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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
NEWS OF THE DAY
T.-R. BULLETIN
The Weather

Sun rises April II at 6;ls, sets AZ '''a.
= yIowa-Gcnerally fair tonight ana
Wednesday: cooler tonight.
Range of temperature at Marshall
town: Monday. 60 and 46: Sunday. 81
and 80: April Is. l91T..55 and 81. At
this morning, So; yesterday, IS. Rain
fall, rs OF an inch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
BURNS FATAL TO TWO.
Davenport Mother and Daughter Sue
cumh TO Injuries.

Davenport April 16.-The last notes
of the song America had barely
PASSED from her lips when Mrs. H. ]
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
CHARLIE CHAPLIN DRAFTED.
Movie Comedian to Don Uncle Sans
Khaki in June.

Los Angeles, April 16.-Charlie
Chaplin. motion picture comedian has
been drafted ana expects call for mo-
bilization about June, 1t was an
nounced al his studio yesterday. Al
tho he is an Engiishman, Chaplin has
waived rights. and expects to wear
Uncle Sans khaki in short time.
Chaplin is at present touring the
country selling liberty bonds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16

Despite the great demand for pic
lures. the bureau announces recourse
has not been had to movie junkshops."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
BAKER HOME,
PROUD OF US. S
ARMY N FRANCE.
Secretary Of War Expresses
Pride in Achievements
Of America.
OPTIMISM AMONG
ENTENTE NATIONS

Baker Delays Discussion Of Details Of
Trip and Of Work Aocomplishsd--.
Visited England, France and Italy
and Conferred With War Leaders Of
Three Nations as Well ~ With Gem
erai Pershins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
lrishmen Protest Against conseriptior

Irishmen Protest Against conscription.
London, April 16.-Meetings to pro-
test against conscriphon were held
Monday in 100 parishes Of Ireland, all
classes of the population participating,
says a dispatch from Dublin to the
Times. The clergy took a leading part
in all the meetings. Protests are pour
ing in from civic bodies and the Sinn
Fein is especially active.
The country has lost all sense Of
proportion" the message says, and
has forgotten not merely home rule,
but the war. It is country OF. con.
tradictions, however for in Dublin and
other cities the recruiting has been
good."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16
Action May Presage I'm
portant Developments in ,
Naval Activities.
TEN HUN TRAWLERS
SUNK IN CATTEGAT
Official Announcement Indicates Sea
Is Being Swept Of Mines Prepara-
tory to Important operations-Dan-
ger Of Crisis in British Cabinet Be-
lieved to Have Been Passed-lreiand
Acting Ineonsistentiy.

In view Of recent rumors Of pos
sibIe naval activities by the Ger
mans to accompany their land Of
fensives, the news from London
today showing British forces have
been operating in the Cattssat,
and have sunk ten German trawl-
ers there, is significant.
Still more significant seems the
form OF the British announcement
which comes in a report from
Vice Admiral Sir David Beatty,
commander Of the grand fleet.
This would appear to indicate that
the grand fleet is out and possibly
presagss most important naval de-
veIopments.
The operation was undertaken
yesterday for the purpose Of
sweeping the cattesat Of mines,
the report shows, and may still be
in progress. What further Brit
ish effort, If any, the operation
implies can not we'll be forecast
Il is indicative Of intensified
British navsi activities, If not pre-
Iiminary to far more important
operations on the part Of British
naval forces.
The rebel cause in Finland ap-
pears to be in bad straits. Ger
man troops have occupied Hsi-
sinsfors, the Finnish capital,
which was held by the rebels. Tho
Russian fleet Of 200 vessels sta.
toned at Hefsinsfors was reported
to have escaped to kronstadt last
week.. p
Danger Of a crisis in the Brit
ish cabinet is believed to have
been avoided thru a conference
the labor ministers had with Pre-
rier Lloyd George. They urged
the premier TO grant self govern
ment to ireland on the basis Of
majority. His reply is reported to
have been satisfactory. Meanwhile
home rule bill is being drawn
up.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-16

