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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
0jrnnSeioent6nms.Wsorft.

Der 9teoltD- -Wlorft, meIder fir OieIe
Sabre iein @ureau I'M Souie ylr.
III, Nor0-GborIesitroBe, bate, lit
na6 Dem @ebduoe Der 9rOpers' &
Ne6onics' 8anf an Der @utaD- unO
5apette- -StraBe umge8ogen fir mel
nes @eidGftsbms Die 6irma gum
8ermietbungs-I -Igenten ernonnt Wur-
oe.
Sr. Soiepb 6. Smitb bat BON ser
elite @orage 60. ole Garage gtr.
1880 bis 1886, @c@loerrp- DStr.,
gruno0insfrei, setauft. 9os @eibGit
Wuroe ourd ole 6irma Bierre 6. 9ll-
gan unO Nepbem uno Biuiam e..
Serguion & 60. abgei6lollen.
0ur6 ole Sirmo Clarence Soper
bat ole @elib Contraction SO. opei
@rlnO0iuien in Sobe bon ie $65 ulf
Ole SGuier Scr. 1923 imo 1923,
MoreInuO- -9lpenue, perfouft. 9rei
@runo6nien in Sobe bon ie $120
bat ole Colonial Truit SO. BON Srn.
%bilip 9. Wtoreon getouit. Gas
@igentbum liegt an Der Oitieite Der
9todlonO-Apemle, iiiOlib Oes timber.
ftp HnrfpoD.
Sir Della Snntins pertauitc ole
6irmo Garter & Steffep oos Saus
gtr. 2OS9, @inOior- -9lOeuue, al Srn,
@orgau $. 6omler imO fir @tarp
9inoiop oos Sous gtr. 476t, 9nrt
Seigbts 9lbemc, on Sru. @iuiom
Scnti6eI.
Sr. George arue bot BON Srn.
Glepelon0 W3onuine Oos Ea6tgrun0.
iiiid gtr. 907. @elt.yortb -2lpeuue,
our6 ole @3otlerfirma 9. s. Src0e-
rid & Bros. eefouft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11

Soiepb 9. g9bitc u. So. an SoS.
u. Guolep llnO 6rou, Oitieite Gin.
poo0-9IOe. nabe N}c@lOerrp.Str.,
1910 bel So.
s(uguitus OeE. Soppiueton an
@0woro $. Sappington / Got.
@0worO $. Soppington on 9lu.
gulhiS Oe& Soppington 1. Got.
Gbos. s. 8ebn an Socob SanOIer
uno 6rou, 8eitieite Stirling, nabe
@ebbsStr., 1874 bel 72.S.
s. 3. 9lOams mo 6rou an 8eIl
Motor Gar Co., Siioieite CHATHAM
Roao, nabe @IepeIan0-sIne., 60 bel
1853.
5ronf u. 6urit umo 6rou an s.
SSrOing 9ealmear uno 6rou, Noro-
ieite @Igin-9Ioe., nabe @orriiou.9Ipe.,
70 bel 100.
@ar0 6. 5inf II. 81. an SameS 9.
3. Giggs, 2 Cots.
Sames y. Slg9s ON WtorD 81.
6int H. g., 2 Cots.
@iuoro Is. 9on on @iaorO s.
9op. SiiOoitieite Soiimon.Str, uabC
@foion 9laep. POI bel t05.
9emuel z. WfalieD unO 6rau an
emma 9. gortea, &edt, Gitel uuN
Seterelie.
Sobn 6. 9artea uno 6rou an Sc.
mueI z. @oiien, &edt, Eitel rnoSn-
tereiie.
emma 6. Sowper II. 81, 9lOm..
an emma 6. Somper II. 81, Siio-
ieite Seiierion.. nabe glnn-Str., IA
bel 70.
@m. Sebier uno 6rau an Soiepf
yIopotnp uuo 8rau. Sitieite Sore.
Ctr, nobe 8airmoint-gIOe., 1872 bel
69.814.
Su9b 9. SoneS II. u. an oieielben.
100 gforosS sSore.StroBe.
Sbereia @otti6oIt on Miriam q
SnOoIl II. a., 266t Sorlem.9lue.
9Iooiion 2. &aa II. u. an Sorrr
SigeI uno 6rou, t05 Nor0.Goqing,
tous9lpe.
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gcrIanat-Sranen nuS Waabden.

