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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
TODDS SIGN
A PLAYERS

TACOMA. Aug. 23-The Todd
nine Thursday signed Pat Eas.iey,
former bear cat for Aberdeen's Black
Cats. Teaicy Raymond. prize infield'
cr. Pat Callahan. southpaw and in
fielder. and Gard Gislason, Skinner
& Eddy tower Of strength. whose
play Is easier than his narne
Tho star aggregation Will be turn.
Cd against the Seattle North Pacific
team here Sunday.
Manager Lite OF Todd's grabbed
the players without difficulty. They
were all working with Skinner a.
Eddy. whose team lis out OF the
game. and were languishing for a
chance TO get back in fast ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23
T FANS KEEN
FOR SUNDAYS GAMES

Seattle baseball fans are going TO
have n busy afternoon the coming
sunday. when four OF the strongest
teams In the Puget Sound shipyari
league VIII tangle In a double header.
The game viii be staged at Liberty
park. 18th ave and jefferson st. and
an admission of zoe will be charged.
including war tax
The first hattie II scheduled for
ESQ, with the olympia aggregation
playing the strong Patterson Mac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23

pqnald crew. The representatives
of the capiui city have been play
ing great bah. ana viii make the go,
Ing hot Tor the Seattle team Gard.
nor, the star HEAVIER OF that outfit.
Will be on the hill, opposed by FIT
terry. the sturdy %southpnw OF the Pat
Macs.
In the second conflict. the Founda.
tion club. OF Tacoma. VIII meet the
puthio team In what should furnish
tho fans with plenty OF excitement
after the first battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23
Demand High Price
for Low-Taxed Land

At a meeting OF the Seattle port
commission "Wednesday. the presi.
dent OF the commission directed that
n county assessor and equalization
board be advised that Northern Pa
cihc lands In the vicinity OF smith
cove are assessed at 5n cents a
square foot. and that. while the por,
commission has offered the railroad
70 cents a square foot the railroad
has refused 10 accept less than 20
cents. The board also was advised
n a c II. Russell. owning land in
that vicinity. has requested the port
TO take over one block at Is cents a
square foot. while the property Is as.
scssed at y ont a square foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23
Home Destroyed by
Fire; Loss IL $500

Fire Friday morning at $40 com.
pletoly destroyed tho t~wo-s,ory
frame residence OF +. w. Ia Case,
1895 Angcline ~. The building was
occupied by NJ G. Hoon. a tenant
The fire originated among some pa.
per back Of the kitchen stove. The
loea Is 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23
TO
GIVE

Members OF the jefferson Park
Golf club win hold a talk fest dinner
Friday nisht at the EikH' club. at
which park board members and J.
W. Thompson. park superintendent
win be honor guests.
Among scheduled speeches Of the
evening are C. 4. Burnctt's cxpiana.
ton Of why tho North club has no,
played TIA return match on tho JEFF.
ferson Park club" and Johnnie"
prvhcr'a version Of tho Thirteenth
Hole"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23
Men Fl Since June
Register Saturday

All youths who have become Il
years OF * since June 5. 1918. must
register for military service satur.
day. August -, between the hours Of
J a. IN. and . p. m. with the local
board having Jurisdiction over their
address. This order includes all men
whose 2ist birthday may fan on Aug.
"a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23
Move
to Close Streams

At the meeting Of the Sporumen'a
association Of Seattle Thursday night
the matter Of closing ali tributary
ntreana 10 furnish sanc,uarics and
propagation grounds for young fish
waS discussed. ms most Of the sports
men in the state appear TO favor
such a movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23
Los Angeles Woman
Ends Own Life Here

Mrs Eva Scwbauer. believed TO be
tho wife OF Prank Nowhauer. of Los
Angeles. committed suicide by shoot.
Ing herself thru the heart with n re-
voivcr. at tho residence OF Mrs. A.
Powers. iTo3 Greenwood ave-. some
time late Thursday night or Friday
morning. The body was discovered
about . A. m. lying on the bed. Mrs.
Ncwbauer had been staying at the
residence Of Mrs. Powers for some
time. She was IS years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New ueae Care Thst Asysse Cas-
Use without Discomfort 81
Less Of Ttae.

