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New-York tribune., 1918-08-08

Butter Receipts were 1854 boxes.
Creamery, higher than extras. per 10,
4o12 a 46'4c; extras (92 score). 451.c:
firsts (sS to 81 score), 43 Y @45c; sec
onds (s3 to 81 score). 42N 43c; thirds.
800 Ale; creamery, unsalted. higher
than extras, 47n47a4c; extras. 46n
46a4c; frsts. A u a l5l2c; seconds, -
a 4ic; state. dairy. tubs, finest. 44isGl
15c; good to prime. APO 44c; common
to fair. 37M41c; renovated, extras. 4l
ta4l Ec; frsts, 400 4Olsc; lower
grades, 37a 39c; imitation creamery.
tirsts, 37'2(a 3s lac; ladies'. current
make. tirsts, 800 &c; seconds. S5Cg
35 &c; lower grades. 33 IL a "a &c; pack
ing stock. current make, No. /. $50
3b'sc; No. 2. 34lsc; lower grades,
800 34c.
Cheese Receipts were 1924 boxes.
State, whole milk. fresh, flats. specials.
colorcd. lb, Oh. a 26c; white. 25M a
26c; average run. colorcd. 25fa 25isc;
white, 2bld25 '2c; lower grades. 2l0I
2i@c; twins, specials. 25c; average
run. 2AA a25hc; lower grades. 2l0d
24'sc; single daisies, 25lA@26,4c;
double daisies, 25@26c; Wisconsin,
New-York tribune., 1918-08-08
Money and Credit

For the first time in several weeks
the banks made more liberal offerings
OIL hXed date funds yesterday. A sub
stantial volume of time money was
placed at per cent for thirty to
sixty day periods.
IN brokerage circles the larger Of
1erings came as something of sur
prise IN view of the action of the
Federal Reserve Bank earlier in the
week, having urged the member banks
to curraii all loans of less essential
character. 1t is believed. however
that the offerings of the time funds
VIII not reach large proportions, and
thao such loans that are placed will all
be made for short periods.
At the Stock Exchange yesterday call
money continued firm with ruling rates
OF to 61s per cent. About 81 900 900
was placed at 5A per cent, which was
the low rate for the day.
Ruling rates for money yesterday.
compared with a year ago, we're as
follows:
Yesterday. Year ago.
Per cent. Per cent.
Call money:
On mixed collateral 2ll
On industrial col't'l 6la
lime money (mixed col'ateraD:
sixty days.......6 414@4I2
Ninety days 4lL 64iL
four months ....6 4a4
rive 10 'lx monthso 4a4
Commercial Paper.-The market was
quiet, with rates holding steady at 6
per cent for the best regular ma
turtles.
Bank Acceptances.-Ratcs were un-
changed. as follows. yesterday:
Thirty Sixty Ninety
spot de- days. days. Gays.
livery: Per cent. Per cent. Per cent
f i & Bile
m m bcr
banks. .4n@4 4*@44 4n@4N
E igjbls
nonmcm-
bcr banka4M@4Hs 4ss@4n 49s@4a
] eligible
bank bilIs.54 @4s4 5M@4s4 5N@43z
For delivery within thirty days:
Per cent
Eligible member banks ....... dN
Eligible non-mcmhcr banks..... 4sI
ineligible bank hill.
JIxcnunf Rafeu frl1n,,;r<. 4.Ii
New-York tribune., 1918-08-08
Orchard and Field
Hay and Straw

Timothy. No. I.
y large bales :. s2s. 90 5000 s22ooeuw
No. | clover mxd 23.oo@25.o0 17WSisM
Rye straw. No. 17.OO@12oO 140o9t5U
New-York tribune., 1918-08-08
Metals

