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SAYS SUFFRAGISTS
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SO many another Quaker has felt II
our womanhool is of 'he righ, type,
responsibilities develop character, and
in this political responsibilities will
not differ from those religious and
educational responsibilities which we
assume and carry as d part of our
work in the world.
"Yos. he suffragisis of Delaware
can AFFORD TO wait: ana meanwhile 70
study public affairs with view TO
using the ballot wisely when il comes.
And LET us hope that the women who
do not want the privilege will no
longer stand In the way of their sis
tors who do, since, after all, Il is OPP
iional and no one who has such a
dread OF the change which casting a
ballot for the public welfare viii
bring 10 a woman's character needs
TO risk Il.
Surely our husbands and brothers
know that in other matters we stand
by them when VIC feel that they are
in the right. and IL We cannot do that
we differ honestly and in good faith
Our families arc not rent asundeI
over the question OF what schools our
children shall attend. or over anyone
OF the many questions that arise IN
The average family life. Is il not safe
10 venture the assertion that a woman
who takes an intelligent interest IN
public affairs Of the town, county OF
State will he a better and more com
panionable wife and mother because
Of it?'
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If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MARCH II.
Z.

Tho sign cf this birthdate is Pisces,
which sign in the Zodiac rules the feet,
having its mental domain in the under
standing, and is the last sign OF the
water triplicity. This fact is deeply
significant for all people born under the
sign which rules the birthdatcs from
February 10 to March 2l.
Many Of the presidents of the United
States were born under this sign aud
eminent iurists owe their success TO the
clear logic and reasoning power thus be-
slowed.
The governing planet is Jupiter, the
god of fortune, and ia politics viii lead
to eminence and in business TO success
Modern developments of science win b,
many by the people born under this
sign.
The Want ADS viii find positions fol
stcnographers, clerks and agents during
the coming month.
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LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.

March 15-Sale Of stock and farm
ing implements for Chandler Mendin-
hall. near Prices Corner, ! o'clock
D. m. Sudham and Son, auctioneers.
March 2O-Sale of real estate at
court house TOR George T. Brown, at
torney. at 10 o'clock a. m. Stidham
& Son, Auctioneers.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


A DMINISTtATOR'S SALE or REAL
"A ESTArE-By virtue Of an order OF the
Orphans Court of the State Of Delaware, in
and for New Castle county, made on the Third
day OF March. A. D. 1915. will be exposed TO
sale at public venduc, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ~. 1915,
AZ 10 O clock, A. NJ.
al the County Court House, in the city Of
Wilmington. the following described real es-
tate late Of William II. lie Sage, deceased
to-wit;
An that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
with a two.story brick dwelling thereon
erected, situated in the said city, county aud
State being known as No. 022 spruce street
and having frontage Of four
teen feet ON said Spruce street,
and extending back at that width, seventy
one feet six inches. with use Of alley five feet
wide. in common with others entitled thereto
forever Attendance will be given and terms
made known by
JOHN A. lie SAGE.
Administrator of William II. lie Sage, de-
ceased or by JOHN pEARCE CANN, ESQ.,
his attorney
Attest Prank F. Ewing, Clerk o. C.
Wilmington, Della March 3, 1918.
marc 1915
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d UBLIc SALE OF HIGH GLASS

