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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01

O'bRIE.N SuNSTREIS
DELIGHTS ACADEMY CROWD

An oldtime minstrel show with
new songs and some honest -to-good-
ness jokes came to the Academy last
night under the lea dership of Neil
- br4en. In the first part the sing
ers and orchestra, all IN black and
white, occupied a chintz-covered and
ChInZ-curlained amph. LheaJer Oh the
s.age and delighted the fair sized audi
ence with sougs, jokes and dances,
The second pare. "Mandys Syno~
pated Rec option" was dancing story
in poetry which gave opportunity for
several OF the s,ars to shine. Neil
o Brien himself presented a skit. In
the Secret Service"
The Cruise of the Ebony Yacht
club Il nne-act minatrey musical
sketch, brought the show 10 success
tul and uproar.ous close
OBrlen. American MINISTRIES will be
htstiiu 4A~eLur.-y .ol leu performances
today. Devotees of minstrcry Will be
well repaid by taking advantage of
th-s opportunity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01

Besserer. AL W. Fllson. James Brad
bury. Harry Lonsdale. Frank Clark.
Cecil Holland, Matt II. Snyder and
Others. A success. on OF bona lid
scenes of the great Sahara desert are
shown. and the love interest in the
story is both intense and absorbing
Critics assert that Helen Ware has
performed the most artistic work %.
her distinguished career as an actress
Thousands of supernumeraries, cara
vans OF camels. Arabs. native Bed
ouins. etc, participate In the action
The SeIlg company Is known for tn
worthiness of it's spectacular AL
specials Every one will want to Sc
the greatest drama ever filmed by ;h1
Selfg company, namely. The Garden
of Allah"
Next weeks feature will be sup
piled by william S, Hart In The Co q
Deck" Western masterpiece of
thrills, romance and mystery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01
CURB MARK EFT.
'ure oH@tstsous Yuratahea by G.. w
yield a Co., Stock Brokers,
SIS East wais street.

New York. Dec sI.--Despite the
fact that THE was the hnal day of the
year business on the curb was of
large volume and prices In many is
suez thai have hegn- prominent in the
recent trading were at the highest
levels Of present movement
Motor stocks were the center of In
terest and Chevrolet motors was again
the leader OF the advance as well as
activity. United motors was favor
ably t1t1uer led ny the advance in
teh latter issue and cl-ed q gain Of
about : points from the final Of last
week. other motor shares were
mixed az to changes
Miscellaneous 5pec'altiea were fair
" active and somewhat f1rmer. In
dependent oil stocks were fairly &C
tive ana prices maintain firm
time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01
ANNOUNCE P0STOFFICE
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY

Postmaster Hay r. Thornton has
announced the following schedule In
effect for today, New Years day:
The stamp window, general delivery,
registry, parcel post, and general car
rier windows Will be open from Q
to Ii A. NJ The executive division
and cashiers offices will be closed for
the day.
Carriers will make deliveries as fol-
lows: Parcel post and special de-
avery carr ers will make full deliver
les. Rural carriers will make no de-
livery.
Collections will be as usual.
Additional hotel delivery by night
collector.
Stations A. +" "B" and Manchester
Will observe same window hours as
main office.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01
GARDEN OF AYI4AH".
AT ISIS THIS WEEK

Al the Isis thNater all this week
there will be presented for the first
time In this CITY. William N Selig's
wonderful feature aim Naturalization
Of Robert Hichens' love romance of
the Sahara, THE Garden of Allah
This is the halfmiii dollar produce
ton which has created such snecula-
ton in Filmland The world famous
star. Helen Ware. plays the role Of
"Domini Enflden.' and she Is sup
ported BY an all-star cast OF players
in}iHding Thomas Santchi. Eugene
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01
Knights Of Columbus Reception.

The McGnl Catholic union will have
it's usual reception and open house
this evening from to o'clock, and
while the. celebration this year will
DO somewhat "Hoovertzed" neverthe-
lass a fun attendance of the member
ship is expected. The sold 'ers and
sailors visiting the city win be well
coined at this reception. The usual
program of songs, speeches and
ea.ta bles win be observed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01
GORGES ON BANANAS
TO INCREASE WEIGHT

Marinette. Wis, Dec. 5t,-Because
he wants to join the army and can
not he accepted as he is underweisht.
Stanley Brown. of Menominee. Is lit
orally buying up all the bananas ia
the Twin cities and gorging himself
with the fruit, He says he Is gaining
weight rapidly. and will again try to
pass the avoirdupois demands of the
recruiting officer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01
Fa,alIx injured IN Nfine.