we have . New Method tina. cures
asthma. and ~. want you TO try IL
al our expense. No matter wh~ther
your cass Ia of long standing or re-
cent development. whether IL u pres
emit a. hay fever or chronic asthma.
you should send for a free trial OF
our method. No matter in what eli
mate you live. no matter what your
ago or occupation. " you are srou-
hi~d with asthma our method should
relieve you promptly.
We especially want 90 end ~ %
those apparently hopeless cases
where all forms OF inhaiers. douehes.
opium preparations. fumes. patent
s-nohes' etc have failed. We wan
10 show everyone at our own eu-
p.ns~ that this new method IL de-
signed 20 md all difficult breathing
ali Wheeling. and all those terrible
at ones and for all time
This free offer 10 too important q
neglect a single day write today
and begin tho method at once
send no money. Simply mail coupon
below. DO ~ today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23
TO GIVE FAREWELL DANCE

a farewell party and dance in hon.
or OF the French sailors in Seattle
VIII be held ut Mime. Leppers hail. at
Fourth and Pine. Friday night. A
musical program will b. presented.
followed by dancing. and concluded
with a special supper. Friends are
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23
Police to Request:
8 Traffic Officers

Six additional men for the traffic
squad viii be requested of Mayor
Hanson By the police department
Friday or Saturday. according TO In
sp<ctor OF Police Claude Bannick.
The men are urgently needed. 1t Is
claimed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23
NAME FOUR AMERICANS
IN CANADA CASUALTIES

OTTAWA. Aug 23-Americans in
today's casualty list are:
Died OF wounes-R. Blake. Los An
gelcs. Cal.
Wounded-H. Bissonett. Cascade.
Mont; A. Mcclure. Bakersfield. Cal:
G. T. Horter, Portland. Ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23
SPORT
SALAD
yAkINA-Nrs

YAkIMA-Mrs. Granville Ross
Pike. known by all bird lovers along
the Coast. In dead here. following an
operation.
CH1CAGO-A worlds record east
Of i55 feet was made here by G. q.
Chat. Of Chicago. In the salmon fly
event yesterday.
NJ. Faddeu. Hay O'NGIl and the
Langley sisters. rack local Ewim-
mers. viii journey TO Victoria 20
compete there in swimming events
scheduled for Saturday.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Seven thousand dollars WAS raised
for the Y. NJ. G. a. in an exhibition
match In which Bob Jones and Perry
Adair. OF Atlanta. defeated Chick
Evans and Kenneth Edwards, one
up. on the goth hole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-23
8 MILLIONS IN GREEK
EXCESS PROFITS TAX

ATHENS. Aug. 2s-Morc than
5000. 900 viii be realized from n
tax this Greek govc~omcnt has de-
cided TO impose upon excess profits.
Greek capital deposited In other
countries Is included In the levy.
ST. IOUIS-Sam Iangford and
Jim johnson fought AT cightround
draw here last evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
MISS JACkSON'S RECITAL.

The list of patronesses for Miss Janet
jackson S dancing recital at the New
Century Club. on Tuesday evening,
April ,, Is a notable one and includes
Mrs Ireuee du pont, Mrs. " \ Barnard,
Mrs L " Curtis. Mrs Pierre ; du Pont,
Mrs f. T. Warner, Miss Isabelle Wales.
Mrs. John b Bird. Miss Emily F. Blssell.
Mrs W X du Pont. Mrs, II Is. Miller,
Mrs Charles l.. Patterson, Mrs. Job II .
jackson Mrs William >. Iflles
Miss jackson brings with her from New
York, Miss Ruth Cramer and they will
present program of dances such as has
set all New York talking Of the new sort
OF dancing which tells a beautiful story
rather than cater to the very much over
done classic period. Both Miss Jackson
and Miss CTamer have found time to go to
the army cantonments and give several
recltals. making = number of visits to
Yaphank However, these camp rccitals
are expensive and they hope through this
recital in Wilmington to greatly augment
their travelling cxpcnse fund end continuc
throughout the summer TO give pleasure
10 the men who arc doing 30 much for
then country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
Mostly About People