n UBLIC SALE or HIGH CLASS
Il HORSES will he sold at Marvel's sta
bes, Fifth and Madison streets, Wilmington
Delaware. on Wednesday, March IL, at
o clock, sharp.
One carload Of horses and mares on the
farm as good as gold. from Frederick
county, Md; 10 years old. and the Kind
that won't get sick acclimated and ready for
work the next day after you buy them. Sew
eral mares and a few single line leaders.
Guarantee-One weeks trial-Must be as
represented. or return them and get your
money back.
Gentlemen. these horses will be bought at
a price that they can't be sold 20 you at
your price. Dealers, don't fail to come. as
we know We will have the cheapest and best
load shipped 10 Wilmington this winter One
pair Of young mules. weighing 200 pounds,
and quick a few colts and several good,
secondhand horses. All must be sold.
Terms--Credit Of sixty days, interest
added, with good security.
WILLIAM IT. KLAIR. Auctioneer.
1 ELLIS HICKS, Clerk.
JOHN y. O'NEIL.
marlO.5t w. S. TOWNSEND.
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Want Ad Information is brimful Of
short. concise facts that many find
we'll worth while.-Adv.
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~ 4. "A
WILMINGTON IN THE STATE OF DELA.
WARE Ar THE CLOSE or BUSINESS
MARCH aIH. 1918;
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. ......s4,8 1886, 005 0i
cured ...'.......... ASIA 7sI
Stocks, securities, otc., includ.
ing premium ON same .. s2S,932 so
Banking house, furniture and
hXtures .......... ....... 99Os3 10
Other real estate. ........... 100000 90
Mortgages ....... ......... 1JSs5O 90
Due from approved reserve
Due from national. State and
and trust companies - 4zo7a 9s
Checks and other cash items ASIA SO
Exchanges for clearing house. 29.s9O "a
Fractional paper currency.
nickcls and cents ......... 1850 20
, Lawful money in bank....... 252,7i6 90
Total ....... ......... s7,lis.oss %
LIABILITIEs.
Capital stock paid in........S1, 600. 600 90
Undivided profits. less current
expenses and taxes paid. ... COS. $50 80
Due 10 national,
state and nri.
vato banks and
bankers aud
trust compan
tndivi dual do.
posits, subject
to check $40. 4,2T6.o DOB 90
Savings deposits
(not subject 10
check under 80
days noticel 3s7,321 80
Certified checks. 33,505 65
/ Ireasurcrs
checks out.
standing .. 2sd so
Trust found ..... de5,o3s "a 5.fsh2iQ 3,
Total ........ ......... s7.i4s,oss o.
State Of Delaware. County Of New
Castle, S.:
I, ID. c. Aspril, Treasurer OF the above
named corporation do solcmnly swear tina
the above statement is true TO tho best Of m!
knowledge and belief.
d. g. AsPRIL Treasurer
Subscribed snd sworn 90 before mo Chi
9th day Of March 1918.
JAMES II. SCOTT.
Notary Public
Correc,-Aucst:
u j. RASKOB,
JOHN RIGGS.
II. n. BARKSDALE.
Directors.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

- ~
- ADMINISTRATORS
So SALE.
III win be sold at public
~tA f>4@ sale. on The McNunpnsn
AN IN farm, near tuycncouf' QUA
Ntr,NftEMG tion. Delaware,
THURSDAY. MARCH 18TH l'lo'
Al 1890 0-ciuck Sharp.
he ncrsonal property OF the late ROBERT NC
FoiiR HEAD OF GOOD WORK AND
DRIVING HORSES
a HEAD on CHOICE -
DAIRY COWS. Si
BTiI AND lot OF APnA@A
SHEEP. ...le,ta.f-K
Farming Utensils-Iwo Esfs-F'st~<sllD
f.rm Wagons. dearborn, top bugs! runapo"''
carriare. manure sprcndrr, new fodder cn',eN
nlo,rs. burrows. cultvators, corn shre"oet,
NeCormitl binder. grain drill, new AspinwhN
nofaio planicr. potato cutter feed grinnei
ridcr mill farm and garden tools, hay rope
ana forks. corn husker grindsione morse
rake burcn spruyer corn shelter lot OF
rhieicne incubator, hrouder, grain IAN
thresher and traction engine. LOT OF mouse,
hold goods. Hay and straw by he tom corn
hy thc bushcl Fine dnhlia bulbs nh eol"i.
and lot OF other articles, too numerous ~
fnopt.on. u,.,
rcrms-s2O and under, cash; over thhl
amount credit of six months 90 puftnNse'
giving hankahlc note. with approved chuo'e'r
WINONA Il. MCCULLOUGH
AdmnistratriN
w \ rANK. Auct. marie 1871 1911
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PUBLIC SALE