Pocahontas, Dec. 3t.-willie MUIR
ray. eighteen years of age, Was
bumped by cars In the mines OF the
Pocahontas Fuel company here FRI,
1av and died today. He WAS son
& the late John Murray, and is sur
vived by his mother. several brothers
and sisters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01
Cali Money.

New ork, Dec. 31.--Money on call
opened at 6 per cent. high 6 per cent.
low 4 i-2, close IL per cent. Most
OF the days loans were made at Ia
ner cent Time money was quiet and
unchanged. Mercantile paper was
sold sparingly. ga g per cent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01
Richmond. Va. Dec. 81. 1917.

Chicago. Dee, 81 Cattle were
strong today. The bulk sold between
So - So Or, Yeas sold steady
Hogs were to Toe hiTher. The
hulk sold between $3.50 and 1915.
1--we muttons advanced 15 10 2scc.
the hulk ~ tho lambs sold between
stss0 and $3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01

Portland saee says when you put
q wedding ring on woman's finger
you arc taking the first step toward
putting yourself under her thumb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01
Postmaster Amounted.

Frank 3. Dudley was yesterday
commissioned postmaster OF the Iaural
Mills, Virginia, office. the appointment
TO take effect Immediately.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01
sugar.

New York, Dec sl;-Raw sugar.
quiet: eentrifagals. sos; molasses
suEar, sos Reffned sugar, quiet; que
graduated. & i6Ms.aa~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01
sss.sanse a 90,

Sesg EuTt lac 3l.~-rhsre n,as no
!. ssasnga se Giae market TOD IS la cot
tSssAsed ON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-01

Total sales for day s74so0.
Total sales bonds for day. $4,000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
REGISTRO6C CIVIL

En- el Registro Civil de la ciu-
dad Sc han hecho las siguientcs
inscripciones: Nacimientos, Felipa
Montaner, Emilia, Nemesia, Anita
Rosario, Josefina y Rafael Cuadra-
do, Marcolina Arroyo, Filomens
Marrero y Eduardo y Mariana
slyarez.
Defunciones: Carmen Otero,
Maria Teresa Martorell, Angel Me
lendez, Jose MIRO Martinez, Virsi
mia Baria y Antonia M. Ross.
Matrimonio, Alejandro Beltran
con Maria L. Duchesne, Victor
Versidoni con Mercedes Perez.
,Tusto Gonzalez con Maria Perez y
jose "A Vargascon con Elisa Ma
n Bf:.nGnl.
AVE DEVUEETA
A SU DUENO
Hacia alg1n tempo, que Sc ha.
lla,ba reclulda en- ell Penal de Ia
Marina. la jovcn Marina Garcia
de Puelta de TERRA, acusada de-
delito de violar la ley de las diez
I.millas. Estando en- el penal, uno
de los ranaderos de la Panaderla
ella Ollita' de Puerta de TERRA,
del seilor Juan Rodena, contraJc
matrimonio con ella. Aver, fut
llevada a presencia del fiscal de Ia
Corte federal, quien despues de
Dir las declaraciones de la aeusa
/ da. ordeno que fuera entregada 3
su esposo legltimo.
La joyen Georgina Cordova hs
sido arrestada por igual delito, ,
So 1e ho. senalado $1,000 de fianza
DANA VALENTINO CoRDERt
Ha terminado su mission EN- Il
terra la senora Valentino Corde
ro de Carri6n, virtuosa DANA gu
gozaba de generates simpatlas el
ell pueblo de Lola.
Aver tuvo lugar el entierro.
Paz a sus restos.
TNTOXICADO CON YUCA
En- ell, barrio 'tNaranjito'', d
Hatillo. Sc intoxico con yucca agrl
Miguel Llano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
Ell EFECTO DE LA PAZ TEN
PRANA EN .THE UNITED
WAR WORK CAMPAIGN"

