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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-23
Search for Murder SUSPECT

Flyers were yesterday sent broadcast
by State Detective Mccoy in an effort to
locate Stager Caroway, alias "Siim, a
Negro suspected Of having been impli-
Gated in the murder of 4 Negress near
Rose Hill, last January.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-23
Thirty third Street Return.

Judge Rice, this morning, extended
for two weeks the time for the return 81
the commission Of review on Thirty-third
street, for the awarding damages incurred
BY the proposed widening of that thorough
fare from Market TO Washington street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-23
HOLD DUTCH STEAMER
Associated Prcss d Every Evening

BY Associated PRESS 10 Every Evening
instructions from the American War
Shipping Roard. the collector of c,IStons
here has refused clearance to the Dutch
steamer Tjjsonardi. found for san Fran
CISCO and the rpkcmbang hound for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-23
REDMOND SUCCEEDS FATHER

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
London. March p Capt William
Redmond succeeds his father John Red
mond. the Nalionai leader IN Parliament
His opponent was DR. White, Sim
Fclncr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-23
Ethical Culture Lecture.

Norman Angel, contributing editor
to The New Republic will address the
Ethical Culture Lecture Association, to
morrow afternoon in the rose room, Hotel
du POnt, at 4 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-23
Arrest Draftee Who Failed 10 Report.

Dominick Valerie was arrested today
By Patrolman Testa and turned over to
the United States authorities The man
Is alleged TO have failed to appear before
his examining board when summoned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-23
Join L. 5. Army.

Henry Tezet, 1908 West Sixteenth
street, was enrolled for the Field Ar
tillery branch and Robert b. Still. Ra-
leigh, y. C., in the Coast Artillery to-
day at the recruiting station. 500 Market
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-23
Negro Given Ten Lashes.

Hayes Smith Negro, was lashcd 10
umes Al the New Castle county work
house. Smith was dealt This penalty at
the March session of the Court Of Cen
eral Sessions on a charge Of breaking his
Ilarnlc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-23
Assistant Examiner.

NJ. A. Davis Of Washington has been
appointed assistant examiner at the
United States Employment Bureau, in
the old Federal Building, ut Sixth and
King STREETS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-23
Accident Cases.

The following accident cases were
treated at the Delaware Hospital, today:
Jerry Tobin. lacerated hand; John Black
splinter i'll hand; W. Thompson, lacer-
atpd scalu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-23
MarshalitOn Soldiers Relief.

Rev J. T.. Parks. rector of St Barnabas'
Church. Aiarshallton. VIII address the
Marshallton Soldiers Relief Association
there tomorrow night at 80 o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-23

aitack here ~ Il be extremely costly /,
he cnemv
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-07-04
He HOUSEWIFE SHOULD KEA-
IKE THE ALLIE or Ter TIME

HcieDcy g. me watch word . &c
uduSJria. World. terv effort 30 mace
% cry u!nute count. Jr g, ne
spresents money. las s4me suIrI- %.
-ticiency aching 20 re me.
he housewife b. ~a.yCcatIuE a-G % nc
eng TINE saving uetn.as. - me
g. I-1-Ie 4-C often mere .-I-ls
"A. herself. r -ly - .ar q
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. g.. he -~r--u--a.s useUlIl yI-
oys lr-,o-la-e EetE.ls. = es
even t.zA e. ,.- sl s.sll.e -lE-ar
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lme .rlc- twice. san -
lsui.s. here Gas .--en aIclencv
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snt. l.sluve s--
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3 dependable acton SUITS --A-- IKE
own g.. Lz=cn. .wu
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mere E another wav ~ llcn Tuner
lnsyes ne nsusew1Te lcu --As --g
.IIIes. euaclss nar -r Ee lue .aJc-
cough t.r r'o .4A1zs. Is en-
YORK Cd q p4n o dough. { cart q.
tlr @ LaAaz --r re g en!-< r "a!
nd set aside tie -4la1ce ]. .e
Ok or reaHIasJ scults. 3
morning she saves -ue lne grnCr oak
x u1wlers culre--- ne .Iugl
leY are p ed -r must o. lIkeC inc
ueaIateiy. hereas ,-unet retains
3 iaayenInE .rengtn Until exposed
To- oven neat. he millions o. house
vlves Ylo use DA.umet ave nJu-s o.
aAInE tine. and many dollars 10 UaAe
.ay costs a ne -l-al!lng ayeulnE
-rengtn 81. Calumet Goes away win
ID. bake day waste Vi DaAnz materials.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-07-04
IBERTY MOTOR on SEAPLANE
HRONES IT'S eGPERIORITN

