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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
MtutS aus Musratinr.

Bum @liid fdat Ser .5ll,B gegerr-
martig, un0 merm es ald) 1tur einiae
3ol per Sag iin6, 10 lit oo6 sic Soft
nl1rg porba1oen. bab sic l1eber-
ldapemmllngsgefabr balo belcitigt
lei11 mirb. Ole @emobner in Sen Mie-
oerungen baben i6on gel1iigenb 81,
leioen aebabt, 10 sob sic Madridt
bonn 6allen oes Otiiliiiippt nit 6reu=
Den aufgenommen miro.
Gin ,tel,er Sabrplan miro am IA.
Wfai fir bie Muscatine nno Soma
Gitp 9abn in &raft treten. Gin bel
ierer 3ug0ienlt ion al1f oieie 8eile
.geldaffen lperoelt. Ger perbellerte
3l,goiel1lt iou a1d) ali sic Strede
Wtltscatine : 9aoelport al1sgeoebnt
merOen.
Cine Mn5abl Ser bieligen Iemofra=
ten reilten geltern nod Clinton, no
Die Staatsfonpention itattfano, INN
Die perldieoenen 0elegateu SIT erpab-
len n1o &anoiooten auiaritcaen.
q
@abre10 Der letten Monate muir
ben Der bieligcn offentlid,en 8iblio-
tbef ii6cr 200 nel,e Bidder bi1ouge-
.fiigt. Sic gibliotbef perfiigt eeaen-
martia iiber cine reid)baltige Mus=
tpabl bon @iidern ieslider Mrt.
Sic Snperoiioren bon Mnscatine
County baben beldlolien, Sic SIl1b-
front nabe Dem, nSano Mouno" nibs
eber aui 5llba1en, bis Oas. @aIIer per-
manent gefalen lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
gnrtis Spcrnbams.
uSis Maieitp @lnfer Sean.

SIM 8urtis Sper,tbaus miro om
belttigen Mbeno ISIS Majeltp
Ntnfer 8ean" geseben tperoe1l,
elm 5tiid, oas Mpllate la1tg I'M Gbi-
cagoer Sort Gbeater inns 81. Coulter
tSdul6ert Gbeater polle Sal1ler 5og.
gs lit Dies cine 9ramatiiirlrng bon
Sarrp 2eon @ilion's eleidp1amiger
gr5ablltng, Die Dor spei Sabren in
Der Saturday gpening NpIt" er.
idien. Sbgleid oas 5tiif isis Sea-
jeltp gunfer @ean" als 2ultipiel be-
lf1rieben miro, lit es 0pd elm Spiel
nit tiefer Morol. Gs banbeIt BON
Dem langiamen, aber iideren Mltf-
ltieg neS umltanoliden, idyperfdli-
gen 9unfer al1s ihle6t be5oblter
Stellung als5tenoeraph gum idyper-
reidben Mal1ne. gr lebt 1,nter Sem
ginflnB, oie Notwithstanding
Napoleon @onapartes 81 fem nnb
bob lein erites grocnleben bas seq
&am-Sab, Oes erlten lr1to grobten
dgDpf1lbet &ol1lgs, mar. 8urd) cine
8obrlagerin mllroe linn Sic ginbil.
or1tg e~ingegeben llll0 inter be%rlelben
miro er bon idrpaden, millenlolen
M'eniden slt einem fnrdplolen, tbat-
fraftigen Mannc. Die ein5elnen Gba.
raftere bes Stiides, oas in gltd)form
pobl pielen 2elern befal1nt fem oiirf-
te, lino in ser 9iibnenauffiibrllng &c,
treltli6 mieoergegebet1. Ia lit
nNops", Ser reid)e Iftienmafler uno
gltnfer's Hrin5ipal, oellen nieolid)e
Sod)ter (tbe flapper), oeren g%eltrenee
@rpbnlam Ctbe oemnn), Scr groBte
VI lbella-Eitder ser @egenfpart etc,
berlnter bis 81 9ltnfer's Sumo Sea,
polepn.
1aplor @olmes, ser Sic TiteIrole
lpielt, iou in oerielben eil1fah I'M,
pioeriteblib lcin ru1o ben ipruoeln.
ben Sltmor ocs Stiides al,r polen
8eltllng bringen. Sbm ltebt cine
aa11ae In5aW treiflider aiinitler CUR
Seite, barunter Norenee Sbirlep,
Charles Mbbe, Mobert aellp, Gillian
2alprence, Sad 9eperaur, Morion
&erbp, CLARA 2olliie Moores, Sarrp
y. Roiper, @alter Sbermi,l, Grace
Eeters, Soraee Mitdleu, 8elforo
TorreIt, Spbn @ogalt. Mnnette
WeltbaD mo George s. 2Dm1an.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

