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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
Stack PRICES ADVANCE
At EXCHANGE OPENING
Reflect Belief That Transition
From War to Peace Will
b3 Easy.
nv Associated Press 10 Every rycnrng

New York, wall street, Nov IA !
Buyine orders in large volume lifted
prices considerably at the opening Of to
dav's stock market Demand evidently
resulted from more authoritative nt-
suranccs of an easy Transition Of business
from war 10 peace conditions
Rails, shipplngs oils. coppefs and
equipments shared almost equally IN the
advance which cxtcndcl from 10 -
points IN the first half hour
L. $ Steel was be only leader 10 make
little upwnrd progress. fo'dlng within
fractional limits
French nufioipal bonds we're strong at
he record quotation 81 1u2
PRICES ooNrINtEp 10 ADVANCE
No0N Trading lapeed after the first
hour. but advances were we'll maintained
on confirmation Of earlier adyIrcs lndi-
eating that the government IS adopting
systcmatic measures 10 stabilize post war
trade conditions
/ 5 Steel gained = points and other
issues of the same class fose ! To points.
Oils were strong, notably Mexican
Petroleum and ROYAL Dutch, and marine
preferred reflected tic probable carly coT-
summation Of its long pending do8l
Metal shares were higher ~ anilci-
patton If the retention of the EXISTING
price scheduled by the War indus'iies
Board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
DON'T BE, BALD
How 10 Max Hair Grow tro z. hck
ard Lustrous.

If your halr Is thinning out, don't Walt
another day hut 70 - \ B Danferfh
and get bottle oi partslan sage, h. truly
efficient halr grover
Don't say It he same did story
We beard II before, hut Try a bottle at
their risk They guarantee par,ian sage
to stop falling halr aud stimulate Il new
growth, banish all ,landruff aud almost
instantly stop -ealp Itch or money back
Parisian sag contains III-t the clements
needed 10 properly nHigorate The lsir
roots l.ts = prtue iaxarlte uitti dis
eliminating ladies hets.nse Il m4k.- the
balr - soft and lastreus aud appsr
tWtcc ~ abundant
Partisan sagc i tneNp, n~i3e aad easily
obtaluabc at All drug star,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
FU.. D FOR FINE TREES
At LtLhWkRE COLLEGE
Members Of Alumni Make Con
tributions for Trees III Mem
ory of Their Glasses

special or r,,~ pondrnc, 81 Every Evening
New TX \H IL At thc suggestion
IL IJu. ri y NaIlaU,hFham formerly
I, professor III Dclaw:r, College Rho ha,
icon spending several months in Newark
a rec fin Il has been etartc,i lIcn PROMISES
tn i., ri great benefit In hcSttifNing
III VIZ ard ,cn CAMPUS NJ aItand's-
III $40 i,r the plautIuc 81 tulip poplar
il u,cm,ry II tIc cas. II 1875
Charccll, laric~ u turtiS con'rhut-
"a SO i,l aa elm ii Iuctuoty II 1l3e class
II 49, Charles T. lvaI.9. SO fer an
clu III ncrn,ry q the II, IS u lNNb and
Judge I Sayard II,i-cl SO / r an elm
In meme n oi the class Il l>>> The
- cir gaiitd IN the new campus last
Scar .rc No,rismrg
N.r \aIlardighan letter - President
Mitchell suggesting tho tree fund follows .
some oi - amorg the Alumni are
watclirr W.T., apprehension the Ill-con-
ClitioI! = uiauy trees IN tho campus of
old collecc Il tres mar IL. tly doomed
are not iunneuateI> replaced tire pros
pcct is that within the next dozen wears
the campus uill he bare IN much Of it>
area and pooplcd elsewhere with mere
ar crcai wrecks
In >7ew Il this condition | herewith
cou,rlnutc ten dollar, for the planting 81
. re, tree tins fall IA ;hc campus n old
college Aiy pr,fercr {" j. Tor q tulIp
poplar iut q final DECISION IN fhs matter.
fotl - ~ tnc frcs and - rs place IN he
campus. ! ,nc, rful!l leave - the c1Iprts
,t 'hc coliegc @rd The l.<perIfl.nt >tatlon
who earu,Sii< hop, and urge viii lie
cUs.~ulte,! a~ tp thc systematic improve
rnDnt ~ III If tie college grounds
Ri-h - present tli, tree, rs i memorial
10 ny own class 1913
Professor AicCue tells me that eight
dnllars is enough 10 nuy and plant tree.
] he other two dollars hope Will 20 with
like contributions t"a fund Tor the pruning
and general care ut trees ~ the campus
yct worth SAVING many ot winch are
grrAtI in need Of care My friend
Chancellor Curtis tells me that he would
like ~ contribute u tree III memory II
The rlaes of 1877 You Will doubtless
hear from hl1 j.pon 'hlo subject 4s from
another ahlmnuo who ha~ told me hat
he IS ready 20 provldc tree n menert
Ui hi~ GLASS
! earnestly hop" that th- movement
nav spread So TINT not only the campus
of Old college may be preserved now and
forever Ia its glory, blit that all the ground
Of both colleges may De adequately plant
cd under skilled technical advice II
would IL, well also il tie students could
rc lea fo tahc an intelligent intcrcs IN
tic gra-~. tree and -lruoDcry So that
~ could have legion # young eye,
intelhgentIy upon thc outlook for any
threat To the health of vegetation
Cordially voura
Edward y \aIIandrgIlarn
Newark November Is, 1915
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
HUNS KEEP UP GROWL
ON NARM|STICE TERMS
Emphasize Their Success IN Fight
ing Back World of Enemies
Fifty Months.
II, .ssoc,atcd Press to Every Evening

