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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-21
CACHE NATIONAL
FOREST NOTES

A number of inquiries from both
local people and strangers have been
received within the past month as
to when the Logan Garden City road
will be open for automobile travel.
Present indications are that the road
will not be In proper condition for
motor vehicles before the first week
in June, and possibly not then. The
weather conditions will largely con-
troll the earliest date on which the
road will be passable for cars.
A new automatic gate has been in
stalled at the lower end Of China
Row above the Forks. The automat-
ic device is the invention of an old
Loganite and is unique to the extent
that it is almost worth the 15 mile
trip to see 1t in operation. The at
tention of Logan Canyon travellers
Is directed to the necessity Of using
ordinary care in opening and clos
ing the gate. This Is accomplished
by light pull on short rope sus-
pended from an overhead lever that
may be reached from an automobile
or wagon seat. The pull rope is far
enough from the gate SO that the
car or other vehicle need not be
brought to a standstill. but care
should be exercised so as not to run
into the gate before it has had any
time to swing clear Of the, rod.
The existence of a drift fence and
gate at this point is necessary in or
der to prevent livestock from COM
ing down the canyon below the
Forks on the area reserved for camp
ing and recreation. The automatic
feature of the gate was installed for
your convenience, Mr.. Logan Canyon
Traveller. and your cooperation is
solicited in making proper use OF
this gate as. In sense. 1t In your
property and the automatic feature
is purely for your benefit.
The National Forest Regulations
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-21

prohibit the placing of advertising
matter of any kind within the boun-
daries of the National Forests. The
reasons for this must be obvious to
any person who will give the matter
a moments serious thought.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-21


ever has the characteristics OF
the Teutonic race is superior.
All the dark peoples are mental
ly inferior. because they belong
to the passive races. The cult
ural value OF nation Is measur-
ed by the quantity Of Teuton-
ism II contains.
Are you one of the darker races?
Are you willing to be rated as one
Of the "servient elements" In Ger
many's cultural development?
You began to be one Of the servient
elements when peaceful people were
slaughtered as they carried your
product to market. Was II because
you belonged to a passive race?
This war is for the purpose Of say
ing to that insane claim. with the
raor Of hundred thousands cannon.
mol" r
In Won Tapnenberg's book Gross
deutschland" he says-and in say
ing it he voiced the orthodox official
Iview-"It is Germany's task to-day
to pass from the position of Europ-
can power to that Of world power.
A policy OF sentinel is folly. En-
thusiasm for humanity is idiocy.
Right and wrong are notions needed
In civil life only. The German peo-
pie is always right because it is the
German people and because It unm-
bers 100000" .... .... ........ ........
II the people OF the United States
should ever 60 insane enough to
think such things of itself. 1t would
be the duty OF the rest of the world
to Crush the United States the NOM
ent it drew its sword and started out
to establish itself ON the superman
basis. 1t would be Its duty to crush
us. only for the sake of the world
but for our own sakes. Until this
thing is crushed out of Germany all
other nations will be looked upon b.
Junkerdom as they now look upon US
as "servient elements" in the de-
velopment of German kultur, a.
passive races" while they are tn
active ones, as mentally inferior.
as peoples in dealing with whom
Germany will never be so foolish Al
to be guided by those notions Of RICH
and wrong which are needed II
civil life only"
Never since the Turks threatene,
to overwhelm Europe. perhaps no
even then. was the world in sucl
danger as now. Germany is not we
defeated. We must defeat her thi
year. Unless we win, our place Il
the world Is lost and our history a
one Of the "servient nations" begins
We mnst withhold nothing from tn
support of the war. We must Civ
our sons. We must bring forth foo
In abundance. multiplying our labo
to that end. We must give into tn
Treasury Of the United States ever
cent we can spare.
i This summer the support of tn
war is up to the farmers; and Uncl
Sam has never called upon the Farm
ers in vain!-Herbert Quick.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-21
|SESSUE HAYAKAWA
AT LYRIC TONIGHT

