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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
f~prbrcpnc i'm 9furbiiecn. FRO "a

6u meIoc5 90c &llIi. gu Gel Spbp.
altttcre, iom tioligcrc hor iiIfet ira
9cmpia, er / oisic Sage perbt hiemt
ill Spbn, oa Rorhiis Iiiferiet er
umuIiggjort neo DC iibite WtincuolPg.
niuoer. 6or 5iiferne bctnocr bette CT
tort Cab, oa De hi6til har bart goot
llobptte / Rorbiisen. RogIe az Shit
terne ogter at lGgge belt op, andre
gaar pea a~nttcgnta .Siitcri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
99aer aEbefnler Den.

rifo", ifrioer Sr. @biIin Joi5bach ira
NiOge, Mo., ~bIiper heIiig on6efalet
al Dor Iiitrift5lGge. Gen giucr en-.
hper 6orbruger nib IiIireositiIIeI-
e." aianoifabet iii De iortriulige
ggenitaber, JON Qr. %eters aurito,
BET samIe llrtemi0oel, beiio6er. gaar
ira 4hlno I'll Wiuno % ira Sus Ill
@rs / Sp % Spgo oper belle Sanoet.
Zen er mere alminoelig befienot emo
nogcH anoen gieoicin. Sfrip iii Sr.
Better Sabrnep 4 Cons Co.. Chicago.
81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Muro on Sclumpro.

mcIbe5 26bc Suli. : N0crup-Sho.
rirp bar Ell SO Mar gommcl &ilSmono
Sans Ha&mu5icn Orrbt lin ~10.nariQe
Sultru pco at tilieie hclloc ct Slag /
Nopcbct mco Ell Stcnbommer. Mas.
mu2ien orutncoe Jig oercitcr | Ell
Smcrgelgrou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
sbrunoen paaiat?

Sronoblem nleloes 19oe Silll. Nns
oooenoe granben err Der fremfommet
ct mt Monent, iom peger Iterft |
Getnino al, of oen err paaiat. @n al
Sc TO Gutter, iom opbogeoe Sloen,
bor operfor Yolitiet ~forflaret, at ban
ioo TO Mrnb fonrme frem UNDER en-
Grcicnning pes g. Speriens Sraniit-
lager, bpor Slben ppitoo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Gn liSen @mt pperfiart ua Srrbt

On 10 slar gammel @ut, Irbreos
Sanger, paa Serenifoaen. Ellen iorIe.
bcn Tag paa 2osbpIinien operfisrt 90
brebt Of ct S%ernbaretog, iom bIep
brepet az en- Wotorposn. 8litten, iom
ilIete meo i'm 5ar paa Soget. hoppe.
sc al % aabnebe Ell @rinb. "a ban
itee paa Soget igien. nlaa ban p9re
iaIot neo melem Motcrposnen o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Ycnoc at ticnc / WuIcrnc. Gro 81

borg mel0ea lO0c Nuli. ) WioIerne
her poa Gguen tienca ser ior Gioen
iaa gobt meo Bcngc, Tom ncppc no.
gen 9lrbeioer / lin oiIoeitc Sontaii bar
trntt iid. Ger tiene5 en- Gnqlsn poo
en- Sne3 aroncr, og en- inp 2(rbcioer
bar mc00elt "Gib. Stiit@t. -, az ban
i &sr0oa5 tientc % SIR. pco Gorpc.
Qruuning. Set or ca. 600 SIR. ON
Waune0en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
era Ddnmarf.
QnnnrNnnn-

2nnncbina. sra HonoerS meboe.
les 17oc Sui. Huber CT hcitiat llpeIr
MiooagS iIna Spnct neo / SofitS 80.
hauienS @oaro i Naarllp. glnc 10.
b%paniuaerite n~eobrGnotc areaturer'
ne r~eo6eoc2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
st 0eoat paa 100000 Sir