gorgeitern Mbe16 bielt @m. $.
grDan cine @niprad)e Dor Sem Sitter
9inner Club Dor sablreider 3ltborer-
Seit Ibema mar uIbe Slime
rican Spirit."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
Gin bcutl4er Mrat Be-

Gin bcut4er Mrst Be-
%firtporiet ieBt in Nnbetrodt Ser
&nappbeit Der 5eife bie @erlpenouna
BON Sano itatt @eife. ST lagt: Der
groBte 5eiienperbraud in Der SIR
psrflege pirb bur9 bas !6dnoelpaz
i9en peruria6t. Sier fann Die Seize
falt pSllig bur4 @ono erieBt tperoen
(5lubz ober Interestingly, Der nid1t
nur ole @dmuhteil9en Diel. bsller.
alS See fortnimmt, forbern ou9
6et SuIaB ppn etnus SODA poer
@eifenpulper gum @aidpaKer Sel
uno Set gut beleitigt. Mm beItsn
tult man Elm Wai6beden oosr mod
better einen fleinen gi1ner nit elmer
.banpbreit boben @9idt @ano unb
aieBt bariber 5tpei 9dnoe bod Mal=
ler. giun reibt man i'm Mofer oie
6dnbe nit Oem noi7en @anoe gut ab
uno taudt lie einise Male in oos
Wailer Elm. I'M BEN @ano abSu'piiz
len. 9as 5hmuBpeNer giebt man
ab, Der Sanb fam INNER pieber Be-
nuBt perben. Ser 8prteil bieTes Set
rti9unssperfabrens beitebt auBer Der
5eifeneriparnts barin, oab nidts Ser
.6aut cine d6nlide WeiGbeit uno
quite Dur6blltuns eibt tpie bieie
5anomahage.
Norbhrabanter Sci
tl;11sen meloen, es iperbs eeeenmdr=
tig NIT 9eltidlanb Elm bliibenoer
9anbel in 9eioetraut setrieben. Die
eircn bebaupten, es lperoe Yulber
oarals selnaat, Die anoern baseeen
pinen senau, 0ab es gu araat ber=
arbeitet uno gegeilen peroe. 2ebtere
Baden beinabe ret}t, tie irren fi9
nllr BARN, oaB lie slallben, 9eibe=
fraut perDe dbnlia lpie sauerfrallt
eingemadt unb berfpeiit. Die 8sreiz
tunespeife lit cine sar5 anosre:
nMan nimmt" cine MeneripiBe fem
geldnitienen tSeioetrauts uno ltreut
es iiber flint bartsetodte, feineez
briidte Gier, Die man oan1 nit fein-
item SlipenDl uno ettpas Gi1is on
riibrt. Sn oiefe Mai1e lest man einen
oeer slpci GUNNER ppbl ard)
9olm - rno fiibrt iie iid oann Su
Semitic. 9as 10 bebanoelte !Seibsz
tralit pat 1omit eineu aubsrprpeniItz
den Ndbruert uao oa infpleepeien
ole !Ssiben in 9auti9lanp - oueb
Die 2~iinebureer - pDllis tabl eefrel=
len iinb, 10 1T es gut begreifli9, oaB
Die hungrigen SeutIten TIRE beaebrz
liden 9lide auf bieies toitli6e bpl=
ldnotlde Nabrunssmittel 'l%perfen.
nile G06ne bes b%eriibmten
M}arquis gofa iino bon Ser ssynquis
tttion perbramt, ole SDdter Iebens=
lang einseiperrt poroen.
Der 9arg oes beili9en Suit
rertl's tit acknowledgements burb
cine 9olbeae @6aumiinse NIT BEN
giloe Gutap MooIfs aei6miidt.
Der d II s er # Mert Der inter-
nationolen Saarfarbentafel gsniiat
noh Mtd1t lin oas @6tpars bes
9rpnldHoerbaares pieoersuaeben.
SIN 8. Sabrbun6ert CAB es Bel
etllgen Neginentern Mu1ifer, sic auz
glst9 flDteten uno trpmmelten.
Der pg. Sriumpbbpaen bes
gru1us il Nom 1T IN Wabr6eit nur
Elm Stiid elmer Wahsrleitung.
S1e nit elmer &o6IenFeueruna
aleIn erretbbare bDdite @Srme De.
traaf pasefabr 1888 grao geliius.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
Mtuts aus Sod Ss1ano.

