davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Feb. is R.-0rains were
weak from the start in futures markets
much as cent and rye was down
sharply.
Buying interest Jagged and there was
grain for sale on all 1.-The minor upturns.
Some of the liouidation was prompted by
easiness Of outside markets.
Wheat showed little rallyink power after
the early break but some purchases were
made AGAINST sales Of rye. Commission
houses turned sellers on all the hard spots
and local traders were beerish.
By local operators. Commission houses.
however. continued selling in small lots
and the market was heavy.
3. At the finish wheat was " 10 cent
lower than yesterdays close, May, 1.61H
Corn vas of v to May. LILY. Qst.
was ofi u to ", Nay. l.i2T-s. Barley
was y TO % lower, May, .0sA
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Feb. Is R.-Dividends
clared:
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK. FEB. Is R.-Min and
local buying held cotton futures steady
today in quiet trading as further war de-
awaited. Some buying By spot firms was
associated with CcC purchase Of cotton
There. was considerable March liuuida-
tion and switching into later months an
ticipatins frst notice day Of February %.
cents . bale higher March. II .e9: May.
81 SO. and July, 21.63.
Evening star., 1945-02-15

ll:OO an $50 600 1900 noon $50 600
100 pm. go 900 200 pm o7o 600
Approximate Total 900 900
tUnit OF tradins 10 shares; sales printed
being reor9ant1sd under Bankruptcy Act.
Rates Of dividends 70 the foregoing table
are annual dishursemsqts besed On lAss
les Otherwise noted spec1J or extra. divi.
den4s are not included - dividen4.
or stock. PAID last ysar.s fr4yeble q
ssdl dsddc e ssid e ssssa sks s.ss
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Market AVERAGES
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Is R.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
stock Exchange foE Fshruary "a: 7,I46
purchases involving 219,438 shares; 6,S41
SO short sales involving LOAF shares.
Evening star., 1945-02-15

far & sh,s iy1Ssna yssa. * us sssls estrs g
b 81 extra. / loo extra. . Paid In 1914.
SO extra.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
Washington Exchange
,,.IMsl.S1 MlSS1 G IklESyt93Is q! 6LSsSE T..

Garfnekel bh< pfd.-S6 st 2s, II q
2TA
Gsrnnckel com.-50 at 21h.
National AortAge q Inv. pfd.-126 at oH
WashinGton Gas COMO at 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
By Z. v. DURLING

A said before. / hate work. What keeps me
~ working hard Is that people are so nice to
me- Courtesy always gets me. Guess IL does
most people II the editor says: Nov. Ed. II con.
vsnlent to you, It would be help to US to have
that copy today" that settles It. He gets it. That's
why am writing this column now when have
date to play Chicago pool with Glenn Mccarthy.
I hate TO miss that. Glenn is a soft touch for me.
ASKING
AQueries from clients O. Why do women always
~tis blue ribbons around old love letters7 \.
Couldn't say Maybe because 1t is a romantic
color. You know: Something borrowed some
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
PLEASE NOTE

Il had no idea would have a beautiful baby
writes a Detroiter, because neither my husband
nor myself are handsome people. In fact, far from
II. But did have a beautiful baby and she grew
TO be beautiful woman When she married she
said her wish was that she would have girl and
a boy and. that the boy would have red hair. She
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

thing blue" Then II the love letters are those OF
man who changed his mind the blue is appropriate
for the womans mood when she reads them over
again. Q. Name the best trotter born in Indiana
or send me pack of cigarettes A. think IL was
that speedy and noble animal named Nancy Hanks
@. Are you familiar with the song Mother Hasn't
Spoken to Father Since?" A. Don't know the ditty
Sounds like one OF those good oldfashioned comic
songs We could use more comic songs now
would like to hear Cass Daley sing Daddy
Wouldn't Buy Me Bow Wow"
BRIEFLY
Not SO long ago Scotch bagpipers led the British
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