Stapaneer melbes 27oe Suli. Ibpo.
fdt Ser. Berg bar ifi9nfet ct Se9at
pou 100000 arprer til 9pens Sor-
1fienneIie. Set ifal bare Tapnet Ser.
tia Berg, fpot Tanbulfs Scgat, til
Mtnoe ON @ioerens Wtooer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28

pGrenoe @eionot b. Sittcn bill irotrr.
De, % iom hans giterisIeer iGoneS
Den mipTrenoc nor'fe Winiiter /
StocfhoIm, Eroiesior, DR.. Srancis
&agerup. Imtmonb ScbceI, oeu Tor.
riae @rpeoitionSchef / lloenrisSbe.
%portcneutet, ifaI iau afleie Miniiter
Sa9erllp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Mrreiteret inn Sptpn .

Tom en- Sio bar boet noe poa Snor-
gen, bIeu iorleben Sag onbolot iorl
mistpnft for at bape brepet Spionc-
ri. San bar piitnof belt fra arigenS
9eonnoelie brepet meb Spioncri paa
forifieQiae Steber. San blep inoIat
/ 8oretpatSarreit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Etpr @ranb ! &riitiansianb.

8riItiansIano inches 25be SlIi. Teo
Wionatstio ubbreb Der 9ranb / oct
mefaniife 8erfitehs 8iebelperfIteo.
SsIben IIuffe6es eIter Ell SimeS Sor.
lob. Ger err ifobet @pgnina og Wa.
finer til en- 8erbi al 10000 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28

Den efterislaenhe @o9r, Tom err gaaet
oper bans Sails. "a Cutters ,Sor
ina efter BAN, ianot ban bom liggen-
De 900 poa Sfinnegangen meo Salien
n0iten operifaaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
st Gle Slicn .Hcaat.

Slien ira NorOiif Silmsfomponi bar
oprcttct ct MtiubcIcqnt for lin afoebc
&ultru paa 100000 SIR. SalpocIen
al Gengcue ifol iielae Soc. Gem d"
tIIfaIbe fiebenbopnife Gm6eo5mGnb,
ser bar nGrct ouQrcbet al 3uberfl;.
Ioie, Tor at hipIpe Dem ooer Hefonua
leiccnicn. Gen anbcn SaIpoel ifuI
anpenocS til SoroeI for @srn, ser bar
SuberfllIoie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28

Ssbsialo. SioIiaere Brett / BE.
1erite0 % apRrtebp pon SiGauno.
Batter eurer. 5. y. Siering err al.
qauet Deo Gsoen. 80 Mar eamnlel.
8ooseier SARAH De Neergaaro
iii S~fopSganro / Saporilp err aiguaet
peo Qsoen al Sarmblsonirg paa ri.
borg 9lmtsipsebus, 50 sIar gammel.
San par ell opstig os oriitig Sanb.
manb. Tom par fieuot / pioe areoie.
- Sbu. Spioaeo Sreoerif Cannes
Siuierifiolo er aigaaet peo Isben.
omtrent 90 aar 81. Zen aibsee, Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
~Gicnbumsialo. Tnrlrde Cher

GienoOmsiala. Gprlr9e IherfiIb-
len bar moqeifiitet Nsrrc Gorninl
meo Naffcbierqgaoro / 5eaum.
8aarbenes 0prbi or iiben @cIptninq
oniot iii benboIo5piS 122 900 SIR. %
10000 Str,
&oneogoor0cn "Strnnoct" /
2rum Sogr or men al uoucuoiq Be
iGtning iolat iii GroprietPr Beef.
auor0 al Nerrcgoaro pr. $eberg ior
100000 Nr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Hprses Siplpmati. Ser

9Orses Siplpmati. Ser fo~reItaar
iIere S~oranbringer i 9sorgcs loenrig.
ife Experimentation. Wiiniiteritilin.
gen / &oul err bIeuen Ieoig peo glini.
fer S~runcborts 9p6. % eiter 6orip.
benbe / "Horges Siefarts- og 9au.
S~elstibenbe" ioreitaar Ser 8eianot-
ififte ogiaa / Berlin % Stocfbolm.
Som Miniiter grrnchcrtS giterisI.
ger nppnes erpeoitionscbei ;. s.
@olebGf. gPeo &euipu til Segatio.
ren | Berlin beber Oct Jig, at oen IN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Grrnot Nabrif. FRO Moafilhc mel