6ral, Caroline sdoifer, cine lang
|iabrige oeutide g%inmobnerin bon
Fod Sslanb, lit geltern Morgen inn
|Seim ibrer Godter, 8rau agnes
@biting, 1927 IL. Strabe, nod MIR
fur5er aranfbeit an Mltersi6ppa6e
I'M Sitter bon SO Sabren- geitorben.
Sic wurbe in Modenburg, Sa9len,
Ieutidlano, geboren unb fam Dor AZ
Sabren ms 2a1rO u1o einige Sabre
oarallf nah &od Sslano. STR @atte
ltarb inn Sabre 1903. Ole Sinter=
bliebenen lino brei 9Gdter uno elm
Sobn, Elm 8rltOer, lomie 90 gnfel
l,n0 einiee l1renfel. Ole @erltorbe=
ne mar Elm Mitglie0 Ser oentlden
acknowledgements. Sic geeroi-
gltng finoet mabrideinlib morgen
ltatt.
SRI. .Soiepbine 6rances Saas,
Sodter bon &errn uno 6rau Sol. g
Saas, S06 10. gtraBe tpobnbaft, uno
SEER glbert Spler Sennelp bon
Smensboro, &p., mllroen norgeltern
Mittas ourb 9farrer 8eter al,,d
bon Der beutiden fatboliiden Ma-
%riengemeinoe i'm 8eilei1 ser nahIten
Tamilienangeborigen setraut. als
Iral15eltgen Iungirten SRI. grella 8.
@aos, Sdmeiter Ser 9raut, uno SEER
@iaiam Inoerion bon Moline. Mad
Ser Sralung folgte cine @odseitsfei-
er i'm engeren Samilienfreile. Die
Nellperma6lten meroen iid i1 500
genbille, &p., baltslib nieberlolien,
no Ser graiitigam @eidaftsfubrer
oes bortigen &otel Sapes lit. Mir
miinlden oem jul1gen3uar cine gliid-
lid)e nro 41ngetriibte 3%ufllnft.
Ser gl. s.. @arnes Circus miro
om 3. Su11i 5tpei 8orlteaungen olf
Dem Expedition Earf geben. Maberes
meroen Oie 2eler in 3eitl1ngsan3eigen
lfinoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

Sn Ser bieiigen Decentralization
lpltrocn geItern omei Mefruten fit
Snfel San's Mrn1ee al1geporben.
SIN @qgemeinen Itebt eg ldledt III
Der ar%nperbung bon 2an0= uno See
lolbateu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
Weues aus Moline.