AUCTION SALE At WM
&f1, H. KLAIR' S BAZAAR,
NE 10y SATURDAY, MARCH 10,
WN At 1880 O'Clock
N-M so head Of horses OF all
&kNE$3Sh kinds 25 head from
Philadelphia, % head from
country and city horses. More wagons and
harness than any place in the State. Ten
nice pigs
WM. II. KLAIR'S BAZAAR,
mar11-2t. Wilmington, Del
ID UBLIC sALE-THE UNDERsIGNEu
i will sell az auction at No. 4l9 Wesi
Front street Wilmington Del,
MONDAY. MARCH 10. 1915,
At l.3O O'Clock. sharp, rain shine
One express carload OF Dakota horses the
real hard-twisted kind with plenty OF quality
action size and bone All these horses arr
real horses from the ground up. Come ant
you will see a real load Of horses.
Gentlemen, il you are in need OF q goo'
horse come TO the sale and see me sell then
on a small profit. Among the lot are scvcra
well-matcd teams and few good broo,
mares You buy from me under the best an'
safest guarantee in the State. n not as rep
resented, bring them back and get you
money. Terms, 60 days credit by purchase
giving a bunkable note, with approved en-
dorser: interest added.
mario.dt. SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL
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~ wo FURNISHED. CoMMUNICATIoNG
rooms. Use Of light. heat and telephone
No. 1917 West Sc. fcb13-1m.
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BANK STATEMENTs

ID EPORT or THE CONDITION or THE
IL WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY. AT
WILMINGTON IN THE STATE or DELA.
WARE AT THE CLOSE or BUSINESS.
MARCH 4TIr 1919.
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w ncratc and OF good address VIII
rnsion and surrounding railroad territory.
Give age, qualification. salary expected ref.
crcncc Address Wal Evening journal
once marriott.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

rVwo FURNISHED ROOMS FOR Rent |
Il No. 3o7 French ST. marll-SI
Nr1cE CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR |
~ light housekeeping; reasonable. NO. ,
Ills King street. febo'u
~ wo FURNISHED. coMMUNIcATIoNe I
/ rooms. Use Of light. heat and telephone |
No. 1917 West ST. fobl3-im
II URNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED /
II rooms. reasonable; ladies preferred. NO. !
9ol Ia'n"ll 81 l0p-O-ln.
r ARGE SECOND STORY FRONT /
~ room; hot water heat electric light, !
Telephone No. 1927 Market 81. mars'lm.
M on RFNT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
II housekeeping or dodgers. No $50 East
Seventh ST. marriott.
~ wo UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. SECOND |
i floor for light housekeeping. No iO4
West Twenty-fourih street. febs2-2ot'
q ECOND STORY FRONT ROOM WITH
- or without board d. & a. phone, 2967.W.
No. 1909 West Seventh ST. marlolm.
~ ooMs FOR LODGING AND HOUSE.
h keeping. Apply No 500 West street.
mars I'm.
NJ 1cELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
~ without boprd heat and use Of tele-
phone. No. sos West s. fe'2o'im.
N URNIsHeD ROOMS ron LIGHT
II housekeeping. No. POI East Fifth street
MARRIOTT
II OR RENT-Two NICELY FURNISHED
n front rooms for Hight housekeeping;
heat and gas No. Ills West 81. mars'l2t
u OR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT
room Apply No. 30 West Ninth
street 'eb22.im
II OUR FURNISHED ROOMS AND BATH.
II for light housekeeping No. 600 Frank
in street maflV-eoa I'm
ID ooMs WITH BOARD ALSO CABLE
IL boardcrs No. to2 West Seventh street.
marto.cod- I'm.
Il FURNISHED ROOMS. BATH AND
Il phone. NO. 0O5 SHIPLEY STREET.
aprl-eoot
II wO BRIGHT. ATTRACTIVE. UNFUR.
L nishcd rooms. Apply mornings OF oven
iugs No. a15 West Eighth street. ID. & A..
Phone 3fss-W. fcb2o.ood I'm.
II OR RENT-IN NEIGHBoRBooD or
Tenth Street Park three or four rooms
for light housekeeping Diningroom and
ttchcn furnished, hot water heat. einctric
lights, use Of phone Address R-l7. Evening
journal once. mara'u.
BOARDERS WANTED
ID oARDERs WANTED AT no. SIS
ID West St. iulyi7u
ID oARDERs wANTED-ALso TABLE
| u boardcrs Reasonable No no Icircr-
/ son street mar0-1m.
LOST AND FOUND
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I OSr-ENGIISH SETTER DOG, BLACK
- and white; ono side Of face black, other
side white Leather collar ON mock An.
swcrs 70 name OF Doc % Suitable rcwnrd
fnr reful.n an. reroVarx EyaLiol ffonnar Nn
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NOTICES
RONFERS
PAPERHANGERS

Il Ohm REYBOLD. PAPER HANGER.
J NO. s2S MADISON ST. Bell Phone,
57lsL. ianl@tf
DIAPER HANGING - FIRST GLASS
i work. Isador Strauss, No. 613 West
Third street. d. A. phone. 3O2sW.
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REGISTERS NOTICE