TrGn0t Nnbrlf. tyra H03flI0c mel
0aa 9oc Suli, &eo @oIptolptiocr
Tormi0Oaq opitoo Der SIo / Npalse
3affcl'e5iobrit. IIcrc omfringIiGgcn.
sc SHE Dor iii az bcqpnbc meb Itcrtt
trllct, % "a oct tucb mco Tauotil.
ierllcn, iaa Def ell Qio mcget alpor.
ligt no. Get IpffeocS oog citer ilerc
Sinlers grbcioc al begrGuie rSloeu til
6affeliesiabrifen, iom neobrpn6te til
8rumoen. Sfooen a~uilaac5 iii ca.
10000 Gr, SIoen menes opItaae,
Ue0 &ortilutning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Hpraes fprite Subafabrif bar III

beepnot lin Grit. Gen er anlogt paa
Gilrfan al Iorif Spbro, % benS Tro.
button er beresnet paa at bGffe 2s
al Sporos 1omlebe Sprbrug al Sooa,
bpilfet bill iige, at ben ifal p%rooucere
oobt oa bel 76 Cons Soba / 0pgnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Tnlocn / Trnnfria.

bora mcIoc3 tObc SuIi. SuSnlnno
2. Glcmmenicn / Shorllp poa SomSs
hnr ira set cnQcIitc ariaSminiitcriun
mootaoct WchocIclic ON, at hans
SeL SSohon GIcmmcnicr, ser hopbc
mcIot iia Tom conooiif Sripiaig, or
iolben paa TcItfrontcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Gn triit 9ipsromau. nj Gop

WI tli StuSiuHtUH. u NuNlltl
Der or funone poa Den 66.uariae
Can't Nmeritancrinoe, 1ru 6. $.
@uicb, iom iorIeoeu ionoteS orutllei
peo Norbosre, iremqaor set iislgc
"9iin9ti. 81. TQbl.". at bun / maupc
Nor bar ~iIotfct &crbeu rlrnot | ocIpia
iino5ip9 SiIitnuO, e'tcr at brn / i'm
llrgoom miitebe lin Miallb og fine 10
Isrn. Nl a. ltrcu bun bnppiQt Gre
nc til 6ltropoS Hegcnter, moerteaue
De "Gorberre" og oiiottcbe poa en-.
gcIif. @un meoierte g(iten al line 70
Sern | TO Softer og beoer | line eiter.
laote Eopircr Eprigheoen ON at ora.
&c Snliorg for, at oiaie gGitcr anbrin,
ge9 peb benoe9 heire Sioe / aiitel
Benae ionbteS life poo Siaet eIIer
9ogngen, iom isprigt tpOer puu. al
bun par Ell l%ornuIcnoe Game.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Tfeibunen. Sra 9eraen

5lsibanen. Sra Bergen meloeS
26be Si,li. Ioa ertraoroinGr @ene.
ralioriamlina ioag / NlttieIclifabct
Slcibanen fit Stpret @cmpnoigclie
iii at ubpibe gftiefapitalen mco
100000 aroner. Gen iamlcoc Ifties
fapitol bliuer berpeo GOO, 900 &roner.
9anen iful pere / Srift ON ct Far
WtaaneDer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Srnfnet nnbcr @abnina. Sra g.

pif melbcs 26be Sui. ltnocr Saos
Ming igaor / en- Ssbom / Changer
brufncbe en- II gar gommel @ut,
Otto S~alporien. San bar life 'pem.
mebpatia, % ga Si9lp fom tilItebe /
9pbet al ct aporters Sio, par ale
Splipningsiorieg forgiapes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
stpr G~icnSpmsbanbel. SITTER err

al @crmlanoS beoite Sorobrugseien-
BONNIE fornnet poa Ell Norbmanos
Spnoer, ibct Sfoaeier 9. g. Stigum
fra Sparbu bar fisbt @naroen "Ge-
itra Soa" / Cline. @poiet bar 800
Wool bprfet Soro og $3.50 Waol
Sfog. Iao @aoroen er bcSliben en-
Steniorefon1it al fort @ranit, iom er
Oreoet al ct slftieiclifab / Berlin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Sfnahnnhel. @enern[le