Die @ru1,oarbeiten fir sic nel,e
fir oas sl1lanitana College
litto porgeitern in Mngriff genommen
morSen. Gas nelle @eballbe miro
5milde,l Dem College @eballoe l,1to
Der nel,en 8ibliotbef erridtet meroen
ul1o miro itber 100000 fplten. Sci
Der iiir oieie @elegeltbeit arrangirten
Seierlid)feit bielt 9ireftor @lltapus
aaloreen oie @al1ptreoe in i9meoilder
Sprade. Ger @ennerberg Manner-
dor lpirfte bei Ser Ieier nit. Meb-
rere Grofeiloren oes Golege bieIten
Mniprade1.
Sn galt Moline lit $. 9. gloar
mieoerum. slln Goli5eidef erl1anrt
morben. Ils @bef bes Icllerlpebr-
Iepartements mllroe 90. $. osborn
er1annt. Ser Staotratb ernannte
meitere geainte fir Sic ltaotiifen
Iellter.
r
SIM Moline staot6oipital lit por-
eliern Nadmittag sSan1es s. @reen,
323h 10. Strabe mobnbaft nod
11llr fl1r3er &ranfbeit i'm glter Don
so Sabren %geltorben. @r 1par nn=
perbeiratbet uno binterlaBt me6rere
@riioer nno Sdmeltern. Ole Be-
e%roigung fin6et bel1te Morgen bon
3aniellpn & Il1rgie's 2eidenbeltat=
tun9sanltalt aus ollf oen1 Miperlioe
6rieobof ltatt.
SIM Moline staotbolpital ltorb
porgeltern Mbeno Elm nnbefannter
Man1. Ser etipa 40 Sabre alt iein
fanM, oes> leil1en Nafnell OILS George
Dear nnb baum ais Gorl yanrlb an
COB. gr lit bier u%nbefannt nno loa
lein Seim in gbicago baben. 8is
jett baben iid feline gerpanote ge=
meloet. Ser Damn tpllroe Dor eini<
gen 5age1 auf Ser StroBe aufgeiun=
ben, als er Dem SdGuferma6ulinn per-
fallen NOR. Sic Goli5ei per lltd)t, sic
an9eleaen6eit aui5nflaren.
Cine Mn5abI Ginmobner bon Mo=
line un6 l1mseeeno nabn1en an ser
B rltnoItei11le9ul1g bes @lodbanies
anf Sort Irmltrona tbeil bas fir sic
Sabrbu16ertfeier oes 9eltebens bes
%benannten 5oros nah Sem alien We1t=
tier erbaut meroen miro. 3ie Ieier
tinoet W}itte Stunt ltatt, 1pelde oflle
3meifel cine lebr impoiante merben
miro.
Sic 5dul6eboroe bon Gait MoIine
bot in ibrer norgeltern Mbeno abae=
tbaltenen geriammluna olle bisberi=
gen Sdullebrer lpieoerernanl1t.
Observation-Disclosures lit .. 9. @off=
mon. - gs murbe mabreno Ser Ser
lammlltng Ser geidluB gefaBt mafl=
reno Den 5ommerferien bie Der die=
oet1en 5dnlballier 5l1 perbelIern nao
IN ei11igen Saillen M11bal1teu alls5l,=
fii6ren.
Sn Ser bieligen Decentralization
mnrOcn geItern stpei @efruten fit
Snfel gmn's Mrn1ee al1gefporben.
SIM allaemeinen itebt eg id)ledlt il,
Der Mrperbung bon 2anb= uno See
lolbaten.
gergelterlt Mbeno bielt @n. $.
grDan cine Mniprade Dor Sem Sitter
8inner Glltb Dor sablreid)er 3lrborer-
ldaft. Sein Sbema mar vSbe Slime
rican Spirit."
SIM Moline Staotboipital lit &C.
tern Mittag 11ab MIR f1r5er &rallf=
belt Sobn &egler, Ser fem Semi in
ei11em 2ogirballs an 6. Mpe1lle ltnb
IA. 5trabe madte, geitor6en. Ser
N%erltorbel1e bot feline @erman6te in
Der Stabt nn0 par Elm @clegenbeits-
arbeiter. Iie 2eide lpuroe nod 9a-
MELONS & 6l1rgie's 2eidpnbeitat-
tltngsanl talt gebradt, bon mo aus sic
geeroiglung itattfinoen miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