No change was reported in regard to
copper yesterday. The trade is await
ing the result of the conference at
Washington which is to determine
what price the government will fix
next for the metal. The lead market
was quiet and the tone steady, with
prices unchanged. There was a change
in regard to spelter. The demand is
said to be relatively good now, and not
only is the market f1rmer, but there
has been price advance.
Current prices for the principal
metals, compared with those prevailing
a year ago follow:
New-York tribune., 1918-08-08

Retiring Silver Certifcates.-Sil
certificates in circulation are gradual
ly being retired. The process is auto
matte, as the silver securing the GER
tficates is melted down. During the
month Of July the amount of silver
certificates outstanding shrunk from
1881 ,4O1. .141 to 360,6o4,775. 1t is ex-
pected that by another month the new
one and two dollar Federal Reserve
Bank notes will be put into circulation.
These will fill the place made by the
withdrawal from circulation of the sill
ver certificates
New-York tribune., 1918-08-08

Bank Clearings.-Bank clearings in
New York and other cities were as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1918-08-08

Discount Rates.-Ths following table
New-York tribune., 1918-08-08

On mixed collateral6 2N
On industrial col'tl 6Io 3
Time money (mixed col'ateraD:
New-York tribune., 1918-08-08
Produce Markets-Curren

'kiln dried.
New-York tribune., 1918-08-08
rkets and Comm cree
Relevant Comment
War Finance Boards Profit

Participation in the recent financing
of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation
proved exceedingly galnful for the
who helped to place the s50,0O0,000
issue of per cent notes said yesterday
that the War Finance Corporation
made the same rate of profit on the
transaction as the private banking
houses which composed the dnderwrit-
ing syndicate. The governmcnt-ow
body made at least onehalf of | per
cent, it is understood, on the $20,000,
0C0 block of notes, which they agreed
to take if the public failed to. 1t did
rot have to take any of them. The
role Of the War Finance Corporation
was. strictly speaking, that of buyer
associate of the underwriters. Bankers
said they saw no reason why the cor
pcration at Washington could not con-
time to make large sums of money, If
it selected its associates in such vent
ures and its investments wisely. More
over, it was pointed out that the FL
nance Corporation could help supply
capital without putting up cent by
repeating the part it played in the
Bethlehem financing. Its participation
in the underwriting of new issue, as
one banker suggested, is equlValent 10
the statement of banker to his anx
ious depositors that J. P. Morgan &
Co. have guaranteed his deposits.
Without spending any money, the lat
ter firm would be able to play sig
nifcant part merely by lending its au
thorty and prestige.
Government Can Use Earnings
In return for its services in cnhanc-
ing public confidence in an issue by in
dorsing it the War Finance Corpora
tion, bankers indicated, could receive
assurances from the underwriters that
they would sell the block of securities
that the War Finance Corporation took
along with their own share. Thus the
govcrnment-owned body could make as
large a profit as the private firms with
out the necessity of actually attending
to the placing of it's share of the Sc
curities on the market. If the War
Finance Corporation pursues a course
that continues profitable the problem
of what to do with it's earnings will
arise But with war debts rapidly
growing the government will not in
any probability be embarrassed by such
contingency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
FOOD SAVING DAY
FOR THE SCHOOL
Special Exercises Showing Need
of Conservation to be Held
on Friday.

Friday of this week, has been fixed
bv the Federal Food officials. as School
Day, in the conservation Week program
now in progress On that day. special
programs showing the need for voluntary
food saving will be held in all schools in
the State.
Every school teacher in Delaware will
TODAY. receive the following letter. rcla-
tive to the observance of School Day.
"State Board Of Education, Dover,
Delaware, Dec. ,, 1918.
'Dear Fellow Teschers
''Thc Federal authorities have asked
that a program for Food Day in the schools
of America be carried out Friday, Deccm-
Der &. 1918.
THE program is TO be found m the
bulletin National School Service" You
are requested to Use that program
Every teacher is expected to impress upon
the children the danger of starvation of
millions of children i'll Europe this winter
The sympathy of your pupils must be
held. Therefore, We strongly urge the
teachers TO keep the children informed as
In the efforts which our government and
other nations will take TO save life dur
ing the year.
The maps which will be sent Won
showing the location of the hungry ma
tlons. should be used IN the geography
classes and should furnish material for
talks by the teachers
Apprecrsting your help.
Very truly yours,
E. ]. Hardesty. superintendent Of
schools, Sussex county
John Shilling, superintendent of school
Kent county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
FULL EFFORT or SERVICE.
Official Announcement Made BY The
United States Employment Service.