YcrlaHgt:
Sine Srdu fit QugemeiHe Sausdrbeiet. Gd0'
auiraeen 0r. 1880 @atteriOH'Y YartsApe.
(Wiai11-13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11

glbOnnentcn, bic ben ,SentidIen GOrre-
IpDnbenten" nidDt piinttIidl OOer mtregcI
mdkig erbalten, iiHO gebeten, bcr Office
baUOn per SelcpbOu Ober fdlriftItb Dit
tbeiIuH9 81 maAeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
GtrnnOitiids.llcbertraannnen.

WrnnOitiids-l llebertrHgnngeu.
9llfreo 6. S. Slnitb an Sidbel 6.
Smith, S5ntereiie in@runoeigeutbum.
@. glrtbur SeIlmon SrrItee, an
8m. 6. &ieID uno 6rou, gtorooltieite
Der Eorf- 9Ipe. nabe @rlInop. Ctr,
Is bel 100.
Gotborine Sogoo0insfi an Morris
u. &ome, orei @runoItiide.
g8m. 3. &borpe al Ybilip 5int
uno 6rou, 1904 2emmon.Str.
Wtorie Soro an SObn s. Soro unO
6ralL 2 N,.&oie-Str.
SameS 8eielD ou Snmes 5. 9Ieda,
742 N..aenmooo.gIDe.
Somes s. aledn an Somes @eieID
lmo 6rau, 742 N..aenmooo.glDe.
9lnorelp g9. 9infer al 9IOoiIon 9.
Soa, Siioieite Al, StraBe, uabe SlO
yort &oao, % 6ei 100.
Somuel 9. M&iaer etc. an Titel
@uor. & 1rilIt Co., A @runoItiide.
Sitel @uor. & TruIt So. an ga
muel 9. 0liIler ETC., Srult., gloro.
ieite Der 6eoerol. Ctr. nabe @uilforo.
gIpenue, 16 BEL SO.
Gielelbe an Cigar O. W1iuer, IT,,
Noroleite ser SeoeraI. Str, nube
@uilforo- -glne., 16 bel 80.
0ieieIbe an Ynul $. Dtiller, Oloro-
ieite Der Seoeral.Str., nobe@uiIforO-
glDe., 16 bel 80.
0ieicIbe m SomleI 9. @iIIer,
Noroieite Der Seberul-Str., nubc
@uilforo-9lpe., 16 bel 80.
Sobn S. aeaD II. q. an &bomos
acuD Sitooit-@de Sopn- uno Gre.
ter Ctr. 16 bel 70.
2OlIiiu 6. 6elopuiH an SamueI
2eoo imo 6roii, @eltieite Caroline,
nabe Maoiion-StroBe, t2 bel 9O.6.
@ranpille 9. 9irler ilno 6rou an
llriab 9irler. 2 @rllnoitiide.
@larn @ilfe an @iI6u 5. 6ree6ur-
ger imo 6rau, g9eiHeite @1oOeira-
StroBe, na6e @aItern-Sloenue, 10 bel