SfosbnnSel. @enerallsitnont Ole
Sanien, gnebaf, bar peo Sfieoe al
1Obe SuIi iolet fin Sfog Srberi,b
Gnebof til @rosierer s. 8. Silnb,
ariitiania. for 10000 Ser. fontant %
Smfoitninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Sonoerjvuano
unoer Krieen.
Gnnifc Underwater / Worelesuig

~H"H' FfHUttT""fVf ! ""fOFe'o'H
fon III ioa 5iaaoelie til ira Gon.
mart at iaa tilien6t Smsr. Sle'f,
@rpn OF Welf, naar be fouitatcrer
aicunem oct oanite @cnerolfouiulat
I @omburg. at De or oouifc, og leg.
ger bette aoniulatbepi8 ueo Senperr.
oelicn Ill pongiGloeuoe autoriiereoe
Grport' ll0loIg / a~isbenbour, meo.
oeIcr "9iibc Stiit9t." GnfeItperio.
ner fan oog life ila lcperct iaabanne
Torer; sc cr forbebol0t SuSitmoeue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Gums Sfatteligning for inor bite

Gums Sfattelisning for inor piier
iielgc Ieo6elelic frr Sfien betpoelig
Stigning. Sormllen er iaalebe3 tic
get meb bel 80 Mia. Ser, meOenS
Sltbtpqten err gaaet op meo ODER Z
Wil. Ser. 9ommltnenS iterite Sfat.
tepoer err Mftieielifabet Hiufonfos
meb en- Sormle al 56,400,000 Ser. og
en- Snbtegt al $4,000 os Sfot
592,34S Str. Spbros SeIifo6er be-
taller iaar Classification I 9%riitiania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28

Sbrlanbsbanen, aongSbcrg-Siu
iebs-Iotoboen. onta9eS, iieIge 0teb.
oeIelie fra a~one8berg, ferit at blipc
iprbig Soften 1918, ca. 9 aar for.
ilnfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Solat stoa. Sfoariocr 9inNbcra

Solot StoN. Sto1riocr SIn0bcra
@ruocr@lcpbolnl, og &leutanb Sino.
BERG / GbcItoit bar iolgt Hpomgaor>
Stog I'll @ro@icrer $. =. Suitcicu
Hauocr5 for $4,000 SIR. Ircal 81
Ssnber 2orb, Tor ~itarltc TcIeu gam,
mel @cgclfog. 81 StogioGcobIS meo.
ielger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Sulot Spiifulc. TiiirSlanb

Sulot Spiifulc. TnirSlanbS &si.
ifoIc pco Grltitrup er al Gicreu, Z
Souien, ioIgt til ct rSutereSicntlfot
al GQrcuS @cbocrc for $4,000 SIR
S~oritnnbcr Sicpcrt3, ser / rogcu Iii
bar lcbct Stolcu, opcrtaacr Den
SorpnQtulug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Gn lncnct fpitbnr Gnrt

itcrpia meoocIc2 t4bc >Nlli. SEQ Ell
Mutton her igonr bortiolgtcS Ga So.
Summit, iom uor inobrcpcu paa
Stranbcu. Set lille Varti i~uobraatc
$500 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
granb. Sra IaIbora mcloe8 1900

granb. Sra IaIborq mclbeS t3oe
Sllli. @ieriteb Wele er n%ebbrrnot.
i%crmentlig pon @runb al Sclpantpn-
oclic pcb Tcrieu. Telt por qnmmcI
90 ioriifrct Tor $500 Ser. Ser bar
intct aoru / Mslen al ben iinlple
@rumo, at 6oIf life bar noget at tip.
re iii MeQe. Slocn honbc lat / ct
Nobohu5 oq ct Meicri; men her inf.
feoe5 set tililenbe Solf at lliitfe itioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28
Sra Norae.

