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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
REVOLT IN HUN NAVY
DUE TO U-BOAT LCSSES
Terrible Destruction of Under Sea
Fleet Arouse Sailors to Ac-
tive Resentment.

London Nov. 1.-THE Daily News 5
parliamentary correspondent writes that
one fact has become known to the author-
titles here aS to the origin oi the kcil
revolt
According TO our information he
writes 1T was thc return of he boats.
bringing with them the terrible news
oi submarine losses hitherto rraftily
concealed from the fleet and the Ger
man people which stirred the sailors
IL revolt Phantom J'-boats which did
moi return because they were ~ the
bottom 81 tho >ca have been rcckoned
~ d feet III bong. and the cynlcism rnd
deceit 81 the high command Was its own
Nemesis. With the war lost It was a
torch 10 . powder barrel
The last adventure, il may bc. uf
the German high seas feet, in setting
oIt 10 sea i considered AZ the moment
Of writing 10 he susceptible # more
explanations than one II tins were done
III the instance of the German govern
mont for he officers must be on BOARD
if he fleet i sailing then the story of
tht -ocat~ following 10 attack il would
lInld1 that the -,oa1s were manned
~ mrurccr~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
AMUSEMEN rs.

HE ADLtNE ACTS AT THE GAHnfCK.
This week e bill Mt the Garrick Theatre,
which opens this afternoon, is one Of the
features, and there are several headline
acts on the list II includes the following
Maud Daniel, assisted by ten juvenile
PATRIOTS, who will present The Rising
Generation, the Sorrento Quntette,
IN songs, dances, music and scenes in
Sunny Italy; jimmy Lucas, the wild
man, who has Il novel act entitled "WId
RavinPs Of 1919; the Garcinette Broth
ers, novelty hat throwcrs; Australian
Stanley, an eccentric comedian: Leonard
and Willard in the comedy sketch Out
side the Inn the E.qunrdos. cohbcdy
shadowRraphers. and Carbonl and Ray.
nond, a classy singing duo. -
MABEL NonMAND 81 rnE QUEEN
Three big pictures played by three big
stars are on the Queen program for the
ensuing week First for two days, comes
the mischief maker, MAlcl Nornand. IN
her latest prank picture, entitled Peck $
Bad Girl then cofnea the screen = great
est vampire, IN the vampire photopay,
The Clcmcnceau Casc, for Wednesday
and Thursday Last is Charles Raw IN
"fl'hc Law Of fhc North
Peek Bad Girl - another of Mabel
Normand' 3 original prank plays which are
filled with the Normand smile and hat
what shalI-l do-ncXt look
fENA cAvAELIRi AZ THE MAJESTIC
Majestic patrons, Tor the FIRST two days
this week viii have y chance 70 sec Lens
Cavalicri m 4 Woman ot Impulse
The play is fascinating romance woven
about the rise and career Of the daughter
Of = poor lace maker who Is the pos4es4or
of beautiful voicc, adopted bv q Wralthy
American couple and woocd and wcd hy -
Spanish nohlemau \ handsome Aneri-
can becomes infatuated with her and
causcs her many alarming troubles
NoUWA TtLMApoE Ar THE VICTORIA
Norma Ialuadgc will he seen this week
at the Nictora Theatre in Tho Safety
Curtain. a living picture ~ klplng
masterpiece Mis- 'TalmadQc plavs the
part nf Young dancer Gf london music
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11