436.
@m. s. McGoluclf um6 5rau an
Martba Claire @cGopeIl, gioroieite
6apette- Strube, Habe 6uItou-9lOenue,
1872 bel 105.
5reOerid 9nrtb an 9Ouiie Sdlci.
der, SItieite ACKNOWLEDGING, nabe
Yfonlment-StraBe, 10 BEL 20.
8. @Owin Goldman @erpalter, an
Gonierootipn .. a.. georoleite Can.
bale-StraBe, nabe @reenmount.9Ipe.,
1874 bel So.
GarInelo 9ueni nno 3rou on Geo,
Sdnappinger unO 6ran, Ioroieite
Senriettos, uabe Sauoper. .StrnBe. 13
bel 81.
, George MilIer uno 6rau an 81.
leans ct. g, g. 3. 81, gtorooItleitc
McGuIlb., nabe @olo-StrnBe, 1873
bei 1872.
@m. q. Mc@rap an Charles g.
Torn, Sitieite 9oDion-, nabe Moiber.
StroBe, 1875 bei 80.
Clarence 6. GmerD imo 6rou on
Gitp Seal @itate 60, Sitieite 9ento-
lou, nabe GreBtmau.StraBe, Ia bel
100
,Souieieeters' 9feaItb SO. an 2ou.
renee 9. 2aerD umO 6rou, glorOlpeit.
ieite 9oteman-9IOenue, nabe 9Dno.
6urit Hono, so BEL t43.
g Sntbarine 6orit on @m. 6. Sdl6.
gel 35 @rltnoitiide.
9at6arine Sort, SeitamentSoolI.
ltrederin, an G6omos SorIt urO
5rou, Sitieite GaIIos- ua6e 2om-
boro.StraBe, t3 bel 65.
@m. 6. S8IoeeI an oieieIbe, s
@runoitiide.
Geriel6e an oieieIbe, A @runOItiide.
Gerielbe an G6orleS 8. s. Sinf, A
@rlnoitiide
GerieIbe an Ocilielben, Z @runO,
itiide
2erielbe an Ocnielben s crumO.
Itiide.
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Su Oertdnfen: 80.
Sine gut acbenoe gdderei, autes 1eL9dit
iammt S1uS nnb Stall, fir MIR $170O. @ieen'
ibiimer bat ieoeS Sabr $1,000 bis $1lOO NEG
famif meroen meaen anoerer @ei1dftsslebers
na6me. Sas 6dus III dlein oieieH yreis
perib. Nat3uirageH i'm pSentl1en 9orre'
iponoent". CWmilO-lD
ednIttpaarru., GIroeerD, uub sdnb'2dben
Qeiauft eeeen Baat. gsan eebe @tn3elRetten
an. yS1ufberH Sobblng Co., Bog 1O4, Baltt'
mnre NIB. (2lpr24, 1WRD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11