IN ASSOElafcd tFtSS 10 t'NttN h<NNi'r
Paris, Tuesday, Nov l2.-A dcriara-
ton sent IL the French government
,arll this week tv the German pleul-
rotcntiarloe who Went 10 Marshal f"ch
i,a.ioti"rttrS t. sign the aimIstlcc &c
tween the allies and t,crnary has tccn
rul.Ii>hcd here Il protests against Some
features oi the tcrrns agreed to f'y the
t;.rmonS and to which they objected
verbally AZ their first meeting with
Marshal Toch The declaration reads
The German government Will naturally
mn k every effort to aId III the CARVING
out ii the obligations imposed upon 1t.
Is Observation-Disclosures recognize That on
certain points u conclntorv splrit has
lccu shown toward their suggestions.
They can. consequently. consider tho
ol scrvations which they submitted on
November y. referring - conditions OF
the arnistlr,. and the reply they received
on November 10 n forming m integral
part oi the complete convention
They cannot however permit any
doubt to exist on the fact that the short
ncs, ii tn. delay fixed Tor evacuation
:tnd the handing over 81 indispensable
means nf transport threaten to provoke
= state of attaiIs which, without tho
German government and people beng al
fault may render the execution nf the
conditions of the arInIStiCc impossible
The Observation-Disclosures further consider u
their duty. referring to heir reiterated
verbal and written declaration. - stat"
once more with the utmost energy that
the execution oi this convention must
throw the German people into anarchy
and famine.
After the public manifestations which
preceded the laying down Of tho armStlcr
conditions might have been expected
which, while giving our adverSancs iulI
military security. would have put an end
70 the slIffCr1ngs of nun-comhatant women
and children The German people.
which for ~ months has held ont against
a world OF enemies. Will MAINTAIN ITS
liberty and unity despite every violence
Basel TUESDAY. NOV II Declaring
the new democratic state ot Bavaria II
not responsible Tor thr faults of the old
regime in Germany. a manifesto ha~ been
sent from MUNICH 10 tho ucw federal
government Of Germany, asking I hat COM
rllaIlt over the CONDITIONS ~ he armstlct
he sent IL the entente powers II Is ~ald th''
terms agreed 10 hy Germany ii stopping
hoetIItlc~ arc If such 4 nature II 4"
prevent rapid rc-c-tahli~hncnt III order n
Bavaria
\ Basel dispatch earlier III 'l.c Wcch rt-
ported that IL, i}aNArau government
had scnt i protest to President NlJ~"n
complaining that the toms % TIE arms
tice were burden>omc III that part oi Ger
many and that thc new government Nae N
10 way 10 blame for the uNcn~cs 81 thc
wIlitarist~ who formerly nilcd Germany
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
PHIla. PRODUCE AlARkET.