York City, yesterday They arrived in
NeW urk City about a fortnight sru.
after coming from Moscow. Ruasia. b.
wav ri Japan and San Francisco En route
fn Nrw York thry stopped sf Cupd
Canon. Arizona. and rcvoral other places
Nr and Mrs Harold Perot Keen ~ t9
Nlau'io CITY, inmoff'cr ~ arord q werk
Nir and Nrs La,umof d1 Paps ar4
holng congratulated IN the birth r. srn
ou Nopdar
Miss Frames Patterson rIl vivo aroeii
trq saturday afternoon
rieuanant md Mrs Arthur CoTlfnr
kttrham, WHO were married on Satufdsty
aro =noudlug 10 DAYS m Hot Springs Fsl
NIr Thomas n Bourne ~ Baltimore ir
p"ul'ng a fovr deya here vi'h hor rie'er
NFr Wilton 7 S,oft
tiF Cnlrm4n du pant is 70 ber b,er-
here tnr u fev dags ihi= wrck. and 1fr
Hrliydav 5 Mrcda ~ Is Jr from Wash
nuiou - O.. ~ isit her NIr= du Pout
viil RETURN ~ N~w Yorl Ci'y FIR Fae'cr
MR. Iarnrs " Rhodes ~ Baltimore z
spending 2 few days hcrr With Mr ard
Nire Frank 7 DE hrmonf
Nfrrd victor III Port returned firm
IawTrron.llo School, Yesterday hvingirr
with h'm prgarf Cooper ~ Hon olulp for
frw ,ia.s' ,isit
Miss 7irlorinc IN Pont weut n wseh
lrrtou NJ r. todav ~ make an Fa~trr
r-t th Nr and Mr. Rrrinal1
liWdoEcror. md Wired Victor wil po
down rn SATURDAY. ~ tav fov, days
Nh Ealry rur r-vn ibra-ian made
rrv 1nod Hlggcsfion vbru he talked
brooks fnr onr anlrl'orr ~ tbr Ervv Contur
Ciuh N, ter1av tTc rskrd for stories sg1d
r'irlo- trnfa magazines rTt uui 7nd
hound IL mnnila paper hssr eve for the
hqso h"spit7le and rr0irnentsl infrmaries
tra thoy are better thpn b0oks for fhs
weakest N fhr rrnvaln-ceufs heclnza fhe'
4re ,,sv w hold and havr uizf aho'if ~
lghi ~ 4H hov 80 want looks fot
hc hrsrItaiz hcrausn. rs patients gei
stronger hrv ran bold something heavier
hlt for ne verv ,~raE Inc papers are fnp
Stories and jokes cIi ont snd T.asted on
lght-wnigIt cardboard - another way
af rrangiug reading material for fho
ick. and his method ike The manila
paper binding. admits of a vide circulation
III y comparatively small arnount of read-
lug matter II II honed bpys and girls and
EVERYONE who ran. will make up these
Fhlugs far our wounded md sick soldiers
Wr ran IT, very sure bat there viii not
~ foo manv, and that the demand will
nvcocd he supply. whatever the latter
m.v ne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
EASTER Rail-. FOR NAVY tLtH

Work Is now hc,ne begun on tho addl
tion to tho West End Reading Rnom
which Is to house the sailors from the
Narragansott The Rod Cr,,ss Is helping
the West nd Reading Room IN this work
tho expenses az winch afc heavy Ihc
NAVY Cluh has hocn running sIuce
October 1T thc West End and ha~ proved
ITS value IN housing sailors who otherwise
could find no comfortable shelter IN over
crowded Wilmington
In order to holr tho finances If tho
Reading Room tho Easter Ball will take
place on Monday. April |. at the Ncw
Century Club
The Mcn Committee for the Ball Is as
follows Henry NJ Canby, X X Car
penter, II 4 Brown, George 7. Bissell
Russell II Dunham. Harry G. Haskell
Eugene du ront. John ] Raskob. Irenec
du Pont. Hon. Charles Il Lands. II
Rodney Sharp ALEXIS | du Pont, Chrie-
topher l. Ward. ! ID Brown. Lammot
du Pont. Charles Copeland II B Thomp-
son. George \ Elliott Dr Joseph T.
Wales Leroy Harvey. Col +. G. Buck
ner. " " Laird. Harlan g. Scott, Pierre
: du POM l. Bcrgland. " h Den
ham. Henry Robertson Joseph D,lIett
Uarcourt Burns Mac MILAN IIoopcs. "
Poyutcll Johnston. Heur, I Scott. Jr.
! Il Weaver. Georgc Bcphhart. + T.
Dorcmue and Charles \ Macl.cllau
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
AAfERIC CASIZATION FIND
FOR FRANCE