and correct tho>e conditions fhaf get rid of the
excess acid.
\ gon,...iu modern remedy noN max, i possible
ud The stomach OF lis excess ard without the
slightest discomfort Il IS called tAToNl('-a com
pound in tablet form. ENl0NlC Tablets are good -
tablets after each meal and YOU Will notice wonder
fal difference v hat difference What amazingly
quick relief FNf0NlC does surely bring Il literally
wipes ont the excess acid and immediately relieves
bloat heart burn belching food repeating. sour
stomach and the pains Of Indigestion. Il makes the
stomach cool aud comfortable keeps i sweet and
strong Aou g eat what You like and dlgest Nour
food III comfort hout tear u distressing after effects
L helps You get full strength out Of every mouthtu
You eat and that Is What YOU must have q be welt
and strong fall strength from Your food
Bcgll. using EAToNlC rlght nov today and ee
on the road bounding. vigorous, vibrant health
No matter what medicines or treatments You have
tried III 4 attempt to throw OH that dull tired
attacks of headarhc that nervousness aud insomnia
don't give up hope Ton haven tried EATONIC
Look to Your acid-stomaci. Sec If that isn't the real
seat Of your physical ailments
Take EAToNIC and gc back to your obl-tlme
health and strength when You fairly bubhed over
with the oy of living For EATONIC will remove
that excess acid d-aurelY and quickly EAIONI(' IS
forming ugs Of any kind Thousands upon thousands
Of people who have used II enthusiastic In its
praise They say they never dreamed that anything
could bring them such quick reilef
So get big box Of FATONIl from your drug
gist today " authorize him to guarantee EATONIC
to please you and you trust your druggist 10
make this guarantee good Ii EAlONIC fails iii any
way. take It back-he will refund your money. Il
your druggist does not keep fATONlG write 70
direct and will send YOU big soc box. You can
send the 5Oe after you receive il. ~Addres5 Ill /.
Kramer President Eatonc Remedy Co Corner
Wabash Avenue and ilth Street Chicago III
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
YOUNG PEOPLE LINE !.
UP FOR WAR WORK
Will Do Their Bit to Raise Money
for the Soldiers
Comforts.

The Majestic theatre was crowded
Yesterday; afternoon when the young
people of Wilmington gathered to hear
the storvxof the courage of our lighters
.'oycr there from two people who have
seen them ut their Job in France. The
object of the mass meeting was to enlist
bows and girls between the ages OF III and
20 wears in the Victory Army of Boys
and Girls to send the comforts of home
To soldiers who are away from It and to
carry out the slogan ~ Poy and Girl
Back of Every Fighter,
The singing was led bv William II.
White and the young folks showed their
nthusiasm for the cause, IN their singing
aS we'll rs in frequent applause and whistle le-
ING all through the meeting George
\ Elliott. the chairman of the Victory
Bows and Girls. presided Rabbi Samuel
tt Rabinowitz opened the meeting with
PRAYER. and Father William Temple gave
short talk telling oi the Chidrcn's Cru
sadc of history. and calling them To now
loin a great Victory army of Hoys and
Girls. IN another great crusade against
the horrors of PrtIssianlsm chIldrcnS
crusade which this time must hc successful
Miss Nelthv Il IIorslngcr, of the y.
W & told Of the hardshIps and lonll-
ness and homc>ickness. of the BOYS over
there, showing how they appreciated the
books. chocolate cigarettes. movies. hot
coffee and warm hut~ that are gwen Ia
them lx the seven war relief organizations
taking part IN the lnitcd War Work
Campalgt which starts today
Mrs joel Ilasw,l sang 4 solo When
th,. BoN> Colnr Home and an encore
Nv hen You Come Back
The next speaker, Wilbur Wilson.
y Nj & secretary who was with the
infantry 1T Chateau Thlcrry, during the
hardest fighting Of the second battle of
the Nalitc thrilled his 70 hfuI audicI &c
- H> erapaic tiles Of hi> cxpcricrcc at
tl,t pott ii tie fro llrc.
Besides speaking of the courage and
needs 81 tho soldiers. and their patience
Whom wounded dwelling on their needs
that must bc supplied he told of The
haftt, pn tht sector when the town
uhcr, his lcglmcn' was lighting changed
hands nlnt fmo> and when the Fourth
fri-~au Guard picked German fighters,
ncra wiped otf h1 thc tircilcan-
Walter watson. executive secretary
fot ;hr Nvturl i'oN> AMI GlrI> told thcm
how tllcv could hclp and how the plans
would h, laycd before them l,v their
teacher, or thcn employers today
Bishop TNrcc. ot the colorcd church,
asked the bcncdictiou II the close q the
star Spangicd Bannrr, sung ny the
audience
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
It's Acid-Stomach
Sapping Your
Strength