Fourteenth Army along the Road 10 Mandalay.
The pipers didn't play the song "On the Road
to Mandalay' but gave spirited rendition Of the
tune titled Cock o. the North. Cafornians and
Brookiyntes always try to top everything. Now
the Texans have started topping things. For ex.
ample. Beaumont. Tex, subscriber writes: you
speak of in Scotland who was the father
of twins at the age of II. That's not the record.
My husbands grandfather became the father Of
twins when he was 7s years old"
SAYS SHE
Il am remembering the time one OF my husbands
left me-" writes Californian. Having been left
by bigger and better husbands was not too wor.
ried He packed his bag and left in a hurry Later
phoned him and said Poppy, darling, didn't you
forget something? He said: I forgot my upper
plate. was just coming back to get it, Said I:
No use coming back. darling am keeping your
teeth want something to remember you by The
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
ALMOST CONFIDENTIAL

The greatest Scotch terrier ever
bred was Champion Heather
Necessity. A champion himself,
he sired more champions than
any other dog of any breed. So
a dog expert informs me Sub
scriber says she knew man
named Nick Parlorpiano. Asked
where he acquired such a quaint
name Nick said that when his
folks came to the United States
many years ago they translated
their name into English. In their
own language it meant "Parlor
Piano. What three numbers
give the same total when added
or multiplied? II you can't an.
swer that in one minute. your
old arithmetic teacher certainly
should be ashamed OF you.
BLESSED EVENTS
How is this for something un.
usual?" writes a Californian. II
was born on Election Day, my
oldest brother was born on Christ
mas. My sister Dorothy was
born on Halloween. Brother
Bernie on July 4th, sister Bessie
on New Years Day, and my
brother Phillip on Labor Day. My
mother was born on Easter Day
and my father first saw the light
Of day on Thanksgiving Day"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
SIpELIGHTS

Am asked the origin Of the saying The Real
Mccoy" There are many versions of the origin OF
this expression prefer the one which states the
saying was originally "The Real McKie" and it
referred to kind of wool made in Scotland. That
is. the wool was either an imitation or The Real
McKie"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

Clough called the "Clow" Clough "Cluff" The.
were very stubborn about the whole thing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

had twins; a girl and a boy. And.
surprisingly enough. the boy had
red hair"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
SAYS SHE

No use coming back, darling, ! a
teeth. ! want something to remem
poor dear was frantic. He pleaded
with me. / said: We'll, honey
bunch. your sad story touches
me heart. The rent Is due and il
you pay IL for the first time in
your life you can have your
teeth He paid"
AsIpES
In London two families lived in
the same room A chalk line
denoted their territories. Every.
thing went along nicely until each
family purchased a radio and
started tuning in on different
programs. That situation broke
up the happy home. Jitterbug.
ging has been banned in Sweden.
The young Swedes went at il too
strenuously. After a number of
jitterbugs had strained their
backs and two had broken legs,
the government banned jitterbug.
ging as being too dangerous"
PRONUNCIATION
James Van Vechten Of Detroit
says his name is pronounced
ivan Veckten." Carl Van Vechten
OF New York says his name is
pronounced Van yer Keeten."
Reminds me of two fellows /
knew at school named Clough.
One said his name was pro.
nounced "Cluff" and the other
said his was pronounced Glow"
Both claimed to be right So the
Glow" Clough called the "Cluff''
Clough Glow" and the "Cluff"
ro,,,t.h, toas Utn. t,..,u,.. Ga,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-19