London, April 1e.-ren German
trawlers have been sunk by gunfire in
the Cattegat (between Sweden and
Denmark). the admiralty announces.
Their crews were saved by British
ships.
The operations in the Cattegat, the
statement says, were undertaken by
the commander in chief Of the grand
fleet. The eNstatement follows:
"The commander in chief Of the
grand fleet reports having undertaken
to sweep the Cattegat on April Is. Ten
German trawlers were sunk by gunfire,
their crews being saved by British
ships. There were no British casual
ties"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
READERS
RELIABILITY
RESULTS

With tho exception of sugar, All Dc
phrtments ~ insuler trade pfofied bv
The prosperity n the country. Freight
rates quintuplpd and 8exiupled Tor sugar
and tho Philippine producers 0ften fated
lnH on their sales IN Tho United state
cur orr FRorrr OK sugAR
Whom the price II sugar IN the lnthd
states was fixed by the food conted
board, Il waa 20 regulated that under
existing trans-pacihe rates prohiaNc
Transactions IN Philippine sugar wcrc
no longer possible Samuel Frfg,ison
president of the government bank mad
a special trip ~ Washington IN the inter
ests 81 the sugar men and got "A pledg,
81 additional ships for The Philippnce
whether this pledge included pfuviaiui
Tor lower freight rates is not known here
Unless the new ships bring n mihetan
tal re1uciioD m existing freight rates
~ is believed they will mot help gIi ihe
sugar industry
Hemp, with I'll the world dcfnandinr
~ Tor shitg and war vessels playci t
big role IN tho ptdsperity of ne islanIe
During 1917 u reached record prirr- and
pald 10 producers haudenmfiy ffYr
dfe1g ~ OWNERS ~ plantations ha.,
~ Americans who years ago url n ouf
MindaBao, tho land of fhe fntafpci Tpru
as ideally suited ~ hctnp. and then eiritp
gled along for wears on thc verge ~ baul
ruptcy suddenly found their optitnir7r
justified and thor years ~ tgil and hard
ship repaid by two ycars ~ updrrsrar,i
81 prosperity
Likewise thc coroanu. planie~a bsvr
been carried along IN Tho crest r5 fh.
wave ~ success During che rarly Hor.
Of tho year. prices rose steadily ag Aulcr
ran manufacturers demanded ihr ukod
net ~ any cost But freirhis ll-o Apsr
Tins led many busineee men 20 figure iha'
" y were possible - erli fhe raw coutt
tho dried meat rf fhr cocnanut Ak
profit, - would be much Ucrc protein ~
~ extract The pil locally pzvr lptvr
part ~ 'he freight cor'F and count tf7'
saving NJ profit During the year. ftll
twenty coCoanuf oil mile az n sn1i
capacity. worr started in NaniI- alr-r
and ~ tho provinces NJ many fnora-gr re
inaugurefod
lhe tobacco planters msnrfsrfrrryr
and dealers have nls0 haJ year n .n
parallelej business s1crcsz Tho d.
mani for Philippine tobacco and ~irar~
frorn the United Sfates hqs heon Ytch
That Philippine growers and planter.
have brou unable rs meet II hi he vrar
zaw Tho cigar production ~ ih~ iuland-
vrrv larFelv Increased while fhe acrravr
planted ~ tohacru was a-o LARGELY r.
creased But there aro no vigns ~ ah-fo
mrnt ~ ihr demand
A similar @trry mn ~ told - rv~ry
line nf Philippine business The c,rin-
try Is literally rolling IN ronct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
sUPFRACIsTs' ACTIVITIES
Record nf the Movement in O#eiai
ireIee ne Washington