Gsbes Wpnitcrbrns. @eneraloi'
refter Sam. @poe bar al Gnfefril
SoIm fisbt Norbre Speten, Sorre,
for $4,000 4roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28

~Nuspennrn" shmaRinrr sr Be besae %
binisie I oaaeeieR. 10 siars 3drurtl fslser
me, bner ggdiiin. Strc III "Iecpraos Soften
ei.sy tt1iaI9s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-28

81 sr 6ocsoaa,uttr for WiHuefota. Roro o. Sab
3atota, WisCoufH uoroenfpr Ga &rosie. wuortu1,
Jeahp. D~tputaua, Ndutfpbo. Saf, oa alberta.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-19
NO ESCAPE FROM
Increased COUNTY TAX

There is no way to escape an increase
in the tax rate for New Castle county
during the next fiscal year.
This definite announcement was made
this morning by member of Levy
Court prior to the meeting Of the court.
Members Of the court by working all
yesterday afternoon and last night
on the budget for l0l7-l9ls, got it
in such shape that the tax increase
looms up as a certainty. The budget
will be in shape for final action this
week
Two big items are an important factor
in this tax increase. The first is the
need of at least $4,000 for the coming
"wet" and "dry" election provided foi
by the last Legislature.
Another big item is the roads improve
ment item. This item this year viii
carry total of 100000, the highest il
has been in years This is an increase
of $4,000, and is made necessary by
reason of the heavy storms Of this spring
putting the country roads in bad condi
tion.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-19
juvenile COURT
Wants MORE MONEY
High Cost of Living Makes
40 Cents Per Day
Insufficient
WILL GET INCREASE
IF LAW PERMITS

That the high cost OF living has
hit the Juvenile Court Association
was made evident this morning when
Miss Katherine Pyle appeared before
the court and asked that body to
raise its daily allowance for feeding
the children in the Detention House
from 40 cents to As cents per day for
each child IN the home. Miss Pyle
also asked the court for an allowance
Of 45 cents a day for a matron for
the detention house because Mrs. Far
rell the present matr0n, is TO leave
owing 10 her own household cares
and it will be necessary 20 name a
resident matron
Miss Pyle said this increase means
only about $2595 for a half year per
iod. She based this on figures show
ing that for the past six months per
iod the cost. at 40 cents per day foI
each child, was S20756.
Chancellor Curtis and Judge Prich
EFT OF the Juvenile Court also urged
the court to grant the increase.
Although Frank l.. Speakman, at
torney for the court. pointed out that
there is a State statute which ap
parently fixed the allowance at AZ
cents per day he was OF the opinion
that the court could find q way "a
overcome this apparent difficulty. In
view OF this fact, the request of Miss
Pyle was referred to Mr. Speakmar
as to the legality of any such increase
Mr.. Groves said he would favor the
increase II legal way could be
found TO grant it.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-19
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Joseph IAdorsh.
Charles B Fletcher. sr.
Mary A. olsIken.
Margaret N. Young.
James Bonner
Samuel Mccormick
Rev II. A. G. Westerheld
llIDORSkl-ln this city, on June H. 1917,
Joseph Ilidorsk, Of No. $40 Coleman
street, son OF Martin and Anna Izidorski,
aged 30 years.
Relatives and friends also members OF
Fraternal Order Of Eagles, No. 1886. are in
yited 10 attend the funeral services at the
residence Of his parents on Thursday morn
ing. az o o'clock. Requiem mass at St He'd.
wigs Church. Interment at Cathedral
FLETCHER-In this city. on June 49, 1917,
Charles b. Fletcher, sr, aged n years.
Relatives, friends and members Of Water
Witch Fire Company, No. 8, and Volunteer
Firemen's Relief Association, arc invited 20
attend the funeral services az the residence Of
his daughter. Mrs. II l.. grubb, No. 1ol4
W. Sixth street, on Thursday afternoon, at
2 O'Clock. lnterment private.
CLAhkkN-ln TINS city, on June Il 1917,
Mary A, wife Of George W. Clarken.
Relatives, friends and Ladies Auxiliary
No. 1, A. o. H.. are invited 20 attend the
funeral from her late residence. No. go S
Van Buren, street on Wednesday morning,
June 90 az clock. Requiem mass NJ St.
Elizabeth's Church. Intermeut at Cathedral
cemetery.
YOUNG-In- this city, on June IL 1917,
Margaret n. Young nee Campbell. aged
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend tho funeral services at the residence Of
her husband Lewis Young, No. SOC West
Third street. on Thursday afternoon at ? 80
o'clock. lnterment a. Lomhsrdy cemetery
B0NNER--ln this city, on June II. 1917,
James Bonner
Relatives friends and members OF Division
No. 4, A. o. H.. and employees Of Hilles
and Jones Co are invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence. S. p. Cor.
ner Fifth and Spruce streets. on Thursday
morning, June 81, at o'clock. Requiem
mass at St Marys Church. Interment at
Cathedral cemetery.
McCORMlCk-in this city, on June II
1917. Samuel Mccormick.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services az his late residerre,
No. 731 DUPONT street, on Wednesday after
reon, June 80, at 2 30 o'clock. Intermont at
Ms Salem cemetery.
wEsTERFIELD--At Port Deposit. Nd. on
Junc IT, 1917. Rev. II. A. G. Wester-
field 81 the home Of Mrs. J A. Gerry
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services without further notice
on Wednesday afternoon. az ! o'clock. In
terment at Hopewell cemetery.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-19
FREED OF LARCENY CHARGE;
ACCUSER HAD ANOTHER NAME