EasnIrctoD. .lIy "a report rom
rce--umlral ms n. secretary l.n-
lis To-Day says a recent est 20 Iro-
can waters OF g. saaplane r-opelIed
~ ne Liberty motor. --emcnsrrateG
lat the engine mas uerter climbing INC
40 carving Qualities tlan any I'd.
le pest european types.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-07-04

5mu IL siiul = iIlA , ar
creased expenses %. travelling AID
Il leaIJh r.s,rJs VIII ep MANY nv
ever &C q tnma t1erers home r..g
unmer. 4!eyH IJncv ma Tar
commented e a satisfactory -rmedy
.or i r-yer ana a m mis-
IHG a1otnes. ...4yB utiammauon auG
.rrlratIon, 70 1lses the choking son
alton. -"pf lie A~nG8-Spr.ey
Drug Company.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-07-04

anita re, g.. H., .une NJ. 1913.
Gated proposals. viii be- rceIyo1 L
he once or tho lew Mexico ate
Highway t1nmiaBion. NayiGCI IIild
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-04
Gelyin Sues the Burlington.

David A. Gelvin filed suit agains,
the Burlington for $2,918 damages
sustained. according to allegations
when twenty head Of cattle bought q,
Omaha and shipped to Maitland, Mo.
Sept. 8, infected other stock with
Texas fever, as a result Of ha,ing beer
transported in cars that had not beer
disinfected.
David A. Gelvin fled suit against
the Burlington railroad for $376.i2
for the delay in the delivery Of sixty.
three head of cattle from Maitland
NO., to Chicago, November 27. He ai.
leges that the cattle shrunk twenty
pounds q head as the result.
Because forty-aine head Of cattle
shipped from Omaha to Maitland, Mo.
Sept. 8, were placed In cars that had
not been disinfected after diseased
animals had been shipped therein, Ern.
est Gelvin Is suing the Burlington fol
$343.50. He alleges that he was fore.
ed 10 dip and spray forty-nine head
Of cattle and 300 head Of hogs in con.
sequence and to thoroughly disinfect
his yards and barns.-Maitland Her
aid, Dec. 27, 1917.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-04
Burr Oak.

Ed Ammo and family, Of near
Tarkio, spent the holidays here with
relatives.
The Idlewilde Sunday school had
. Christmas program and tree on
Christmas eve.
S. w. and ]. l.. Ammo and FAM
lilies were among those who spent
Xmas at the Chris Bruntmeyer home.
--Delbert Miller and wife, viii
Stone and family and Mrs. George
Drescher and children spent Christ
mas with w. N. Stone and family.
Warren Dick, Of st. Louis, who
has been spending the past two
months In Holt county, Is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Mary Gotten, this week.
Leo Hopper and wife, Perry Stone
and wife, Miller Blachly and family,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sophar Blachly
spent Xmas day with Mrs. Jane
Blaehly and Ora.
Miller Blachly met with . pain
ful accident last Friday while helping
Sid Eads butcher hogs. A loose board
caused hi INTO fall on Q butcher knife,
cutting . bad cash in his right hand:
"A largs crowd Of people gathered
et Tie heGne u J. L. Anno last Tues
day GpendAg, and from thero proesed-
Cd % the Dlaehly homs 70 eAaylvaH ths
newly Wede, Mr.. End Nm. 7. 8,
nlachly. Evesyens sesmed 70 sa3cy
|ths sveaing aAd ~ went sway wish
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-04
EGO.

With the increased government
taxes, and city taxes, Il would be good
business judgment to adopt the light
franchise ordinance.
--E. w. Headley, who has been con-
fined 10 his home for many months.
was able TO come TO town the last day
Of the year. His many friends will be
glad 10 hear Of this.
We arc truly sorry to hear that
Lownie Wright, on Monday Of this
week, received . slight stroke. His
daughter, Mrs. Claude Lemons, was
called to his .bsdside.
-tEldsr Dawson, Of the Christian
churA has hesa granted . six months'
leaye 1t absence BY his people. n
Eldse may. % south. and Il q pcs.ihls
that Go might enter the army Y. n
&C. n work for To period.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-04

ing the bride and groom long and
happy welded life.
u. b. VanDerveer and daughter,
Grace, and his son, Will, and family,
who are here from the state Of Ore
gon, left Monday, the Gath, for King
man, Kansas, to spend Christmas with
Clark Wallace al family. They re-
turned here SaturAsy. Miss Mary re-
turned home with them to spend the
remaining holidays.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-04
Holiday Dance.