The following suffrage rronrd ~ hnth
political parties during President Wilson
administration has hcen complied and
Il hning made public ~ the zriffrapIsts
First administration IN Tho G3rd
Congress first session
Democratic HOUSE Cauc,izah against
suffrage II Che House, Feh 3. lqiA
senate suffrage amendment defeated
by votes because ~ Iack of support hy
President and Democratic party su
power uniy 81 per cent ~ the Dpmocrais
voting for amendment March 10 1914
President Refused p support he na-
tional amendment
Republican senate 30 Der cent Dt
the Republicans voted tor amendment
In the 6}rd Congress. second spSsiun
IIouse Refused ~ allow suffrage t..
H. brought ~ senate Refused to
allow suffrage 10 he brought up PrFyl-
dent refused 20 support he uatiana
amendment
In the 63rd Congress. third sessibn
Democratic House Suffrage mand-
ment defeated bccausP ~ lack 0t siIpppr
from President and party ln power onf
30 per cent ~ the Democrats voting Bof
lt senate Refused 20 allow eiitfraE
20 be brought up. PresIdent--iietlEeu
80 support be- national nmendmrnt
Republican House -h3 Der cent 1t
. Republicans voted for amendment It
as great j proportion Of Democrats a~
Republicans had voted for suffrage Fol-
this time. n would have passed. Wlthbui
stronger support from the Democrat
tho vote Of every other member ~ the
House could not have passed It
second Administration In the both
Congress. FIRST session
Democratic House Refused IN tal,c
action. senate Refused ~ take action
President ApDoin;ees of Democratic al
ninist ~ tion arrested 2IN women repre-
senting - States % he Union, anu
imprisoned 81 Of them for terms vary7ug
from 3 days 70 months on the charg
ol obstructing traffic.
House Republican Representatlve
Jeanette Rankin called for investigation
of Treatment ~ Ameucan sufrgsts
The transfer Of sutFragists n OccoquAu
was declared 10y q Federal court tO b"
Iawles- and illegal, and the wOmcn wcra
removed from the work house and remand
Ell 20 Jail Damage suits for sSOO,0OO
are pending against government officials
because Of the treatment receiyed tt
Occokuan. The arrests ana lmpusou-
ments have been declared iIlcgai lv be-
District Court Of Appeals and I'll pending
picket cases ordered dismissed
In the 65th Congress, second session
Democratic House Suffrage amena-
ment passed 30 per cent of tie Demo
Gratis voted for IL Senate Has - far
,Icayed action President lndorsed
amendment and secured votes in uppor
Of
Republican House Republicans "a -
cu-cd for amendment Fights three ne
cant of the Republicans voted for NJ
senate senators GdlInger and CalIcr
have made speeches for amcndmcn
senators Borah and Smoot supp0rtihg
them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
HIT
HIGH PROSPERITY
War Boosts Trade Balance TO
$50, 900. 900 in Past Two Years;
Sugar Slumps.
nv Asaoela,ea prc.a 20 nverr rvenlns


Manila, Feb | l The Philippine Islands
have enjoyed during the past ~ months
The greatest prosperity IN their history.
War conditions prices and demands are
directly responsible In the past two
years the balance of trade IN favor ~
the islands has becn $4,000 oG0. 60 pr
cent If which IL Ia be accounted for IN
the unprecedented prosperity of 1917.
Internal trade has leaued 90 unheard
Of proportions There ia more money
IN every part ~ tho Philippines today
than ever before More business s
being done and the currency reflects
this condition Despite constant ar-
cretions io the currency. through i'm
portatiuns from United States minta,
the Philippine Bank. the government
financial Institution. hes had 81 issue
paper ten. twenty and fifty centavo
bills, and ono peso notes
Internal revenue tavee. collected on
tho Same basis in 1917 as in 1910, went ~
nearly y - per cent. rrarhiug ihe
highest figure ~ history
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
HAVANA SUGAR COMPANY