Sessue Hayakawa is one OF the
most polished actors on the screen
today. His intense, restrained and
highly artistic rendition Of the roles
Ia Paramount pictures for which he
has been cast for a long time have
stamped him indelibly as an histri-
onic artist of the first degree.
Mr.. Hayakawa made his first big
hit in support OF Fanny Ward in
The Cheat and shortly after starred
In The Honorable Friend. following
which he appeared as the star in
many Paramount plays. Always he
has excelled in his work, lending
himself to characterizations Of the
various types. japanese. Hindu. Mex
lean, and so on.
He is an artist In make up and
not only an emotional star but q
comedian as well. as he proved when
he did Hashimura Togo. In his new
Paramount picture, The White Mans
Law which is to be displayed at the
Lyric tonight. written by Marion
Fairfax and John Browne. directed
by J. Young. he will again score with
a portrayal Of an Arabian--John A.
Ghengis-and In no degree has he
become less forceful or less artistic
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-21

Everybodys Rule.
Measure time by good deeds.-Mas.
mi.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-11

Just received big assortment of
Bingham Dresses for women and
Juniors for street wear; every
dress fast color and made in the
newest style; specially priced for
this sale at -. 1898 to $6.98
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-11

SHIRTWAISTS FOR LESS
One table of $3.50 and $500
Waists; made of good heavy
Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Wash
Silk, etc. Special at -. $1.98
Wais s made of Sheer Voiles, Or
CANDIES, and Silks. Very special
at ...... 90c
$3.50 values in Georgette, and
Crepe de Chine Waists =. 1898
$500 Waists on special counter
Friday and Saturday -. $3.48
5000 values at .. $4.08
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-11
Piece Goods at Less Than
Manufacturers Present Cost

King Phillip Baby Nainsook. II
yards to bolt ...... $3.50
japanese Nainsook, II yards to
bolt $2.60
Wamsutta Lingerie, 10 yards to
bolt -: $2.75
Striped Bingham 80. 15c Yd.
Dress Plaid Bingham l8c Up
SO inch Sheeting ..... 17Nc
Pajama Checks -. 10 2-3c Yd.
Barker Mill Domestic Csc
Fruit of the Loom ...... Csc
Cheviot, suitable for Sheets. Csc
58-in. Mercerized Damask. .25c
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-11
MILDLY BLOUSES

Iwenty-hvedozen sample MILDLY
Blouses in sizes from 8 years to
A.; all made of good, heavy mid
dy twill, solid white with colored
collars; special prices for this
sale ........ 7oc, CSC, 81 80
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-11

PETTICOATS
Muslin Petticoats ....... 70c
and ..... VOC
Silk Ruffle, Heatherbloow top,
at 9l.9O
Silk Tafeta. 1898
Silk Taffeta ........... $3.48
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-11
Ladies Silk Dresses, Shirtwaists, Muslin
Underwear at Clearance Sale Prices.
SPECIAL DRESS SALE

New arrivals in handsome Silk
and Poplin Dresses; made up in
Tafeta, Crepe de Chine, fancy
Plaids, Silks, etc. Special for this
sale ........ $4.o8 to $3.50
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-11

81 90 Mems Dress Shirts. SOC
) 80 Mems Dress Shirts o8c
81 Lion Brand Shirts $1.48 Up
Boys Wash Suits
twenty-five dozen Boys Wash
QUITS made of galatea cloth; reg
uiar % values, at 49,. $1.3o
Boys White Sailor Suits
Boys So White Sailor Suits with
two pairs pants, made of good
heavy galatea cloth. Special sale
price 81 0
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-11
Counter No. 2
MEMS OXFORDS