II STATE OF WILLIAM TAYLOR,
IL DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters resta-
mnntarv upon the estate of William Taylor,
late OF Wilmington hundred, deceased, were
duly granted unto Security Trust and Sate
Deposit Company, on the 26th day OF Febru-
ary, A. d. 1915, and all persons indebted TO
the said deceased are requested 10 make pay.
ment to the executor without delay. and all
persons having demands against the deceased
are reuuired to exhibit and present the same,
auly probatcd to the said executor on CT be
fore fhe 26th day OF February, A. D. 1916,
or abide by the law in this behalf
SECURITY TRUST & SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY. Executor.
Address security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. Wilmington, Del feb26eod-9t.
II STATE or ROBERT MCCULLOUGH.
IL DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
ministration upon the estate Of Robert Nc
Cullough. late Of Chrsiiana hundred, de-
ceased. were duly granted unto Winona r
Mccullough, on the 25th day Of February, 4.
D. 1918. and an persons indebted TO tho said
deceased arc requested to make payment IA
the AdminsiratriX without delay. ana all per
sons having demands against the deceased arc
required to exhibit and present tho same
duly probated TO the said Administrators, on
or before the 25th day Of February A. ID
1916, or abide by the law in behalf.
WINONA r. MCCULLOUGH.
Administrators.
Address Mrs. Robert MeCullough, Guyen
court Del. teo-'-e"d-9t.
~ STATE or FAINTER J. sHOCKLEY
; u DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters OF Ad
[ ministration upon the estate Of PHynter J
Shocklcy, late Of Wilmington hundred, dc
ceused were duly granted unto Delawar
! Trust Company on the 25th day Of February
A. ID. 1915. and all persons indebted TO tn
I said deceased arc requested 20 make paymen
! TO the Administrators without delav and al
persons having demands against the do
ceased are required TO exhibit and present tn
/ same. duly probatcd, 10 the said Administra
! tor ON or before the 25th day Of February
i A. D. 1916 or abide by the law in thi
i behalf
I DELAWARE TRUST CO.
Administrator.
Address Delaware Trust Co. Wilmington
I Del. ieo26-eod-et.
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HELP WANTED.
sALEsMEN WANTED.


VKy ANTED - EXPERIENCED B p 7
w salesman 10 sel baltimore dressed
meats in Wilmington and vicinity. state oN
pcricncr Address Wi3, this Office.
nari1.3t
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MASQUERADE SUITS

''7|77-7l17.-7 :.
NJ ASQUERADE SUITS. a. STAN
WI BERWICK, No. 920 Nandovcr Ave
nue.. j.. & A. Phone. 6O30. marll-tf
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SANITARY wORKERs


NJ X. KELTER-SANlpARN, ODOR-
M. LESS ENCANATING.
ONCE, s. W. Corner Fourth and West SITS.
ID. & A. Phone. DIS oct2l-u.
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ROARpERs WANTED
lost AND FOUND


I OSr-ENGl1SH SETTER DOG, BLACK
- and white; ono side Of face black other
side white. Leather collar on mock An.
swcrs 70 name OF Doc. Suitable reward
for return or recovery. Ezekiel Cooper, No.
zoos Bayard Ave- mari23t
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AUTOMOBILEs FOR SALE.

,-,,,->>->~~~-->~,
- TFVFNS DURYEA ROADSTER, IN
- first class condition. Moore Automobile
Co. NO. 1921 Gilpin Ave. marll-7t.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IF YOU HAVE CLOTHES TO SELL
| call HARRIET T.. FISHER. No. $50 Pop.
lar ST. Phone AT27D. octia-eod-u
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CHIROPODISTs

TNLTZABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
IL Fowler a Hanna. Ltd Chiropody ana
No. 900 ADAMS ST. ID. & A., ZOOS. Even
ing By appointment. marl6-l'4'
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
VAST GRAIN SUPPLY
FOR ALLIES BURNS
Three Elevators at Erie, Rnls;ag
With $4,000 Bushels, Are
DestrOyed-PlOt RumOred.