ING TO RE HELD AFRII. Is. loiS.
'ro the stockholders of Havana sugar Com
Nntjce IS hereby given that alta meeting
If the board Of directors Of the Havana
sugar Company duly constituted and hell
,,fi the 18TH day Of February 1plS, the fol
lowing resolution was duty adopted by vote
of a ma iority of the whole board of directors
of said corporation
Resolved. That in theIudement 81 Us
board Of directors il is advisable and most
for the hCneft of the Havana sugar Com
usnv that said company should be dis
solved and 10 hat end and a. required by
law hat 4 meeting of the stockholders OF
said ,.or1oration - take action upon this
resolution i've and il hereby is called to be
held a the oftice of the company. located
al Aguiar>.4 in the city of Havana. tuha,
IN the 18th day Of April, l'lN, Nc'W'tn ne
hours of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon ami =
. clock in he afternoAn, namely az clnT !
IN the afternoon ot e1at day. and hat he
secretary of this company he ami ne herffy
is directed within ten days after he adop-
ion OF this resolution 10 cause noticc ot ne
adoDtjo ion OF this resolution TO pc mailed 10
zach stockholder of said corporation residing
in the United states. and also beginning
within ten days after the adoption OF TINS
serted in a newspaper published i'm the
county Of New Castle. state Of Delaware,
AT least three weeks su'ccssiVelH, once
week uuNt preceding the time appointed
as aforesaid for the said meeting OF st"ck-
pursuant to the foregoing call meeting
nf the 81 ock holders will he held Al tho time
and Mace stated in the foregoing resolution
tor the puri,oSc OF taking action UDon said
resolution and authorizing the necessary
stems to bc taken to carry the Same into
effect and for the transaction CT such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting
In ar..oreIiance with the laws Of tho state
of delaware no stock can I've voted on. which
has t,e,.T1 transferred on the books Cf he
corporation within 20 days nest preceding
such meeting
MANUEL DE AJU RIA. Secretary.
Datcd February 10. 1918.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
ROOMS FOR R.ST

APARTMENT Furnished A. 81 French
street Also 72s Easf Fifth Sf
ROOMS Two nicely Furnished com
mnnicatine eernnd aoor for tight lnuss-
keepine stl' '.conv"niene"S Private f"m''s
ROOM Furnished suitable for f.wn men
Fteetric light orposit" park 900
Franklin street
ROOMS Two furnished for ,ighr bou=e
kecrlnR - refined couple 23ui Monroe
STREET
RooN Farniqhc,l for gentleman tll
eoneen'enees en9 Van Rnron q
ROOM second story. furnished front. for
one st ~" parties y 8 phone 344e-l
No Fast THIRTY ninth street
tooHI tine furntahe, front on earond
n"ur al eonyenicurcs ,5o5 wes, street
u phone ase6l
I.s,oM large. front. with hath tae Of
phouc for two Young men with hoard
Wcst SIDE Address ] -. Every Evening
offce
ROOM Ntccly furnished Convencnces
Phone PAS j
ROOM Comfortabiy furnished All con
venicnres Light neat bath and phone
Good iocation 4oi Washington -
ROOM Large. front. elth bath FOR two
young men with board. 2u3 West Eigh
teentb street
ROOM and board Tor two young mon or
man and wiic 400 West 81
ROOM one unfurushed good location.
Phone 35G2
ROOMS Nicely furnished. with heat. bath
aud use Of phone .two blocks from depot
POO King street
ROOMS Furnished $50 TatnalI 81
ROOMS Furnished for men. Mrs. Mary
Nilier 1ug Monroe street
ROOMS Nicely furnished. for men. Heat
light and phone S0S Jefferson 81
TWO. furnished and bath. for light house
keeping qI5 Bennett street.
TWO furnished rooms. s05 West reutu
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25

FsTAT m Frank Roop smith ~ %
deceased Nufirr ie hereby givcn ihaf
~ fcrs - adrninistrat ton uror the estate ~
Frank H0nn Snith " - iafo of Whining
nm hundred fIF->aas sod. were duly granted
unto Emily Flarcnre smith on tire twelfth
dav ~ March : ~ 1918 and ~ PERSONS
Indebted the eaid decreased ara requested
~ make ia yrnrnt 20 tho admiuis' 'ratriV with
tYnt delay. and at PERSONS having demands
against he decreased are required 70 evhft,it
and present the saFne duty prohsted ~ the
said adminfatretriV on ~ before the welfth
sfay ~ March ~ 1910 mr. abide bV the
law 30 his hehaif
EMILY FLORENCE SMITH
Administrators
Address Emily Florence smith i4p2 Gt-
f.in avenue Wilmington nel
ESTATE ~ George = Robinson. decreased
Nntice is hereby given shat letters ~
arlTuinisfF Fa tiou upon the estate ~ flsnrge
Fl Rabinson latn pf Wilmington hundred
deceased wern dulv granted unto Fdward
Ruhinznn and George y ROf'inson on
he seventh dAy ~ March 4 - tgtS and
al persons indebted to ne said deceased
ave requested 80 make nayEuPut To the
administrators without delay. and "A
persnns having demands against tho tie
reaSed arc required 10 exhibit and present
The saTnp duly prOhatcd 10 he said ad-
fYlinistratnrE on ur before tho seventh day ~
March - 1910. or abide hy tha law ii
hts hehaf
EDWARD + ROBINSON.
GEORGE y. ROBIN SON.
Administrators
Address, SauisbGrT Morris and Rodney
atforness et-law. Wilmington. Dei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25