The following official announcement
has been made from Washington, regard
ing the future of the United States En-
ployment Service:
with the signing Of the armisticc be-
tween the Allied powers and Germany,
the work Of the United States Employ
ment Service enters new phase. Vital
rs has been its work during the past year,
the duties which lie ahead arc, If possible,
of equally great importance. There can
be no doubt that in the redistribution and
replacement of labor, following the war,
the full effort of the entire service will he
called upon 10 the utmost.
1T is imperative that the signing oi the
arrnistice and successive steps toward final
peace he followed by no relaxation ON the
part of any employc of the United States
Employment Service. For the PLAIN reason
that the war is not vet definitely over, the
recruitment of labor for war industries
should continue until notification TO the
contrary.
"ln the great task of reconstruction.
the government will rely on the Employ
ncnt Service, its Public Service Reserve
agent, and its State ADVISORY and Com
munitv Labor Boards 10 carry out highly
important public duties
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
BACK TO CIVILIAN LIFE.
Alien Born Soldiers, Naturalized
Under New Law. Feel
Responsibility.

Camp Dix, Wnghtstown, ". J., Dec.
3.--Havint transformed more than 1000
alien soldiers into United States citizens
since Congress offered citizenship to every
man fighting under tho Stars and Stripes,
the Camp Dix branch of the Nnturali-
xation Court of Philadelphia closed it's
work here yesterday there being practically
no further need for it, with the stopping
of the draft. OF the new citizens created
here hundreds have already shown by
personal valor on hattlcfelds of Europe
their worthincss to stand beside native
born sons, while of those still held by
military necessity IN training hattahons,
il is evident to officers that they will
take up their new citizenship duties in
civil life with greater appreciation of
what it means to be an American" than
would have resulted from their becoming
citizens through the regular channels
Under the terms of the new law grant
ing citizenship to foreigners called into
the armies, tho ncw citizens do not re-
ccivc thcir naturalization papers until
their discharge from the service. An such
papers were filed with tho Naturalization
Department at Washington, and as
rapidly as they are released this week
through demob,h zstion the new citizens
are applying for their credentials.
Federal Judges Rellstab, DAVIS and
Burlington have all presided at one or
more sessions of the Naturalization Court
which has had it's headquarters in the
Liberty Theatre. A class Of 900 candidates
was the largest naturalized at one time.
Examiner Daniel I Isyrnos, Of The
Philadelphia district, has been in charge
of the work during recent weeks, having
succeeded j. H. Clazer. of phladelphia
Records show that Italians had big
ger representation III the clsssoa than
nation was represented, even NUMEROUS
former subjects Of enemy countries
The DIX Acacia Club has been or
Rarized by Masons among officers AZ the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Acid-Sto1nach Makes
Bad Blood, Headaches
and Nervousness