y
am 3. Sr11i 5mei 8orIteaungen auf
Dem Expedition Harf geben. Waberes
meroen Oie 2eier in 3eitungsau3eigen
fin0en.
6ciratbs : Grlaubnifideine.
gilbert &. Gennellp u,1o SRI. So
lepbine &aas, &od Sslano.
See s. &%eribiler, @oterloo, Sssa.,
lrno Srau Gaa 81. @orpen, 9riltpp,
Soma.
ORLANDO 6. Cline, Madtlpadter
lett 16 Sabren i'm @eballoe Ser 500
bern @ooomen Of M1merica, lit nod
Ianaerer &ranfbeit in ieilrem @eim,
1915 81. Strabe, i'm Sitter bon 81
Sabren geltorben. CT ml,rbe am 3.
Sftober 1856 in @ogington ST., ge-
boren u110 int Sabre 1890 fam er nit
lei1er Somilie nod &of Sslano.
NuBer ieiner @ittme birterldBt er Ell
1ten 5o6n, sic Ml1tter, Srall 6. Sc
mis-, 921 ID. 5traBe, orei 5dppe-
tern uno brei @riioer. Die @eeroi-
gltng finoet am Greitag @ormittoa
pom Trolerballle aus auf oem Gbip=
piannod Srieobof ltott.
3as Straben=G epartement bot ieii
eiltigen Sagen begonnen, sic gllleps
unb 5traBen Ser 5taot 81 reinigen.
linn Ser betreffen0en 8ebor0e bebilf-
lid 81 iein, iollten ale ginapobner
Ser 5ta0t Sdpmub nno Mbfale al1i
Saltfen III Sen Mleps tbl1n, bamit Dos
Schumacher idneller unb griinolidel
belorgt mer6en fann. 9ie itaotiIde
Sc Notwithstanding fat berIfie6ene
Ncgl1lationen erlalielt, I'M Sic @ein.
lidfeit un6 Sic @elun0beits3nltanoe
III Der Sta0t 81 bebelt nnb al for.
0err.
Ser Iarbige sSsames gurris bot iid
geItern Morsen I'M Sod Sslar6 Gir=
cult @eridt iduloig befannt, ieds
&ilten @bisfeD unb @ein bonn Colo.
nial @otel geltoblen 51i baben unl
ml1roe, "a er nod niht polGGbrig lit,
bonn &idter altf einen unbei tinlmten
Sermtn mod Ser &efornidule III
Fontiac geIhidt. .SSn Circuit @erid1
peroen IN Sen naditen Saeen meb.
rere Safe erleoigt meroen.
9as Tleiidgeidaft bon Carl Maaf
an Ser gde Ser 12. 5traBe ntlb z.
Mbenlte lit borgel terri gead)t Inn etlpo
$3.50 beral,bt morben. 3ie 9iebe
batten iid gintritt sum @eldaft
olrd cine @intertbiir perldafit ltno
entnahu1en Sem Gaib &egiiter Sic
Sl1ml11e, Die bon @errn Maab lit oemt-
lelben am Mheno porber gelalien NOR
ben 1par. sns bem @eid)aft muroe
lpnlt nidts geltoblen. 9ie Goli5ei
ldleint Den 8ieben al1f Der Spur 5u
iem.
Ser t5taotratb meigert iidl III ser
Observation-Disclosures bon SSobll
grbad)er nn0 q. So. @iIl6urg an ser
gfe Der 3. Mbenue nno 20. StraBe
ben germittler 5lt lpieler. @as @e=
baltoe miro g%egenlpartig abgerilien,
INN Blas 5l MAIDEN fir Gin nel,es Sc
b1ltoe fir cine @irtbidnft nuo
9otel.
Dte ais Nrgantlatp.
rim auf Dem Gebiets Der Wcs!tu=
tigteit berporrasenD betannte JiirI,in
gauline BON MetterHid in Mic.l
p~ollenbete u%nldng5t bas 80. Gs6cns.
iabr. Die Stabt Wien bef@lrB, IT,,
in Qnertennung ibrer 9erSien,.e TN
Selsemdlhe 81 ptomen. Nn.a.a.oy
bes 80. C.Laft5fefes Der wiitl.in
Eanlinc -.-.tltsrnia ridtete Safe.
Jron3 SrfepD Gin !SanoIdreiben on
fie, ii benz CT Ser Ssr5cnsz unb Gei=
1teseisenldaften Ser Su6iiarin eee
bcnft unb feline beiten Miinide fir
ihr feraeres Mohleraeben ausbriidt.
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
BOOST income TAX
TO PAY FOR DEFENSE
Levy on Munitions Profits
Also Agreed To By
House Leaders
REPEAT STAMP ACT
AND ALSO HIT BOOZE

WASHINGTON March 21.-Ma-
iority Leader Kitchin and the other
Democratic members OF the house
committee on ways and means have
reached an agreement as to the es-
sential features Of the revenue meas
ure to be formulated as a means of
financing the national defense pro-
gram and other additional expendi-
lures TO be authorized by the pres-
ent Congress.
inc points regarded as settled al
this time are as follows:
One hundred million dollars will
be raised by increasing the income
tax rates.
A tax will be levied on the mann
iacture OF munitions of war de-
signed 10 produce from S25. 1000 900
to S4O.000,O00
An additional $4,000. 900 will no
raised by levies on inheritances. In
creases Of the internal revenue tavos
ON beer and whlskey or excises upon
selected articles from list of twenty
ilVe available objects OF taxation
winch Us now being studied by mem
Ders OF the ways and means COM
mittee.
The stamp tax provisions OF tho
present emergency revenue act
which produced approximately $40
oVO.ooO last year, are to be repeated.
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
DIR. BALL AND FAMILY
SAW AIRSH|P Twice
Watched Machine Pass Over
Their Falkland Home Fri
day and Sunday Nights
POSITIVE OBJECT
WAS AEROPLANE

