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The Washington times., 1918-05-30
Cabinet Wives Urge Women
To Take y Vows of Service

Memorial Days. the Of America
should service This the
today by Mrs NeOH D. Baker and Mrs
The Washington times., 1918-05-30

Have you paid your Income Tax.
Kick in and help TO kick the Kaiser
out.
The Washington times., 1918-05-30

Paying your Income Tax does aOt
make n hero Of you, hut you feel
good inside.
The Washington times., 1918-05-30
FOOD

of good quality, not
eaten, is wasted. An un-
palatable dish is re-
jected. A tasteless dish
makes an expensive meal
Hundreds of dishes can
be made enjoyable by the
use of the celebrated
LEAsPERRINS
SAUCE
nIE ORIGINAL woaesSrEAsFaAG
The Washington times., 1918-05-30

CAPT. KENNETH MARKwARD.'
Capt Kenneth MaFkWard, Of Gem
pany Z, Business High School, who
lives at 1888 Fourteenth street
northwest, says:
"'Win l. Win @ and now Company
E is hoping to add Win g. to its title
in the drill June 3-4. II won two
times in the annual competitive
drill, the last time in 1914. 1t is a
company Of devils. red hot ones, and
YOU know what that means when it
comes to pep"
The Washington times., 1918-05-30

Income Tax or war Indemnity.
Have yOu your Income Tax Receipt
Pay your Income TRX Today.
The Washington times., 1918-05-30

Have you paid your Income Tax.
Kick In and help 10 kick the Kaiser
out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
NEW CHARTERS.

Srr-ciaf CORES pondence of Every Evening
Dover. March l23Charters were flied
here. Yesterday, ~ follows:
Consolidated Colieries Co, Whining
ton. Del. capital. $1,000, ,000
FL Progreso Silver Co, Wilmington
Del: s. .000. 900
Economy Fuel OIL Corporation, Hack
ensark. y J 81 900 900
Cliff Petroleum Co, Wilmington, Del. !;
S 600. .000
Cherry OH ana Fuel Co. Wilmington,
Del: Si,O00.000
Liquid Fuel Co New York City;
< 900 900
. Bash OIL and Refining Co. Whining
ton. Dell $4,000
Roval Anchor Refining and Tank Line
Co. Oklahoma City. Okla: 100000
Torrent Oil Production Co. Whining
ton. Del: 100000
Automobile Devices Co, Wilmington,
Del $500, 900
Idaho Copper Co, Chicago, III $3.50
0OO
Ss.nctulite OIL Co.. Wilmington. Del
100000
y. York = L. Distributing Co, New
York City, agents on commission for
others: $780, 900.
York CitH $I50,000
Sttchbound Hosiery Mills, Inc vii
mington, Del. worsted yarn and other
cotton fabrics; 100000
Liberty Leather Co, Wilmington, Del
100000
Liberty Livestock Farm. Inc. vii
nington, Del; $4,000
r. NJ Bailey Co. Wilmington, Del
iron and steel. $50 600
Bridgeville Coal Go, Wilmington, Del;
| $40 600
Atlas Transfer Co. Philadelphia, Pa;
! $4,000
Sussex Law Library Association, George
| town, Del, to establish law library
| Charles W Cullen, Joseph l.. Cahall
and r. NJ. Jones, Of Georgetown, in
| corporators; no capital.
Increase in capital Of The Waterloo
| Serum Labratories, Inc, Waterloo Iowa
I from $4,000 to S130 900; Of Mobile
/ ShipbuiIding Co.. Mobile, Ala, from
| 800 900 TO $1,000, 600
Change Of name of Fougner american
! Steel Concrete Shipbuilding Co. to
Fougner Concrete Shipbuilding Co. New
/ York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
PREPARE FOR ST. PATRCK'S.
Window Dressers Show Much Ingenuity
for Display.