29-3Oc.
2ebenoes @efliigel.-Siib.
ner, @inter. 2 &hno uno pcniger.
Bfo., S5-40c.; 6riibiubrs-Siib
9fO., 42-46c.; olte Senneu 24c.;
aIte Sdbne, t2-t3c.; @nten. ilnge,
17-19c.; fIeine, 16-17c.; Eouben
alte unO iunge @aare, 95c.
9o6nen uu0 @r6ien -
Sbinnep @rbien gui6eI $3.50
800; glew Gro @rbleu, 8uidel
$500; 8Iod ooer @om Grbleu, 9li.
idel, $2.9O-3.OO; Country meiBe
@obnen guideI. $5.50-6.O0.
Obitu uno @emiiie. - 9lepfel,
nen crime 6lorioa, aorb, $t.25
-1.50; Yerl6o6nen, 9or6, $t.00-
t.25; 9rant, 8lorioa, aiIte, 5000
700; Sellerie, 6lo, aiite, $1.50-
200; @urfen 6loriou, aor6, $t.25
-t.5O; Sale, 9IorfoIt, Sab, $t.O0
-1.50; 9opiiaIot, 6loriou, Sorb,
$i.25- 100; 3wiebelu, ueue, EeraS,
SiIte, $2.25-2.5O; @feffer, 5la,
Grote, $3.OO-4.0O; Spinot glor.
folf, Sob, $t.5O-2,5O; Eomotcn,
6oucp. Carrier, $2.25-2.5O; @boicc,
$t.75 - 200; Spargel, Gubeuo,
$1.50 800; 9iooies6en, aorb, %
-5Oc.; @rbien SIa., Sorb, $3.50
200.
aortoffeIn.-8eiBe, 9uidbeI.
@..N1o. unO &a., $2.75-2.S5; gIeu.
Norf, $2.75-2.S5; @oitern Sbore,
$2.60-2.75; iiiBe 9ortoffeIu, @oit-
ern Sbore, 8a., gelbe, Sab, $3.50
500; Mo. umO Gel, Sab, $3.50
600; goms, Sob, $4.OO-4.50;
neue Gortoffeln 5lay Sab, Yrima,
$500 $50, Seconds, $700-750.
Slide, @ultern uno z T.
ropins. - &arpicu, @fo, 4-5c. /;
SIunoern. @fo., 6-Sc.; @oD Sbao,
Stiid, $780,; 91Od. Yiuno, 12-
15c.; WeiBer EerA. S-l0C.; me-
blum, &c.; eelber Yerh, S-10c. ;
fleine bis medium @flinO, 4-5c. /;
DaadereIcn. @fb., l2-15c.; &uiIorS,
groBe, 8funO. 12-15c.; Medium, 6
&c.; 9Iole, Yfuno, 5-Sc.; Gotfild,
5-6c.; Clans, bunOert, 65-75c.;
SeHte, EfunO, 15-1Sc.; Seringe,
9ni bunOert $1.0O; Suappers,
&fo., &c; 6roihe, 9ubeno,
$1,25-1.75; 9arid, eroBe, @ioo
15-1Sc.; lueidibaIige &rab6en, GtO.,
40-60c
SGute uuo @eial5ene,
22c.; friide, 2Oc.; bei6Goigte, IT,
tSc.; GrD Stint 33 34c.; 9nIb, 20
30c.; Shof, Zoe. $1.25; hammer,
40 60c.; 9uIlen t5c.; 8iegeli 10
25e.; Galg, 9iuno, 10-11c.
&iu6nieb.-S -Slnge fette Sticre
bon 1000 bis 1900 @flino @elpidbt
9fS., 9-1Oc.; Stiere unter 1000
Bfo. @elpidt, S-S15c.; Shien,
YfO., &c; @uIlen 8fO., 6-Sc.;
eroke iuuee 9iibc, @fO., 6--sc.; ma
gere, 4--51ac.; Siibe nit aulb. $40
60; mosere, 9fO.. S-31sc.
9 dweine. - Gerfel. ie nod
@roBe, 5tiid. $4.OO-5.OO; Sboats,
ie nod @roBe, $5.0O-6.Oo.
9GIber.-Gboice, @flmO, t2-
1885,; CUTE, 9iuuo, 12- t21ac.;
I6were, Stid, $i8 %; raube, Stiid
$i4-16; fIeine, mosere $S 10.
2Gmmer uno Sdofe. -
G6orie, fette Sdafe, &funo, 7-Sc. /;
quite, 5-6c.; roi6e, Stiid, $500
800; alte 96de 9io.. &c; 6riib.
iubrs.2dmmer, iette, 40 bis 45 8funO
bmer, 9fO, 15-16c.; quite bis mitt.
lere, @funo, 14-15c.
Gabof (MarpluuO), 100 Efuno.
p Snierior I'M iroIteo. Sc $; eii-
ter eemObnliher Ino eriiner, $1,000
1900; gutter aep0bnlider, $14.00
--17.00; mitteImGBiger, $3.50;
gutter bis rotber, $2t-24; 6oncp,
$3.50; Seconos. gelpobnIiher
bis mittelmGBieer, $11-17; Se.
conos, gutter bis feiner, $tS-22;
9a0 Tubaf, fire-cureO, $50; lip.
per Country, oir-cureo, $8-17.
@aneeIboftc iuO idIedt eemiidjte
8erpadrng t-3c. pro Bfuno ME.
origer.
@erIanfs en- Der bieiiaen Nttienb5ris.
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@aItimure W2arft6eridlt.