EATONIC that want cgorvpnr ~ know how qrrk
" q will neu'rahe the nodfY aBd tho stomach rii
-"on be sweet and uorma a2aip and the Rirk Trl
and happy once norr.
The truly wonderful modern rrrordy FATO>IC,
literally wipes eut ttf oycos 3cd 7 dpcs the pprk
easily, pcediIy and thoroughiY y rnakrs the
acf pure eWrct, cool md .0Ufnrtatio II helpe
grt full strength oHt ~ ovr~Y moIthfu - i0o1 ,op
food Won cannot enjoy robust vigorous po9lN
Try FAIb%IG tnd soe upw q,uctiy b bHnlsh~-
The immediate ofif.fg nf sp9r. trld @ioraHrh l'.t'
hcarfturn. brichng fnsd repeating. Indigestion Fir
mitch more you rrI-h gour food bow aseily 5pnr
food dpcs'sd aDw irYrh better yo'i ,gok how
oundy Won tioer h"w urrvaIeros~ and rrr'atility
df7arpear
- ehv sufcr ,uafrr Harr Qlrn suc 0uick relief II
af afnd' F-rr,who-r people vi p ha9- ssrd EATONTC
tcr.ify power l.rr1g r1iok relief Tac tcs'i
n4nale af of t.r.r po.tIc 4ra y, .rfbust7stfr
and feil II such -rnnrteh'o rrrf a rr t0or' un.
# Won arc one IF tho-~ yAo have rc4 ~7ry-.
thing h'it ID spite ~ ttfil tsotirg iu pnysr.i
rongfh md vgrr iern at nr~a II ttsr FAIpNr
Dar.t pm II a# ',at trcl .a.r physical and nonftt
.unrh Hove tt- ..,,cca trd .trrgY VI work .v1'h
..n IrErw tHr Rold tifngs ~ It~ learn rhsf II
rr4n4 ta flI-'. afihlle .ver rtth .onfh i1e thon-
aH1- sf other ya4 sstit av 0i never drrHrDed y
rosshir 'hat iich tonaorffi tan0e for ttr better
COULD hr bro1eift ltolt o ...Ieti.
~o vet nto Uar af tAf1@iC trrni yaT- 5-rg.
yts' .adav ltl .l1r.rto. trt IATDEiC 1u
sde1-o .oI the tet proof tlat s.'l md ran
.rf=f s0ur drTaE-t untr tai- guarantee good
f. tal7 gn an. erH. faka back rc eyiil rafiind
-orr r0anev He aon cant .cnnv unless
IhTOETr helps Hoe .nur druggist .ineg aot
sror tAT0\Ir rrfa 4, a+ and vr'l -nnd ,
t4g gOc BOOK lua -ui s. fa. .1r after F0l ro-
-etse a Addrcs. III I Ertme- President a.atnn,c
Eemrdy Com '.r Aanean we md ith ~'
Gapag0. III.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
RETHLEUEM PLANT To CLOSE.
Huge Lebanon Steel Mill vii Omit Next
Week

Lebanon, Pa, Dec. quito n stir
wns caused in la or circles hero by the
announcement that the Bethlehem Steel
Company plans to suspend operations
next week Mt its 8. ,n0O,0O0 steel plant
here because of fa ling of of orders
and the fact that there is big supply
of steel on hand. Assurance has been
gwen that most of the men affected by
the shutdown will be gwen employment
in the iron mills and factories of the
plant. where there IL a demand for labor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
SO EASY TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
WITH POSLAM

DON'T let thnse erIlptious remain to
hlc,nish and annoy any longer than IT
takes Poslam TO heal them And Pos
lam ia best equipped to do the work
because It's healing powers are eonoen-
tratcd Relieves itching at once
Apply poslam at night and leave
it on IN the daytime too, when con
venient II acts quickly. You nnn srnn
see benefits Toslam ls harmless
So effective Is Ioslam that little
of il will cover large surface II Is tte
QUALITY. not the quantity Of II, that
does the work
Sold everywherc For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories, IL
poslam Soap, rncdlcntcd with Po7
lam, briehtons. heanfiGes emnpleSiona
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Married in New York.