A wonderful collection of fine
Oxfords for men in black, tan,
lei kid, gun metal, calfskin, etc.
Great values at $500. Our price
during this sale
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-06
PEACE
At CAMP TAYLOR
Many Forms of Notification
Follow Ending of
HoStiIitieS.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Dec Ga
round of jollihcation, including
dances, dinners and theater parties
for companies and even regiments
of the $4,000 men stationed at Camp
zachary Taylor. have followed the
conclusion OF hostilities.
Much of the unusual gaietv ap-
parently springs from the desire to
eXpend the profits from canteens
and post exchanges. one regiment
alone is said TO have had $4,000
derived from that source and lived
on turkey for a week in an endeavor
10 enjoy the fruits OF their thrift
before being mustered out of serv-
ice Army regulations, il is said.
provide that such surplus profits
may be used for the beneht of the
men. but that any unexpended bal
ance must be returned to the gov
eminent.
a captain, q celebrated moving
picture star. bought the seating ca
pacity of one theater and was host
TO "a Depot Brigade regiment Mai.
Forest Braden. commandinE the
second regiment. Depot Brigade,
gave a military ball ana concert at
one of the largest hotels in Louis
vile
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-06
Kidney Trouble Often
Causes Serious BaCkaChe

When your back aches. and Your
bladder and kidneys seem 10 be dis
ordered go TO your nearest drug
store and get bottle Of DIR. Kill
mer's swamp Root 1t is a physi-
clans prescription for ailments Of
the kidneys and bladder.
II has stood the test of years and
has a reputation for quickly and eff
fectively giving results in thousands
OF cases.
This preparation so very effective,
has been placed on sale everywhere.
Get a bottle, medium or large size.
at your nearest druggist.
However. if you wish first TO test
this preparation, send ten cents 10
DR.. Kilmer x Co. Binghamton.
y. Y. for a sample bottle. When
writing be sure and mention south
Bend News-Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-06
MEL0ORAMA AND COMEDY
MINGLE IN H0LO-UP GAME

NEW YORK. Dec -Melodrama
and comedy mingled when five men,
three OF them masked. entered an
J.. Thirteenth ST restaurant today
and held up the cashier and 40
guests at the point of revolvers,
robbed the patrons and emptied the
cash register, and escaped in a tax
cab.
The cashier saved all except $40
OF his employers money by tossing A
roll OF bills into a basket Of onions.
bers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-06

MATHER FIELD Sacramento.
Calf. Dec. Lieut. Edward Berry
Wall, Of Orange, y. J.. was killed al
most instantly here today when an
airplane in which ne was flying
alone fell at Mills station near here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-06

IL "
purpose Jspniy hi which Germans n the Of tn B
manys gL Is heads "Eg light gg line tn Atlantic o
the h Sea to the n is ~ ft N he Op lie an corner in tat
a ships thus u the y ots t regard o heir size" In the tower t
pdned Qh signed etre la o sp tat vead tore
y o o o he f fuses ~
nesa a n right nan corner large UpD to Unpsu UBon Warfare
In Of the o rbeon
February In daeg aC will firmly INSIST tn
ed a W e the % d y Uau
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-27
KAISER HAS VISION
Of GERMAN VICTORY
Hardest Part of Job Before the
u. S He Admits Hinden
burg Echoes Patience.

The Hague 1uly , The harfieat
part II the loh Is still before n7 hc
euoul knows the waf - about tn reaeh
the point - dtc,slon and 70 ailrnnonlng
AL his streugib fnr tnal defense and
counter offensive
Tins waa the nh~ervattnn ~ tic ,er-
man Emperor. recorded bv karl Ro7-
ncr ~ hc Berlin Lekni tn1eiger, aprar
rcr ~ the Berin ltkal Auzetger appar
cutl, made on tho cve IF ticnrial foeh
offensive On tic same occasion tleld
Nashall won IIlndenblIrp gave Rosnot
the following statement
Il - a. he hoped the peorle n homo
arc full II confidence l}nt fhef nfe not
lea,n,d ~ patience hope nothing -
81 rtempile punished. - over haste y
no grod
Preparation IS half ihc hattie he
reoplo fnust rcmomhcf - are mol wofk
INC with marhlnfs thnt can be smashed
~ soon "a tie lni la completed w arc
uoiklng with tho most sacred thing "e
yn-4c4e. nemol, thc ,locd and ltfe Il IN"
German people
fltr Last reserves must he strotg tnf y
vho ulll return from Tire ttenehes -
taLo ~ pearc Tasks w ru1si net ho
lefi II tho rni Ike smashed naehine.
tut ruust he strong and Gnwrakensd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-27
NEW SHIPPING PROJECT
Bargcs to Engage in Local and donst-
wise Trade.