1t is impossible for anyone with acid-stonacI
TO be we'll and strong. Because acid-stomaeh
stomach people call lt-a condition that doc
name supcracldity-is due excess acld which
Is absolutely harmful. Every knows acid-mouth
RUNS the teeth and gums and although you cannot
this acid, still strong enough away
the hardcr-than-bone enamel on the teeth and
them 10 decay.
What then, must be the action Of much Acd
upon the delicate organization Of the stomach! Surely
you must realize that such a condition, ii not cor
rcctcd. will weaken and undermine one health But
have you really any idea of the great number of all
mcnts that directly traccablc to acid-stonacl2
Fcw people have When they are bilious. Of have
severe headache attack Of indigestion. rhcu-
matism lumbago sciatica;, when they begin 10
feel down and nervous and mentally de-
pressed have dizzy spells vertigo pains around
the hcart-ite do they think i may have its origin
in acid-st stomach.
And then there are thousands YES, millions OF
people who, without having any weIl-dcfned ailmcnt
are always complaining. They can't say exactly what
is the matter with them. All they tell you Is that
And Just to look at them you know they are telling
the truth.
How they feel right when the chances
they always secreting acid that slowly
but surely, day by day, making digestion more and
difficult causing food to and ferment in the
intestinal tract, filling their systems with poson2
For that is exactly what excess -superacdity-
does. 1t prevents from getting full strength ont
of his food
Is it any wonder then, that there 50 many
Deople who, while not downright sick show plainly
in face figure and action that they anything but
Wel2 They respondent, weak, hstless, unfit
Aches and pains IN practically every part Of the body
Lacking In physical strength and mental vlgor Little
inclination to be up and doing. Just dragging
out a weary existence.
That is what acd-somach does to millions Of people
every walk Of life There is only one way 70 prevent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
TO CONFER ON CONSTRUCTION.
Important National Conference to be Held
mt Washington, this Afternoon.

SPECIAL Dispatch From Every Ev ening $
Washington Correspondent.
Washington, Nov. IA national
conference on non war construction will
begin this afternoon at the Washington
Hotel, in this city. II will he recalled
that "A recent order of the War Industries
Board forbade all building except that
which had To do directly with the war,
and charged the local representatives of
the Council of National Defense with
the duty of administering the orders of
the board. Later, certain notifications
of the Order were made, To permit farmers
to do a limited amount of repair and up
keep work. Some discretion also was
left to the local boards i'll the issue of
building permits that they might be
enabled to allow absolutely necessary
work on very limited scale.
This situation has made advisable
the holding of a general conference, in
order that some standards and methods
of procedure may be agreed upon. The
outcome of the conference will be inn
portant To every contractor lumber
dealer and manufactures of lumber, an
to the general public as we'll.
Delaware will be represented by Cover
nor Townsend and Clarence kIllcn of
the Chamber of Commerce, as delegates
from the State Council of National De
fcnSc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
THE LONG-HAIRED ONE.

The colonel Of the Blankshircs was no
tilted that hls unit was about to be in
spected by the Secretary Of War. The
captain was ordered to make prelinin-
airy inspection. to see that all was in
readiness. In one Of the huts mop had
been standing, head uppermost, against
the wall II
The captain who. BY the by, is said to
be very short-sighted), on entering the
room, pointed to the head Of the mop, and
exclaimed, in loud, sharp tone:
Sergeant, see that man gets his hair
cut at once
The sergeant, taking in the situation, re-
marked. Very good sir" And, smartIy
calling ont Attention" he succeeded IN
checking the tittering and laughter which
was on the point Of breaking out,-New
Orleans States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
Nill rs Antiseptic Oil Know AS
Snake Oil
Will Positively Relieve Pain in Few


Try it right now for rheumatism Neu-
ralgla- Lumi2ago sore. stiff and swollen
Joints. pains in the head back and limbs.
corns. bunioE~ &c After one application
pain usually di~appears a. if hy magic
\ new remedy used internally and eS-
ternaiIy for Coughs Colds Group sore
Throat. I5iphth heria ana Tonslitis
This oil i Conccded 10 bt the most meme
trating remedy known Its prompt aud
immediate effect in relieving pain is due
10 the fact that il penetratee 10 the Al
fectcd parts at once As an illustration
pour Ten Drops on the thickesi piece az
sole leather and it will penetrate this suh-
stance through and through in three min
Accept no substitute THIS great oar I.
golden rcd color only Every bottle guar
anteed: ''Oc btDc and Slo0 bottle or
money refunded al Eckcrd Drug store
Wilmington Del FF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11

