. Na1 ltrengen Serb0ren Ser bel
Sen 8erbafteten befannten ii9 lid
1dl1loig, an Dent l1eberfan bes @ro:
oerpla6ens beteiligt gemeien 5u lein.
Srtonbille. - 9ier lit oil
|Ortonbiue @%o=nperatibe Hrinting So
nit einem &npital bon $4,000 &c
griinoet mor6en, ote cine WoGen5ei
tung nnter DEM @amen 0rtonDiat
Sn6epenoent b%erausgeben miro. Mar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
Noro Oafota.

8ismard. Nodoem @ouber=
neur 5ra5ier bon Norb Dnfota nnb
fem Mnbang in Der Staatsregiernng
ongefiinoigt baben, oab 1amtlibe Sc
leBe> sic bon oer Staatslegislatur in
ibrer fiir5li9en auberoroentli6en So
|gnng angenommen por6en iin0, iofort
in &raft gelebt peroen iouten, erflart
@eneralunapalt 50. Sanger, Ser an Der
|6pite Ser Oppoiition ltebt, er merbe
|ieben berartigen Geriub inn @eri6t
befdmpfen ga Die 8orlage, nad) Der
|@eiebe 5ebn Cage nod gertagnng Der
2egisDatur in Strait treten iol(en, Der-
faiiungspi6rig lei, nn6 6a nuBer6em
&eferen6nm : Netitionen nit 1900
nmeri9rifen, sic bonn @oupernea1r
|%beglaubig moroen lin6, gegen lie Dor,
ldgen.
Didinion. SSr elmer bier
abgebaltenen 8%erlammllng mnr6e
Ole Nortb 9afota Stod @rotpers Ai-
location ins 2eben gernfen. ungefdbr
$50 @iebaii9ter 1pobnten Ser 3uiam-
menfnnf It BEL. Sic erite Mrbeit 6es
|Bereins miro Der Sfeuernng 6es Stint
6er6iebitablsiibels gelten. Scrip
|@9nl, ein a%nge1ebener 5armer bieier
|@egeno, fanb nnter einem groBen
|6teine anf 6em 6el6e einen @6marm
|&eniGreden. @r bra9te iie aus Ndeu=
|gier6e no9 @auie. @al6 barauf err
mad)ter1 Tie aus ibrer &alteeritarrung
nn6 famen mie0er 5n Douem 2eben.
Mqgemein lit man %erltaunt bariiber,
oob Die bereits felt langerer 3eit berr=
19erbe groBe &failte 6ie Se1i6reden
ni6t get0tet but.
Mnnben. - SIZE Critic Metbo=
6iltenfirde brannt lamt ibrem Snbalt
Bis anf Sen @r11n0 nie0er. Man plant
bereits einen Nenban gum Soften
pnnfftt bon $4,000.
OebilS Safe. - Diebe erbro-
9en SEN 8rieffaiten oes Greet Nor=
tbern @otels nn6 bieBen 6ie Boltia=
6en oeS &otels nno Der @dite mitge=
ben.
Beob. - Mus 6em @eler oes
Wobnbm1ies 6es 5beriff Mibelion
tpur6en pabreno Ser Mb1peienbeit ser
|Uannilie 200 Quart WbisfeD, Die bort
%aufbetpubrt maren> geitoblen. Ser
|59naps mar am Z. Sftober beldlog-
nabmt tpor0en.
Winot. - Mrt Serbian, Ser ein=
geitan0, aus Dem @efangnis a1sge=
broden gu iein, miro nod &uron, g.
g., gebradt mer6en, um iim mege11
mebreren Mnflagen 5u berant1porten.
Bembinn. - NQbe5n 200 Sln=
i9en Sbnaps, 6ie bon Canada nab
@embim iiber 6ie @ren5e ge1bmng=
gelt mor6en 1paren, in6 nit 8ei91og
belegt tpor6en.
SameStomn.-D Ser ID Sabre
alte Sobn 0es Mbgeor6neben &siebma1
bon Nelfon County, Der ii6 in &oft
befinOet, 1ou it6 3n per19ie6enen
&al1banfauen in Ser Staot betannt
baber. @r fou aub 511gegeben boben,
oaB er ein Sabr lang I'M Staats= Ste
formatorinm getueien lit, tpegen Nie=
oerbrennens zines Sdnlbanies in So
fota, peil er nui6t mebr in Die S6nle
geben tDoQte..
Sarge. @os be11ofrati fdc
Stnats= bon Noro 0u=
fQta beibloB, feine11 @onbent 5nr@ns=
fuabl Ser DeIegaten gum Mationalfon=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

