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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-15
Rinh German Is Interned

Philadelphia. Feb. S.-Adalbert X.
Fischer, wealthy German, was in
termed on Wednesday for the duration
Of the war. The action Is said 10 fol-
low an investigation by the United
States secret service.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-15
Fuel Riots in Toledo.

Toledo, o., Feb. s-Fuel riots
among the poor continued here and the
coal situation reached such an acute
stage that the county fuel board seized
the supply of all dealers. Several large
industries closed down
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-15

Disappointment is the saucer belong
Ing to the cup Of sorrow.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-15

Wash day is smile day il you use Red
Cross Ball Blue, American made, therefore
the best made. Adv.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-15

If there were mo- fools in the world
wisdom would be ut discount.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-15
Keeps Us Hoping.

Tomorrow never comes"
"Maybe that Is just as well. Prob
ably it wouldn't bring us anything"
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-15
EXPLAINING u.

Money IS SO tight just now"
II suppose that is why IT is hard
to get loose change"
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-15

Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets are the
original little liver pills put up 40 years
ago They regulate liver and bowels. Ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
This Will INTEREST
STOMACH SUFFERERS
SAYS Indigestion Comes From
An Excess of Hydrochloric
Acid.

A well-knoWn authority states that
stomach trouble and indigestion are nearly
ALWAYS due TO acidity-acid stomach
and not. as most folks believe. from a
lack of digestive Juices. He sta tcs that
an excess OF hydrocholic acid IN the stnni-
ach rctards digestion and s,arts food fer
mcntation, then our meals sour like gar
bage in a can. forming acrld fluids and
gases. which initiate the stomach like a
toy balloon We then get that heavy.
luinpy feeling in the chest, We eructa,e
sour food. belch gas, or have heartburn,
hatulcnce, watt rbrash. or nausea.
He tells Us 10 lay aside al digestive
aids and instead, get from any pharmacy
four ounces Of Jad Salts and take table
spoonful in a glass Of water before
breakfast while il is cffervcsclng, and
Furthermore, 10 continue this for one
week. While relief follows the first dose,
It Is important tp neutralize the acidity,
remove the gas making mass, start the
liver, stimulate the kidneys and thus pro-
mote free flow of pure digestive Juices.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive and is made
from the acid Of grapes and mon juice.
combined with lithia and sodium phos-
phatc. THIS harmless salts is used bv
thousands Of people for stomach trouble
with excellent results
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
CHESTERTOWN. MD.

Spss-ial CORES pondencc of Every Evening
Chestcrtown. Md. March IS vii
liam ] Ruttcr. for tho past flvc years
postmaster al Locust Grove. kent county,
died ~ his home IN that town Friday
morning, uf n complication ~ diseases,
aged GS wears He had resigned his Office,
hut the vacancy had not been hllcd,
and he was diSchargng tho duties of the
office when he died The assistant
Miss Comfy has charge nf the o'ilcc,
pending the appointment of a successor
Professor Martin Ton Hoor. q member
of the Washington College faculty, has
resigned 10 accept q position as instructor
m Svchologv IN one VI the Federal
training camps, and viii leave next week
ior his new work Professor Clyde
Reed Of Fairfield, Iowa. has hccn elected
~ the vacancy IN the college faculty
George Walker. 2 Civil War veteran.
died at his home on Cannon street.
Thursday night, of general debility
aged - wears He leaves q widow and
one daughter
Miss Grace Newman. Who was operated
on At the Easton hospital last week, FOR
appendicitis. Il vCrv much improved
and will return home ncNt week
Christ Methodist Protestant Church
I
and William Nansant, alternate 10 tho
annual session of tho MARYLAND Con-
ference. which will Cnnvrne IN Broadway
Methodist Protestant Church, Baltimore.
the first "Wednesday in April The pas
tor. Rev j l. Ward. IS expected a. return
for a third ycar psstnratc
Mrs Britton Townsend, v fc Of Rrtton
Townsend. vell-known farmer OF
Quaker Neck. this county, died at her
homo, Thursday night She leaves q
husband a number oi children. one of
whom, a son, Edward Is ~ work IN VII
mlngton
The doublc-trip mail service between
Rock Hall and Cheetcrtovu was rnaug,lr-
atcd TODAY Thomas Hogans of Rock
Hall has bern awarded tho contract for
carving the mails FOR four wears from
March IL. At q salary 0i 81 500 \ wear
This new service will give the people of
tho lower section uf the county two mails
4 dav. instead o' one as at present
Miss Jane Miller at the West Chester
Normal School rs visiting her mother
Mrs Frank NJ Miller. al SUNNY Brook
Farm. near town
The owners of valuable dogs IN this
county are very much concerned about
a bull which has bCen introduced IN the
Maryland Legislature. providing for 4
tax Of s. an each male and 81 on each
female dog over SIX months old introduced
by Senator tllen of Baltimore county
this week Tins bull Is designed Ia pro
tee, farmers and poultrymrn from the
ravaQcs Of worthless dogs but IT is claimed
the hill If enacted into law. Will work a
great hardship on owners Of valuable bird
and rabbit dogs
Charlie kclthle> OF Chester. r. is
visiting his family here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
DOVER HIGH SCHOOL
DEFEATS WESLEY
Close Game Results in Victory
and Championship Honor for
Capital School.
Special Correspondence Of Every E"ening