Steps have been taken n Incorporate an
organization under The name The
characterization Comnlttce for Devas-
fated Frame Tor the purpose Of carrying
on the relief wori. which hitherto has 1een
conducted by he william Division ot the
american Fund for French Wounded IN
those parts oi France which have been
devastated by the German armies
Among the women directors are Miss
Anne Morgan. Mr., i " Dke Miss
Elizabeth Scarborough, Miss Maudo Wet
more, Mrs Lev IS 4 ~tillwcll Mr. 0dg,n
Nrmour Mrs Nlihau Crockef
1t recrnt meeting Of he Amerlcan
Fund for French wounded. It was dcclded
that this work had grown Z" such ~
extcnt that II could best be carfjed On bH
m organization formed for this pe' lilr
pufpnoe
The work oi the American Fund for
French Wounded whIch has heen recog
ul5cd bv the american Rcd Gross IS a co.
operating organization, has grown very
rapidly during the last vcar The primary
object of that organization IS the care ii
The wounded IN French hospitals. but
special work of various kinds. such as
CIVILIAN relief IN the devastated regions,
the establishment of dlspcnsaries. eantoens
.tc, has also been carried on very 7urccss-
tuIls
The work u the Civilian Committee,
winch hereafter y III be continued by The
American Committee for Devastated
France. Is recognized by the French
government and under the direct patron
age OF the Munster OF the liberated prov
tuccs The new committee will work IN
co-operation with American Rcd Gross
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27

e,lr=t Miss Aiaa AiarC 'uil It Fhiladalf,hla
who viii toll hri experiences N nursing IN
Scotland
The mretlnp Will he ~ eharge II Nrs
+ l. t,ron. superintendent Of The Dela-
ware DIVISION. and aho mi her staff will
act rs hoetcsees II - The aim ri he asse
ciation 90 include N lta membership al
whose husbands arr employed with the
ronnaylvania ayston. aud the ohJefi IS 10
care for The tanihcs of former employees
now serving thoir country elther II army
~ navy Ntanv members ne taking M
active interest visiting th" SICK. and tnal.
ING friends among he families whose hof5
have gone INTO the servIrr
There IS q very cordial feeling nnoiR
the members. and much interest is heing
takcn tn the work Airs Ganile atraht
is general superintendent of el divisions
south Of Wilmington, aud Is II pres.ti
represented by Miss Ellen 6 3uekaleN ot
Camden
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
Women's
Organizations
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK:
WEDNESDAY

CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK:
WEDNESDAY,.
1902. m.
Husbands and Wives Night. Fifth Ward
Red Cross Center
Wilmington Bible Union. North Baptist
Church
S.00p m
Womans Missionary Soclcty. Easilake
PRESBYTERIAN Church
s.t5 p. M.
Pastor 8 Ald Ioclcty, cstmiustcr Church.
THURSDAY.
1000 u. m.
Red Cross. Hanover Church
1890 n. IN.
Rcd Gross. 81 Andrew Churrh
300p. m.
Garden Lecture. open To public. New
Century Clrlh
Maredonla Circle, Is - West Church
1902 NJ.
Red Cross. Grace Church IIousc
500 p. m.
Mt. Salem W T. NJ :
W T. VI. s. Harrison Street Church
W + VI s. u,on Church
FRIDAY.
1000 a. M
Rcd Cross. Emmanuel Church
400 o. nj.
Womans Missionary Socletv. Ncstmin~
stcr Church
3a5 r. III.
Junior Ieagtic, Harrison street Church.
Junior G.. f., Second Baptist Church
Junior G. H., Central Church.
Junior c. T.. Iastlake PRESBYTERIAN
Church
Junior G. T., Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church
73o y. III.
Girls Friendly. 81 Andrews and st.
RarnabaE', Narshallton
Rel Croae. nItarian hlteh
500 .. ~.
Y.>W G. Industrial Girls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
A Spring Drive That
Will Except No Citizen
All in 1t, and We Fight Must Pay for
Those Who Do.
cIynChw iams in New YorkTi Fines.