hall whose husband, Vulcan, the strong
nnn, cruelty mistfchts her
ETHEL BARRYHonE Ar THE pIAYHorsE
There is no doubt but that Ethel
Barrymore will be accorded o very warm
welcome when she comes a. The Play
house tonight IN her lniest and Tnost
successful comedy "fhc on Chance
There have been numerous inuuir es
made concerning this production ~
that the management feel certain that
the hosts If Barrymore admirers will
take the opportunity 10 see her THE
OF Chance is a comedy wcll-httcd to
Mise Barrymore ability t. display
finishing hufuGr and exquisite tcudcrHrse
Lady Carlonncl Is he charactcr portray
ed by the atar 1hls Envlsh noble
woman is about fnidllc-Hpcd, and divurc-
ed but i8 very attructIyc and charming.
She ttIfns ~ rather cHpcicdiy and
clears marital complication "a which
her daughter. "a whom She ie unknown
becomes involved Her rcth0da arc
nothing like the motber-iu-Iaw If tradj-
tion but prove as startling rs they r.
amusing The surrounding company D.
support # Miss Barrymore IS 1p ~ the
high standard of Charles rohman Com
pauy and include tva T." Gpll,enuc
anita Rothc, Antoiucttc Hanson Ben
johnson T WIPnev I'crcvaaI ond other
i m - Happy. tic itc.t starring
vehicle ~ Frederick y BOWER hc Hell
known light corncoliuu Is coming 20 tho
Playhouse Frd9y evening and saturday
afternoon and evening Nov - uj
iG
Monday. November rs, the Cuop
Dix BOYS arc camug ID Tho Playhouse
IN "YouH like II. b rusical hos
IS rttcn ~ soldiers, comp, cd by Yhlier
and played bY soldier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-11
Graded Sunday Schools to Meet.

Tho regular monthly meeting of tie
New Castle County Graded SUNDAY
School mon Will be held in St Andrew !,
parish hou~t. Eighth and Orange streets.
tomorrow evening At : clock \ round
table conference viii b. led by Miss
Alendnball
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-10-25
Corporal johnson IN Hospital

Ina letter to his Milbank friends
Butch" Johnson says he has been
in the hospital, and has been re-
duced about fifty pounds in weight.
but he says it is perhaps not all
misfortune. He says he was in bad
shape when the troops he was with
and with whom he wanted to cross
the seas were embarking, but he
determined to go with them, al
though he was hardly able to stand
up when he got aboard the boat.
but examining officers came aboard
and went over all Of the men sending
"a of them ashore-he among the
rest. When he got to the hospital
his temperature was over 1O4, and
later he had four doctors working
over him. But he says that it was
q piece Of good luck after all, as the
transport he was to sail upon was
the America" which was sunk at
Hoboken. Butch was made cor.
poral some time ago. Tie is sta
toned at Camp Steward. Va, and
says he is commencing to feel him..
self again.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-10-25
The National PhOn0graph Record.

Recruiting corps of New York
have appointed Mrs. w. B.
Saunders chairman Of Grant
County to collect records from
Oct. 26th to Nov. End. Donations
of records may be left at Mrs.
Saunders home, or will be called
for if you telephone to her. In
every home where there is a
phonograph a number of records
are idle, perhaps they are not
the latest, perhaps they have
been played until they are tire
soma, perhaps the owners are
simply boarding old records be-
cause they hate to part with
them. These are Stacker
records, that our boys need at
the front. Records in good con-
dition will go Immediately into
service at the front, on ship
board, or in the camps, as a con.
tribution from the people Of the
United States to their fighting
forces. New records will be
gladly accepted and machines
and needles. Help make q great
success Of records for fighters
week, Oct. 26 to Nov. 2. Let.
Grant County do her share.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-10-25
Death Of Mrs. ROurk.

Mrs. Nellie Connolly Rourk,
who had been suffering from a
cancerous complaint for the past
year died last Monday evening.
She had been a patient sufferer
for many months. A sister of
the deceased. Mrs. Margaret
May, had been caring for her for
several months past at the Rourk
home in this city. The deceased
was born at Ft. Atkinson, Ohio,
Dec. Is. 1868, and has been a
resident Of this city for the past
% years. Her hu sband, Matt
Rourk, died just seven years ago.
Three sons survive her, two of
them, Walter and Claude, being
in the army in Fra nee, and Har.
old, who is doing railroad work
in Montana, was unable to be
here on account Of his own ill.
ness, with influenza.
The remains were taken to
Prior Lake, Mimi, for interment
by the side of those Of her moth.
err.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-10-25
A. B. Smedley Dies OF Typhoid.

