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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
HELD on ENiBEzZLEAIENT CHARGE
Driver said TO hi Sc Lost Dairs : Money,
Gambling.

HeufN l&tnao i collector l1r f1e
Glover Dau> t'a Was before luIg> HE'LL
ugs Municipal Court tins morning.
charged With eiaaea1lement to hc extent
oi S334 ~ 81 the company iuuu,
According ~ the testimony F3tmaa,
has been short Il his teturus tJr some
ume. but said hy would make good, thaf
collectors we're permitted to ~ behind
bur unis te he extent ot wees salary.
Detective sergeant KING SAID lafInan
had said 6e was short to he extent of
about $500 aWlng to gambling
Taman w.,s held I'll 5000 bul for .be
Grand iurN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

Information reaching washington do
the arnisce
accept Immediately the surrender offered BY Marshal Po
marsh aipiIqi VI hem on
compromise evasion by the Germans he tolerated
United offer and
interruption o the great offensive which destroying
tho germa
consideration of The drastic BY The
Paris 72 hours would be allowed
additional granted delayed
rival Of r.
.
Announcement that II found that delegates
ineh ha decsio reached in which 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
SCHWAB EXPECTED
At HARLAN PLANT
ON VISIT TODAY
Thousands of EMPLOYEES 10 Stop
Work at p NJ. for Flag
Presentation.
PLAN ELABORATE WELCOME

Thousands Of shipworkers. nesi Of
them in the grlnS clothes and ID th
marks oi recent toll still on their hands
and faces. prominent officials ot The ilar
Ian Shlphuildlng plant, the Mayor and
Citl Councils. and hundreds u other
guests Of Wilmington. will JOIN IN o mighty
demonstration nf welcome 10 6harics
NJ Schwab Director. and other hlgh
officers of the Emergency Fleet 6erpora-
t,on. Al the Harlan plant today
Promptly nj : o'clock the whistles
Of the plant viii sound III unison NJ .
signal that work for the day has been slls-
pended for the elaborate exercises 1T
tcndant on the flag raising and the long
expected event IT the coming Of Charlie
~chWah 10 make a visit here to his toys
The great crowd Of employees 81 the
plant. together With hundreds of out
side guests will gather in far reaching
mass near the front al the main Office
around the stand erected for the cere-
monies. Harian's Rand viii be there III
All lis glory and play stirring patriotic
AIRS throughout the program
WILL PRESENT FLAG.
tftcr the singing Of America by the
audience Charles Mohrnan, Superin-
| tendant Of The rigging department, will
| present to the Harlan plant through J.
/ Il Weaver, Snperntendant brass plate
| which viii later be placed on the pole
/ inscribed Presented to the Harlan
| Plant Of the Bethlehem ShipbIaleling
! Corporation by the Employees This
i symbolic Of the presentation Of the big
| flag 80 by 80 feet and the $50 loot flag
pole which the workers have gwen the
| plant
Mr. Weaver viii then pull the string
which Will unflrI the banner 1T the top
Of the pole, when the spectators, led by
he band, Will JOIN in singing the Star
~pangled Banner Mr. ScflWub viii then
be introduced bv Harry \ Johnson, III
charge Of ceremonies, and address the
throng.
Following his speech Mr. sellwab
| wall present lie handsome trophy, silver
cup, Whrh the Harlan Band Won IN the
competition among shiphuIlding bands
IN Philadelphia some time age. The
trophy will be accepted by band leader
Cox on behalf OF the members
After a selection by the band " illiani
& Coke, District Manager for the tenth
District Of the Fleet Corporation. viii
present lbs trophy 70 the Harlan Baseball
{ lub which won the big league cham
pionship, Of all the shipbuldmg plants
Of the corporation l1r Charles \
Eaton head OF the service section OF the
Emergency Fleet Corporation. will then
present to the team the Fennant which
they won as champions Of the Delaware
River League
Among those expected At the eereulo-
MES are, + g. Grace. President of the
Bethlehem Steel Company J u Powell
Wee President of the Bethlehem Ship
building Corporation Judge GRAY, Mayor
Lawson, John 5 Rossell II p Scott.
W ) Hills and other prominent men
Of Wilmington
The committee in charge OF arrange
mcnts is composed Of Charles Mohrman
William Harmon, John Ciaason William
Watson and William I Thompson
Members Of this committee will meet
Mr. Schwab at the Penn station about
= O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
DRAFT SUSPENSION
LIKELY. ENOUGH
SOL LDIERS IN WAR
Crowder and Staff Considering
Withdrawal of November Call;
Await German Peace Decision.
U. S. HAS 100000 TROOPS
By Associated press 10 Every Evening