"a Associated Press 20 I,cr, E,cuine
PhiIadclptia. Pa Noy ll Batter.
higher western creamery extra. Us rcar-
IN punr~ fancy ~ 50
rc~ higher ,carh1 tfsts ard western
extra til~'- % 4ua2l UO per ca~c nearby
current receipts and western iiIetS, l9 S0a
70 co. fancy selected, packed. 1.ia15 per
dozen
Cheese. trm New Work and Nl>con-
sin, full milk 52a.4}
Com, dull yellow, as q grade and
location j5tl ~
Oats, steady " , white ~ a>0:
No ;, 7Ha7Si2
spring chickens, 23a2N. rousiers. 24a25.
turkeys 34a36 ducks. Pckln, 2Oa22
geese 2~a32
Dressed poultry. easier fowls, lower
fresh killed. fancy 36l 2a37 DO smaller
sizce, .i2a36: roostcrs, 2S ,: western hroll-
ing chickens 42a45 do roasting 3Ou3l
>prlng ducks Long Island and Penn
Svyalua 39ai0
PotAtoc-. louer. EASTERN shore 20ua
S5al 90. do No > 5lta71 Icrsry ard
PENNSYLVANIA pcr hundred It's ~ J.
> l:ia2 20 do Ne , ! 25al.11
Flour. dun winter wheat 100 per cent
flour. l0o0ai021 Kansas wheat do.
IOphl0 - kau~as wheat, do l05Oa
l0e5 eprlng wheat, DO 70 50al0N5
lIay weak timothy No large and
mail balc>. - O0a,}3. 90. No ,. 30V1a
81 90 No 3. 25OOa26 90 clover mixed.
light. 50 O0;.3l 90. No ] 2S OOa29 %.
No ,. 25OOa26 90
IaIlow quiet prime. city. in tierceS.
1911. do special loose, 20; prime coun-
try 1872. dark Ii 2;l7a cdible IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
Old JOBS FOR FIGHTERS.
Soldiers Must Find Open Door on Return.
SAYS Manufacturer.

New Nork. NOV II Every American
@ldier and sailor Will find TIL Old j"h
awalting him upon his discharge from
service. according To i statement ISSUED
herc Yesterday hy stephen ) Mas"n.
president of the National As~oelafIon II
Manufacturers
The outstanding Obligation "f every
manufacturer. thc statement sald n"W
i t. H. ready t. -akc hacA Irto hl> plant
tie mri. who. dropped 1hoir W"rh t. place
thcr lives ii the disposal of the nation
Il j. thcir plaln duty 10 have an open
door ior . return - opportunity ard
prosperity oi every American soldier
and sailor who seeks To return 10 hls for
mcr employment and occupation, re-
cardicSs of how the position may have
been filled during his absence in the
service oi our nation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
CA7cIT ALLEGED MURDERER

DEPUTY Sheriff Lewis Seth made a
record arrest last evening, on the North
East rond, when he captured four auto
thieves who later turned out to be charged
with murder \ new hcvTolct car con
tanning Anthony McssInn, white and
Fred Green. Nobel Wilkins and John
Conner. All coIorcd broke down on the
road. when the deputy came along IN
his ear and notices the men acting su~-
plclously. Not having his weapons with
him. the officer made 3 hIg bluff, placed
the men under arrest and brought them
Ia Flhtnn jail
The car carried = Pennsylvania Il
ccnsc and the officer soon got IN touch
with the police department uf Chester,
Pa, and learned that the machine had
been stolen from that citv also about
5000 worth of tires. and that the men
were wanted for a murder committed
III that city Tuesday night
The prisoners refused 10 talk and r.
being detained until the arrival of the
Chester police.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
DEATHS