ERIE, Pa, Dec. 1O.-Fire which early
today destroyed three Anchor line grain
elevators bulging with 66O.OOO bushels OF
grain consigned to the allies. brought
State and Government, investigators TO
the scene to run down reports that pro-
German incendiaries started the blaze
The loss Is placed at S750.OOo.
An investigation was begun immedi-
ately despite statements by officials OF
the Erie and Western transportation
Company, owning the Anchor Line. that
the blaze started high in elevator B OF
the burned trio. Indications they said.
we're that spontaneous combustion
caused the fire.
II spies started the blaze, II was said,
they could not have selected a more OPP
perfume time. Erie has discontinued IRE
tug service on the water front where
the elevators were situated and when
the flames were discovered the streets
through the surrounding railroad yards
were blocked by freight trains.
As n result the blockaded nre appar-
atus was delayed in reaching the burn
ing buildings and the flames gained
great headway.
The elevators were known to have
been under extra guards ever since
grain for the allies was placed in stor-
age Five grain-laden steamers lying
near the elevators were drawn away
and saved.
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
AN EASY WAY 10 END
CATARRH FOREVER
Simple Home Trentment Destroys
Germs OF THIS Dangerous Disease.

SlInpie Home Trentment Destroys
Germs OF THIS Dangerous Disease.
The reason why 30 many people who suffer
from Catarrh never seem able to get cured is
that they are continually seeking tho momen-
tary relief OF sprays, dOuching, greasy
creams, ointments. etc. Such things do opel
up the swollen nostrlls and clear the head
temporarily, BESIDES stopping for a while tho
disgusting blowing, hawking, splitting and
cnohnet Dut they never cure. To drive out
Caterrh for good you have got 10 get down
20 20 its real cause. Catarrh Is germ disease
Inc air u always full OF cstarrh germs
thrown on by one person and absorbed BY
another and when the system does fail to
throw on such germs they nnd permanent
lodEement IN the nose, throat and head ana
multiply rapidly.
The germs OF catarrh can be best DESTROYED
BY inhaiing the pure medicat0d air OF Hy-
omei pronounced uiEh-o-Ine). This splendid
and powerful combination OF oil OF EucaIyp-
tus with other healing agents hes q wonder
ful germicidal action. You breathe its air
INTO INTO your nose throat and lungs by means
OF 9 small hard rubber inhaler which O'Don-
nelIs Drug Stores and other leading drug
gistH here In Washington and vicinity supply
With every treatment. This medicRted air
- certain death TO the germs OF Catarrh and
drives them completely out OF your system
tarrh with all its disagreeable symptoms will
stop. Even two or threo minutes use Will
give refreehing relief, while, n YOU will vHe
II two or throe times a day for a few weeks
Il Will completely behish catarrah and every
symptom OF Catarrh Aa Hyomai n pleasant
everywhere with y positive guarantee Uf Huo-
cesafui results or money back, surely no Ca
tarThal sufferer should 90 long before trying
this simple home FOnSdy.-Advt,
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
Profitable Sport.

Representative Bartholdt Of Missouri
tells the story Of an old man with a
soft daft look. who sat on a park bench
in the sun, with rod and line. as II he
were fishing: but the line. with a worm
on the hook. dangled over a bed of
bright prirlroses.
Daft" said a passerby to himself
Daft! Bughouse! Nice looking old fell
low. too. It's a pity
Then, with a gentle smile, the passerby
approached the old man and said:
What are you doing. uncle?"
Fishing. SIR" answered the old man,
solemnly.
have a drink =
The old man shouldered his rod and
followed the kindly. stranger to the cor
ner saloon. There he regaled himself
with large. glass of dark beer and a
good 5-cent cigar. His host, contem-
plating him in a friendly. protecting
way, as he slipped and smoked, said:
So you were fishing, uncle? And how
many have you caught this morning."
The old man blew q smoke-cloud to-
ward the ceiling. Then, after a pause,
ne, said:
dClphia Bulletin
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
Cause and Effect.

There would be more honest peonle
in the world IL it wasn't for the fool
and his money.
Many woman has lost a good friend
by marrying him.
Froth gets to the top. in which it re-
semblcS some men.
The very existence of come people
would seem to disprove the theory that
there Is no effect without q cause.
The girl with pretty feet never gets
The bottom of her skirts muddy.
II getting married doesn't take the
conceit out of a man, nothing will.
A girl may not love her enemies. but
She invites them all to her wedding.
Nine-tenths of the women who cry at
weddings have been married them
selVes.-Sam S. Stinson. in Judge.
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
COMPANY.
TOFETE EMPLOYEES
Riddles, Too, VIII Be Guests Of
Washington Concern at Big
: Vaudeville Show.