glanbt, bab bies bie erite berartige
llnternebmllng i'm Staate lit.
5~anborn. &terllnOfiinf5ig
8er1onen trngen gerlehungen oapon
BET 3ipet mnf4llen, Die Dem Chicago
Mortbmeltern 8aliagier5uge Noo. 516
n,n Donnerstag auf Der 5abrt BON
ben 9laf 9ius nady @inona tploer-
hlbren.
9aI1od. - Beim @raben zines
Drummer ltieB man allf Der &perf
6arm, orei Meilen bon bier, in elmer
Giefe bon 25 SUB auf cine @asquelle.
9as Sos ent5iinoete iib onrd eit1e1
9eiaopparat, melbe bon ben 8runz
nengrdbern benubt m1rbe. Das Seuer
m1roe gel0lbt unb Die Nl1eue 5uge=
ltopft nn6 grpertel1 bon ct. Hal1l
1oaen oielelbe unterluden.
@~lIsmortb. ~ Gier Mrbeiter
entgingen nit fnapper Scot oem Eooe,
als in Nod @uuep ein 10000 @auo=
men entbaltenOer @aIolinbebalter e.
plobierte; nieman6 murbe Derlebt.
Mnrorn. - Jeuer ger torte ben
Ws1atb. Mlto @elbdftsblod> einen 5ba=
SEN bon $4,000 onridten6.
Menbille. - Die bieiige So6=
ldl1le tm1roe 6urb 6ener 5eritort. Ser
@erlnit beldl1ft li6 unf $65,O00.
SEEM ulm. - SSSa11 Ser alten
mltder=8rauereianlage meroen
5ur5eit Men0erungen Dorgenommen.
Das @ebduoe ion in cine i6ealeRabm=
un6 Milditation %pertpan6elt mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

bent ob5ubalten, 1on6ern bieielben in
SEN jtoatliden 8ormablen I'M Mar5
ausmGblen 5u lallen. Sn 6teler 8or=
mobl iper6en Observation-Disclosures
ten ser berl9ie6enen Harteien inooi=
iiert 1per6en. 9ie angenommenen Ste
1olutionen greifen Die Staotsaoimini=
1trotion beftig an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

n@p finb Sic @nnnen!" Ser fran-
50itf9e General 9eqontte in Main5
ridtete an Sen 9berbiirgermeiIter bon
Mnin5 folgen6es Sbreiben: &err
Oberbiirgermei1ter! Mls id be11te
nn6mittag ben Main5er Grte6bof be-
Iud)te, mar i9 angenebm iiberraiGt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01

Meniben unierer b%ertuorretler
@pode erleben ibr gigentIides in
3nif6enerlebniffen, nrtal1fgefldrten
Mibberftdnonii{en. ADnfufionen, Ger
It~rentbeiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-01
GNIvEahlen @te iaa ~naadbnaaI etmian1r