A>DERso>-In tins cl'>. on \otemher
H. 1919 Encu 9 Tife .: John IN
dc son
invited 10 attend rhe funeral from hrr
latc r,eidence 20 >orte Rroone >'recf
on Mondaz moT9nT f.,, T. : ,.b',-IS "rock Re
mem al Cathedral cemetery.
CO<NELLY Al Philadelphia Ia on
November Il. 1918. John J. husband Of
Narv ConnallS nee sheridan and son
Of the late Peter and Catherine Connolly
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
tie funeral from ills tate residence. t35
Tree street Philadelphia. Pa. on ~utUrdag
morning November lG REQUIEM mass al
our Lady OF Mi Carmei Church. Third
and Wolf stroels at 9c.G'k lntr-m"nt
al l. O'Clock noon. Automobile funeral
DAVIS-In tins city. on November II.
1918. Francis X DAVIS. aged II years
Relatives and friends ar, inyt"d q attend
the funeral services al tue caaIri al VIII
mlnGron and Braudywlne cemetery, on Fri
day NoveIni"r -. a o'clock lnternent
d WiIn'ngton and Brandy":ne cemetery.
EMORY Delsuarc Br,ahwa,,t or
second officer ot steamship Pearl Smell
Iate,menit >o,,mb,r Is Al Bar Baeior
Alain'
oRl BB in ms en- on November Ii.
t4l> Rr.4gct N wife pf lame. t1rubb
Gv.o' g. aud friends are tnlIted 80 Attend
(tt tH1tftt IRON tt't idtt Ft~tfff nee. Pff
honrnc street on ~aturda. morrin@ 30
ScHnt,cr ~. 8; 2 c;ocA Requiem ITasr al
r. paul- Cnufcn Interment Al Cathedral
cenettr.
Jt\E> III ms ci,3 or <overbtr +,
!si- Har - rta nuaband of Pearl
Relative irieuG, and .mp.Gtt> oi M.
har.4u tiniint ~~or;b Corpora on 4re
Etttfd - t.'B9 tH' '1HrrIl >frNlCs .at tbt
s4d.lI.' 81 .te Ta.,Ife MIR aLd Mr.
Is eSs ~ Jout.a i2- rftnCa street. ~
riGa} <Cvcrl.ft I- a- b D -lo,.b Ir.rr
n.cnt u Nj Salem crIlarers
kAi ssh tnt- cl or Nti...fnf..r fa
t"1~ ftTtIiuan1 kau-~
lstiatsNr> and friends ;ft 4Hll..1 " y.ft4d
liz funeral rom LIS tat, rt-.icLcc G;p
Las flf. ST II uu FtIday morning a. i
oclock t"lHeE mass sacred Heart
Ch4IcA luLcruent 81 Cathedral GENE
ter!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
THANKSGIVING. PEACE DAY.
President Urged 10 Appoint National Holi-
dav for Expression of Gratitude.

Washington. u. G. Nov IA Pres-
dent Wilson hae received messages
from all parts Of the country asking
that he proclaim 4 national holiday
IN honor ii the winning 81 the war No
decision has been reached
Ouc OF the plans under consideration,
i Is stated. i .or Il general ohscr7 ancC
a. Peace dax ON Thanksgiving With
religious services III thu morning and
patriotic tXcrcIecs or demonstrations
IN the afternoon or evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
MISSIONARY MEETING.

On Thursday Of next week, the women s
missionary societies Of tho NJ Il Church
will hold an international day Of prayer
in Grace Church. 1t viii begin at 1890
o clock in the morning and will continue
all day, with box luncheon al noon e
Miss Swartz field secretary Of tht
W q Nj s., who has been al the front
In France and al many of tie canton
mcut in this country will be the speaker,
both morning and afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
A H @ M E RECIPE
FOR GRAY HAIR
How to Make an inexpensive
Mixture That Will Darken
Streaked or Faded
Gray Hair.

Gray. s'reaked ~ faded hair can be
Immediately made black brown or light
ro"n whichever Shade YOU desire by
tie t,c Of tie following remedy that you
cau make At home
Merck gct a small boz 81 Orlcx pow
lrr ~ any drug store II costs very little
and no c2traS ~ lIy Dissolve il in
water and com, il through The nair Full
directions for taxing and use como ID e.ch
i.OA
nu need not ncsitatc 70 use DrlaX. as a
500 gold bond comes in each box.
guaranteeing The user tnat OrleX powder
does not contain silver, lead zinc sui
phur, mercury, aniline, coal-tar products
cr neir derivatives
II doe, not rlD Of i n,t sticky d
gummy spd leaves the haiI hrfy i Viii
make . graN-haircd person look twenty
years younger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
OCTOBER COTTON SUMPTION

By Associated Press 70 Fvery Evening
Washington Nov II Cotton con
suued during October amounted to
HOS running b..Iee Of Int and q .927
bales Of lintcrs III, census bureau today
announced
Cor sumption in October last year was
5S4 946 Dale> of lInt and 100. I55 bales
u hnteI-
Imports were 427S bales, compared
With 3.6S1 wear ago ENport- Her,.
3S3 90 palca including linfeIs com
p5red with J5U.G.5S Z year agr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
HONOR DIR. HANtkER
~tan and Patients az Delaware State
Hospital Mark His BIRTHDAY,