Dover, March 1S-The Dover High
School basketball team has closed one
of the most successful seasons IN The his
tory OF the school by defeating the
Wesley Collegiate Institute & quintet
on the lattcr's court, thereby cinchlng the
State championship. The defensive play
of the High School boys was so strong that
only three two-pointcrs were registered
bv the Institute five. The schedule this
wear has been one of the strongest ever
played by tho High School, the Dover
boys having met and defeated the smyrna
A. A.. Newark High School, Lincoln
Academy, Camden \. A., wilmington
All-C Collcgians. du Font Experimental
Station. Lewes Naval Base, Wesley
Collegiate Institute. Kappa Alpha Fra
tcrnitv Of Delaware College and VII
mington High School.
The Dover High School team met
defeat only four times during the season.
at the hands Of the Alumni, Wilmington
High School. Delaware College Reserves
and Sigma Nh Fraternity of Delaware
College. In view of the fact that the
Dover High School boys were not
defeated last year by any High School
quintet, and that Wilmington High
School has refused to challenge this
year. the Dover five retains the title ot
High School Champions of Delaware.
The success Of the Dover boys Is all
the more commcndablc IN view of the
fact that they received no coaching dur
ing the entire season Under the leader
ship Of Captain Lynch plenty of pep
was injected into the team, and II was
largely due 20 the excellent teamwork
installed, and tho individual foul and field
shooting. OF Lynch, that the Dover team
has been So victorious. In one game
played this season Lynch shot ten fouls
without miss Under the able manage
ment of T.. A. Hoey, and the supervision of
Thomas T.. Lodge. president Of the
Dover Athletic Association. the season
has been success financially as we'll az
m point of games won. Heretofore tho
association has been continually under
financial obligations, but this year for the
first time the association treasury holds
a substantial surplus
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
DELAWARE WINS
OVER MARYLAND
Spirited Interstate Target Race IN
Which the V:ctors Triumphed
by Four Breaks.

VI the Wilmington Irapshooting Asso-
cation grounds SATURDAY Delaware de
fcatcd MARYLAND IN the annual shoot III n
hard battle hy four birds. The score Of the
- fur Delaware iotalcd 656. while Mary
land accounted for 652 Although Mary
land did not have half as many shooters
cut those that were present did some
great shooting and made the victors cX-
tend themselves.
There was also a state championship
race for tho title of Delaware between Joe
Iscn NclIugh and W 4 Simonton. which
Was won hy SImonton with q score of
~. while McIiugh broke So The prize
Tor hugh gun for tho day on 100 targets
was won hv ; ] bowman with 81 The
I,rIzc winners m the first 80 birds follow
Winning team. Glass A-First. {. &,
Noshcll. u. second. W. Foorl, i7
Class II llrst. ID II. Belts. 40, second.
W romlinson. 10
class & First, III. II. Moore. 36. second.
~ : " God So
Class u FIRST. W Kirk. II second. c.
I Walker. 80
Losing team, Class AZ. l.. Bartlett,
-
{ lass II ! lhIscy. A..
Class { T. II Stansherry, 80
Clas- ~ X Mitchell. So.
The pu1c winners and prizes in the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston has issued
the following permits
II : Lynch 1910 Delaware avenue.
hot-Watcr heating plant to cost $500.
contractor. " & Robertson
Wilmington Steamboat Co. hot water
aestng plant. 10 cost $500, contractor,
"A = Robertson.
Nr- harlcs DOughertN, 2l- Ncst
SrNth street. hot water heating plant 10
cost $50. contractor. " & Robertson
John Mc(sovcrn ia South Broomc
stree alterations 10 cost $3.50. con
tractor Oharles J Doughcrty
stephen /. Mckee, 403-05 Delaware
s1tnu,. altcratIons TO cost $500; archi-
tcr'. T. 4 1indall, contractor. Charles
J DWghtrfN
i. llchdorer i >op. MARYLAND avenue
su, kccc ,trcct addition 10 cost 81. 49,
rahuccf. + Iadali contractor.
harle- ? DotwhertV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Rural rcal estate has hccn transferred
= follows
Sr>tv-scvcn acres Of land m Mill Creek
hundred by Theodore W Francis,
sheriff 10 thc Security Tris' and safe
Derosit % for 81 050
and 20 Port Penn, hV Emma \
Bondlor and husband 10 Harry T Con
rsd for $1,000
Ihrec acrrS ~ land. with huldInes
hcrron. m White CLAY Cr>ck hundrrd,
., Richard : Mcggrnson 70 Frank NJ.
l,ol,crts. for $500
Land IN New Casil, h, idward W
ooch. trustee. Ia iueis' Dldicr. for
$3.50
one scrr n lana IN \rpoqun,mInk
hundred. hv Ehcn Bristor and wife 70
Harry Cottenharn. for $50
Land on Holloway Terrace by the
EvcnIne Journal Publishing Go 50
John Van Anvorpi ana Emma { Schncpf
tof $40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
LAST SYMPHONY
CONCERT TONIGHT
Philadelphia Orchestra Will be at
The Playhouse Tonight. Civ
ing Varied and Mcritorious
Program.