yi6t, iperr sic cine gone ManFe gpr beTber, bas 1e,ie
punberoonfte ur16 biligite Notwithstanding Be
reiiet meDr gerenigen dig cine eaaoeEtDpaa =1rscl
SIT jtets sim SpieIen berei.. aeine nufitaLil9e1l &e1rtz
erforberlid. Gin aino tain banrit %bortrdger. aue
adufer fino %erftalt1t t1nb ertreut. iueiI tbre Grtuartuasen
abertrpiien. epistt i6es 100 stafs, soie ois nit
sonntnesi6ulen, aoeen @efenes uro a,1oeren 9ereinen
t%,erben,. I'M Der @efcng 51 leiten. gersie:t
ibren 8rets an eircEt N5erb, tnoent lie pie Nll!it !Ir
often G1srale, Marfas asa!5er, 4oltas, hurbrinsa al:1
5pcrnmefoofea, ,pie aud Die 1euefter aieSe-- esaieit:
ei;..s NaGt, Sbr ainolein forru1et, Du. liegf mir I'M
) Sic eoreiei, Seioer0siein, gneta soft IN BEE
@og', Q 1ar1eneaun1, ac1terbah, gbe11oltee ltho:
snoen tOir bic G'uFiezBor eegen ginfer1bnns! bon $500.
Gcubr+ 2 ge!.ts fir aat1iod-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-10

which the league will give Wednes-
day at the home Of Mrs. Francois
Berger Moran, 2315 Massachusetts ave-
nue..
The Scions Of Colonial Cavaliers Will
celebrate the 313th anniversary of the
landing at jamestown, Va. Thursday.
at the Washington Club. 1901 X street.
tt ere will be music, dancing and light
refreshments. April Is is not the his
toric date. that date being April Z, the
day Of arrival. May 10 is held by Nir-
ginians because that is the day OF
actual taking trunks ashore at James
town.
Mr.. Daniel Smith Gordon is head of
the local chapter. with Mr. Thomas
Campbell. Washington: DR.. Joseph q.
b. Bulloch and Mr.. Francis b. Culver
of Baltimore as executive committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Muehleisen and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Campbell
McAdoo have returned from Florida.
where they have been the past month.
Additional patronesses for the bene-
fit performance of alice in Wonder
land to be given Tuesday afternoon
at the Knickerbocker Theater are
Mrs. Delos Blodgett. Mrs. Levi Cooke,
Mrs. Thomas F. Logan and Mrs. a.
Mitchell Palmer. The performance is
for the benefit Of the Bryn MaWr en-
dowment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-10
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported Ia
the health department in the last twenty-fo
hours:
Frederick J. and Lula NJ. Courtney girl.
Vassili and Guiseppina Altbanassuli. boy.
Lorenzo and Serafno Malta, boy.
Macmillan r. and Hattie c. Kubantz, boy.
Frank T. and Eleanor F. Wilson. girl.
George 8. and Mabel z. Blanchard, boy.
Edward B. and Lillian E. Blade. boy.
Arthur II. and Anna Murray, boy.
Walter ]. and Marie F. Frick. girl.
Elias and Lena slverstone. girl.
Joseph c. and Rosa Westlein, boy.
James A. and Gladys Grant. boy.
Arthur and Thresa Miller, boy.
John A. and Vivian E. Quinn. boy.
Levi r. and Mabelle c. Swab. boy.
George and yarello Valltos. girl.
John P. and Louise NJ. Marino, girl.
Nathan and Rebecca Rain. girl.
Meanda and Mary V. GufYre, girl.
Walter s. and Helene Dickson, girl.
John H. and Elizabeth c. Mills. girl.
James r. and Maude r. Duvall. girl.
Charles E. and Myrtle L. Burgess, girl.
John and Hattie Miles, boy.
William and Ella Dodson. girl.
Howard N. and Eva J. Thomas. boy.
Robert and Mary Ware, girl.
John and Tillie Harris. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-10
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
William Earl Garrison and May Fl. John
son.
Everett J. Stafford Of this city and Clara NJ.
L. Bren OF Northampton. Mass
and May X. White Of Scotland Neck. n. c.
Emmett J. Sudds of San Angelo. Tex. and
Edith n. Goolsby Of this city.
Max Meyer of Enfield. n. c.. and Jennie T.
Fisher of Richmond, Va.
Thomas P. O'Dea and Winifred p. Carr
George W. b. Britt Of New Bedford, Mass.
and Helen G. snyder Of this city.
Samuel G. Martin Of Richmond. Va, and
Gertrude Pinkletan Of Winter Park. Va.
Thomas r. Basin and Cora N. Yocum.
Thomas 8. Nutwell and Helen g. Houghton.
Ernest II. Kicker and Mary e. Oooney.
James ". Rumsey and Frances E. Vaughan,
both Of Oulpeper. Va.
Fred C. Osing and Florence G.. Ramsey, both
Of Baltimore.
Roland @. Horsey and Sarah I. Garner.
George NJ. Gross and Hattie A. Rurrss.
Vernon b. Nelson and Anna b. Greene.
Bertram U. Smith and Nellie ]. Bailey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-10
walker Wedding.