celasi gozdarjev otrok. Tam 50
bill baje nslzot roparji in zato
lie o1etova puska znerom ma
bita.
"Ali hoceva iii k roparjem?
Ali Sc mar bojisg'
Rde6elaska Sc mu samo po-
smehne. Dolgemu gospodu Sc
yidi da bi Sc upal spustiti v boj
4 ysemi razbojniki, in otrok tudi
poma kljuc. Velika, mracna so
bana, XII Sc zdi Harru viSek yse-
ga mracnega, kar je danes ze vi
del, Sc odpre pred NINA. Sobana
je zelo velika in vendar tako
nizka, da Harro komaj stoji
zravnan v njej. Daljna zamre.
zena okna Sc mrace nekje v ne.
izmernosti. Stare orodje lezi po.
vsod, in nizki strop nosijo suro.
vi, leseni stebri. "
'.Tu res MISC mogli nikoli de.
lati kaj drugega kakor krste," 81
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misli Harro. "Krste "a vse prebi-
yalee Braunecka. Rdecelaska,
pojdi in prosi mater "A sveco. "
Otrok odhiti. on pa hodi okoli,
sklonjen, in roke drzi v hlaGnih
zepih. .Demoni 50 morali zgra-
dit tole svojim zmajem "a Kim
ski hlev u. Ljudem nj moglo
biti namenjeno, sal je kakor
'dvorana IL hudih sanj; zmerom
'nizja postaja, da je treba nazad-
ME po vseh stirih lesti po njej,
pub =. praya mora :. vrag
maj vzame -
Start stebri MISC zvedeli, ko-
!ga ali kaj maj vzame vrag v tel
|pisani ropotarnici. Harro sedi,
iznenada ma kozi "a zaganje. Ka-
kor sto fmrljev mu brenci okoli
uses in po celu mu tece kri. mo,
reci moran, da sem prav nekaj
takega pricakoval Cd demonov."
(Dal1e prihodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-19

dim, busica, pa imam sreep!
Zdaj bi lahko sedel donna, Y vp-
|pju, prahu IN osnetu. ia grad pa
|stcji ia in nfhce 81 NJ vidi! Tam
+ i line v zidu bi se morala pp-
lazati rdeca lutka, kakor hu-
dobno oiko, da III Re videlo, da
deno1i ne spe da bede. In jaz
|ne 81 snaei stati tn v raseyina-
stem plastu, aInpak zraven utru-
|jenega konja, q keieznQ celado
in Z raEbitina olkIepom a. In
pred naenoj start dvizni most.
TanIe 50 zelezni lzavlji, ma ka-
terih je yisel. Dukica hi lahlo
spet napravila pesnaico, kaj isce
vitez pred gradom duhov
TO hi znala Z. In. poten bi JAZZ
to naslikal Moi Bog, kaksno
veselje!" - IN !
Poboznost, XII 10 opravlja
Thorstein pred Inratnim, v me.
glo zavitin gradom, je dolga. 70
DO ura blazenesti "a tistega, XII
zna z oemi gledati, "a norca in
|sanjaea.
Naposled pretrga sunek vetra
|megle in 1nocnejsi del Sc vsuje.
- In spomni Sc, ,da 81 je hotel
ogledati stare lonce. Zaeuti tudi,
kda je leden mraz. .Ce mi bodo
poslai demoni "a sprejem pre-.
hlad, Sc ne bonn prav mic cudil, u
zagode.
Gozdarjeva zena je presenece.
ma aiob njegovem obisku in ga po.
vabi k jetrnim cmokom, XII jih je
skuhala Ease in "a svoja diva
otroka z rdecimi lasmi. Ne sta.
knujeio Sc ,dolgo v Molcecem gra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-19
lsvE41sIcA T. lEC)