Ell EFECTO DE LA PAZ TEN.
PRANA EN aTHE UNITED
WAR WORK CAMPAIGN"
Gables del DIR. John r. Motts.)
Mucha gente en- Puerto Rico es-
ta preguntando: q Por que la ne
cesidad de trabajar para Ell bien-
estar de los soldados EN- cas0 que
la guerra termine pronto ~
Ell DR.. John r. Mott, Director
General de la Campaiia ha cable
grafiado del modo siguiente:
En- case que la guerra termine
pronto una gran cantidad sera ne.
cesaria porque es la opinion mill
tar Y Ia de otros de nuestrOs con-
sejeros que nnestro trabajo sera
necesario durante ell tempo de des-
movilizar y antes de que la des-
mobilization empiece.
Cuesta mas servirle a los solda-
dos a todas horas que solo a veces.
Sin embargo, los peligros son mas
grandes por este 1e estamos pi-
diendo a America que suscriba el
cincuenta por ciento de 10 pedido.
| El Presidente Wilson ha apro-
bado cl aumento de la cantidad
que Sc ha pedido de $17O,0O0,OOO
En- reciente reunion del Comite
de San Juan en- la Oficina del AL.
calde, el Sr. Goodman Director de
la Campafia Sc refiri6 a los au.
mentos de peligro a la moral de
los soldados durante ell primer y
segundo afo despues que Sc haga
la paZ.
Ell General Townshend del Cam
pamento "Las Casas" quien csta-
ba presente, di6 su apoyo Ell di-
cho de que la paz har1a mas hece-
sario el exito de la campaiia Ell
I Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
S.lLA DE SOCORRoS

En- Ia Sala de Socorros fueron
asistidos, Rafael Navarro, herida
contusa on la region frontal; ! So
bastian Sanabria, fuertc dqlor Ell.
la regisn toraxica; Jose Ayala.
confusion en- la mano izquierda
y Antmio Rivera, herida sobre 81
parietai derecho.
ASJENSOS MILITARES
Ell dia 2 del corriente han sido
hechos los nombramientos siguieH
tes en- la ofcialidad de nuestro
ejercito:
Assemblies capitanes, les pri-
meros tenientes, Acisclo Marxuach,
Edmun 10 Martinez, Felipe Pierai-
di.
A primeros tenicntes> los segun
dos tenientes Caledonia w. Besc-
sa, Juan M. Mercader, A. Munera,
Antonio M. Navas, Edward G,
Stark, Fernando Moret, George
Latimer, Emiliano Garcia, Enrii7
qne Malaret, Jose G. Amy, Santia-
go Rodriguez, Joseph f. Barta,
Angel NJ. Colon, Antonio Roca-
fort, Edwin X. Bennett, Gustav6
Fort James Durand, Pablo E. Ro
drfgucz, Candelario Morales, R
Amoros, Bernardo Ortiz Weitz
Pomel Mccormick, Cameron u
Ebaugh, Rafael Rodriguez, Juar
Arauio, Mariano Catinchi, Luis
Santiago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
vAcANTE DE CoNCEJAL

Sc ha recibido en- la Secretaria
Ejecutiva de Puerto. Rico, una Re
solucion del Concejo de Ceiba, de-
clarando vacante la plaza de Con
cejal que venia desempenando el
senior Salustiano Ruiz, por haber
dejado de asistir mas de tres Sc
stones ordinarias consecutivas del
Concejo, correspondence a los
dias 27 de septiembre, 4, II, y %
de octubre de 1918.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
IJLPIANO, sCASALS VALDES,
NO uTJISO SER SOLDADO

IJLPIANO, sCASALS vALDES,
NO QUISO SER SOLDADO
Ell ioven espanol Ulpiano Casa!s
valdes fue aceptado en- julio dlti-
mo, como soldado, recluta, en- cl
Campamento Las Casas. Despu6s
de shaber seryido tres meses, Sc le
Id pcrmitido que vuelva la vida
civil, por petici6n suya,
Ulpiano, .es natural de la PENN
sula, y ha trabajado en- la fund.-
.c;on d.. Abarca, de Ia Marina, en-
,londe adquiri6 ciertos conocimien
tos que lie habilitaron para quc
ingresar ra,. al "Quartermaster Dc
partment del ejercito. Ulpiano,
habia sacado 10 que comunmentc.
Sc deno,nina, "los primeros pape-
lcs", dc la ciudadania americana.
Ell otro dia Sc entero de que ell
Congreso Americana habaa apro.
bado una ley, mediante la cual, los
snbditos de las naciones neutrales.
que habfan dec.arado su intenci6r
de ser ciudadanos americanos, po-
| dian retirar tai declaration, 81 ju.
raban ante un notario. Asf 10 hizo.
i. Ell case fue llevado al Captain
E. +. Fiddler, del Campamento
Las Casas, quien dej6 en- libertad
al ioven Casals. La Ley del Con-
greso que concede inmunidad del
servicio miiitar los siibditos neu-
trales, tiene una clausula, en- la
que Sc dice que, aquellos que reti.
rasen su intencion de ser ciudada-
nos americanos, nunca podran vol
yer presentarla.
CORTE SUPREMA
Los siguientes casos en- apelaci6n
Sc vieron hoy en- la Corte Supre-
ma: Lorenzo Lucena, por, delito
contra Ia salud p1blica; Eusebin
Cruz, acometimiento y aggression y
Genoyeva Suarez, infraccion al ar
Iticulo 2SS del C6digo Penal.
FIIEGO. INTENTIONAL
Informa la policia de Ceiba que
al acudir a extinguir un incendiu
que Sc shabfa declarado en- la casa
del comerciante don Enrique Bo'
gorean. encontro en- Ell balloon una
mocha impregnada de gas y encen-
Ida. La casa no esta asegurada y
Ia familia Bogorean hacia POGO sc
habia trasladado a otra vivienda
Ell juez y la policia investigan e
, hecho.
= ..2A OBITG
& = Recibio cristiana sepultura el
: el cemenferio de la ciudad la Sc
.,ora Delfina Ruiz Matos. Deja Il
:. fnada dos hiJas. Descanse en- paa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
EsPoNsALEs