1t was announced today by William
u Clarke. assistant secretary. that the
New National Theater had been secured
for the afternoon OF Tuesday. December
-, for the fifteenth consecutive annual
Christmas entertainment to be given
under the auspices Of the board Of di-
roctors Of the WASHINGTON Railway and
Electric Company for the children of
it, employees. including those Of the Po-
tomRo Electric Power Company.
Vaudeville Entertainment.
As In former years. the entertainment
will consist Of vaudeville numbers Sc
cured from local theaters. a special
miniature circus being one Of tho at-
fractions. ARRANGED for by Entertain-
Tnent Committee Chairman Fred j,
Morsheimen An additional feature will
DO the presentation Of series of
Mother Goose tableaux guESested by
Chief Clerk George 9. Whitney ana
produced under the direction OF Cora
FIFTY children Of employees ranging
from nine to fourteen years Of aRe VIII
X novelty dance will be interpola4ed.
in which six Of Miss Shreve's pupils
will take part.
Free Transportation to and from the
theater in special cars will be given
all company children and parents ac-
coEnpanyinR them, and at the conclusion
of the entertainment toys, games,
books. roller skates, sleds, ETC., bags
OF candy, fruits and nuts will be dis
tributed by "Old Nick" himself.
The purchasing committee, of which
NJ. NJ. Merrill is chairman. have fol-
lowed the Buy in Washington" slogan
and entered into the shop early move
ment with such force that practically
the entire selection of Christmas gifts
to be, presented has been completed.
The Committee.
The entire arrangements for the en-
tertainment arc under the direction of
company employees from all depart
ments. william l. Clarke having been
appointed general chairman by Presi-
dent King. with John C.. Mclaughlin,
OF the Potomac company, vice chairman,
ana T. F. Sullivan general secretary.
the subcommittee appointed by the
chairman are:
=, ,EesntertainmentIF. J. Mersheimer.
&c: Mclaughlin, ]. G., Gray, L. B.
Decorations. L. Folsom, chairman:
Louis Brown, Ed. staub, H. B. Hart, A.
Distribution-J. T. Mofrett, chairman;
w: +. Dement,, j. E. r. Shaw, C. ].
Pitt. George Derene, ]. w. wenner, e.
w: WMLeneaQ, Dr -. A. weaver, j.. L.
Johnston, III s. Gormley, w. +. Ander-
son, r. b. Saunders, 8. J. Devine, w. II.
Memler.
PEinting-G P. Mangan. chairman; c.
ID: Brown, L. G. Helm, c. NJ. Marsh.
Purchaslng-M. M. Merrill, chairman;
]: B. Hoellman, r. w Crowell, ". A.
eigler.
Trees-w. s. BalIenger, chairman: D.
T. Frazier, c. s. Reich
Reception-S. G. Kimball, chairman;
". r. Ham, L: z. Sinclair George P.
ney. A. s.. Parry. 3. II. Rettew. n.
stephens, w. O.: Gibson. ] e. Tenly, II.
NJ Keyser, r: Bowen, Drs. Z. w.
Glazebrook, J.. j. KavanTiey, w. y. STAN
ton, and r. H. Morehart
The Washington times., 1915-12-10

Enjoy life-feel bully! Don't stay
sick, bilious, headachy, constipated.
Remove the liver and bowel poison
which Is keeping your head dizzy, your
tongue coated. your breath offensive,
stomach sour. and your body full Of
cold. Why don't you get 10 or 25-
cent box of Cascarets at the drug store
and enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced.
Cascarets work while you sleep. You
will wake up feeling At and fine. Chill
dren need this candy cathartic. too
AdVt
The Washington times., 1915-12-10
No Acorn.

When James A. Garfield was presi-
dent Of Oberlin College, a man brought
for entrance as a student his son. for
whom he wished a shorter course than
the regular one.
1.-THE boy can never take all that in,"
said the father. HE wants to get
through quicker. Can You arrange it
for him?'
ooh, yes" said Mr.. Garfield. HE can
take a short course: 1t all depends on
what you want to make OF him. When
God wants to make an oak he takes a
hundred years, but He only takes two
months to make a squash. ."-Chrlstian
Register.