Two Of the most valuable piers along
the Delaware River front IN Phladelpfi =
were yes crdny taken over by the fcdcrh' !
authorities for the usc OF the government
and will he put into immediate scfVlee.
One - Per y, North, owned by the
Philadelphia q Reading Railway. ex-
tending from Delaware avenue ont 10
the p,crhcad line, distance oi more
TINT 500 feet, with water space between
adjoining plcrs of more than ~ 'ef'.
l,eaidcs these advantages IT has nh over
head steam railway track connecting,
with tho Reading, Pennaylvanin ana
BELT Line Railroads ! his pier VIII he
confined to ths, use of the tvcrseas fN-
pcdltionary Forces for exports.
The other. Pier "A North. which ;,
nlao owned hy the Reading, will be 'lRed
IA terminal for the inland waterway
barge trnnc from North Garollna Ia the
Great Lakes
II Is intended that largce, some oi "hlet
nre now IN use IN the Ere ami, VII
engage III trading to Philadelphia. " !!
mngton, Chester. Baltimore. Sorinik
and other Southern points vla the f.fle
Delaware Il Rnritan aud hesapcakf
& nrlawnre Canals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-27
CAN'T LOCATE MEN
OF CALL No. 1,OO1
Likely to be Classcd as Delin
quents if They do Not Report
10 Division No. 4.

Notices addressed by - vision No 4,
to men summoned under call ,OOl have
been returned undclivcrcd by the Post
office Department Thcac men are liable
10 bc clnsscd as delIngIents unless they
report atonce Any onehavlng knowledge
of their whereabouts is requested to get
IN tourh with the Board NJ old Court
House
The following are the men involved
Charles Lamlert. ~ DayIds. Pa James
+ Dcshields. Phladclphia John Edwards,
ri Orange street, Bon allahnn, 80
Inst Sixth street. Eugene Frazier, 72g
Ninth street. Philadelphia. Samuel Rcd
ding, 3t5 West Third street, John II
Grant. ~ Ead Fifteenth street, Fred
Johnson 100 last Fifteenth street ,
Daniel Sands. 203 East Eleventh
street Robert & Ruesell, 402 Tatnall
street NJ kinley johnson. 237 Tatnall
street Leroy Bavnnrd, Woodaie Jack
Clark. M South lorusi. sun lhomae,
2Ii fatnail street Samuel Taylor y
khind street Clarence ltuttou. III
French street John II Grant, ~ Past
Fifteenth street. Fred lohnFnn, ltD
Enst Fifteenth etreet Daniel sands,
203 Faai Eleventh street
Rrpistranfa II Division No ! who have
failed ~ fiIo qncationnalrea, and wh" are
liable ~ delinquent Classification unlose
they do an promptly. arc James BriggE
Sf3 Ravnrd avenue. Wilhelm tiruncr
of Norwegian Coungul. New York. and
Gorge Wilson. S}3 Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-27
TO ADDRESS DRAfTEES.
Special Service for Negro Soldiers al
HcthcI Church InmOrrON Nlght.

The rnstor and officials nf Big bcthel
NJ L. Church Sixth and Walnut
streets. are preparing g. give a sperhl
prorram tomorrow night IN honor "t
The cnlurcd draftccs who ~" to ontram
next week Special slides Of I@tr'ohr
n,Ist. viii bc thrown upon the screen
and sung IN chorus Special addf't Sr7
wiIl hr delivered hy Miss Edw,na Is
I>rls, of the Howard High School, III
Cnr,rU Banton nf the school oard.
.Jnhn HOPKINS of City Councrl Dr Arnctt, ,
pastor. viii deliver one Of hH historical
AMI lnsplratjonal addresses on the Negro
IN the World Wars
HIS honor the mayor of Wilmington,
John W Lawson. has i.c"n invited &" be
,,rscnt aud has Indicated hs purpose
ia addrcS. thc mccttug
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-27
PEACE BOND DAY IN COURT