FL 4 del corriente contrajeron
1natrimonio la distinguida seiiori-
Ia G,armen Salcedo Loubriel y 81
ioyen Francisco Cantellop Gin.
tr6n. Es acto result6 muy lncido
Felicidaies a los nueyos conyn-
ges.
EL FERROCARRIL DEL ESTE
Antes de aver Ntermino la prue.
4ba en- la vista pablica que venia
celebrandose ante Ia Comision dc
Servicio P1blico para establecer
una Inca de ferrocarril en- la COS
ia Este de Puerto Rico. Ahora
queda pendiente la argumenta-
ci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
vENTA o CAMBIo

Sc vende una finca en- Santur-
ee-sitio centrico-de 1900 metros
con algunas casas. Estas produ-
cen $50 dolares mensuales. Hay
espacio para 10 o IL mas. lnme-
diato al Trolley, a La Escuela y. "a
la Iglesia. Sc admite cambio por
casas en- San Juan y Sc devueive
Ia diferencia. Para informes Te-
lefono $40. Sol 20, San Juan.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09

EN- LOS CLIAIAS CALIDOS Ell
1PAINKILLER, es dc suma utili-
dad. Los c6licos, calambres, dia-
rreas y semejantes dolencias ce-
den facilmente SUI accion. Rehu-
Sc todo substitute. No hay mas
que un PAINKlLLER eli de Pc
RRY DAVIS. Av1t. 8
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09

oUININA EN- FORMA SUPE-
RIOR. Ell efecto t6nico y laxante
del LAxATIvo BROAlO QUINI-
MA ]e hace superior a la Quinina
ordinaria, y no afecta Ia cabeza.
La frlna dc e. w. GROVE Sc ba-
ia en- cada caiita. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
oRDENANzA APRoBADA

Eel Gobernador ha aprobado una
ordenanza 'adoptada por el Con-
ceio} de San Sebastian, selicitan-
do authorization para poner pu-
sblica iicitacion los puestos de la
Plaza del Mercado de dicho pue-
hlo., a partir de- / de enero de
1919. .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
LA COMpANJA PAG0 POR
OLLER

La "National Surety Co.. de
Nueva York, ha pagado al Depar-
tamento de Correos de los Esta-
dos Unidos, la reclamation de
1000 ldolares, cantidad con que
dicha cempanfa garantizo al 60
bierno la buena fe, del postmaster
de Santurce. Gabriel Oller, quien
fue sentenciado cinco amos de
prisi6n v al pago ed una multa de
1.7O0 dolares, por apropiarsc Ill
citamentc de algunos fondos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
PARA SANTO DOMINGO

:
Relaci6n de les pasajeros que
salen a bcrdo del vapor "Mari.
ma con destino la Reptblica
dominiana
Vicente Laborde, Isabel Vera de
Laborde. Amelia Beltre de Drey-
fous, Camelia Dreyfous, Zenob;a
Dreyfous, Ana Emilia Dreyfous,
Lila Drcyfous, Charles A. Drey
fous, Josefa Martinez, Sahara Ri
"a Martinez, Arthur Louise de
Moor, Anastaeio Figueroa, Mari'
G. de Castro, julio Figueroa Gar
efa, Carmen Gonzalez, 5. V. y
Lippitt, E Gates y Marcia Bar
uueZ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-09
IIUELGA DE
DESPALILLADORAS