Former United States Senator DR..
l.. Heisler Ball. Of Falkland, and
members Of his family state that
they saw a flying machine pass over
the house about 9.15 o'clock last Fri
day night and again Sunday night
about the same hour. Dr. Ball states
that he could not have been deceiv-
ed as TO what the object was and that
he watched it for some time. They
watched the machine through a Win
dow and therefore could not hear the
motors. II is possible. however, that
they could not have heard the motor,
had they been outside as the ma
chine was several hundred feet up
and there was a strong wind. On
both occasions the aeroplane dis
played two bright lights, one a red
light and the other a bright yellow
light
A number OF other persons in this
city and vicinity have reported hav-
ing seen a flying machine in the air
Sunday night. A young woman in
DR.. Balls home was the first to see
the aeroplane Sunday night. It was
after 9 o'clock when she noticed it
and the attention OF DR.. Ball, and
other members of the family was
called to IT, They all watched it un-
til it was out Of sight. The machine
was travelling from the east and fly
ing west. DR.. Ball stated that ac-
cording to his judgment of distance
the machine was from four to five
hundred feet in the air. 1t was trav-
cling fairly fast but the moving
lights could be seen for probably
/ twenty minutes. The outline Of the
machine itself could not be seen.
On Friday night when DR.. Ball and
members Of his household saw the
object it was also about 9.15 o'clock.
This night it came from the north
and was going south. It displayed
the same color lights red and yell
low
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
MERCHANTS TO AID
IN BELGIAN RELIEF
Special Sale To Be Held
Wednesday and Thursday
in Some City Stores
PEOPLE BUY GOODS
TO BE SENT ABROAD

A number of merchants in VIII
mington have signihed their inten-
ton 10 participate in the two-day
campaign for the relief OF the Bel
yian people. Wednesday and Thurs
lay OF next week have been set aside
'or the purpose and the merchants
interested in the movement will ad-
vertise various articles of wearing
apparel they have to offer. These
goods when bought by the public
are sent TO headquarters OF the Com
mission for the Relief of the Bel
CLANS. located on the third floor Of
The Crosby and Hill building. Former
Judge David 4. Marvel is chairman
u the commission.
Persons making purchases can OBJ
alma bill showing what they bought.
and send the same to the commits
sions rooms which will allow those
n charge 20 check up and list all
purchases made
The merchants will sec 20 II that
an articles purchased are delivered
promptly to the relief committees
headquarters Most of the merchants
viii offer certain articles for sale for
his event while others may offer
discount on purchases of all goods
hat are bought for shipment TO Bel
sium.
Food and clothing is soroly needed
by the Belgian people, but the local
committee is soliciting clothing only.
Several weeks ago on a similar oc-
asion the Relief Committee was
lated because of the generous re-
iponso OF the public. Goods valued
Il $4,000 were shipped at that time
rom Wilmington. The committee
expresses the hope that the same
generosity will prevail on Wednes-
lay and Thursday Of next week.
Narch 20 and 80
The condition OF the Belgian people
s pitisple and grows worse from week
10 week Il is said that In the event OF
supplies from America stopping, famine
would strike those unfortunate people in
seven DAYS time The United States is
performing one of the greatest acts OF
charity in history in providing susie
nance for the Belgian people. The las-
ter are shut in unable 10 communicate 2
with friends outside their country and
are refused permission 20 enter indus
tries. They look 10 America for suocor.
Goods shipped to Belgium by tho re-
lief commission are properly distriD-
nicd. Persons in that country able "a
pay are compelled 10 do so. Tickets arc
distributed which sets forth just what
portion the holder must pay for HI,
needs Those unable 20 pay anything
Of course receive food and clothing free
iil money received from the sale Of ar
iiclCs is sent hack 10 this country an,
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
G. r. DILLMAN DEAD.