To-day beIng the last Saturday Of the
month. clean up day for the Icaor-bond
eases and domestic lnfcIlcity muddlcs
entrusted 10 Court officer Horace Nc
Dannel was held in Court Court this morn
ing after the regular docket had been dis
posed Of
Mcdaniel had about 10 cases Tor
Judge Churchman 5 disposition, having
diplomatlzed. glmshocd and dug around
unti h. had gotten All the facts N his
usual efficient manner. Many Of the
peace bond eases we're retired. the de
PENDANTS having been able TO show Nc
Danncl they had l,cen behaving themseiv6s 5
In eases where there had been discord
between husbands and wives, Mcdaniel
had number Of the women in court 70
tell Judge Churchman things were gong
along lcttcr IN the households involved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-27
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET
L....-.a..d - II - EvenLna

By associated Press 10 Every Evening
chicago, July - liogs, receipts,
900; mostly % 10 cents higher on
good hogs, slow and about steady HItn
Yesterday close On others. butchers.
is. 5OaiSSa5: light, S7Oal $50 pacA-
ing, l. 4Oa1S. 40, rough, I7OOaI7.3j, bus
Of sales, I7SjalS.S5, pigs, l1.25sls.OO
Cattle, receipts, 1000 compared T1tn
asst week. steers, good aud letter, >
20 > cents higher common KIND, > -
- cents lower some hight priced down >
cents 20 81. butcher cattle, below cholce,
uneveniy lower -aiycs, about steady
.tockcrs ana feeders, sjow ID lower
sheep. receipts, q 900. arrivals practIca.-
" al direct best lambs. ID 70 IS cents
lover than 4 week ago feeders, p cents
higher sheep. strong 70 = cents higher
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-27
KAISER sauBS LUxBURG.
Hun Diplomatic Spy Got Caught ana
Probably Has Lost Favor.
~ AssocIarcd Press 20 Every Evening

rs Hsspciatrd Press 20 Every Evening
London, July ~ Emperor William
has refused to receive Count l.uXburR
so that the former German minister ~
Argentina might justify himaef, says an
Exchange Telegraph Dispatch from Am
stertIan Tho count handed ~ his
report on his rnisalon to Argentina 10 the
foreign office Thursday iIc has with
drawn from the diplomatic a"rylcc, t Is
added
Count Luxb' ~ wbilc minister ="
Argentina waa an almost open sly u"
the kalscr Through the Swedish MIN
lstcr he urged uppn Berlin that the i'oats
of Argentina he blown ~ 20 ~ - leaFc
no trace nor tell tale Alter his plot
wns barred and hia guilt established hc
hired himself 20 the mountains where
ho statcd until be fcli thc danger from
mob was over. then be beat refr"at i"f
the Rhine country, arriving there eeYe'ai
davs ago ~ mptor boai u rs rcpJIted
he waa snuhbcd by the Kaiser, The hasr
lngrati'ufle of The Hun aoVereiEn i7
again 'lcrnonst rated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-27
TELEPHONE MERGER.
Dual Systems in Cities 10 he Operated
hy the Government as One.

Plans for the consolidation of tho Bell
and independent telephone systems IN
American cltlcs which have the dual
service now are being worked ont by
David ]. Lewis, director of operations
of the Federal wire service, for suhms-
SION To the Postoihcc committee on
Telephone and Telegraph, at Washington.
Tho plans include the consolidation ni
the two systems IN Philadelphia aud III
other PENNSYLVANIA Citlcs.
The investigation so far made hy th'
Federal oiliclals leads them to hcIicNr,
the task ol consolidating the BcH ana
independent local exchanges viii not ne
So serious as IT was Thought ~ nrS' !.
There arc now about 500 independent
systems III the country and the inquiry
indicates at least 900 ut thcm can y"
merged for working purposes WIN nv
Bcl system without serious tf"'i'ic'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-27
An Aphorism Fails Down.