Duna-Walker Wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Phoebe Elliott
Walker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Ian E. Walker, TO Commander Charles
afternoon at 400 o'clock at the resi-
!dence of the brides parents, l12o )
street The ceremony VIII ne per
formed by the Rev. Thomas Smythe
in the presence of a small party OF
ireiatives and friends. and a reception
will follow at Rauscher's
The bride will be attended by Mrs
David Louden Johnson Of Cleveland
as matron of honor and the brides
maids will include Miss Gladys kalme
and Miss Mary Goodwin Roanoke. Va.
The brides sister Elizabeth will be
the flower girl. Commander Edwin
in. Woodwork, U. s. N. will act as
| best man.
| After their wedding trip Commander
Dunn and his bride will be at home
at Pelham Courts.
Mrs Wilbur J. Carr. wife Of the di
rector Of the consular service. Is en-
Itertaining at tea this afternoon in
her apartment at the Dresden in honor
Of the members Of the United States
diplomatic and consular service now
in Washington and their wives.
! The occasion will be in the nature
of farewell for a number of the
guests who are leaving shortly for
| their various posts. Mrs. Carr will be
| assisted in receiving by her mother.
| Mrs. Ezra L. koon.
Mrs Charles B. Ames. wife OF the
assistant to the Attorney General. and
her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Ames.
are entertaining at tea dance this
afternoon in their apartment at 1929
Connecticut avenue. Mrs. A. Mitchell
Palmer, Mrs Willis Van Devanter,
NrS Francis p MIRO Y
B. Jones will preside at the tea table.
which has an effective centerpiece of
scarlet tulips. Miss Marion Hilton Of
New York. house guest of Miss Ames.
ceive with the hostesses. and the
other assistants will include Miss Sgd
ney Burleson and Miss Helen Blodgett.
An orchestra will play for the dane
ing, which will be continuous
throughout the afternoon.
Mrs. George s. Patton entertained
at a breakfast at the Chevy Chase
Club this morning for her daughter.
Miss Beatrice Patton. and the young
members Of the Riding and Hunt Club
following their weekly gymkhana
games.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Frank T. Hines
were the hosts at large dance at
Rauscher's last evening, when their
! daughter, Miss Viera NJ. Hines. made
her formal debut. The bathrooms
were decorated with American flags.
potted plants and palms. and the
many baskets of flowers and beautiful
bouquets sent the young bud formed
| an imposing collection. Capt. Erwin
A. Manthey. aid to Gen. Hines. made
| the introductions. Mrs Hines wore
handsome gown of black velvet
| deliberately trimmed with jet. and the
debutante was charming In gown
Of pink satin yelled in tulle. with
garlands Of rosebuds looped with mar
/ row silver ribbon. The guests num-
cred about $50. and included the Am
bassador of Italy and Baroness Ro-
mano Avezzana, the Secretary of War
and Mrs. Baker, the Secretary Of the
| Navy and Mrs. Daniels, Maj Cen
| George Barnett, commandant of the
Marine Corps, and Mrs. Barnett, and
many others prominent In official. dip
J lomatic. Army. Navy and resident cir
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported tt
the health department in the last twenty -foul
hours:
benjamin F. Hall. 81. Providence Hospital.
Julia N. Reilly, 90. 1927 Jefferson place.
Efie N. Thompson, 20. 21s2 Pa. ave.
Francis r. Marvin, 81. 1924 Girard Ut.
John p. Bates, 81, Garfield Hospital.
John Z. Berry. 49, 20 Sd st. ne.
Adough M. Byrd. 3s. 1923 21st st.
Sarah A. Wanzer, SO. 11O4 9Th st. s.w.
Louise Robinson SO. 613 Half st. s.w.
Raymond Wallace. 10, Garfield Hospital.
George Hawkins, Is. Freedmen's Hospital.
Delmore Brown, l. Children's Hospital.
Bessie Taylor, A. 1888 Sherman ave.
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CARDS OF THANKS.