|G pudicA in poyej mi kej . VI
,tezu il Will"
oh, zgodbe node nihce yec
paznati il jaE j. tsidi - II raAa
pripovedoyaia Papana sem y
Moke6ea gredn rszisEila IA rnll
pokvarila lep dan, mama Sc je
pa tega veseiila. ia ona ne mara
prav mic Mol6ecega gradu, ker
disi 20 strahovih. !"
"Kako pa disijo ti?'
"Staromodno, pravi papa, ia
Harro, kaj pa so strahovi?'
AKako mai to vem Ne sraes
zmerom misliti, da vem JAZZ prav
vse." 4
4 "Zakaj pa se je knee mad vami
jezil? Mic niste tega povedan, :
vprasa gospa Hardensteinoya
Dusico.
"Sramovala sem se. Ne hi bila
smela hoditi po prstih, III ko sem
poljubila zastor, sc je papa raz-
jezil Pa sem vendar moraia
to storiti."
'.zakaj, Dusica ?"
"Harro, vedela sem! Sal ven
dar nisem smela ma gias govoriti
v sobi, kjer je ona lezala :.
ona, oh, zdaj smo spet pri njej,
pri gospel $ srebrno obleko. Wis
njev mozicek je visel S stropa.' =
Dusiea skoraj joka. "In papa mi
no6e verjeti.," @.:..",.
"Tega ocetu ne smes zameriti
&c pojdem. JAZZ tia, tudi ne BON
videl visnjevega mozicka., Zyeze
bi morala napraviti =. Tvoje
obi in mole No, in ona
|Spet v srebrni obleki in =
Harro, prav lepo bi vas pro
sila,' mu seze gospa Harden
|steinova v besedo., {
Opposite mi, gospa mama
toda visnjevi mozicek je vendal
dovoijen!" :. .
I'm najholj eudno ma mozicku
Ije bilo to-" nadaljuje Dusica
ida mu je zadaj raslo jelenje ro
govje in ma MEM SO bile natak
Meme sveee."
"Tako, nekaksen svecnik mi
sHs i'm cato Sc inenuje po
slopje MoHeci grad! Oh, kaj vse
Sc bonn pri tebi naucil, Dusica
Kako hi bilo lepo, 6e hi JAZZ ma
prayil takega mozicka. TAX svec
mix "a igralno soho, Dusica. "a
pomnil 81 bonn to. In mozifel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-19

du. il gozdarjeva zena ne w
pray nic D start navlaki. Pod
streho tudi nj nicesar vec. Pa
zih So M red.
''Rednost, sveta h6i nebeska,'
zastoka Harro mad trdini jetr-
mimi crnoki. Potem pa dobi Yse
kljuce Ia lahko izrabi kratko pp-
poine, kakor ga hoce. Tako to-
rel disc duhovi! Sobe, XII Jim.
tesna okna Sc bolj temni brsljan,I
so tako mracne, da ne morejo
bolj biti. Ljubko pohistvo il ro-
kokoja je tal<sno, kakor bi Sc ba-
10 svoje okolice, in porcelanasto
pastirico tam v kotu mora kar.
zebsti. In nikoi nj videl Harro
ogledal, XII bi Sc rnu zdela tako
nenavadna, da bi Sc prav mic ne
cudil, ee bi Sc kar naenkrat po-
kazal "a njegovim obrazom Sc
kaksen drug obraz. Sveta nebe-
Ska hti res gospodari povsod, do
vrhnjega podstresja, kjer najde
Y mnogo obetajoei izbi naposled
samo skrbno priprayljene poste-
lie, k eakajo gostov. Kuhinja je
zelo zanimiya, toda Harra prav
malo brigajo tudi najlepse cize-
lirani moznarji il naedi. - Nj
kjer nj visnjevega mozicka!
Harru Sc nisel, da bi ga iskal,
zazdi iznenada neumna in sme-
sna. Grad je natanko preiskan,
toda razen MEGA je Sc nekaj
stranskih poslopij. - Tam v pri-
zidku poleg procelja SO Sc majh-
! ma, zamrezena okna. To je mi.
zarska delavnica, ga pouei ride.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-19
lNaflal ljeyanjs)