QonnerituG 10. Moi 1917.
Wlebl. 3bfbbr 1876 6diier,
einidlieBIid t4O7 6dlier 8u 2ocuit-
Boint uno 1922 61Iier 81 Canton.
Nia 1pntirltnnen moron mic fnIn+.
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GarmIanO 81 OertuufeH.


~ a r Il I a II b
SIT oas ioeae Seim oeS Sarmers, oenn
Gle finoen bier odS eelilnbeiie selma, Die
I febrsipege, bic beiten Wldrite, eutes 2ano gu
&. bIligeH Breiien, In nngenebMer oelti6er
y Na6barinaft ggtr baben feline Lort1'
oos 5eberHteu, feline SnleitenpdgeH,
] braiicten feline iiinitIide Befpdfierune, oa
iotr lets qenngeno ReeeHiau babeH.
" Siir 0ataIog, Bel6reibung oes States
II Sss'Y,s1'Ht BAG Ssatbe IaiaiaSaeT6ait. '' 80 -
b 2Snt. Suffers 9SS SSltiasrs, Sai SaqHItS. aGS.
(lRai3--1
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gerIuugt in SlIIssmeineu.
WcIdGfts.W WeIeseubeiteu.

Au berlauIeu:
@utQebenoe 9dderei Misunderstanding billtg
5u Deriouien. gid65uiragen i'm r9eutldleH
6Drreippnoentcn." (Ulaill-l3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11

Gier. - Guben0, Wio. un0 Fa,
.33c,; @oliern Shore @o. uno 3d.,
sSc.; rueitIide (Obio), &c.; @..@a.,
S9c. iiioIihe (9e.-G), 32c,
9utter, - Separator, Eiin0.
99-41c.;; Srints, 70 &ipno, 80
4tc.; @rints. GiunO. 39-4tc.;
9lods, 9 Efuno. 39-4ic.; Gairp
3rints, WaO., ga. @o.. 29-31c.,
StorepudeO, 2S-29c.; 0foas. $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11

= (SSn 100 YfO. S1den.) Yro &onne.
Spring @beat 9ran $46.OO-47OO;
@eitern @aiOoIings, $47.O0-48.OO.
&euuno Str b.-3uhibr Seu
3t6 1onnen; Strob 8 Sonnen.
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SECOND CALL

elnibeiIe baltimore Iu0e pto. 100
10 gIntbeIe Colonial Irnli Go.,..., 20
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6 WeiIen bon Baltimore an Der &ioge 9iuao,
3 0ReiIen bon 8ooolaiun Station II 10 7H0
9lder Qano nit 5s8immer Saus uno Gi1u'
9ln6an iuneer Sbitearten nit ettua 80 Bdu'
men. Wadb5uiragen bel CHARLES DMmeIbaner,
gpDnbfaiun. (Wai10-12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
@OritaOtciaent5nm sa Oerfaaiea.
Ell elm NSrObntwnt.

SaIbe 9ldersBar3elleH uno gr0Ber; outer
BooeH; eIeltriicbes Qidt, g9ailer nno Seiiens
peee i'm 9an, Telephone uno @irdBenbobn'
Der Stdot. @inee baben ynneaIotpS, einiee
baben 0dllfer, einiQe bdben StlIht, enige ino
ipenieer ais Gent per SuB. qafen Gle nth
SbneI 5eigen pie ote &dufer oieler Yqr6ellen
bensmitieIioiien berabieten. gliii Ieihte glb5aD'
lungen berf1litt
Wadl5uirageH BET Der 9inibtcunt 3elgbtS o.,
Telepboniri uno mir iUeroen Gle nuiluDeH
(Wpr2S, ,I&@--)
Evening journal., 1917-11-10
DANDRUFF Goes!
HAIR Gets Thick,
WAVY BEAUTIFUL
Save Your Hairl Double Its Beauty in
a Few Moments.
Try Thiss
Hair stops Coming Out and Every
Particle of Dandruh
Disappears.