The Philadelphia Orchestra will con-
clude it's Wilmington series Of concerts in
q blaze of orchest raj glory this evening at
The Playhouse This concert will he
given III place OF the one scheduled for
January IL. which had to he cancelled
because the orchestra was snnwbound in
Kalamazoo, Michigan II will also mark
the close of the 18th wear of the orchestra s
visits to Wilmington
On this occasion the orchestra VII be
featured. without the intrusion of an aa-
sIsting artist. and Mr. Stokovski has built
up program oi surprising interest. These
orchestral programs are so popular with
the audiences III Philadelphia that the
present season was designed with n view
Ia including n greater number IN the series
than ever before The, permit Mr. Sto-
kowskI more latitude IN the selection Of
works, which is demonstrated by the pro
gram which he has arranged for Whining
ton. II has for the principal number the
hrst symphony of Brahms. one of the
most profoundly inspiring works in
musical literature MIR Stoknwakl has
been the recipient Of signal praise for his
Interpretations of brahms, and his reading
Of tho first symphony is especially note
worthy
fohf otnrr composers aT" fcpfefenteu
IN the balance of the program The works
are arranged witha view to contrasting
the different schools, so that immediately
following the vigorous and heroic mood
Of the symphony is the delicate tone me
turp nf Dphusev. entitled fLAprcs midi
dunn taune Tho ingratiating "Nalsc
Iristc' uf Slbellus with its undercurrent
of tragedy. and the Dances from lsnrodin g
opera. Prince Igor, strike lighter note
in the program. which comes TO cloar
with the Prelude and Love Death
FROM Wagucrs Immortal orera. Tristan
and tg,Idn Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
MISSING MEN UNIT.
American Red Cross In France 10 Trace
Prisoners and Lost Ones.

Paris, March is.-Tho American Red
Cross has formed an organization called
tho service Of home communication "a
take charge of activities which will
touch every American camp, every sol
dier in hospital, every prisoner taken
by tho Germans, every American grave
IN France and the homo Of every soldier
in Amorica Henry J. Alien Of Kansas
has been placed in charge Of the bureau
which ia divided into four sections.
The section concerning missing men
and prisoners is required 60 search for
the mcn. whether they fall IN No Man s
Land, disappear in bombing operations
OF arr taken prisoner. 4 limo Of com
munication has bcon opened through
Switzerland by which mnil and supplies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
IT'S A FACT
That thssco-Nin, the Iron and TasteIess
cod Liver Tonic. viii Increase the
Strength and Vitality Of the Weak
Nervous and Badly Rundown Fully
100

II YOU are nervous and wurnout, under
weight pale and weak and cant cat or
sleep rs YOU should. II great mistake to
let that condition 81 on il eapS vour
strength end vitality and sooner or later
will lead to utter collapse
hascoNIn. tho Iron and Tastelcss { oil
Liver Tome. viii correct these conditions.
build YOU up and increase your strength
and vitliIty. often lO0'c IN two weeks.
One hottie will prove It's worth, but YOU
must take II regularly,
Stops lingering Coughs, Colds and
Bronchitis
sold in Wilmington by Miller Drug
Store. 404 -406 Market street: Harmonson
Drug To-. sic MARY land avenue; Francis
+. Gallagher 2O04 Market street; Smith
d Strcvlg Delaware avenue and Adams
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
NJ sine" TONIGHT.