DESF FALlLljAD
En- la fabriea la Colectiva, dc
csta ciadad, Sc declararon en- hucl
ga aver, las dcspalilladoras de ia
Ihaco: 1nvieron una reunion en- q
Cine Monte Carlo y hoy por 10
maiiana trataron el asunto con los
icfes dc Ia Federation Libre, en-
.sn oficina ae la calle Allen.
SUICIDIO
En- ,el barrio "Camaselles", d.
Aenaiilla Sc suicide, ahorcandose,
Juan Vazqnez, quien tenfa pertnr
badas sus faeultades mentales.
DESPEDIDA SUCUIlENTA
En- el Restaurant Maiatrassl
han side. obsequiados hoy, con uI
almuerzo fntimo, de despedida, e.
Sr. Oscar Lay y el Sr. Larkada
ambos muy populares en- los cir
culos cemerciales de San Juan.
Los seiiores, Larkada y Lay em
barcaran en- breye para la Habana
Ell almuerzo que revisti6 Ia ma
yor intimidad Y la mayor esplen
didez, les fue. ofrecido por un CRU
- Ia o.ni0Oc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06

The members OF the club went on rec-
.rd a. opposing the useless expense, winch
ne Federal government has entaIie1 by
having a woman empioved 10 70 through
The state 70 instruct the farmers wives
how to make cottage cheese as though
they did nor already know petition
q a. also circulated and signed by eveTy
enc present ask The superintendent Of
the Pennsylvania railroad Co. 70 allow
her conductors AMI trakemen 70 wear
llghter wegh; uniforms and aaps curing
the summer season
The delegates 10 the State Federation
meeting vii be the out-go NJ, and ln-
coql.rg presidents, a1d their alternates
arc Mrs Alfred hanberia'ne and Mrs
5uban G, Clearer Several interesting
letters. which hal been received
from th.. savs IN Hag - whom
Chri,tua> boxes had been -ens from here.
were read
On TUESDAY afternoon next April g.
Mrs " \ Powell, viii glvc talk on
What | Saw IN Hawaii \ large atten-
dance of tn members IS expected at this
meeting ON Thursday the club entertain
ell the Executive Board Of the state led
Grafton The business program of the
hoard wts conducted a. the home of Mrs
Jesse l. Shepherd and at noon luncheon
was served q The home oi Mr., Howard \
Pool
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
Red Cross News
For Women Readers

place the htlHc where 1t belongs on he
Germans who brought all tins trouble
upon the world Il IS not the fault Of the.
government or the Re>l Cross heads, they
have both work and responsibility, and
are htrel-pre>Sed vi the time
The system Il instruction Is s. weU
worked oul uow that supervisors IN
~pertut~ aud monitors cam hc provided Tor
I'll auNliarIt-
There are thousands ot front hue
packets needed Al the Very minute you
are reading tins Each packet means "a
lie, for they are Tor those eases at the
front where something must BE- done m
stantiy else the wound IS lufce ted and the
man dies Won you go make packets
Sewing machines 4t Oh City Hall .rC
stauGing volrvleSs not giving out the
cheerful hum that means care ohndk komfort,
they did in the winter Won't YOU 20 run
5nc and mabe hospital supplies Won {
yoI bring in hu-s Hanutl waists Nou tock
out foi Freuch hahles .pI get nure to
take home and make quickly, \ on say
Nou III house1isaElng' II thg Germans
come ID America you won t have house
To clean.
Delaware u a. ahead FOR several months
III the big Red Cross account, now the
little Diamond State has dropped back
! Lets remember our traditions end live
up a. them Let's do Red Cross work
every day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
EVERY MORNING.
A Little Crystal Of Thou ght for Every
Day in the Week.

SUNDAY
Drop till thy dewS 81 qnetucss,
TIL III our srrivIngs cease:
Take rom our souls the strain and stress.
and let our ordered lives confess
The beauty oi Thy peace.
IONDAY
u We Try . be :. I2ir 20 ctner people
a. We are Inclined - he ID 0'rselve- -Ta
nan 20 ;u wrong.
TUESDAY.
Friends, in THIS world 81 worr7
And work and sudden cnd
II thought comes quick u doing
4 kindness to a friend.
Do il that blessed minute don put ( OH,
don wait,
" hat ; he good ii iMng Z aInd1c~-. I
rou do i . day too late"
WEDNESDAY
Remember thar L on want 70 he able
to coatroI other people, aud gel EUod wurA
ont oi them. ne tlrst thing you have 70
learn . do j 10 keep yourself well IN hand-
THUR>DAy.
q lord. our Cod
Be Thou our guide.
Thai III Thy help
Ne foot may -ude-
FRlDAz
II 50 difficult 10 make an effort that
many of ~ prefer dreaming over what
40 would 30 II VIZ we're rich or clover, or
II most Il authority. 10 setting honestly
sud >;tssd,ly re work @ do what we can.
~ArURDAS-
Charity begins q; home m that love
hch thinketh 40 evil. md Is N'nd ano
fo~g5vlng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06