Try as YOU will, after an application
Of Danderine, you can not flnd single
trace OF dandrun or falling hair and
your scalp will not itch, but what VIII
please YOU most. will be after a Few
weeks use, when yon see new hair,
fine and downy at flrst--yes-but really
new hair-growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou-
bles the beauty OF your hair. No DIFF
ference how dull. faded, brittle and
! scraggy, just moisten a cloth with Dan
derine and carefully draw II through
your hair, taking one small strand at
a time. The effect Is immediate and
Advantageous hair will be light, nuffy
and wavy, and have an appearance OF
abundance, an Incompatible lustre,
softness and luxuriance, the beauty
and simmer OF true hair health.
Get a small bottle OF Knowlton's Dan
derlne from any drug store or toilet
> counter for a few cents and prove that
your hair is as pretty and soft as any
=. that Il has been neglected or injured
nv careless treatment--thats all.
Danderine is TO the hair what fresl
showers OF rain and sunshine are L
vegetation. II goes right to the roots
| invigorates and strengthens them. II
| exhilarating. stimulating and life-prc
ducing properties cause the nalr
grow long, strong and beautiful.
Evening journal., 1917-11-10
CHAIINCEY OLCOTr.

Chauncey Olcott. who is coming 70
The Playhouse. November i6 and II. In
a brand new play from the pen Of Miss
Rachel Crothers, entitled "Once Upon a
Time" was born in Buffalo. N. Y, and
made his FIRST stage appearance In that
city at the old Academy OF Music. He
was ballad singer then. Olcotts first
regular stage debut was made at the
Union Square Theatre. New York. when
he played the role OF Pablo In "Pepita,"
or "The Girl With the Glass Eye For
four vea-s following this Mr.. Olcott
played Frank Hopkins In 1.-THE Old
Homestead Then he appeared as
Ralph Rackstraw in II. M. S. Pima
fore" and NankipOo in THE Mikado."
At this time he went 10 London. where
he studied music under Holland and
Randegger making his appearance on
the London stage at the Criterion The
atre az the Chevalier O'Flanagan in
Miss Decima," and at the Prince OF
Wales Theatre as Ganthrain in Blue
Eyed Susan" Mr. Olcott then return
ed to the United States, where he tour.
dc in "Mavourneen" since which time
he has appeared in numerous parts
0lcott's most recent appearances have
been made IN "Macushla," "ShameeI
Dhu" and The Heart OF Paddy Whack.
which brings him down to the year o
1917 and his present play, "Once Upon
Time"
Evening journal., 1917-11-10

state Board appointed a committee
consisting Of the President Of Delaware
College and the state Commissioner OF
Education to look into the matter
The institutes Of the several oonnr
ties will eb held next week. the Wv
Castle County Institute by Proiessvl -
L. Cross al the Alexis l. dupont school'
and the Kent and Sussex County lnsel-
tutes at Milford In charge Of PROFESSOR
e. ]. Hardesty Of Sussex County Win
the aid Of the State Commissioner VI
Education.
The Delaware State Teachers lnsti-
tute for Colored Teachers will also pc
held In Milford next week, with State
Commissioner OF Education A. r. Spalo
in charge, the law having been changed
AZ the last session OF the Delaware Leg
Islature whereby the State Commission
er OF Education has charge OF the col
ored institute instead Of the Superin-
tendent OF Kent County as heretofor.
The total subscriptions toward Do
yers' $4,000 contribution 10 the Wes-
lev Collegiate Institute Endowment
Fund almost reached the $4,000 marx
yesterday.
The District Exemption Board has ex-
empted for agricultural reasons Thom-
as Draper Gruwell Of near Dover, VINO
had previously been certified up fol
service by the District Board.
Delaware's automobile licenses Y
date have reached the high water mari
OF 1860, while last year the numbe
, barely reached the 5000 mark
Evening journal., 1917-11-10
Delightful FALL
DAYS AT REHOBOTH