Alexander Morrison was discharged
by the Municipal Court this morning
after a hearing on a charge Of the
larceny Of S14 in cash and a long
bladed Oriental dagger from Henry F.
Fasse, at No. 107 West street, on June
~.
Fasse testified that the money was
taken from his clothing in his room
while he was at work. and that he
had found Morrison at the railroad
station with a suitcase on that day
and turned him over to Policeman
Purcell.
On cross-examination Fasse admit
ted registering in Pennsgrove under
the name OF Hassan, which, he claim
ed, was his proper name. He vigor-
ously denied being a deserter from
the French service.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-19
HURLEY powell COMPANY
BUYS BORNOT BUILDING

The Hurley-Powel Company cloth
iers and furntshers, Of No Ala Market
street, has bought the Bornot Build
ing. No. ZIG Market street and in the
course of time will move to that To-
cation. While the price is not an
nounced it is said to be in the neigh
borhood of $4,000. The property
was owned by DR.. e. W. Ryon and
James d. Stroud. who bought it
year or so ago. The property has
frontage Of twenty-eight feet and a
depth of 10 feet. The Hurley-Powel
Company will make ALTERATIONS to
the front Of the building before oc-
cupying It, which may not be for
many months. The company has been
at it's present location five years
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-19
some MUNITION WORKERS
EVADE PROFITS TAXES

WASHINGTON. June widespread
attempts on the part OF munition
makers to evade the payment OF
profits taxes Imposed by Congress
last September have been reported
by internal revenue agends. VINO have
been working quietly for the last two
months checking up the manufac-
turers returns.
The extent OF the ATTEMPTED evasion
thus far brought TO the attention Of
the Treasury totals more than s10.-
100000. or approximately 40 per cent.
Of tho returns voluntarily made. In
dications are that the figure will go
as high as $l2 100000 or $13 900. 600
At the Offices Of the dupont.
Hercules and Atlas Companies today
no comment on The above story from
Washington was forthcoming. except
the statement that there had been no
evasion by the local powder COM
panies. and their tax returns had not
been questioned
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-19
SUPREME COURT SITS.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. June 19.-The June
term Of the Supreme Court Of Della
ware convened here today with Chief
Justice Pennewill and Associates
Boyce, Conrad and Rice, sitting Chan
cellor Curtis and Judge Heisel we're
absent. No opinions were handed
down
Argument was heard in the case
Of Joseph D'Amico VS.. the State. be-
ing an appeal case from the Court OF
General Sessions Of New Castle Coun-
ty in violation OF the license law
Messrs. Wales and Garrett represented
D'Amico and Attorney General Rein
hardt appears for the State.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-19
DOlUn-StGfc Workers Out
to Gather Red Cross Fund