The Oregon Dance Club Of this city
gave their annual holiday week dance,
at the Forest City Hall, Wednesday
evening, Of last week. The dance was
very succsssful, q large crowd being
in attendance and reporting IN excel-
lsnt timc. REGULAR dance music was
fuInished BY Bess Brantley, violin;
Ison Norgsn, piano, both d st. Jo-
ssph, and James Rostoek. trsps, Of
tbs city.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-04
Their Lights Shine.

A contract with the st. Joseph
Transmission Company for ths Light
Inn Of the main streets Of Foybes wa
sisned last week BY dfteen q TIE a.
q ~ Hetls city, aad now Asy AAvs
,6ve ii9StS q ~ streets q IT, tsWn,
s6dinS oousidSrably 70 ths beauty n
IN ~. ~ for the eoaysniSnee n
its dissasI-FerSst City Nws De
- 1sI7,
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-04
Entertainment.

Ralph Moore and wife entertained
at Q one o'clock dinner last Sunday, In
honor Of J. ]. Lukens and bride. An
elegant four-course dinner was served.
Plates were laid for J. J. Lukens and
wife, c. b. Rayhill and wife, Mrs.
John Scott, J. ]. Rayhill and wife and
daughter, Edna, Edna and Mabel LUX.
ems, Mildred Moore and the host and
hostess.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-04
Laying New Rails.

Seventy-five pound steel rails are
line. The great increase IN freight
handling 10 the cause Of this great
improvement at this time.-Maitland
Herald, Dec. 27, 1917.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-04

of
black DID,
COin's draft colt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

slllon In the world, why then don't
marry that man even II he is your last
call to the dining car
HasHHs
DUT somtimes there (, reaction.
- Sometime, the son ol man who
has been hard, cold mean husband
rebels against the way his mother has
been treated and becomes a thfobbng
paHg Of sympathy Tor her and Tor all
other women These men make the
best, aud lendcrtd. and most gcnerou,
husbands in the world. They Try 10
make up 10 their own wives ior the In.
Iignities that they have seen their
mothers suffer When a man TALK
about poor mother" grab him. girls,
and rush with him 10 the minister. lie
is a pearl above price.
Tn Judging what sort OF 4 husband
a man will make a woman should study
his father, but In Judging what sort Of
q wife woman would make, a man
should observe the girl herself in her
own home circle t. when YOU gel a
girl silhouelted sharply against her
own background that her iauln and
virtues stand forth plaine,t
Hence, ! advise every young man
in love to visit a girl In her own home
4elore he pops the question and oh
serve how she reacts toward the fam
ily circle.
"ObSeNe " she bosses ihe family
and mother and I.ther .taod tp s,ys "a
her and reflect that such a one, hu,-
band Is invariably henpecked Notice
II she dresses beyond her means So
shall her husband grow hump ,houl
dered buying her iinefy See VI she
lets her mother do the housework while
,he reads novels and remember that
mairlmony is no cure for lAIinen and
,cliishne0.
"Bm Il she I, helpful, II her little
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
AMERICANS HELP
RESCUE INJURED
IN PARIS BLAST
Thirty Killed in Explosion al
Grenade Factory,

PARIS, Friday March lS.--Two very
violent explosions today in factory al
la Courneuve. north Of Paris, caused
The deaths Of sixteen person, and the
injury Of large number, mostly slight.
", according to an official announce.
nent made tonight.
Later il was said that the number Of
dead was thirty General Dubail, the
military governor Of Paris, has ordered
an investigation OF tho accident.
u. S. Ambulance First.
American Red Cross and army am.
balances were the first at the scene OF
the explosion A large fleet oi am
balances, kept At the American hospital
a. Ncuilly Tor emergency purposes
started Tor the scene after the explosion
with two men ON each car.
A number of wounded were carried
away in motor trucks Of the American
army American soldiers approached to
within few hundred yards Of the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
Scores Are Hurt
as Sim Feiners
Clash With Police