"Harro, aIisae ,am j. kaj -
sebneea primerilo !? To yrenls e
tako xslostno Bolje 10. a ~
pravinno l,ae."
zelo udobno je Y stafi uGilniei
$ starinsikim pohiktyo1n. Vitnje-
We zastore spi,ste, elektri6na lue
zazari Y majhni stekleni kroni,
ma veliki nizi stoji bel sopek
vrtnic il cyetliEnjal<a.
"Harro. kaj ~ YAM je prime
rilo?"
''Kako dobri ste, gospa matt,
da me Be enkrat vprasate. Sci
konaj fakam, da 81 bonn OLAF
Sal duso. Ne, zgodilo Sc mi nj mic
samo n1aio se je podiralo med
mojimi zidovi, tako da bi me bi-
10 knalu zasulo " postelji. Toda
tram je nesre6no zadrzal. Zidar-
j hodijo zdaj po mojih sobah in
mecejo slike ma kup ;. Ne, Ego
dilo Sc mi nj nic!'
''Kako zalostno, Harro! skr-
hi me zaradi vas!"
'Dusiea,' - vzklikne, me glej
tako cno kakor .krokar, ko imas
vendar sive OH. Rajsi mama kaj
povej! 'Pomeniti Sc moramo o
nasem naslednjem praznoyanju,
o prazniku lesnikov."
"Saj sem yendar he bila v
Molceeem gradu s papanom in z
mamo."
20, ali si res bila? Kaksna
skoda! Tako sem Sc veselil, da
bi ii ga pokazal. Kako je bilo /?
Povej, Dusica! Ali 81 videla sta
ra ogledala in lepe lipe? Sc en-
krat pojdemo v Molceci grad, ko
DO brsijan cvetel. To DO kmalu
in sonce DO tudi lie sijalo. Ali je
bilo lepo, Dusica ?"
IL studenca sem pila z oce-
tom il srebrnega kozarca, da ii
ne pozabim povedati. Tam, kjer
sta sedela villa in vitez v zelez-
nem oklepu." ~
Harro Sc ma vsa usta zasmeje
in Sc udari po stegnih.
"Ti 81 pa ziva knjiga~ ~pravljic
-. Kako doma2e je pri vas in
kako disc roze! In gospa matt
plete nekaj taksnega, kar ime-
nuje moja teta Uli ogrevalec "a
duso. Sc meni ga spletite! Kar
potreboyal bi kaj taksnega v
svoji ylazni, podrti jazbini. Poi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-19

'rpor1 in1eti svetilkc, Y Ikateri 81
lut. lGplnje!'
Kp - ,orstein v temi dslec
yron un, Se zn,erom prsni-
Nh . vl5njevem inozltku !.
I'll ID ~ W, xaksj y grad i,ne-
sste tain. saj 50 izneii gospo.'
derji Y nJem svoje butne love
4 tpraSa4i moran suprayitelia,l
ITO 4olgo be nihce ne stanuieI
y graslu Y
razyalini razgrajajo se zrne-'
rom zidarji. Drugo jutro gre
Thorstein spet ma Brauneck.I
Tam NJ I'M nnogo. ze dve sto
let nj nflsfe stalno prebival VI
gradu, pred osendesetimi lett pa
so 81 No novo opraviii in pone-
tall il s0ban stare navlako. KnezI
zelo pazi, da Sc nie v MEM ne
izpremeni. ze v sestnajstem sto-
letjp je incl grad svoje izne. Ali
hi knez dovolil, da bi nalo po-
brskal po starinah -.
1Gospod grof, bojim Sc, da pc
hoste nasi ni6esar razen starih!
loncev. Kuhinja je vredna obi
ska, ker ina be yso svojo stare
oprayo. Tu je seznam, vse do POI
slednjega raznja,-da, ma 'Brau-
necku znamo gledati, da je vse v
redu. &c sc zanimate "a stare
lonce =. Kaj ljudje danes vse
zbirajo! -. &c boste nasli kaj
zanimivega, bo knee zelo vessel" :"
Harrn nj prav dosti "a stare
lonce. Ker pa Sc zmerom prsi
dez-siv, brezbarven jesenski
ldan jezidarji so v razvalini,-
81 takoj obuje velike skornje s..
Oh taksnem obupnem dnevu Sc
bo Mol6ed grad pokazal vredne-
Ga svojega imena. 49,:
Harro gre skozi mokri gozd,
kjer yse curGa, sunni in praske-
ia cd dezja in padajoeih listov,
XII omahujejo pocasi ma tia ka-
kor zalostni, veliki metulji.
Travniki 50 sraaragdno zeleni in
poslednje COLE jesenske cvetice
zmrzujejo. v deznem plastu, ka-
puci in visokih skornjih clovek
lahko uziya dez. Kako nosi vsa-
ko dreyo syoje dezevno breme
drugace! Najlepsa je breza ma
kateri wise lesketajoei Sc biseri
lob koncih vel. v jelkovem 60
zdu je najbolj skrivnostno.. Tu
kar zveni po tleh, XII so VISA po.
krita z iglami, ee spusti streha
Idez ma tia. Tu Sc predejo kosmi
megle in oh debiih stole posled-
ME gobe, kakor bi bile nareje:
ne il najdragocenejsega zlata
Ipalckov.
Temni zidoyi Molfecega gra.
du Sc izgubljajo v meglenem ne
bu. Grajsko procelje je kakor
posast. Harro stoka cd navduse
MIA. Orjaski grad, kjer prebiva'
! jo demoni! To je vrerne "a molk!
Samo "a tvojimi sledovi maj no
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-19