Women, the Red Cross leaders say YOU
arc not working
The work has fallen off, Just when the
need begins to grow by leaps and bounds
Can't YOU visualize the need neH when
that long line. that We want TO he such
Il strong line Is holilng. holding back
those hurdes that vii oyerun thle coun-
try, If they get the chance
Every day We look III the papers ta ~et
how the Allies are holding the Huns. Aro
We holding on this side with the same
strength and endurance. the same de
votion!
Our work over here Is different hut Just
az important; We are the base whence ga
al the supplies Il We don work, the sup
plies won't be there, and Wc iall thosG
who fight tor Us.
Don't you know thGre are wounded
coming back? Don't you know there are
wounded over there
MANY thousands ct auI mea ere pan
on the hnng hne, lnany more bach 9! them
MANY more are g0lng. fast y ships cat
take them Are We not gong to send the
hospital supplies and tho clothing and
other things these men need.
Uncle Sam sends the food and am
munitlon, but our uncle cannot sew and
Inc cannot make bandage5' Tor tltal ltI-
pose he established the Red Cross, and
made it "a government department. The
Red Cross seWs and knts and makes
dressings, through the women, through
YOU, women o DolaNare
You are asked to work at old City Hall,
or an auxiliary, every day, or every even
ing. There arc sufficient workers any
where.
lou are asked to double The work YOU
have been doing, aud to bring IN neR re-.
cr,nts. The Hun drive Is making thi>
necessary. II you object to being asked
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06

Mrs Robert Pennington gave a very
pretty ten, Yesterday afternoon, tO nitro
ducc Mrs 1 Chester Cil son, and had u
very gimplc and "Uooycrcgquc, be-
caiise of the food saving necessary nov
Mrs Pennington end Ms Gibson re-
ccived. and aesiefing we're Mrs y. y
Danforfh. Mi Edith DaDforth, Miss
Alicc d. Iobde !, Mr- 4 ". !. seaman,
NNas Jessie Seaman Mrs Is & Pcning-
ION. Mrs II y Jrffereon. Mrs Martin
T. Walker. Mrs y y Warner, Jr,
Mrs George : Capcllo jr, Mrs 4. +.
C1pcllc. Jr. Mrs G. T. " Runford,
Mr.. ]. Ralpb B1ly and Miss Edith
t-h"r'ck of pbiiadclphia, who ~ Mr.
PenIngton's weekend wlc'
Mrs 4 A. Cspcllc. Jr. Il jersey City,
X J, is visiting Mr. and Nra G. r y
Rumford for wec'
- The luncheon given fY Mr. A y.
Warner. Jr, FOR Mar i4fnaIl Warn"r
Thursdav. tho e1ieef~ we're Margaret and
Prancce Whitiock, Elizabeth and Joseph
me Wales, Carolyn Pennington, Gcurlra
Rumfor1 and Rufh -pcakman
Mr. and Mrs. II. Clay Thonpson.
who were married recently, have taken
an apartment - 1900 Wet street
Mr.. and Nfr~. Frank Ia Motto are
spending The weekend in Baltimore.
Nlizy !. Cornclie Bowman and Niss
Emma Clark Of Dclaware City, who have
bcon IT Palm Roach ace the first y
February. viii return fhc first " next
Fret
IT rry Baruh1rdf whose Honderfrl
leadership n tho commurity sing, We'd
ncsdav night. viii give ''pcp' 70 the sing
Tor tune 70 come. was 2 guest n Mr. anf.
Mrs John P Nield-
Nr Donald Ashhrook and Nr- II r.
porcmtIs arc spending 1e Weekend
Ocean CITY. E 4
Mrs weldon Hcyburn, uho has
been spending several weeks with Mrs,
Thomas p Bard AZ ifHonemc California
all return home the Fr part e next
perk
The Liberty Loan poster IN the front
page of fhis j9-Ic 81 kverr Evening +
ore of several very stunning posters made
Tor the puohcitv committee of the vii
minctan Women Committee. This 0nr
vas done by Miss Marion II. Ihoma