By Associated Press 70 Every tFenlnS
Washington. Nov ) Provost Mar
shal General Crowder calledinto conference
today the heads Of III sections Of his
office ta discuss possible suspension Of ne
November draft calls under which more
than 800 600 men have been ordered TO
army camps
While General Crowder would not
discuss what recommendation he might
make 10 thc General stan. II is known
that his advisers will advocate warmly
Withdrawalof Tho November call, 1t least
If the Germans accept the Ameriean
and Allied aumlstIcc terms before the
movement to camps hcgln-
With four million men already under
arms overseas and IT home. the feeling
Is growing that no more Will be needed
even though II nay be a long Tune before
american forces can be recalled from
France and some additional men may be
sent over
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
G.o.P.and .Drys Sweep oIorado.

By Assoc lated Press % Every Evening
Denver. Col, Nov Besides eIeeung
Lawrence c. Phpps tothe United States
senate over Senator john + Shafrath and
Oliver IL Shoup. Governor over Thomas
Tvnan, democrat. the republicans have
elected virtually ali Of their candidates Ter
state offices The initiated bone dry law
apparently has been carried.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
FAKE PEACE REPORT A
NEWS JOBBERS' HOAX

The fake report which was sent
broadcast, yesterday, saying that
Germany had signed the armis-
tice, originated with the United
Press, a news gathering associa-
ton, whose reputation for accuracy
and authenticity has more than
once been questioned.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,
also news gathering association,
run on the cooperative plan by all
of the leading newspapers of this
country, had nothing to do with the
cruel hoax perpetrated upon The
public by the United Press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
KAISER OUT TOMRROW;;
PEACE BEFORE MONDAY,
GERMANS CAN'T DICKER

White Flag and Emissaries Reach Marshal Foch Abou'
Noon; They Must Submit Immediately to Allies Terms
or the Battles in France and Belgium viii Go On With
Increasing Vgor; President Wilson Personally, VIII
Make Announcement of the Result Of the Armistice
Conference Behind FochS Lines
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
National Rank Statements Called.

By Associated Press 90 Every Evening
Washington, Nov 5 The Comptroller
81 tho Currency today issued call for
tile condition Of all national banks Al the
close Of business on Friday, November i.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
Amusem ants Tonight

Remnants Playhouse
Naudsy lite tsartick
Tine PF3lS~iAu ( tatIr [fucg0
The luUa TT hc " hncs -- Majestic
To lteH With Ihg kaiser. Victoria
Just SYLVIA savoy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
b. Associated Prcs. % Eve-g Evening

he
of
Exchange
he abdiaion I added probably viii occur omorroD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
j. S. Sc ATE CLOSE,
HOUSE G. 0. ?. BY 50
Democrats Claim a Tie IN Upper
House. Counting Disputed
Seats; Smith Wins.