rher Nl.l 3, no -ing ot tho vii
mnEton ommunItv Chorus tins evening
bocauso Of the concert Of the Phllsdelphis
prchestra Tins bclng the last orchestra
concert OF tho season the community
sIng, Will be held every Monday night
hereafter 10 the High Shhool AuditoriiIn,
until summer when they will be held
outdoors
special Easter week sing will be held
"Wednesday, Aprii = 81 $50 ?. m On
that evening Mr. Barnhard. one Of tho
strongest Community Chorus booster
81 tho country. will lead the singing
The High School no doubt will be crowded
a. the doors that night
some 81 the greatest believers III CON
munlfv or chorus singing are army and
NAVY men They Say IL puts pep
into thc men and helps 10 great extent to
uS aWaN with clqles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18

arc reaching prisoners ScnrcherE who
visit tho camps aud hospitals interviewed
tho comrades Of missing men for the
purpose Of obtaining desired information.
Tho section for tho sick, wounded and
dead has for its purpose tho sonding home
Of information relating 10 men who are
unable 10 write Sensible, sympathetic
women who not only will snarch for IN
formation but will write letiors from bod
sides to the noxt Of kin IN America have
bern selected for this work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
J. ]. KERRIGAN FATALLY HURT

John J kcrrigan. ~ III North Frank
lin street. supervising erecting engineer
for the Edgo Moor Iron Go. who had
gone ~ Worcester Nass two weeks age
on business for the COMPANY was fatally
injured in an accident ~ Wor,rete or
SATURDAY morning lic dicd At nnon
Mr. kerrigan widow was notified nf
the fatality by q hFici telegram telling
only that her husband had died after an
accident Besides hi wife, Mr. kcrrigau
leaves several children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued hy tho State magistrates FRIDAY.
NEw CAsTtr COUNTY
Magistrate Lawrence ! Rroman, S43
Market street Richard J. Lambert. 80
Monroe street and Margaret \ Ilocidrv.
sOl ShpIcv street
kENT COUNTY,
Magistrate Francis T postlcs. SMYRNA
William Loaf and NunIo ivane. ls,th Of
SmVrnt
~TS%F~ tof NTN
Magistrate ! X rhl!lrs. ~cafor,l
James lurnoll and liilda Rurton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18

SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS
l.. NJ. PIERCE

Mrs lucelia Mathilda plcrcp. ag,rl
6a wears. Of Narshallton. who was found
dead of apoploxv at The home Of her son.
Everett " Pierre, NJ 2Sl2 Washington
street saturday before her marriage 10
William Piorrc. lived in iairvlllr. IN
She organized the first Cht,stian l1ndeavor
Society at Rolandsvllic. Md. and was
elected president of that organization
She Was AZ ono time president of the
Ladies Aid society ~ Brand,wne NJ
Il thnrrh tins Oft
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
To nismaniIn SiahIea.

Within the next few daya. work on The
dismantling the old State Fair Grounds ls
expected to be- started. the horse stables
having been cmpfici, during the past
week of the twenty-five horses quartrred
thererv tho government These horses
have been Tiartcrod ia others afablos
about the city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
DELAWARE COLLEGE TENNIS,

Npr - Havorford. at Newark
Nav ~ arthmorr, AZ Newark
Nav - Western MARYLAND AZ New
ark
NAV 25 - Johns. az Annapolis.
pending
June Johns Hopkins, At Baltimore.
nnnilnQI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18

NfFlfF " ITIF NH'THNNTf NTI'VfF-IV ~ = tIFf
vsce Al ~ targets
nclawarc 4 Noshcll Il. William
Fn,rl g.. ~ l. Carlton i6 Turner
iG " ~mouton. ~ J u Ncllugh.
80 Gcorgc SIMON. g.. W tdmauson 81:
Raw kaisrr. 81 7 W kcithy, q. \
Worthugton. - y Jackson. ~: G.
| ecdom. ~. t. du Pont, T.. W Mathew
Fun. -. total. est
~cor,e of The Maryland shcotcrsin team
RAGS,
Mar, land Y T. Rartlctt AZ &.
pal,orn. Jr a. Dr J G.. Ray, A6, II G..
krout. t6 : bowman. a.. Or Il L.
RAY g., VI G. Gill. "A. J. nusey. a.,
" Mitchell. "a. G. Z Johnson. ~ 6.
= Ncrhsll. Al ! $ Michael. Al j 7.
Richards. 81. y. " Stansbcrry. 40; "
nuNckInrk. 80. total. 6i2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
Bruised in Fall.