The window dressers have turned the
minds of those who pass their marts OF
trade, and who are observant of such
signs of the times as there find display,
10 the near approach of st. Patrick s
dav, the "17th Of Ireland" ms the news
bows used to call it. The articles that
are offered are those suitable for dinner
favors and decorations and indicate that
such celebrations as are planned Will
be of social nature.
The ingenuity evinced i'll the contriving
of some of the trifles, rs we'll as the num-
Der of the ideas evolved calls forth adj
miration. They range from very color
able limitations of growing shamrocks
in florists pots 10 miniature shlllaias
and top hats and comprise candy boxes
of all shapes and sizes, bearing the re-
production of the harp of the bards.
And there are tinscl snakes, too. that
writhe realistically, and even liIbcr-
nan kewpie. 10 say nothing ot ffags'
II is needless to note that flags, boxes,
shamrocLs and snakes arc green, the hue
of hope and of spring and the emblem
of Erin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
STOCK MARKET TODAY.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Wall Street, New York. March L.
Stocks were barely steady Mt the opening
of today's session, but soon strengthened
under guidance of rails, shppngs and the
more active spccialties. Marine preferred
WAS in demand at gain of almost points
and Union Pacific featured the high grade
transportations. Canadian Pacific rose
fractionally on publication of the annual
report and coalers responded To further
accumulation. Motors and coppers were
backward with United States Steel
Liberty bonds held steady.
The advance was halt ed before the end
of the dull first hour on light offerings OF
leaders, including Reading, Union Pacihc,
United States Steel and shippings. Oils
also fell back with specinlties and Ameri-
can Telephone was especially heavy, losing
almost points. Sumaira Tobacco and u
few other speculative ISSUES registered |
TO . point advances by professional IN
tercsts, but failed TO hold. Dealings
dwindled TO nominal proportions Mt md
day
Liberty 3l9s sold at 97.12 to o7i6,
first Is at $3.50 To q6.f0 and second Is at
90 II to qb -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
WOLCOTT ATTACKS
GERMAN ALL|nNCE
Accuses Official of Organization
Of Making Seditious
UtteranceS.

Washington. u. c., March l2.--Ihat
the Declaration of Independence ouRh'
Ia be burned in eiiigy WAS urged lasI year.
according to Senator " olcott, oi Delaware
in n Fourth of July editorial written Dy
George Sichel. then editor ol the flttSourg
y,u.lJ,tt and now editor of the Official
Rnllctin the recognized organ oi the
National German american Alliance.
senator Wolcott made tins statement
yesterday IN the course OF another nearing
of the senate subcommittee on thc
.Iudiclary. which i considering the Ning
bill fo repeal the Federal charter oil the
\Iliance on the ground ot MS diSl"Na'y'
The president oi the Kansas H'aoc
branch az the tlhancc IL ne" uhuer
indictment. another witness S1d' pccauNe
II alleged dlslovalty !,
\n i,.-s than '<iI5oOO was contributed
- the Red Gross WORT ol t'eTnItitN ana
her allies bv the Nllcghcny county hranch
thc Nltancc was shown Yesterday
,,bcn minutes ni the branch society
Won, read. hut only $1,000 WAS invested
i, the same branch in Liberty bonds
md that contribution WAS made. The
,,,,,utr. states '.as an act at necessity.
n w. brought oui II the hearing last
~.tnr.I,> that Il great part ~ more than
>>ia,An collected IN ihs country by
\.tinna1 NlIancc was turned over
Il, otnt Won Bcrn~fortt former German
Nmh4.-,dnr. ~ Dr Bernard Dernherg'
+. Na~ head - he German propaganda
.-f,.,l 81 tins rn,utrv ior some uTnc
lL. tucrhcul County Alilanrr, com
..-..fa. 1t,t,..lnsr. >,.ic'lc> III Western
+ .,.I,tn,. also voted Il formal warming
rt.-b0rr haukrf>, = the minutes
oaf ...rutchn~c amy al thc Nnglo-
l,..l L.,..- f ,a.lu 81 losing all funds
sd e'ln'' nilanc"
.t, ,olI~ rut HrGHE~.
Homes uitcd States Dis
lr't,Nur. Who came
.r u thr records 81 the
.a..n Nicghcuy county,
i.r,neI j -rtuI jury m
h trri,til.~ o' German
upr..- uc nrohhitiun t">tl-
Nl..ltr C,IittN Nllancr
,t.t..t- ~npinri Charles I.
.-r Presidential election
.,5- t.rit,i'e,fbv hc alliance :
l... .,,.,..,- ia, ta w support
rtrf u Roosevelt
M. -sanltjlou adopted i
lt.l- .f..,. (. ~l,.lal ~,S> ion
,... +. r,-- law pronhtiing
.uln.ifai~ fo thc Mites.
I 4l ...ter fJt UltfN
-..r, h var jhc organization
..Ieu.'.t- advoratot roortnlng
rurr. au vi,h Germany
..u-or~hlt
tb4 Ntt.ebcn, Cpunty
r..if, Iii iIinc, showed
... ~. vr I,ran IN l"li the
,u,.r., E9j rrntc,t,i agaln>'
,I Nug't,- Nu',rl.sr pr'.~-. had 'AN"r1,:
-
,.ttIuu n embargo lht thg 'N'nr' 81
n4 ,l,Irrr,4,,> haa Desired that
.,."..,- Il ...d i. forbidden to travel
- n.t.ti,., 4, l,.lhrerent> had favorcd
p,,.,4,r,,.i frLct headed IN Henry
ii i,d cy.r .rlcd. a~ lat, aS las
III, +, Iavc ms raintrv reeunsc th,
sending 81 u.Li t. Gcrraany
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
IDtaTd>