Washington. Nov. ) The Senate
wIIl 10 rcorganizrd hy the Republicans.
With forty-uuc Republicans nov Ger
ain al doubt as ~ tie election Oi senator
Fan \ III having lean removed, lead
cr- ale laying plans for the rcadJuatWcht
ol committee assignments ai.d tlic sclcc-
lua IL Ecpli,iic;n Senate officials.
Democratic leaders wct, reduced 10
day to tLo ciaim ol 4 tie ii the Senate,
having given up al hope of the House
but thoir claim Of tie in the Senate
Icpcidcd upon Democratic success both
I'll Idaho ana Now McAico
Republican leaders sull profess -
have i hope of carrying Idaho for Good
ing ~hich would give them fifty Re
publican Senators.
1'he Republicans claim the House Of
Representatives bY fifty Or more votes
They have carried 2iO seats AZ least.
Z lie returns show that the Democrats
arc certain of but loS There will be
one independents one Socialist and five
districts are still in doubt
Neu YorA, Nov y With only slx
election districts missing in tile entire
state TIE unofficial figure on the vote for
governor Last Iught showed that Alfred II.
smith had received plurality of the
civilian vote over Governor Whitman Of
III .OG4 The figures are. Smith. 989, PIP;
Whitman, 97S, l4S
Tie final margin by which Mr. Smith
will win depends upon the sIzc Of hls
plurality in the soldier and sailor vote,
cstII ated anywhere from 5000 TO 10000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

An aHeal diptamato dispatch from
France today emphasized hHt Iar-
shat I.ach # empowered 1nIE tn ie-
liver arml-tlre terms to tne '"rnans
and rrcave shelr acceptance snd fhaf
pnare negotiations ara lot the business
of the military commander
Anv suspension Fl ho-tliIttrs oe'ar"
the 5rniztsce H igncd even -sad
on phdqnfhron- grounds IS declared
to ~ tlt If thr question
The statement wa- authorized 4f ttn
White House shortly after q q clock TINS
morning haf Whenever t0rt eaHe iraH
the signing nf aH arm!stlra IA FRANCE
President Wilson timseii Touid 4nnoacc.
if immediately
ON the aasr ii press dl~ratehas sram
France that The envoys would meet
Marshal Forh today officials .hd aot
expect any definite news rs to Germany 5
decision Tor several hours.
When this assurance WIS e1ven me
government had not been advised whether
tba German arrnIsrice delegation aad
reached lfsrsbaI Focas 1e tlau rrers e-
l.f8 rAp FTcrea Hes yrere trnE Tafo
axpecye4 about noon TO-DAY .par.s tune.
parr. November - 1V-a ra -t 5er-
man .IeIegates sent Is the French r1nt
- receive from General foeh Allied terms
| for Al AITm-uee crossed - Allied .t1e
near LaCapeile last night.
They we're taken to Is house where
1 preparstious had been made to receive
/ them. They stavea there 8uring the nlGi,.
and tins morning Nl.l le conducted fo +
+ place III the department a the Alsne
which is 4 meeting pIAfe nNed bv Mar
/ shall foch Tins tup Hlil aAe a6out louT
/ hours. Marshal toeh Rlil have "lth blni
admiral S,r Ru-llu NemZSs, rirst ~ea
/ Lord 81 Great Britain and Ma.ar General
NI8Nme Ncl gtud. oi ,te FreArh army
/ Marshal Foth assistants
/ The powers conferred 4pon Marshal
/ FochareS 5nctly gouEluefi to the coic1 1is.ou
/ of an arulstlcr. according thc LcHQ es
PARIS The amendments -2 he terms
placed hi hl~ hands lv ar nter-aa.c,.
council are closely uHteg the ueNep4pv,
say
i The C1ertuau 6elegates Vmra came
/ WITHIN ne French inc, .a~t night % ge-
ceive irom Marshal toeh -Gc Allied cefIu.
for An tr,nsitge proceeded th, mo,nin-
i 10 he meeting place designated hN be
/ Marsh.
The white 4a- bearers reached at leit
wing 81 General Deheuez $ army ar 4
! o.rI9ck last night rncv arrived at Ii,
7 place Indicated hN the Nhei supreme
+ commander within he French lines abou
a.ctoeN his morning and passed th,
remainder ot Fhe night there
II the credentials 3. he s'ar'nat
4rn9i,sset. delegates arc found ajeQuaJ,
fhel vii be informed officially what tn,
terms III the aru4isttre IKE and tha, hes
/ Mil have i time lmat ai T. hours ID Whlet
I 10 reply
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
The Mealher