II you are nervous aud Woruou lu4er
weight, pale and weak and cant cat or
sleep as YOU should, it's great mistake ~
lct that condition 20 on. u Saps your
strength and vitality and sooner or later
viii lead To utter collapse
Chssco-Vn, the Iron and l4Sto1e>, Cod
Liver Tonic, will correct these conditions.
build YOU up and increase your strength
and vitality. often 1000 IN two weeks
One bottle will prove its worth, but you
must take it regularly.
Stops lingering Coughs, Colds and
Bronchitis
Sold IN Wilmington by Miller Drug
Store, 40i-iO6 Market street: Harmousou
Drug Co. SIC Maryland avenue. Francis
+. Gallagher. 2O04 Market street; Smith
& Strcvig, Delaware avenue and Adam
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Wilson Line

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
WILNIN GTON PHILADELPHIA ROJ TE
Daily Except Saturdays and Sundays.
Leave Wilmington. Fourth street wharf.
and Philadelphia. Chestnut street wha-f. at
y "A. m. IL noon and ~ .. m.
Saturdays and Sundays only
Leave Wilmington. Fourth street wharf.
and Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharf. at
30 and 1890 a.. IN. l,3O. AS and y. IN.
All boats stop at Penn Grove and
Chester.
WILMINGTON PENIS GROVE ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington a. T. =. IL q. IN 2 3.
O. z. 8 and II y.
Leave penn's Grove at s, 10 a. no, az noon
= 10. 4. q. 5. 1915 and ~ y. In
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
FoR RENT REAL ESTATE.
ron RENr

OFFICE sotnnd nonr enrnot Rulld'ng
wifh hcat aud tight SIS - per month
Apriy lIurlay rowel Gn tli Market
81 ref-t
oFFttF a. sns King street
pFFTt Fs wtth heaf AMI light Hornot
Huiuing iS Narkcf street Aprly Hurley
Iuwni 90 40 Market street
sTuRF issfa fent lfaf water hest ni"c
trio light Sof ghtpIer street fpom iaS24
etorage or shop sua ~hipiey street
eToRE. a14 orange ztren, Appiv nn
Geeettd nnur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
NIASSEUSE.

HOLDEN INSTITUTE Face corrector. AH
blcmishes removed from face and body
Imperfect figures birth. disease OF accident
corrected Rough. coarse pores smoOthed
aud skin refined. Complexion cleared. Hol-
lows and wrinkles removed. Failing hair and
dandrufY removed in 10 days guaranteed.
No BOZ Equitable Bldg. Phone 1884 Hours
. 10 5 and 10 ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
TIpFW RETERS.

WE REM and repair ali makes typcwri.ersd d
sell rnDi stamps. aoost zeal binders anr
stationery Ofice cuIpty and 1ypewritc.
&C. .O3 / r. BuiIdin 4Is-i
50 PER MONTH. 10 cents per day. pur-
chases an Oliver typewriter Government
pays s75 per month 50 so per day to typists.
learn al home during spare time New
phone 65sS-J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
NONrEN.s SPECIALS

q AEPEFS 900 carpets wanted TO clean.
storage rooms 80 and 81 per month
Hair mattresses and athers renovated.
Both phones. George r Lang On. 7nI
Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
WHERE TO DINE WELL.
NEW YORK RESTAURANT
4OS Market St.