q >>i>.eu,>I p ,nt, II ~. Nta,ch
N,.r. Bli-e widow Of John "
us rucn,on, ai>
..,..is. = y, i,@rn2an ,I,1,','I., o., . Z
ah
- if>t ~ ~, "u AIa-sh l 7 l@i>,
t G uess r q. Thomas and
Hsaa au@ ~: Of a!srd !.
aa# Genus 49, invited = a.
~. ..,o.a March u. 1915 at
o.t- i..s~ta'u' HtN"fview ceIn,-
>iAGlIhl la m- ~. "a Narch + 1915
t-anc', 4 So 10 bernard ana Elizabeth
and t.rnd~ arr invited 10 a.
,r tf riacrel rom the reSidcnce OF his
A,4o,~da. i, : 10 {, clock Requiem MS
rs, cathedral lpterm"Ht Cathedral
.,fa.trrs
fGFI in tul~ tjts on March 9. 1915.
rnofna~ NlrC,,s ar,1 :. year
Ee4afltc~ and ,frua- arr invited TO at
md ~ isuera- ii'in ~ id5" residence.
-1lf Mark -- ~ N'dn"-da! morn
ns Marcn -"'l Requiem mass
- Fa'fteE : CLurcf lu,erment az
: q nrdrai cem"t'fs
HIGol>- lr n- r,t o. March u. 1915.
n .att,cs aua .r,.ud- are inyucd 10 At
..ro tbt tIu,ra' truuu ho residence OF her
,..t.u faift~ taru,y 80 hIrkHoOd
.tr,4.t o. Eridaz morning at = clock
I.ssfrIiel. mess ~ Mar! tiurch Inter
uusl. III tafiltdral trtAt tcr!
-si.CoIIl ~ d. fti. ,tz On March II.
tsfs Narl 5 uaugut'r u tH- late Patrick
md <aurA Mo- stIum
Relatives irlruo- iiirs-,. t}rg.u ~Odalit 81
/ ius,pt th.rCE :fv invited 20 az
end the t4Usra4 t'fu me- late rr~Icr1Cr. -
Nortb Ja. son + i,tt ou TbuTeda i lnoeriT-
Il e a. cl,r.l ii,.t Iietn mass af ~ Paul !
,p4rch IUs,imeu ~ II Joseph GENE
tcr1
PARIS ~ fnl- clf! pu March 10 1918.
Nary Allison wite of Frank - Paris Jr.
RELATIVE, and friends invited 10 at
tend tb, funeral services AZ her late resi-
dsncr 1Gla Laurel street. on Thur>dsv
afternoon March -. a. 80 o clock. fnNr-
rncnt a. klIcry lew cemetery
ROGERS At DunlcAth. near Wilmington
90 March H. 1915. Mary Newman Rogers
pifc of he late Theodore Rogers, and
daughter Of the late John ". Andrews
funcral private
H NEORD In This city on March IL.
1918 Ellcna kumford II her 10Th year
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend tie funeral services al her late resi-
dcnce 10 if01 Harrison street. on Thurs
day Afternoon .at . ClOca lntcrmeut !
private
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
The Fashionable WoolenS
dependable quality