George r. Dillman, foreman in the
Pullman Car Company works, died
last night at his home, No. 1917 Wal
nut street. His widow and two child
rem survive him.
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
LETTERS TELL or Wlp

Members Of the New Century Club
were entertained yesterday afternoon.
when Mrs. Robert Grant, an English
woman. read series Of war letters.
None OF the letters have ever been
published. The reader has the letters
bound into book form and she an
nounced yesterday that this was the
second book of letters she has collect
ed since the beginning Of the Euro
pean war.
The letters read by Mrs. Grant YES
terday were not only received by her
but by others. who learning of the col
lection that she was making. sent
their letters TO be included in the col
lection. Letters from men i'm the sub
marine. aeroplane and hospital SER
vice and from the trenches were read.
Mrs. Grant is now living in Boston
She is reading these letters in various
cities for the benefit OF the artificial
limb fund in which she is interested.
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
NAN YnRK YISITnRs.

Street Directors C. A. Rudolph and
Colonel G. w. Sparks, Of this city,
were in New York city for a few
days and stopped at the wolcott Ho-
tel
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
BURRIs ARGUMENT POSTPONED.

in General Sessions Court yesterday
afternoon argument on the demurrer
in the Burris election case was again
postponed Argument will probably
be heard after the civil cases are tried.
Evening journal., 1916-03-21

Notice the "shirt BOSOM stiff and
prim as If it belonged to brothers.
evening suit instead of to a charm
ingly girlish frock Of lustrous black
satin. which Sister will wear to af-
ternoOn teas.
The shirt bosom is one OF many
odd cOnceits that have come this
spring from the studio OF Nine. Mar
guerite of the Fashion Art League of
America. a designer whose models find
great favor with young women Of the
stage. The "shirt bosom" and the
deep-rollng cuffs are made OF finely
plated white satin
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
What thin FOLKS should
DO TO CAIN WEIGHT
Good Advice for Thin, Undeveloped
Men and Women.

Thousands Of people suffer from exces-
sive thinness, weak nerves and feeble stom-
achs who, having tried advertised flesh
makers, food-fads, physical culture stunts
and rub-on creams. resign themselves TO
lifelong skinniness and think nothing will
make them fat. Yet their case is not hope
less A recently discovered combination Of
assimllative agents has made fat grow after
years Of thinness and il is also unequalled,
judging from reports for repairing the
waste Of sickness or faulty digestion
and for strengthening the nerves. This re.
mnrkable preparation is called Sargol. Six
strength giving, fatprOducing assimilative
elements of acknowledged merit have been
combined in this preparation which is en-
dorsed and used by prominent people every
where. 10 is absolutely harmless, ineNpon.
We and efficient.
few weeks systematic use Of Sargol
should gQ-far TO produce flesh and strength by
correcting faults Of digestion and by sup
plying nourishing fats 10 the blood. II not,
every druggist who sells IL Is authorized to
return tho purchase price, Increased nour-
ishment is obtained from the food eaten, and
the additional fats that thin people need are
thus provided. n. b. Danforth Market and
Second Sts., Wilmington Dell and other
leading druggists supply SargOl and say
thcre is large demand for IL.
While this new preparation has from re.
ports given splendid results as nerve-tonic
and vitalizer. its use is not recommended 10
nervous people unless they wish to gain at
least ten pounds OF flesh.
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
WITUDRTW All PLEAS.

In Superior Court yesterday after
noon James J. Boyce withdrew all
pleas in any manner affecting the
trade secrets Of the Alpha Process
Company. During the day the court
heard argument on a demurrer in the
case Of the Dixie Guano Company VS..
Alpha Process Company.
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
VISIT NEW YORK Y. W. c. 4.

Mr., and Mrs. Charles f. Wolaston
have returned home from New York,
where they inspected the new Y. w. c.
A. building there. During the visit
arrangements were made with Miss
Blanche Geary. consulting building
specialist Of the national association,
to come to Wilmington and address
the members and friends OF the local
branch
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
DIR. GILnEA AT SIT. PArL.s.

The Rev. Dr. Peter Gildea, OF the
Catholic Unifersity, of Washington. d.
c.. will preach at the services at St..
Paul's r. c. Church at 7.45 o'clock this
evening. DR.. Gildea is a noted pulpit
orator and writer. and has travelled
extensively in Europe He spoke here
several weeks ago.
Evening journal., 1916-03-21

expended for more supplies.
Belgium has 90 depend ON this country
for everything she needs. We're It moi
for tho generosity of the people Of IN,
United States Belgium long since woult
have been reduced 70 starvation.