MIR and Mrs, Charles III Fitzgerald of
Sl2 Washington street. announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Mary Anna
Paine 80 Captain Edwin Ernest Cole, Of
Baltimore, Md The wedding took place
IN ST Pauls Chapel, New York City, at
noon on Saturday, November 80 Tho
young couple were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs John II. Clark of this city. They will
hc at home in New York City, after
January I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

cantonment and will open a clubhouse
this week nj Wriphistown M a centre
for fraternal and social affairs. Mem
bcrship has been extended to Masons
among civilian employees of the camp and
TO the fraternity in general residing near
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

'Wilbur II. Jump, superintendent Of
schools, New Castle county.
ga. II. Spaid commissioner of cduoa-
tion.
Approved by Edmund Mitchell,
Federal Food Administrator for Della
ware"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Hears From Former Clerk

Clerk of the Peace John l. Wright
has received postal onrd and = copy
Of the Stars and Stripes aent from Eng
land by Edward Talley, formerly
clerk in MIR. Wriphts Office and now
with the American cxpedtionhry forces
overpena
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

Many times you have seen an aWfuTIy bad,
oozey looking face that makes you think
1T blood poison. You are wrong. for about
nine times out Of ten IT IS caused by an acid
stomach, which lnterfereS with the natural
digestion Of the food IN the entire digestive
tract Of course, this makes the blood u
plre and 1t always shows up IN the face,
with red nose and pimply. botchy, muddy
bad looking complexion Get rid If the
excess acid keep your blood pure. and see
how quickly the face will show It with good
looks
Remember too that when you cat no matter
how good the food. If tho digestion faulty vou
cannot escape tho penalty tho loss ~ power fnruia
and rivsca Al this Is the result ~ supor-1cldi' +,
rs the doctors call IT, Then again If you cat rnnfc
food than the body requires y - converted int" gas
hv fcrmcutatton what Is chilled stomach Thus
shows that even good food taken IN oxccss can a
unco become poison and hndrance to good health
Ercess acid aqo eauscs irritation The stomach.
ntcstincs and the nerve hhres which, hy the mil
Iron rln from thc stomach and tho iutcatincz all
over tho body and directly to thc hratn Tins 81
frequently the causo Of tboar awful headaches tl4t
~ many people aticted with In tIrno if a1tl
develop INTO hyper rhIorldla tho prime aalsa 81
slecplessnees, then nervous Indigestion ncanehoa
and frequently, INSANITY
<ervnurnesz - caused by eour stomach brca3-c
TIN acld ernent ation r4uzrs decomposition naHkre
car,an diovde and other toyicz whch taken tnta
the blood rrltatc tho nerves and affect the entire
nervous system In this manner IT creates nervous.
ness and ynu often hear people say sn pcr
vaus that | ust think HIl fly - hccre and lltfc
10 they attribute the canee - scld condition 81
jhe stomach
pew method IF removing fhis exce=z acd aas
been found Read what learned Michigan pfly-
lclan writes of h- success with ! havr qad
such wonderful success WITH method called
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
The good old-fashioned
Linoleuns

with the patterns clear through to the back.
These the KIND that beat them all wear and for good
good looks Through large buying Nere
abe get special prices these good noeuH $500
and Yard One Of wholesalers wanted
all our stock of cork linoleuns, for they scarce
Heavy grade printed Lnoleus here good variety Of the
Is and qualities for special price Of only 85c square yard
On sale retail only. beginning These should have
been here months ago but We couldn't get them shipped
Third Floor take elevator
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
north CANADIAN
DUE TO RISE five
FEET TOMORROW
Flood Danger Less Than at
First Expected,

With the crest of the rise in the Cana
dian river past Fl Reno the weather
bureau predicted this morning that it
would reach Oklahoma City tomorrow
morning The river is expected to rise
four or five feet between early morning
and night J. p, Slaughter. observer
at the weather bureau, stated that the
rise will not be as high as at first pre-
dicted, but II would cause the river to
reach a stage here similar to last year
and probably flood all the bottom land
Reports received today, he said, stated
that the river was falling this morning
at FL Reno. At the city waterworkS
this noon no rise was noticeable, the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
SANITARY SURVEY
CANVASS STARTS
HERE NEXT WEEK
Organization of Volunteers Is
Being Perfected,