fine dress goods of dependable quality
English and American weaves that will de
light Your eye and that will wear Spiendldly.
The correct pIaids and stripes and MIXED effects
as we'll as PLAN WeaveS in abundance.
JERSEY CLOTH-Of fine Australian ~ooI
in purple. rose. beige -rey. navy and biatk.
Fashionable for dresses 3ad skirts. 81 inches
wide $3.50 a yard.
PRIESTLY'S FABRICS-These elegant Eng
lsh fabrics appeal to women Of taste and fashion.
Smart tueedS for Serviceable, always good look
ing skirts and coat suits are included IN grey
and brown mixtures. $3.50 and up.
HANDSOME PLAlDS AND STRIPES for
separate skirts or for entire suits. The new
combinations from $500 TO S+.25 a yard.
BLACK GOODS You can depend upon our
Black Goods. for Years this department has
been noted for the excellence and elegance Of
It's black fabrics. Several quiet novelty WeaNes
are shown this season that Will appeal strongly
to good dresoer9.
SERGES- All colura and bacN. ii firm. GOOD
wearing qualities, from S1.25 yd. up.
Daylight Dress Goods, first floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
SI1G PA 81
SHIP EXPLOSIVES.

All the high explosives stored at
Pigeon Point previous to the seizure OF
the storchouscs by the United states
government have been shipped Ia foreign
%cw cxplnsivcs are being stored at
Pigeon Point. but the quantity there now
does not exceed IL carloads
Ono hundred soldiers are guarding
Tho StarchollSCS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
Nusf Have River Passes Tomorrow

United States Marshal Fairy announced
this morning that beginning tomorrow,
Is a. m The river front barred zone
would be closed 10 every one not provided
with pass issued by the marshal lie
feel, that the public has now had ample
warning and proposes 10 strictly enforce
The IaAa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
oBITI AIRY.
rrou.uor

t,,.r. ..r,4,,~ II Thomas Nicticc.
81 = ,,..-. Who itrd ai the Delaware
Hospital 80 March "orr i'hi l,'''E
WIfhlntsrmcH' - Tire aih'dIai 'fHit't'H
NE~ nIIAEiIH Ht,iaN
Vr. IG.ah,,h H.pan aged - year.
died on March 2 AZ h'r horne -,u ftic
stree Funeral ser1 .c.e "crc ffid todAE
4 r. ,nt.rmcn, at - .I1Seph cemetery
p,>lF FoIrN
Ip,eral services 81 Dtn.ol Foley of 81
.r,tn.ll .rrcg. vi -. death occurred from
...,-. .,l>o.,r,r. .rch : were held Yr>tcr-
ttf ,,.rntcr,, II the Cathedral
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET

~ Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago. March 12.--Cattle, receipts
5000: steady. Native steers, S-JOal400;
stockers and feeders, 1.70all -; COWS
and heiers. . .60all.15; calves, s.75al4 81
Sheep. receipts 10000; firm Sheep.
10 N;lal3 80: lambs, l4.50alo00
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
Cross CHARGES in Case.