,lllug from a scaiiold, LAST night. at
Tia, power plant OF the Wilmington &
Philadelphia Traction Co. Thomas LYONS
an rmployc was severely bruised ne
ecssuafing hi, removal to the Dela-
Nvart IIusuifal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
Niscose Downs hester.

Chester, Pa, March Is Chester lost
ITS first soccer game of the last half of
the season Saturday when Niscosc defeat
Cd the Shpbuldcrs by a 3 to score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
Attacked hy Grin

Mrs Edna Ellison etcnographcr in
the of cc of tho Board of Assessment for
New astlc county. is confined to her
home bv an attack of rrlp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
\. NJ. &. A. BASkETBALL LEAGUE
s.rI RpsY's RrsruTe

SATURDAYS Rrsr-rTs
keuries IS: Red Cross -
Wilmington y NJ G p. Newark
\ VI g. \ u
TINS WIN
STnzgers vs. Rcd Cr~s
~ I vs kevplcS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
Licensed 20 Wed.

Magistrate Stradley has issued a
iuaunage Incense 10 Mired Carey. Of No
1910 nt.u street to marry Mis-, NatiEo
n H4rri, III ~ -Ol North Adams
strcy
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-09-13
WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

GTON.-Director Mckdoo,
in denying the contention of the Secur-
ity Holders Association regarding rail-
road contracts, said, in his opinion,
federal management had saved several
of the big lines from failure.
ERLlN.-Chancelor Won HertIing
resigned ION account Of i'll health"
after telling the Prussian upper house
committee that the preservation of
the crown and the dynasty" hinges on
fulfillment Of the Kaiser's pledges Of
franchise reform.
TTAWA.-Gasoiine stations in Can
ada will be closed on Sunday to dis
courage Sunday motoring.
WASHINGTON.-One hundred and
fifty Americans fleeing from Russia
have safely crossed into Finland, state
department advices say. In the party
are 25 National City Bank employees.
and 40 7. NJ c. \. workers.
BRIDGEPORT, coan.-A powerful
wireless outfit was seized here by army
intelligence officers, following a two
weeks Wig! from the shelter Of corn
field The plant was discovered on the
upper iiCor Of q house and had a send
ing radius Of 10 miles.
PAR ;S.--$n appea! for more papers
from the United States has been made
by the Red Cross.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-09-13
GENERAL

Stacker raids on the New York Curb
netted 120 suspects.
The Chicago Board Of Trade is en-
pIoying women attendants.
The Shipping Board is planning
night schoolS for Shipyard workers.
Merchant marine enlistments while
the navy is barred caused Secretary
Daniels to protest, and General Crow
der has been called upon to define the
status of draft men for this service.
1t is now believed the end Of the
three year program will see fulfilled
the hopes for 1900 new American
ships, with total dead weight tonnage
of 2J,000,000.
Sick and wounded American troops
sent to the United States from France
last week numbered only 81.
National Automobile Chamber OF
Commerce at q meeting of its directors
decided to discontinue the national au-
tomobile shows In New York and Chi
cage during the coming winter. The
chamber will also discourage the hold
irg of dealers shows in other cities.
Federal officials seize American
Transatlantic Company and millions of
dollars worth of ocean going vessels.
Richard G. Wagner confesses Bern
ssorff helped him finance transporta-
ton company.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-09-13
SPORTING

Tom Gibbons laid claim some time
ago to the middleweight title, doubt
less on the ground that he was Mixes
brother. Tom now will withdraw his
claim, for he was put to sleep in Mil
waukee the other night in the sixth
round by Tommy Robson, Boston
welter.
Sunny Slope, three-year-old thor
oughbred, which brought $225 as a
yearling, Is sold for $4,000.
Sam Lewis, the theatrical man, for
merly noted as q pocket billiard eX-
pert, is likely to be appointed referee
by the New Jersay Boxing Commits
sion. Lewis has had lot Of eXpe-
rience in that line.
Ina Jay, the Cleveland mare owned
and driven by: the well known horse
man, Harvey Ernest, was the star or
the racing card at Charter Oak Park,
Hartford, winning the $4,000 battle
royal for 2 :06 trotters.
Boring in with his famous Califor-
mia rushing tactics and never letting
up moment on a faltering opponent,
Robert Lindley Murray won the na-
tional tennis championship. In the
final of the thirty-seventh titular tour
nament at Forest Hills, New York,
Murray crashed through William T.
Tilden I'd of Philadelphia in straight
sets, winning at 6-3, 6-1, 7-5.