STAR RESTAURANT. 7O7 Market St. in
the heart of the business dis trict. offers the
finest cuisine in the city. Prompt. polite
service. Open ali day and night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
Attendance will hc given by
NEEY 1 JDNttE
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
real. ESTATE

Will be sold at Public Sale. on Monday
March 25 1918. ut 10 O'Clock. a m. at tho
County Court House. Mt Wilmington. nola-
ware. the following d1acrihed real estate
late OF James NJ Bryan. deceased. to-wit;-
No. J. Known as No f07 West Eighth
frontage OF 10 feet on ne northerly side Of
West Eighth street. and extending that
width northerly distance OF 20 feet
No. 2 Known as No. lis Logan street
Wilmington. Delaware. having frontage
of about II feet Logan STREET and cx-
tending that width depth of about 20
feet
No 3 known as No l2o logan street
Wilmington. Delaware. having frontage
of about - feet on Logan street and ex-
tending that width "A depth Of about -
feet
No. s. known as No t23 Logan street.
Whining ton, Delaware. having frOntag
of about IL feet On Logan street aud cy-
tending that width 4 depth of about 70
feet.
No 3 An unimprovcd lot OF ground 10
Gated at the southwest corner Of clayton
and Fifth streets Wilmington Delaware
having frontage of l6 feet, six inches on
Clayton street. and extending that width
a depth Of ID feet on Fifth street
No. g. known lots Nos. - and ~ al
plan of NonfrosC. located on Marion
avenue beginning TO- feet northwes terly
from the nurthwesterly side of Eleventh
Cformerly Tenth street,. having frontage
of 50 feet on Marion avenue and extending
that width depth of 100 feet
Attendance will be given and terms made
known on { he day Of sale by ,.
and WILLIAM r. HAWKINS,
EXECUTORS OF JAMES M BRYAN
DECEASED,
OR by SALISBURY. MORRIS AND
RODNEY. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
NtpTICES.
RoARp OF ASSESSMENT FOR THE
CITY OF WIIMINGTpN. CITY
HALL MARCH f5 1O1S

HAIII, NJ MAktH To. WIS
In accordance with Section -. Chapter
I21. Volume ~ Laws of Delaware. public
notice Is hereby given that the assessment
for tax for the fiscal year beginning Iuty l.,
IQ1S having been completed, has been
fiied i'm the Office Of the Board Of ASSESS
InCnt room No. t53. City Hall. aud Is
ready for public inspection from
MARCH II To MARCH q, iaiS
inclusive. sundays excepted, between the
hours of n IN. and = noon and from
u. IN. Ia > u IN.
Appeals from Assessment The Hoard of
,ss.ssn,ent will sit in Room No i53 in
Tho ,,ity uaIi IN each secular day during
the month of April. from d m 10 ~
noon and from u. m ~ y m, anu from
+ y IN ~ . y. n. for the purpose ot nearing
aupeals from, asSpssmpnts Property owners
are request Cd tu notice time and give thei.
attendance, rs no appeal shall I've rtsfiNen
heard al Indication or appeat made
after the 3nth day Of April
ROARn pF ASSESSMENT Fpk lHE
CITY OF IMINGTON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

notice. Hugh G. Bocttger the ten
ant and occupant of the house situated at
No ia East Fourth street. in the Fourt h
ward OF the city OF W iimingtun, county Of New
Castle and state of Delaware. IN com
plance with the requirements of the acts
oI the General Assembly in such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that ! shall apply in writing to the Court
OF General Sessions Of the State OF Delaware
in aud for New Castle county. on Monday
the sixth dav Of May. A. u. 1918,
being tho next term Of said court for q
license for said house. as an inn or tavern.
for the sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart. To he
drunk on the premises. and the following
respectable citizens of said ward. at least
twelve of whom are substantial frcehoiders
of said ward recommend the said applica-
ti0n viz:
Sylvester France Walter 4. Green
Martin V Farrell James h. Collins
Harry Brodsky Chas +. Mcconnell
Henry Carr Ghas. H. Greaves
Thomas l.. DOdson Geo III. Johnson
James Kane John McCafferty
VIM 4 jennings William Conley
James w Mckinley W II. Hayes
Joseph W Garyey w II. Rulings
John II Meaney John F Kane
Z +. Murphey Joseph NJ Lynch
Hugh Duffy Wilmer A. Green
Michael Paiesc Gerald j. Farrell
Edward 4. Donahue Henry w. RyniCh
HUGH q. BOETTGEh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-25

RAGS. newspapers metais, TIrntsurA and
all kinds pi junk. w pas highest uric0s
IN Delaware. q sloan. iO4 Madison street
- 4 A. phone 1881