Judge Rice. in the Court Of Common
Pleas vcStcrriav afternoon, heard the case
al Louise, Rccchcr vs Robert G. Pepper.
The plaintiff alleged the defendant owed
her $500 in farm transactions. and the
defendant claimed the plaintiff owed hun
4 like sum Judge Rice reserved de-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
Pullman Men Back al Work.

|, * reported that most of the en-
plovcs nf the Pullman Company. having
received the assurance that they would
receive all they had demanded. returned
"a work this morning This conld not be
verified al the Pullman Company OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
Gets Official Seal.

Inspector Of Weights and Measures
". I. Sllitoe has provided himself with
a seal for the purpose Of marking all
...alc. insnccted hv his Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
Workhouse Trustees Meet.

The trustees Of the New Castle count
workhousc are holding regular session
today Al the institution. NeSsrs. Horace
rilworth. J Frank Ball. secretary. and
Clifford !. Scott, treasurer, being present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
SMYRNA Man Accepts Job Here.

Bradford Ennis. Ir Of Smvrna. has
accepted a position with y >ncllenburg
and Co in TINS CITY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
City Court Clerkship Alleging.

Harold : Crcamer. deputy building
inspector. announced that he j. not, nor
do~> he intend to be- candidate for clerk
az th, Cjt1 Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
Early Showings OF
Exquisite CottonS

Delicate -o.Qrug from tae
England and America Hrl-Gt ..s.--
and printed. beautiful. ~a4"r> --
cclors not 10 mention -..r
Of all White tdCric> r Oota rr--
and in Weayes suitable '0r waists
Many exclusive designs H-.---
dainteSt creations rr -.lN 1a.
chiffon finish novelty T. @
Plain colQr No..es Al ~ace>. IS
Nh.-, .s....-. 1884 r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
9xI2 #. Rugs

in red, blue, green figures OH fine quality mat
ting. some plain centres, some medallion effects.
A good solution that inexpensive floor cover
ing, 5000 each
MATTINGS ~ the yard are here ready for
spring House Cleaning. 4o-yd. rolls At SIS.
s14, st2 a roll and YOU Will find these prices
lower for the same qualities than other stores
are now offering.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
COUNTY TREASURES REPORT.

County Treasurer c. II. Lippincott
made the following report to the New
Castle County Levy Court this morning
To the credit of New Castle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
Spring Underwear
for women

Who Ike II >nu-e $500 t-..
Underwear | "n-cr y
Qualitie, aal 81 -'c --- 'a'.. a.tr
spring 3nj ne --tA-i- PIG Nt>
bought a8rl Rc il>.- N.# InD. -Nt,-N
Ac NerL ~uA ..'- -.~ N.a Is .-e
nri.r ,~~ 55> Sis PANS ,g-
and o5o Ju.0 ~-.-. sos 81 81
SI.k HOSIERY splendid ue4st-
ines n n,a->. na.-e anj c..r- ~i1>
S5.2Sana.r. nlurNrar rL Ho,er '..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
Army Truck Fleet Passes Through.

about thirty army trucks and an
ambulance passed through Wilmington
tins morning. about 10 O'Clock, going
.o,7th
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
CONPTROLLERS REPORT.

County Comptroller T. {. Clark report
ed the following bank balances at the
regular session of Levy Court this morn
ing:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
CURB MARKETS.

Quotations furnished ny l.. l. WInkclman
& co. Ford Building Wilmington 1870 ;
Broad street. Philadrlphis. Noon Prices
AL cd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
German and French

Val LaceS and InStrtIOnS bN The Nlrd IN
regular 6, s, 10 and 12c laceo for Wednesday
only at &c yd. First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
1t ought to be
sunshine-y time
HoU Will Your Window Shades

stand sl- -.gse I tae
ont: Herr are several .,y
on ,erN giving rnu,t- aHl
fixture, Fun size 5No
SJNFA9T PORTIERI~
brown, gold, SAT. SIS a .a,.
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BELl:ANS
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Indigestion. Druggists
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HIGH COMPLIMENT tn ART
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