Our boys in the trenthes and on the
seas. ut the camps or IN the training ships
have giyen themselves. Tint Is what
they are doing about IT,
We who are not wanted for the actua !
fighting are not asked to give ourselves.
II might seem reasonable for us who stay
nj home Ia give about everything else
We are not asked even TO do that
RoNDs on TANE<
What we are asked to do and what
we've got to do Is To supply the snews
of war. chiefly IN the form OF taxes and
bonds Mud when say got to ! mean
lust that 1o some extent we can choose
between those two, but in one form or
the other. or both. YOU and have got To-
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27

Wilmington is - have ono unique
feature ancnt the women part ln the
Liberty Lo8u { 8ingHiRu. that is being
tried here and nGt cl-swhero This ~
rmler The direction of the publicity CON
miiiee. and sill include number ~
posters bv Wilmington artists lhat viii
be placed IN prominent place, 20 remain
during the campaign ard them uIll hr l'ui
up at auction At the Hotel Ia '"ut and
auld - the hl4i,o@t hiddcra lhav wit hf
paintings of value
Already 3 vycth Gayle P.llpkHs,
Charles \ Nacieiian aud Ailss ethel
Pcnncwll Brtwu have consented /, paint
posters, aud Miss Marion ~ ihoma- i@
20 tyufy woman work ~ fho aar .lib
onc Of her o.ll ple so tho posters viii
tvp6y the wamon- part rfthfr in 'he
campaign ~ in war Hork M general and
each ope VIII BE- he arti-t 1wu lira end
~ill show hov hr ar She sce- tbc grrat
lrama II ilr jav. 81 - Is enac.ed 81, fhi-
de ~ thc eafrf
fhe auction l- anuo fiiue tt l7 thr
riftHes tlli net ~ ready before Npri T..
and lhoy Wtli he un nEhhIfl,u for ~ least
three wrecks hai hc Hil ~ desirable
gons without saying. ior 'e- Hll 7" Fork4
from such we'll kno3n artists thaf anyone
would he glad ~ possess nur tnd ia al
.Iifion. thrY vii have 'ha' ncyer-to-ba-
lest interest " hring part of The great
aar ~ uhiri pIr country i rngagrd
They wilt ~ pue of thr marry hiugz ~ ~.
handed down ~ future generations ~
ncmeutees nf this greatest md grqvoz4
trno ~ 40 hteforv
Abot ~ ihsi has heeu psnnr,l ent-
aornuE tha auction j fhaf y a'l " ~ fho
Hotel du Ppnf nd i has brru ugrcstod
that Josiah Marvel hauld ~ tlr auc-
oneor Nlr Marvel q pr srrt CONS
fnod fa >arfcoEo ha country homo
-rrinnsir y with ar attack ~ 1prrn-
ileitfs md hc has had io give tlp 2 mum
ber # Engagements IN pcat far ihr
Liberty L1au There is general r"grrt
over NIr IarveEs illness tnr ho hes been
ueh 2 power ior good and such bard
worker during al other c4muagns rd
ae acting food dictator haf osoryhudr y
most anxious for his tpaoAv 9ud pcrma-
urnf rccnvrT1
Fye of the students II tho du Pont
Aviation school AZ Claytnont roupIeted
their ten-yyes4ks' cp,lrso IA the Nfassachu-
setts 'rech last week and were trans
ierred ta naval TRIMMING schools IN Florida
frank &. Tallman. " wenf % the Icns7-
roIs station. and he Inur others ! bomae
Eatnn and Phillp ! Carpenter who bad
been with Laird 4 Go. and Roland Eend
md tllau W Carpenter who had henn
wIfb he III Pont p IN bis city wnrc
srut 20 Key West They all belong to
bo Naval Reserve Flying CorTs and
later VIII hr sent ~ France
Mr. and Mrs Frank r TaIlman rc-
turned home yesterday alter = weeks
STAY u atlantic Cifv
Air and Mrs David Bush, who we're
,a8rrIed curly his month Ia California
rc or heir way east They viii he Iu
Washington for Faster, md Wi come
here tprl s fo visit Mr. Bush mother.
Mrs Woltcr ID Bush
Elf md Mrs Eugene T. Edwards of
lfnnIngton Conn. who are returning from
0rlnoni Fla arc stopping over for + lew
d9vs with Nir 8nd Mrs Charles T.. Pratt
tersoi.
Mr. and Mrs Ellwood G. Jackson were
ovcr-ounday guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank G Carpenter and returned 70 %ew
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27