realization OF the vastness OF the
work which it has undertaken in this
world catastrophe The work OF the
Red Cross is sadly misunderstood. It
is far more than a battlefield organi-
cation IL covers the country and ad-
ministers TO urgent needs occasioned
by fire and iood earthquake and tor
nado. and 10 those left destitute by
the war conditions at home and
abroad 10 has tremendously in
creased needs for funds during war
time. IL does work that all other
agencies are not equipped 10 do. and
works through all other forms Of
charity and relief when Il is possible
who can take the place OF skilled
nurses now in the hospitals. so those
nurses can go to war zones. II does
not send unframed women 10 war
zones.
When Red Cross units are accepted
by the government for duty at the
front they are financed by the gov
eminent. Private charity Is not asked
10 do the work that should be done
by the government, except in emer-
gencies. when It is impossible to OBJ
tain government action quickly
enough The Red Cross work for
which contributions and pledges are
asked is work that is not being done
by the government and will not be-
and yet which must be done II we are
J to be a humane people.
The workers who will call upon
I rural Delaware people during The
week expect TO find not only will
ingness to give but an anxiety on the
part of everyone to be identified, NJ
matter in how small way, with this
effort. for Il is first OF all to devote
its energies to the caro- OF our Ameri-
can boys.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-19
Delaware REGIMENT
Is GOVERNORS AIM
specIal 10 rHE EvENINa JouRNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del., June Governor
Townsend is in Washington today In
conference with General Mann and
other government Official securing
all the data possible looking toward
the raising of a full military regiment
for Delaware In the present war
crisis.
Before departing from Dover this
morning, Governor Townsend said
be would do all IN his power 10 have
Delaware represented in the army as
she has always been In the past, with
a full regiment and that as soon as
he secures the data desired, he pro-
poses to use all the power vested In
him as the chief executive OF the
State. to MI Delaware's quota. Gov
ernor Townsend was accompanied bl
Adjutant General Wickersham.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-19
REVOLVER ANDsENIFE
FIGURE IN Dover ROW

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. June 19.-During an
alteration here today between George
Bailey and George Paris. white men,
who live neighbors in the northeast
ern part Of Dover, shots were ex-
changed by the men and Paris wa
severely cut by Bailey with penknife
on the side of the face aud on both
sides OF the neck.
Bailey was placed under arrest
pending the result OF Paris injuries.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-19
TO INITIATE MORE JUNIORS.

On next Tuesday evening Eureka
Council. No 1. Jr. o. U. A. NJ, will
initiate a class of thirty candidates..
thus increasing the membership to
900. This will be the last iniLiatory
work before fall.
Arrangements are now being made
to have moonlight excursion some
time next month.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-19
Laird and Company, DUPONT Building
furnish the following quotations on local
ancnriiins.
TRADING IS ACTIVE and
STRONG ON MARKET TODAY
By The United Press.

by he United Press.
NEW YORK, June l9.-Iiquidation,
caused by the stiffening of money rates
to meet semi-annual dividend and inter-
est settlements and reports from Wash
ington to the effect that the tax on cor
poration earnings will be increased, con-
tinued in the stock market today. At
the opening prices were off from frac-
tons TO over a point.
Sixteen thousand shares of u. S. Steel
common sold at l27 4 and l2O 81, off
] 2 and Crucible was off SIS at 30
and Laekawanna 5-S at "a Ia. Mexican
Petroleum was of ] and "a Ia, Central
Leather - ct ~, and American Smelt-
ing "a at l05.
Trading was active and strong July
which opened at $500, sold to 1852, uT
70. during the first half hour October
sold at 26.42, up 81, and December
26.5i, up "a.