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
REHoBoTH BEACH. Del. Nov. To-
The past week has been very delight
full one here.
The minstrel show for the benefit OF
the public Library. on Saturday night,
at the Blue Hen Theatre, was a decided
success.
AT the present time the town Is IN
usually quiet, but will be lively when
the hunting season begins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Rumbold ana
son. Seton, left on Tuesday for a SIX
weeks stay in Washington.
Mt and Mrs John T. NAPLES LETT Tor
the winter in Wilmington this week.
( Harry White. Mrs. Raymond and Miss
Annie Hazard returned to Lewes on
Monday after spending six months
! here
1 Scott Thompson and several friends
OF Paulsboro, n. j.. are spending rev
days, ready for the hunting season.
Mr.. and Mis-. Mat Marsh have gone u
Wilmington for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom 5. Deemer an
friends. OF New Castle, are spending
ten days here.
Evening journal., 1917-11-10
URGE N IS LODGE
FOR School head
Women of State Ask Cover
nor to Name Her Kent
Superintendent
WESLEY INSTITUTE
FUND IS $4,000

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Nov. iO--A large delega-
ton OF Delaware women, including
members OF the Dover New Century
Club, State Y. w. C. A. and suffragists'
called at the State House yesterday 10
urge Governor Townsend TO appoint
IS Mabel Lodge as superintendent OF
the Kent County schools, to succeed
.. ofesso. James +. Corral, deceased.
Miss Lodge also has the Endorsement OF
iearly all Of the school teachers here
the State.
The Governor granted an interview.
but has not committed himself on the
appointment.
Henry Ridgely was chairman Of the
delegation and presented to the Gov
ernor the several speakers. Among
those who made short speeches in sd.
vocacy Of Miss Lodges appointments
included NJ s. nay Heydrick Powell, o.
the State Federation Of Clubs; Mrs
Anna Faulkner. Magnolia; Mrs. II. II
! Hayward, Newark; Mrs. Brown, Nil
ford Mrs. A. z. Watson, Dover; Mrs
John w. Sheldrake, Harrington; Mrs
NeNl w" AA~A AAbbohf ~ NoA0phl VI II al
ent-Teachers Association, Harrington
] Mrs. Cranston, Mrs. Florence Bayar
: Hilles, New Castle; Mrs. A. D. Warner
4 Wilmington; the Hon. James H. Hughe
= John B. Hutton, Dover; the Rev. Ellil
1 Magnolia; the Rev. Ferwerda, Dove
and rep esentatives from Camden an
= Lewcs, Del, all Of whom most highl
I recommend Miss Lodge for the pos
= ton.
The State Board Of Education in sci
sion here yesterday discussed the pr,
visions Of ths Smlth-Hughes Bill as
4 relates to Delaware Schools.
"a Application has been made 10 Il
L Board by the dupont School in Ne
i Castle County for the $1,000 fund 4
10 consolidation of schools as a portion
# District 70 has been added TO the AleA
10 I. dupont Districts Nos. % and IS. n
Evening journal., 1917-11-10
E KION WOMAN DIES
While VISITING CHURCH
,nooinl al ME FVENING JOURNAL.

snec,al 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON, Md, Nov. i0.--While visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. +. L. Graves
OF Marietta, Pa, Mrs. Emma Smlthers
paed widow OF John NJ Reed, Of Ches-
.aneake City, died suddenly Of heart
dizease she was Just ready to take the
train for home when she was stricken.
sbe leaves four children, John NJ. Reed
OF Chesapeake City; Mrs John >. hars
nett, Of Elkton; Mrs. Edward - -, Ur 49,
well, Of Chesapeake City
For the coming week the iolloWihe
occupations will be favored Tor Detter-
ment through the Want ADS DO
mestics, clerks. seamstresses, demon
strators and stenOgraphers.
Evening journal., 1917-11-10
NEWS OF The week
IN BUILDING CIRCLEI