The Delaware State hospital staff and
patient, and 4 number of lnv,tcd guc~tS
marked The birthday &c Dr William II
Hanckcr. tic ~nVernrcI dent with SUR
prisr party II the hospital this aftcluuou
Ahout 2eO person ucrc prcSrEt
! mlSIcl program wa~ gwen ~ thr
amusement bail wmch had cen icca-
rated with Hags haurci> 4nd towers and
Dl NJ ParIniaI.1. assistant ~uprri-
trNdcut presented 4 cakt tn llr ttanckcr
from he staff and patients
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
W|fE-BEAT|NG CHARGES
END GRAND JURYS WLRK
It's Final Report Makes Refer
ence to Increase in Whisky
Selling Cases.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Dover. Nov. II Kent county grand
Jury Yesterday VISITED the county jail IN
Dovcr and the alnshousc near Wyoming.
Returning the Jury acted upon two cases,
one arising yesterday afternoon IN West
Dover The complainant was the wife
Of Paul List and the charge WAS wi,c-
beating The woman showed indication
o, n severe beating. her head being bloody
with a serious wound on one side, which
she claims was inflicted by her husband
hv a stick and tha, the stick WIS broken
over her head during the beating The
grand Jury returned true bull
The other case was against Adam
pctras. \ foreigner. living IN West Dover,
charged bv his wife with assault and bat
terv Pctras, IL is understood. has lef'
for parts unk nown The case brings to
light an application which was made at
the last term of court bv Mrs. Petras Tor
n divorce from her husband, which was
halted at the outset by pctras denying
he was ever married To the woman,
although he acknowledged she had three
children bv hin true hill was returned
The grand Jury then returned 10 the
court and presented is final report, rs
follows
GRAND JURY : Rt PoIir
We have acted on ~ itlilS ana lntlilu
% true bills and ignored ,
We have visited tho county aimshousc
and farm and find same ~ very good con
ditinn Tho buildings arc clean and ~
sanitary condition Thcrc are nov .i3
inmates, among them hcine five children
The farm and Inlding- show careful
supervision under the management oi
Frank /. NlaioncN ably assisted by hls
wife
The buildings arc very much IN need
of q coat 81 rant and wc recommend
that thus matter bc gwen early attention,
il having been more than five years since
thcv were painted
We havr also VISITED the county jaIl
Tie s,ultary conditions arc fairly good,
Int thc huildlnE Is very cold owing -
tho rcaklug down ol ihc heating plant
carly last spring We recommend and
urge that cvcry effort u made to have
thus condition rcincdIcd ~ tho earliest
moment is i safeguard - the health of
tho inmates
W. regret ~ report t,er" r- lyru q
great increase ~ the number u liquor
casc- presented n thi- lody. seven ont
IT tho il lrll~ presented Icing tho-e "t
h.tunG III possession morc lhan on"
enart 81 ~prruois liquor
CanlnIicl Garrison orrmau
lIu,r Itcnsnn, Secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
HAL JOHNSON TO Be
Tk|ED At E[K1OA
Murder Trial, First Moved to
Towson, Will be Held IN
Cecil County.
Sprciat CorrcSpondcnce OF Every EScninr

Elkton. Md Nov. H. On motion
Of counsel for the defense, the trial OF
c. Hal Johnson, former teller nl the
Second National Bank Of Elk on, and
later cashier OF the Aberdeen National
Bank charged with the murder of Major
John X. King of the Aberdeen proving
ground. two months ago in the Johnson
home at Aberdeen. has been removed
from Towson court TO the Ekton court
for trial
Judge Duncan signed the order yes
tcrdav for the change Of venue. over
the strenuous protests of the prosccut-
INC attorneys No date has been set
for the trial. but is thCught here the
case will not be called until the Dcccm-
bcr term Of court convcncs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
NEW CHARTERS

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, Nov IA Charters wcrc filed
here yesterday, as follows
Scientific American Publishing co,
New York City Capital S2OO000
Central Texas Oh Corporation, New
York City. 100000
Tourahe Corporation, Dover, Del,
ocean commerce $4,000
Change # name of William Penn
Service 90 to William Penn Under
writer. inc PttsDuIg Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
COTTON MARKET EXCITED.
blocking II Short Sales Doesn't Prevent
Big Fall in Prices.