Lake. Waaeoad Ill., the ice went out More than 100
melted
will fertilizer shortage of which exists sections
Of the nafion. Despite their condition they be
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-21
Lake Forest PIT. A.
Sponsors Card Party

The Lake Forest PIT. A. spon-
sored a bridge and bingo party
Tuesday afternoon in the school
gym. The door prize, a lovely
lamp went to Mrs. ]. E. Noffz,
and Mrs. William Bordeaux also
won q prize.
Prizes were won by the follow
ing: Mrs. H. M. Rowland, Miss
Clarice Swain, Mrs. Leon Miller,
Mrs. J. E. Noffz, Miss M. Bor-
deaux, Mrs. Donald Byrd and
Mrs. M. w. Smith.
Others playing bridge were:
Mrs. George Rice, Mrs. ]. P.
Turner, Mrs. B. C. Brasington,
Mrs. S. o. Pruett, Mrs. Paul Hess,
Mrs. Pete Reavis, Miss Elsie Al
len, MS. L. w. Latham, Mrs. R.
C. Carr, Mrs. c. B. Swayne, Mrs.
H. R. Geddie, Mrs. A. c. Andrews,
Miss Myrtle Lee Wick, Mrs. c. S.
Tysinger, Miss Alene Williams,
Mrs. S. Davis Polvogt, Mrs. Car
son Boone, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. J.
H. Rogers, Mrs. T. Harrell, Mrs.
A. T. Stone, Mrs. D. S. Ford, Mrs.
Vermiuion, Mrs. Van SAINT, Miss
Elizabeth Dew, Mrs. Jeanette
Carr, Mrs. Jack Knowles.
Prizes in the bingo party went
to Sue Smith, Dorothy Anderson,
Walter Murphree, Monty Maddax
and Larry Byrd. Others playing
bingo were: frankie Garner, Mrs.
Fowler, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. K.
Fisher, Mrs. W. Bordeaux, Mrs.
A. Singleton, Tommy Byrd, Miss
Claudia Harper, Miss Jeanne Har-
ris, Mrs. w. r. Ely and Mrs. N.
C. Magnuson.
Mrs. Manley Williams, principal,
acted as hostess. Refreshments
were served.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-21
PERSONALS

Mrs. Robert H. George arrived
from Bradford, Pa, Friday to be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
B. Parmele at their home in Coun-
try Club Pines.
Mrs. Sherwood Dudley and
young daughter, Anne, of Knox
vile, Tenn, will arrive Monday 10
be the guests of Mrs. Dudley's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Coop
er at their home n Chestnut street.
Mrs. Dudley is coming to attend
the Washburn Boylan wedding on
Saturday evening.
Mrs. H. R. Morris of Burlington
is spending some time at the home
Of her sisters. Misses Ruth and
Mollie Raynor in the city.
Larry Hiatt, small son of Mr..
and Mrs. J Lawrence Hiatt, is re-
cuperating following an illness at
his home on North 18th street.
Cadet Pvt. Charles H. Register.
Jr., and Sgt. Harold Ludwig of Ed
wards Military institute are home
for the weekend and attended the
Farrar-Register wedding.
Miss Violet R. Register of Miami,
Fla, is here visiting her parents.
She was maid-of-honor in her sis
ter's wedding.
Mrs. Elmer E. Copeland has re-
turned to the city from Washing
ton, D. c., where she was h e
guest of Captain and Mrs. Roger
B. Doulens.
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Miss Schulken,
Sgt. Griffin
Are M arrie d
Ceremony Is Performed At
Grace Episcopal Church In
Whiteville This Month