BE LFAST, Ireland, March iS.-
Scores of persons were injured, some
seriously. and several shots we're fired
during riotins Sunday between a mob
|yf<Sinn Feiners and police in the ma
tionalist quarter OF Belfast The trouble
continued more than four hours
Rioting followed the police closing a
hall where the Sim Feiners had plan
|ned to hold a meeting. About $500
persons had gathered for the meeting
when the police came along. Hurley
sticks were brought into play at once,
while the police charged the crowd A
|tiff fight ensued.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
Fort Worth Man
Named Advisor on
New Farm Board

WASHINGTON, March s--Twsnty.
four representative producer, Of farm
products and livestock have been
named to form the advisory COMMITTEES
recently authorized by Secretary Hous-
ton oi the department Of agriculture.
and Food Administrator Hoover, which
will hold is first meeting here March
n The announcement says they were
selected with reference both 10 tiN
larger agricultural interests and TO geo
graphical considerations.
The personnel includes Marion San
som. Fort Worth, Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

burning building and carried ths Injupel
across fislds 10 vehicles awaiting y
move the Victims to hospitals In rssk
and the suburbs.
Americans Dfse WOUNDS.
An American army officer drssxsd
tho wounds Of q child cut by flying
glass nearly a mile from the scene oi
tho disaster. The child was one OF
several score In a school In which every
window was scattered.
Survivors declare that the accident
was duo to man dropping boz Of
percussion fuses which vet of . boz
Of hand grenades.
Nearly 1000 persons are sheltcrIess
a, the result Of damage 10 their homes.
The American Red Cross, cooperating
with the prefecture Of the Seine and the
local authorities, is providing for them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

Fifth Prize, $40 in Gold.
Sixth Prize, SIS in Gold.
Seuenth Prize, SIS in Gold.
Eighth Prize, SIS in Gold.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
THE JUDGES:

These men will judge the essays on merit alone.
They will not even know the names Of the writer's
The essays will come to them bearing numbers and
the names of the authors will not be divuged by the
secretary until the judges have made their decision.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
Swiss Demand Pay
for Loss of Grain
Through Submarine

BERNE, Friday, March ls - The
Swiss government has sent a note TO
the German government demanding the
paying of an indemnity for the de-
struction of the grain steamer Sar-
dinero.
The Spanish steamer Sardnero. I'M
der charter by the Swiss government
was torpedoed February 70. She was
conveying 5000 tons of wheat from the
limited States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
SENT TO D0NIPHAN

WASHINGTON, March l8.-Ap-
pointment of three new camp athletic
directors was announced yesterday by
(he commission on training camp activ-
ties OF the war department Included
)s:
Thomas ]. Brown, director of ath-
letics in the commercial high school of
Brooklyn to Camp Doniphan, Fort Sill
Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
HOLLANDS PRESS.
IS ANCERED over.
ENTENTE DEMAND.
Impossible for Dutch 10 Agree,
One Journal declares,

THE HAGUE, Saturday, March To-
II is impossible for Holland TO give an
affirmative answer 10 the entente's
propossb concerning Dutch ships, says
the May, Courant
"lt Is an act ol violence" II adds. TO
which We are subjected by the rules OF
the ocean and nothing makes us 50 bit.
ter as the attempt being made TO base
II on the so.called rule Of International
isw-the antiquated-thc Angary Law
shch is IN no wise applicable here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

- The wel-known citizens named below have
been chosen as judges of this contest, not only be-
cause of their unquestonabe integrity, but also be-
cause their training has made them competent to
judge literary efforts. One Is minister, news
paper man and one an advertising writer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
like Father Like Son." Dor
othy Dix Says, Holds True
Particularly in Home Circle
and Domestic Life,
BY DOROTHY DIX
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman
Writer.