Washington. Nov ~ ~pccnlotivc
short selingin cotton on the New York and
New Orleans Exchhneps h8s been pro
hhitcd by the cotton distribution com
mittcc og the war Industries board
Charles J. Brand. chairman of tho com
fnittcc. announced the action saying
IL had been taken bccausc of undue short
selling yesterday which cauprd The market
10 fall two cents
Mr. Brand added that short selling 81
tins time Is IL doubtful wisdom. pe Tho
country IL III the midst 81 marketing cotton
and conditions do not warrant hort scii
my. ~ cotin gpod- -t1ck- throughout
tho world arc doplcfcd and Do demand
for tho product f"und - bc great
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
CnciI cut <1Y SON.

q Kills Nahon, son Of Walter Ma
hon of l.lkton aud John IIagrr, son u
former Sheriff Henry Ilagcr II hcSa-
pcakc City members "f Company + nf
tlkton. were klllcd IN action II france.
according 70 letter, received here yc>-
tcrdA>
Paul Brumtnld and 1,rnigc lncrgcnn~
81 tlkton are reported ~ among the
missing n action ~ France
Harry krau~~ aged II vear- ~ nlnri
ua~ admitted {" luian Hospital, llkt"n.
last evening suffering With compound
:racjurr 81 tho night arm
>lr. and Mr. John Money who spent
the past week. with relatives ii tIkt"n.
returned to thcir home a. New London,
Conn TODAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
II NE nORIAI.

IN loving rem, mhraug. af my Irar
mothtr Mar ia Il Harding ~ho ttnartGo
tti> bft. %oy,m,ef III lalt
i!"a daughter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14

iverv Evenings classlred advertise
;ucnte hr.nl results Proved g the satls-
action oi many and will he q yoa.-Alv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14

Every Evening classlhrd advcriiac-
fnrnts bring results Proved ~ THE -atls-
faction Of many and wall be 70 you ADV
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25
FAIR ONES HAVE
STRONG ADVOCATE
Rep. Bowers Lands Snug JOBS
For Them In Department.

Washington, Jan. 20. In the matter
Of securing positions for West Virgin
ians. Congressman George Al Bowers
has d record which would get a high
mark for a representative who was q
member of the dominant parity which
Mr. Bowers certainly cannot be said
10 be However. his many years ax-
perence in departmental affairs. IN
Washington and the Friendships form,
ed with bureau chiefs are two things
sn his case which have been poteu-
Sal for ais snrteas il placing con
stitnents. Within the last week OF
ten days through his active personal
interest and influence the following
named persons have secured employ
ment at good salaries in various de.
partments:
Miss Catherine Barr Of Jefferson
county; Mss Florence NJ; Curtis and
MISS Mary Feidt, OF Martinsburg;
Mss Nellie Hawvermale, of Berkeley
Springs; MISS Hattyde Brown, Char
les Town Miss Gertrude Boswell,
OF Bunker Hin; Miss Maud Bechtol,
cf Berkeley Springs Mrs X. b,
Combs, of Hampshire county, and
AIRS. Catherine Magillis. Of Keyeer
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25
WHITE WAY LIGHTS
CUT TO A MINIMUM

The White Way looked odd last
night. Only enough lights were left
burning to insure the safety OF ped
estlians. The curtailment Of lights
Is in line with the desire Of the Fuel
Administration to conserve coal and
other fuel, Electric signs have been
cut entirely out in great many in.
stances and in addition to this every
grocery store with one or two excep-
tions closed down early last evening
TO reduce the use Of lights and fuel,
Those few stores that did remain
open had the privilege OF doing so,
but the majority OF merchants take a
patriotic view Of the situation.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-25
MINORS SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY

Fancy Lima Beans .....-. Tic 10
Fsncv pink Beans. lSc N
Fancy Red Kidney Beans. zoe ID
Good Santos Coffee zoe ID, ID. 3sc
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2 Cans Pie Peaches. 2oc
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Pint Bottle Grape Juice 22e
Fancy Leaf Lettuce, per ID, 2oc
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