BROWN. We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to our relatives and friends for
their kind remembrance and beautiful floral
tributes ut the death Of our mother. sister
and grandmother. Mrs. REBECCA BROWN.
BY HER CHILDREN.
FREITAG. The family Of the late HENRY
l.. FREITAG desires to express its sincere
appreciation to the many friends who as
sisted the deceased In his last illness and
-enderd comfort to his family By their
tokens Of sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes and the minister who Ofhciated at
the funeral services. the Rev. c. W. Locher.
IL
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cles. Miss Hines was to have been
presented early in the season, but on
account of illness her debut party was
postponed.
Capt. Erwin A. Manthey and Cap.
EDWIN Watson entertained at a small
dinner party to meet Gen. and Mrs
Hines and Miss Hines before the
dance.
Mrs. Theodore F. Shuey entertained
small company at luncheon today
at the Shoreham
Mrs. Walter Stilson Hutchins is en-
pertaining at b tea this afternoon at
her residence, on 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller Collier,
who are spending a few days in New
YORK, VIII return to Washington late
next week. Mr.. and Mrs. Collier will
entertain at dinner April 10.
Mrs. Walter Peter will entertain a
party at the tea dance at the Cafe
ST. Marks this afternoon.
DR.. Tom Williams has returned from
New York. where he spent most of
the week. after seeing Mrs. Williams
sail for Europe.
Mrs. Winthrop Murray Crane left
Washington yesterday for her home,
mother. Mrs. William ]. Boardman
Mr.. Alexander Britton and his
daughter. Mrs. Rusk, entertained a
dinner party at the Shoreham last
evening.
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- ARONESS ROMANO AvEZZA-
Ma. wife Of the italian am
bassador, was the guest in
whose honor Mrs. ]. Ryan
Dsvereux entertained q lunch
con party Of forty guests today at
the Chevy Chase Club. The large
table was adorned with red and white
flowers and ferns. carrying out the
colors Of the italian nag. The guests
i%cluded Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson.
Mrs. Charles 8. Thomas, Mrs. How
s-d Sutherland. Mrs. George Barnett.
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Mrs. Hodskins Entertains.

Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins. president
of the District of Columbia Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, entertained
today at the third of a series Of lunch
con parties of the week. at her home,
1880 T street northwest.
On Thursday Mrs. Hodgkins enter
tanned the past presidents OF the fed
Grafton, its officers and the delegates
and alternates who have been chosen
to represent the District Federation
at the general federation meeting. to
be held shortly in Des Moines, Iowa.
Yesterday her guests were the presi-
dents of the twenty-eight organiza-
lions composing the federation. At
this gathering art and literary clubs.
civic and patriotic organizations, as
well as associations engaged in phil
anthropic work. were represented.
Today the chairmen of the various
departments of the federation were
invited to Mrs. Hodgkins' home.
The League Of American Pen Women
gave a tea yesterday afternoon, when
Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes. wife Of
Senator Keyes of New Hampshire,
spoke to the pen women and their
guests on the welfare of the child
under government supervision, taking
the appropriate title. rs it all wall
with the child?'
Miss Ann Martin. announced senate
rial candidate from Nevada, outlined
her platform
The clubrooms were crowded, the
tea being in honor of the patronesses
and young ladies' committee for the
authors carnival ball and book fair
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To meet needs of the Austrian re-
public and establishment of rapid
communications with the United
States are objects which have brought
DR.. Karl Renner, Austrian chancellor.
tn Rome