Cipt IF Smyrna. FRIDAY evening md he
club ho,r~r was hlcd - hear bu Nr
Johnson Is m orator of recognized ability
int his finished SPEECH was nnr hat sill
bnt so.n - forgotten bF au aprreclativr
au,lisnce The address was proceeded by
Two songs hf chorus composed II cllh
members The program was arranged hv
Rrz Leland Harmonsnn. chairman II
eIvtrs and hHlseHoid economies
THURSDAY AIRS John Rnherf- and Mrs
II 1 g Jarabs tbs committee ID charge
II IT,. donations ii rIofhing for Belgian
Relief were busy at he clubhouse packing
Ii. generous supply of articles 7eu' here
"Wednesday evening there vil be-
great pafrfotto rallr at the Opera House
There will ~ baud from Wilmington.
aud prominent sp.akcrz
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
GRACE CHIlRs II RED CROSS.

Tho morning class N surgical dresslugs
announced to begin. this THURSDAY will
not commence til Monday, April |, on
account of the Rcd Cross Conference on
Thursday ~ Hotel iu ront kll desiring
to JON this class may notify Miss Helen
V. Met auIlcy, 500 Delaware avenue, and
may meet at Grace Church parlshhousc
Monday. April L. at 80 a m Mre L I
Lee viii assist Miss McCaulley IN IN
.trt,.t,,,o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
LENTEN OFFERING SERVICE
AT GRACE CHURCH CHAPEL

The Conference w II " :. ot vi l.
Miss Mary J. Wheeler Is president. vii
hold = Leuten Offering service II 1,race
Church Chapel Friday afternoon At , 20
o'clock All missionary women are cordial
Is invited
Rev John l.. Johnson pastor Of scott
NJ l.. Church. will make an address, and
there will he a program ct hsmns and
prayers. lee1lcd by the general board Of
Tho " Ii III :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
MAKE LEATHER LAST.

In these DAYS Of cheap factory shoes it
is harder than ever to keep well ehof.
Perhaps this trick Of The British Coum-
hia miners will help The men who use
our rough mountain trails, heat linseed oil
and rub it well into the soles of their
shoes. They use soft cloth and rub
until the soles Will not take another
drop. leaving the shoes to dry for day
or two. This treatment is repeated-say--
three times. II is said TO double the life
OF the shoes -Woman's World
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
GRACE RED CROSS CALENDAR.

Monday 80 n m, surgical dressings
class. 80 p m, surgical dressings. opon
workroom
Tuesday 80 p m, surgical dressings
class
THURSDAY $50 a. IN. surgical dressings
class; $50 p. NJ. surgical dressings
class
Friday >. y. m, open Workrooms for
surgical dressings, sewing knitting; so
p. m, surgical dressings class.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
MISSION BAND MEETING

The Little Light Bearers Band will meet
in Friday Presbyterian Church, Saturday
afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
There will be IN Easter party after the
the meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
p. X. X. WOMEN'S WAR
RELIEF DEPARTMENT

On Monday next, Mt o'clock in the
afternoon. the Pennsylvania Railroad
Women : War Relief will hold its monthly
meeting in the assembly room II the Penn
svIvania station, and viii have for their
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27

April Il anI -Runmage sale At S35
Iatnall street hy laIlos oi Charity
Articles will To- called fu Notify Miss
Reagan. y and \ 1851. or Mrs hngus
POS North Jackson street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
SMYRNA CENTURY CLtIB.

Hon. Everett e Johnson. secretary Of
state gave a patriotic address before an
open meeting of the Twentieth Century
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27

April IA Chlnese opera 20 be given wv
music committee of the New Century
Club in the club drawingroom. Proceeds
for the Rcd Croas Tickets can he nh-
tanned from Nrs T. 7 Negpndank
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
Ht,NEFiI tfFAIRS

tpril Annual Faster hall at New
Century Club for Nc@t Ind Heading
Room dorlnitory for sailors
Npril II Entertainment hS in rout
CIrls Patriotic Irag,ln. AT New Century
Club NJ = = m 70 huv kitchen trailer. to
respond 10 appeal from General fersh'ng
FOR kitchen trailcrs for the American ~
pedltionarv Forces in France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27

Mr. and Mrs Frank e I'aIlman ro-
turned home yesterday. alter = week =
@tav n Afiantic Citv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27

Air and Mrs David Bush who we're
faorrled curly this month Ia California,
rc or their way rast They wit he u
Washington for Faster. tnd val come
here tprll fo visit Mr. Bush mother
Mrs Wolfcr ID Bush