plans for the rebuilding OF the gar
400 and automobile showroom OF Ca
mn and Company, at Second and French
streets which was entirely destroyed
nv fire. have already been started by
IL Kennedy. architect. forming one OF
,he outstanding features in building
circles of the week. Within q few
weeks the plans will be put out lot
bids. , -,
| brick with slow burnlngS mn coh-
structlon throughout. 1t VIII be threo
| stories high, with a basement anu VIII
be GO feet square.
Mr.. Kennedy Is completing plans lot
two residences TO be erected at bayaru
and Gllpin avenues. The houses VIII
be three stories high, and 70 by oO
feet. They will be OF brick construc-
ton, with slate roof and not water
, | heating. The name OF tho owner II
/, withheld.
!. ]. A. Bader and Company, are per
haps the busiest contractors IN Town
A count Of their building operation
show that they have tol dwellings OF
= their books In various towns ana
- various stages Of completion.
D. Wallace Eugene Hance Is completih
y plans for garage for DR.. 5. q. Elder
n az Tenth and French streets.
A. s. Reed and Brother Compan,
C. ]. Dougherty and Joyce and Kerr
% gan are figuring on plans and specl
IS lcatlons for the erection Of a priyat
s. garage for John S. Malone, to be bull
ID at Eleventh and Madison streets. J.
Kennedy was the architect.
n c. II. Tlndall and Son have reeei'
ed the contract for the erection OF
d store for Gibbons and Moore, at Mint
Y. and Orange streets. The building
4 10 be thirty-six by thlrty-slx.
Evening journal., 1917-11-10
MISSION CoNFERENCE ENDS.

After a two-days' successful session.
the thirty-flrst annual convention OF
the Woman's Home Missionary Society
of the Wilmington Conference, con-
cIuded Yesterday afternoon. Sessions
which were held at Asbury NJ. p.
Church, were featured by ENCOURAGING
reports and interesting addresses. Con
vention adopted resolutions Yesterday
calling upon the government TO ask All
voters IN the country to abstain from
the use Of alcoholic drinks during the
war In order to save grain.
Evening journal., 1917-11-10
VITAL STATISTICS.

According to the records Of the Board
~ Health there were 81 deaths, 81
blrths and % marriages here this week
as compared with 2s deaths, 80 births
and i6 marriages for the corresponding
neriod of last year. No new cases or
typhoid fever were reported during the
week. the only cases Of contagious
diseases reported being measels' .
scarlet fever, 1, and dlptheria, 3.
Evening journal., 1917-11-10
TAKE A 7CASCARET"
TONIGHT AND SEE!

breath bad and stomach sour-WhS
don't you get a iO-cent box Of Cascar-
cts at the drug store and feel bully.
Take Casoarets tonight and enjoy the
incest. gentlest liver and bowel cleans
ing YOU ever experienced. You'll wake
M with clear head, clean tongue,
lively step, rosy skin and looking and
feeling ut. Mothers can give a whole
Cascaret to a sick, cross, bilious, lev
erish child any time-they are harm
less-never grippe or sicken.
Evening journal., 1917-11-10
Attractions at the Theatres
..IIIE eth CHAIR

"The 18th Chair" which is one OF the
most remarkable dramas ever present
ed at The Playhouse. will close its
Wilmington engagement this evening
Il Is an attraction entirely out OF the
ordinary, and that It has made a de-
cided hit is shown by the big attend
ance which has greeted II at every
performance given here Il h an alb
sorbing mystery story interpreted by
the original New York company.
Evening journal., 1917-11-10
FIRE DAMAGES CLOTHING.

The Reliance Company responded to
a stin alarm Of flre last evening when
clothing in a closet at the home OF
Walter Cloud, No. $40 Poplar street, was
found in flames. The flremen exiting
uished the blaze after damage to the
amount of $40 had been done.
Evening journal., 1917-11-10
SOCIALIST FORUM.

The second meeting of this seasons
Socialist Sunday Forum Will be held
at No. si5 Market street, at $50 o'clock
tomorrow evening. The speaker VIII
be Andrew S. Hall. Of Chester. Pa,
whose subject will be. 1.-THE Observa-
lions Of a Neutral
There will be music preceding the
lecture and questions and discussions
will follow
Evening journal., 1917-11-10
HOwEs PICTURES.

Travel de luxe via "Howe's Special
will be the privilege OF patrons at The
Playhouse on December Il and A.,
when Lyman II. Howe will present his
h... p4ou.olon. Mere mention Of the
titles Of some OF The many features
would suffice to give patrons some idea
Of the great diver ity OF subjects in
oluded in the new program.