August 3. Smedley, whose de-
cease Of typhoid fever was chroni
cled in last week 5 Herald Advance,
was one of the early residents OF
the county. coming here with his
father, Col. A. 3. Smedlev, who
settled in Melrose township in the
early eighties. He attended the
agricultural department OF the state
college for several terms while
farming the homestead north of
town. but Of recent years had been
employed as mechanical engineer
in electric light plants andy later
has been employed in the railroad
yards.
The deceased was born March Ia,
1871, and died at his home in this
city on Thursday, October II, 1918.
Mr.. Smedley was married to Miss
May Hudson, in Minneapolis on
August IL, 1915, and his wife and
half brother, Clinton Smedley,
survive him.
The funeral service was held at
the home Saturday afternoon by
Rev. Charles E. Wood, the attend
ance being restricted by the quar-
antine orders now in force.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-10-25
a Rouse Old Hen. =

Postmaster Martens last week
received letter from his son Frank,
stating that they were gradually
working up toward the front, and
the boys were all anxious to have q
hand in clearing the invaders from
France. He said he had just had q
talk with an old French women who
was bent over with age, but who
was cheerful and enthusiastic in
praise of the Americans, as were
all of the French people he had met.
He said his mastery Of the French
language was not sufficient to get
all the old woman was saying, but,
she told him when the Germans
took possession Of the place one Of
them had said to her "a rouse old
hen," but now the Americans had
come, they were saying to the in
vaders "a rouse old Boche,'' and
the old lady laughed heartily at the
turn in events. Frank says the
French people are anxious to. show
their appreciation Of the Americans
and are always glad to assist them
in any way.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-10-25
Time Changes October 27.

When the nation yawns and takes
an extra hours sleep on October 27.
the date set for ending the daylight-
saving season, there is grave danger
OF causing great waste in the
clock-making industry.
There must be no turning back
the hands of the clock, time record
ing experts declare in a warning to
the public. Such action would
fairly shatter the morale Of the timA
recording and master clocks and all
clocks striking the hours, and
would require the services Of an
army Of repair men, thus causing
an unnecessary v aste of man power.
Turn the hands around eleven
hours" is the advice OF the time
service department Of the Western
Union company. By turning the
hands forward until the time In
dicated is one hour less than at the
start Of the change the same result
AS stopping will be had.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-10-25
Helping French Orphans

Mrs. Marcelle Reeve, who is tax
ing care of little French orr
phans. recently received q letter
from the mother Of the little one
whom she had adopted, acknowledge
ing the receipt of funds:
Boullcret, Sept. 8, 1918.
My dear Madam: The COMMITTEES
of the Franco American Fraternity
has Informed me that you have had
the goodness Of adopting my little
son Rene Chamallard, age four az
years, and | have received money
order of 45 francs equals S9.OOl
Allow me madam, to send you my
best of thanks. And | pray you
madam that you will accept my ten
derest expressions of true apprecia-
tion Of your generosity, and re-
main,
Yours sincerely,
Madame Yrs. Chamallard
BoulIcret (char), France
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-10-25
RAILWAY IMPROVEMENTS.
Car Repairing Department to be En-.
larqed and New Buildings Erected.

A number Of railroad officials
were in town last week, and after
an inspection Of the car repairing
department at this point, have given
orders for an extension Of the work
here. The present small buildings
are to be taken down and new
buildings 2Ox2OO feet in dimensions
are to be erected with side tracks
both north and south of the shops.
The indications are that work
here is to be considerably enlarged
and the working force increased.
Mr.. M. J. Hokland, foreman Of
this department has thirty-nine men
at work now, and they have all that
they can possibly do, and are more
than kept busy, SO that the enlarge
ment of the work at this point is
growing necessity. The next car
repairing department on the west
is at Aberdeen, and the first one on
the east is at Montevideo.
The car repairing force take
considerable pride in their work
and in their part Of the railroad
yards. They have recently secured
a fine flag. 8x16 #. in size, and
have it flying from 40 #. flag
pole to show their patriotism.
They also have built up a rather
unique little park with cinder back
ground and lettered with white
stones, presenting the sign mil
bank Car Repair Dept" The boys
in the car department certainly
want to show that they are alive
and patriotic