General canvass of the residences oI
this city 10 secure data for the health
survey will not he under way until next
week Meanwhile, according to Mrs.
Eli Brown, who is in charge OF the
women volunteers in the movement or
ganlIation will be perfected so that each
OF the 400 women TO be enlisted in the
work will know exactly when she can
work and where. There are 1900
dwellings in the city, $50 apartment
buildings containing 2,400 apartments
All OF these will be reached by the vol
unteer Investigators. The business sec
tons of the city. dairies and public
utilities plants will be taken care of by
experts employed for the drive by spe-
cial committees of the Chamber OF
Commerce or by departments of the
city and government
Immediate results from the health
survey, il is said, will show in the re-
duction OF infant mortality In this de-
partment of the work the health sur
vey Will receive the close cooperation
ot the Provident association and
Mothers club of the City Federation
OF clubs The city has thorough
going ordinance covering the milk traf-
fio: the health survey will result in en-
abling the particular enforcement of
this ordinance. Official inspection as
a matter of practicabilty cannot go so
far with investigation of dairy condi-
tions as will comprehensive health
survey such as is now under way here
The health survey, according TO the
Association for the Prevention of Tu-
berculosis, will be without financial
character This has been attended to.
The cooperation that is asked of every
resident of the city is such as he at all
times is ready to accord, namely, in
formation. No public betterment ever
undertaken here, according to the be-
lief of those who are heading it, will
encounter fewer obstacles.
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TO town short time o on his last
iurlough. Tie talked great deal about
4 girl near his camp and Just in fun
pretended 10 he jealous lie laughed
and ! thought he took II all as a Ioke.
After he got back to up he wrote
me a lettc and mentioned her In the
same spirit | had pretended to be
Jealous while he was here, | commented
on what he said about Ii r. lie was
very angry and Said that he had al
ways considered me too fine girl TO
doop 10 jealousy and that he wanted
me Ia understand he was very fond
of that girl and he valued her friend.
ship as much as he did mine
| have been very dee3ly hurt by the
letter ! am Sorr" now that was so
foolish | would take back every word
| said II II would do any good ! lust
cant apologize because everything I
said was in spirit OF fun and | don't
feel that ! did anything 10 apologize
Tor What would YOU advise me to do'
S l.. NJ.
Write the boy a frient'y letter. Tell
him briefly III he misunderstood what
YOU said and that probably you did 20
too FAR m your fun Stv that YOU are
glad he has SO good a friend II you
ignored his last letter and did not
write at all he would attribute your
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
RECIPE FOR CORNS
Here Is Simple Recipe That VIII
Take OFF Corns without
Pain or Danger.

II not only is useless. but painful and
dangerous to cut off corn. Il is lust
like hair on the face The more you
shave it off the faster it comes out.
You can remove them in the privacy
OF your own home without pain or
danger Simple get a small bottle of
Cactus Corn Compound at any drug
store, and pain the corn with H. In a
few days tn ecorn will come off with
out any pain, and no sore feet to inter
tere with your work
A bottle of Cactus Corn Compound
costs only few cents and is enough
to take off dozens of corns. Full di-
rections come with each bottle. ANY
druggist will refund your money If
you are not salts Ped, ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
| am Sincere! Stop Ca|omeI!
Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Listen to met Calomel sickens and you may lose
days work. If bilious, constipated or
headachy read my guarantee

Liven up your sluggish liver Feel
fine and cheerful make your work a
pleasure BE- vigorous and full of ambi-
ton, But take no nasty, dangerous
calomel, because it makes you sick and
you may lose a days work.
CalomeI is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking it up That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramp-
ing.
Listen to me II you want to enjoy
the incest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced, Just
take a teaSpoonful of harmless Dodson'S
Liver Tone tonight Your druggist or
dealer sells you a bottle of Dodson's