A day.
When you marry do you always
have to buy a pig in a poke, as the
Irish say2 Is there no way OF telling
on the safe side OF the altsr what sort
of a husband a man will maker I've
seen so many OF my friends make ter
rlble mistakes-marry men who were
generous, tender and considefate in the
days Of courtship and who turned into
grumpy surly stingy husbands
Il thought each OF these girls had
gotten a Prince Charming when | al.
tended their weddings. When | visit
them now perceive that they have got
Old Man Trouble as lie partners and
II scares me blue when | think OF
taking NY own header into the sea Of
matflmony
What brand OF husband is my own
now delightful young man going ~
make Am | going to spend the bal.
ance Of my life burning jO" sticks be-
fore great God Luck, OF eursing my
hoodoo, Isn't there any magic mirror
In which girl can see how her best
beau will look as husband2 Isn't
there any fortune teller who can ioretell
how he is going TO treat her. IT'S
the most important thing in the world
for a glrl to know and its the secret
that she never finds out until It IS too
late for the knowledge to do her any
good.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

brothers and sisters hang on her. and
II she u sunshine IN the home she
shall he the light Of her husbands
home
THESE tests are lnialliblc for picking
out the right husband or wife"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
Girls Can Find Out What Kind
OF Husband They're Getting
By a Peep at His Father

is aroundland II she only relases and
draws sigh Of relief when he starts
forth 10 work, or golf
"TNALK TO mother in.law about the
L money problem and find out
whether she has personal allowance.
or whether sbe has to screw every
penny out OF father -in.law. Observe
iather.in.law's attitude toward mother.
in.law, whether II is tender. sympathetic
and understandingor whether il Is con.
temptuous. oyerbearing and selfish.
That will give you iather.in. laws
number and when you have his number
you have got Ms sons number and can
form a very accurate estimation OF what
your own married life will be It you
marry son. For the old prov,rb. like
father like son, holds good nowhere
else 80 surely a. in the domestic circle
Here you have all the combined
forces OF heredity and environment 10
make a man like his father. 10 begin
Nth. the boy starts OFF, most likely
with the same temper. nerves and dis.
position that his father has. To these
he adds childish Impressions. early
teaching, force Of habit, all Of the in-
ilueneeS that run our plastic nature,
when We arc young into 4 mould that
me cannot break, when We arc old.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

TIE man who has a surly dis
L agreeable, kantankcrou, father
makes a sufly, kantankcrous, disagree.
able husband because he has been
brought up to think that man has a
perfect right 10 behave that way at
home The man who has tighlwad
father makes tight-wad husband be-
cause he has been taught that a wife
IS nothing but an upper servant who
should work for her board and clothes.
and that she has no right TO handle
any money The man who has a father
who insults his wife and ncgects her
will insult and neglect his own vile
because he has never been taught to
treat women with respect and ehlyalry
"On the other hand, the man who
has had a father who was charming m
his home, who was tender, loving and
considerate 10 his wife will make the
same sort OF a husband to his wife be-
cause he has had that ideal OF a mans
duty TO his wife taught him from his
cradle. lie has ALWAYS seen his mother
ou-a pedestal with his father worship
ping before her and il simply would
never occur 10 him that he could kick
his wife into the gutter metaphorical-
Ily speaking
80 get a picture OF your mother-in-
law, girls, and see whether you'd like
to wear her expression thirty years
hence before you give your final an
Swer to your best beau.
There Is, however, this one point
TO take into consideration before you
finally say no to The son of the
grouchy man. Get sons attitude 10.
ward fathers conduct. II son thinks
it is the right one, IL he admircs faith
cr and doesn't see why things haven't
broken well enough for motho because
she has always had enough to cat,
roof over her head and such clothes
as father thought suitable Tor his po-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
Allies Acts Won't
Be F0ruotten

AMSTERDAM. Saturday March 10.
discussing the Dutch shipping Ques.
tion the Tyjd SAYS:
We shall have 10 acqulcsce, but such
rough misuse Of power will not be for
gotten By our people"
Allies Are Denounced
In an article ychemcntly denouncing
tbs allies. the Handclsblad says.
We cannot think what our govern
ment will do Will il publish protest
refusing to give It's approval to piracy
and leave the matter as II is. or will II
make the best Of a bad job and make
IN exchange for what will be taken
away? Jfit is not exchanged, will 1t
request the ministers of these piratical
powers TO pack their trunks and de
par' We should not lose much there
by"
In the same article, however the
Handel'blad admits that IT is unior-
tunately true that Holland is the only
northern neutral which has done moth.
Ing TO combat German submarine
methods
One Advocates Acceptance.
The Telegram advocates acceptance
OF the offer Of the entente governments,
adding:
Hollands existence as free and in
dependent nation and the separation Of
its colonies arc at stake by choosing
the right path the government has in
its power to maintain the liberty Of the
nation Of irreyooably deliver it over
TO the German iunkers"