Genus has not yet been able to utter
an aphorism that would hold gosod IN
every instance Familiarity breeds con Z
tempt they say. Every notable poet,
essayist or artist Whatsoever has left 3
tribute to his mother, either BY personal
tribute, by dedication or through sym
lpolism, Of love for his mother. Yet no
other man has ever found such expressio n
however sublime tnat could measure
no to his own ideas of his mother virtues
And where il fmiliarity 40 pronounced
a. between mother and son Seattle
Post-IntelIigencer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-27
STOCKS DECLINE AFTER
ADVANCE At OPENING
Special Issues Showed Cams But
Reaction Became General
Later
~ ,..o~,.,ea Press ~ Ev~-v Ev-u,rs

nv Asso~tAted Press - Every Evcuirs
Ss-w Ynrx Wall street July - -F'no
veck-cnd zesgion IN the s'ock eTrnangc
ouencd with gains n sDccIal lzsiies wbilr
leaders 7hcrved little change iariv
features Included General zars and
Virginia Carolina Chemical at ZaIns III
tn : POINTS. while steeis and assoc1ated
EQUIPMENTS EcIe fraruonailv higher
Sumatra T0bacco American telephone
and General Motors we're heavy FAC
latter soon losing tIvc points and causing
a general cancellation of initial gains.
Liberty Bonds eascd sugnilv
sPHcIALTIEs SHOW cAINs
Soon-A slx-po,nt break in Genera,
Motors and a , z-polnf gain n tEadlan
par,fc we're the chief features of today s
stagnant stock market hangcs atncr-
vise ranged from ] - : point advances ~
sneclaties sIcn As American lohacro,
General iEars lh7tl.ers irunIa aro-
Ina hcnIcai. ulted states Rubber and
Wilson Packing. syhlle ~Ymatra Tobacco.
American telephone. Western mon and
New Haven Rere heavy
nlted states steel moved within r.
-,ucted mts, hading slightly at nc
end
The rios.ng vas Irregular sales APP
nrnxinatod $4,000 shares
Liberty p sold at % - 70 - ~, : =
II a36O ~ 94.i6 and 81 al 35.3i To
- fb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-27
toAlNf0N PI.EAS COURT.
several Pending Gases Decided by
Judge Rice This Nnrnung

ludrc Iiiar. ~ the nurt - onmon
III a. Yesterday aticrnon on. reserved de-
cl4,ou uutl teiaY ~ the eatrs ~ ehnrloz
Howell Cook II Wilmington - AIeyander
Mac \,lana of Ircntcn. y J two suits
involving tW" rrefHusaarf naies ct 5000
cacf Ii ono instance tic defendant
traded Il. Ma. sdarna 4 Raiey and N
another as Ma, Adams 4 Whittier
pulp l. Garrett wus attorney for the
nl,nlrT md Samuel Il iiaynard. lr
ter The defendant
Today Judge Rice gsve judgment
ior the pla,nt,d for S.;5a ~ each ellse
Anna lamp was awarded $50 IN hor
sttit against the cltt for injuries slftained
m tt,ppng over honrd IN the street At
Fourth aud Market streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-27
PRAGUE f.tB WtLCX
No. Readers it Isn't Printers Error;
Irs Work or Fight in Polish.

That is the way the plaeard OF the ON
pulsory Work bureau Is headed Tor he
attention Of the Polish speaking popuih-
t,on The meaning Is the same old hing
Work or Fight and not an invita-
,ion 10 dance. rs might hc thought by
the thoughtleas or a printer error
The whole poster Is similarly rendered
INTO Polish. the translation being due to,
The rlcverncss Of the otfcs-hoy, Stanley
Similar notices IN Italian are IN prcpara-
tion
Yesterday was busy day for Inspector
Farra IN the Ncw Castle district, Us he
made nearly fifty visits With good results
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-27
JAIL AND FINE FOR SPEAk-EASY.
Water Cooler Held Beer and Old Soap
Box Contained Whisky.

salem. \. ] July p 7 tartinana,
d Penn Grove. was sentenced 70 slN
months IN the county Jall and fined
5000 and COSTS Is Judge Waddlngton
Yesterday Tor keeping a speak easy
Id that borough such place is YOU
have been conducting the court said
will not be- tolerated and All such Places
are to IT, closed II it Is III the power Of the
court
Cartinana IS said To havc had 4 cooler
camoufaged as if for ice water, while
it contained beer, and from an old soap
box, carecasly thrown III ono corner
OF his shanty he served whisky it IS
alleged