WH1TEvILLE. Jan. 2o.-Miss
Elizabeth schulken, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII W. Schuken,
and Sgt. Jack Edward Griffin, Jr.,
United States Marine Corps, were
married Saturday January 18th at
high noon in ceremony in the
Grace Episcopal church. Rev
Thomas Noe of Wilmington, heard
the vows spoken in the presence
of the families.
The church was decorated with
palms, white gladioi, and seven
branched candelabra.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs.
Bessie Brown, organist, and Mrs.
Lloyd Collier, vocalist, gave pro-
gram of nuptial music. Selections
we're Sweetest Story Ever Told
and cat Dawning." Traditional
marches were used, and "Llebe-
straun'' was played during the
ceremony.
The bride entered with her IA
Their, by whom she was given IN
marriage. She wore brown
dressmaker suit with brown &C
cessories and white orchid cor
sage.
A cousin of the bride, Graham
Fore, ANN &c, USNR, attended
the bridegroom as best man.
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Krahnke, uncle and aunt OF
the bride, entertained at a we'd
ding breakfast at their home on
North Madison street. Covers were
laid for eighteen.
Centering the brides table was
three-tier wedding cake flanked
by white tapers in crystal can
delabra. Throughout the house
white chrysanthemums were used.
Breakfast was served in three
courses and carried out the bridal
color scheme.
Later in the afternoon Sgt. and
Mrs. Griffin left for short we'd
ding trip.
Mrs. Griffin was educated at
Peace college, Raleigh, and at Ap-
plachian State Teachers college,
Boone. She is a member of the
faculty of the Evergreen school.
Sgt. Griffin is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Edward Griffin, Sr
of Dunkirk, N. Y. He was gradu
ated from high school in Martins
burg, West Virginia, and shortly
afterward volunteered for service
in the Marine Corps. He has
served in South America and alsr
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|Bernian, and a graduate OF the
University of North Carolina. For
the past two years she has been
serving overseas with the Ameri.
can Red Cross, and is now sta.
toned with the Red Cross con.
tinental headquarters at Paris.
Colonel Humphreys, son of Mrs.
Maria Humphreys of Newbury,
Mass, is graduate of Yale uni.
versity and served with the Royal
Canadian medical corps before the
United States entered the war. He
transferred to the American army
! in 1912.
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Miss Eleanor Drake Num- WEEDS
1t. Colonel Humphreys In Paris

NEW BERN, Jan. 20.-Judge
and Mrs. Romulus Armistead
Num- have announced the mar
Iriage OF their daughter, Eleanor
Drake, to It. Col. Storer Palmer
Humphreys, medical corps, USA,
on Saturday, December 2, 1914, in
the American Cathedral of the
Holy Trinity at Paris, France.
1t. Col. E. R. Carter, assistant
chief chaplain in the European
theatre, performed the double-ring
ceremony. The bride was given in
natrimony by General HaWley.
Mrs. Humphreys is native New
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Mrs. Herbert Farrar
Entertained At Party

Mrs. Herbert Farcar, the for
mer Miss Charlene Register, was
honored recently Wnen Mrs. Jor'
dan Branch and Miss Lottie Far.
rar were joint hostesses at mis-
cellaneous shower.
The bride was presented with 8
corsage of lovely flowers. During
the evening she received a num-
Der of lovely gifts, after which
games were played and refresh
ments served.
Around IS guests attended.
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Sara Lois Eakins,
Howard Watt Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Eakins OF
Ivanhoe announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Sara Lois, to
Howard w. Watt, Jr., Of Renoro,
Pa.
The wedding date will be an.
nounced later.