By Associated Press 50 Every Evening
Washington NuV Forecast for Dcla-
Iartl, cloudy ana warmer tonight and
saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

A feeling OF security goes with Glover
DAIRY milk ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
UNITED PRESSFALSE
TELEGRAM FOOLED
NATION ON, PEACE
Though Washington Has Proven
Report False Press Association
Wont Admit Message Bogus.
SAYS IT'S STREAK OF LUCK
1ji II 9Fiit
From New York Times of Today.

The United Press Association false
cahl, message announcing that mn ar
mistlcc had been signed ~ Marshal
Foch. thc allied comnandcr-in ch.cf,
ana thc German military and naval en-
yoys wa9 received III the office of the
United Press. IN the Pulitzer Building,
63 Park Row. at noon yesterday.
". " Hawkins, general manager of
thc nlt,d Press service il this coun-
trv sand last nigh; that the message
vl@ received lv the Western | mon AZ
Il.5n / m.. and immediately submitted
ta thr ccusor who returned i with his
- III III 1850, or three nInntc9 after
III. message arrived Ia New Nork Cine
ulnltc later il was being flashed INTO
thr United Press offices ln Tho Pulitzer
BtuIllng. and i frw minutes latcr the
na3rr- served TN the nltcd Press We're
I'LL thc streets with the startling news
TIM FALSE REruRr
Tho message as received M the mted
Press office reads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

i'aticuiar people choose Cioycr Dairy
.JIIk.-Agd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
rlt,rt .s Ny

nlprtsS mn
a-cnt irmstico Niles Germany
Signed eleven smorung Hnsttittirs
ceased twu Saitcruoon SEDAN taken
III Amcricaus Howard.
NlMmS
The -isncr- 81 the message tire Roy
N Heva~G. thu president VI the mtrd
Press Association. aid WlIlam Philip
~inms. thc manager hi thc Paris ,uttcc
III the service lhc message was filed
II Pari. shortly after II IL m. New
Ynrk time. which Mas abou 4 y. IA.
French fInc or nearly ill haT before
thu iin4e SCI fur tile first meeting Of
Marshal Ioch and thc German 4nnI>tice
cr..sSaric- Ihr word urgent in the
message was used IL order ~ expedite
trilSniiS9lan
me United Press Association is ! pri-
vale curf,7raton selling rrn~ to after
l.3sn ncuspaocrs 1t ha> ~ connection
NTH Thc l~s,ciatel Press utich y A
co-apar4tIyc organization ot hc leading
ncvssa,cr- of the jntcd States oper-
atcu without profit 4nd controlled fy
.t,. nrn-uaucrs themselves
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
TlF rETlH II T0 FEACE.

Nh4t had actuaiy happened AZ the
French front j. shown rs olhcr dis
uafche,. putlishcd III tins morning
Times. tn preparation lor the expected
4rrIya! of the German delegates the
Frenri. command had gwen the order to
cca>a firing temporarily II , ii n AZ
lna1 part oi the front where The Ger
man delegates were to cross the line.
III the mind 81 the writer Of the crrone-
ou> dispatch tins fact MAS apparently
distorted into a cessation of hostliltles,
ana from this mistaken notion. seem
lnglv the conclusion was drawn that the
arIl.l>icc must h.Ye been slGned Both
these errors were transmitted 70 New
! ork AS statements ol iart
At : o'clock last night Mr.. Hawkins,
al the oiilcc Of he Jnitcd Press SAID
that The association Was standing hy Us
message and added tAat II Woald CON
tInue to hold If was aurhentr untii II
Was proved t5 have been an error When
g. proved hc sand the nited Press would
issue statement To All the paper~ d tie
country withdrawing the message and
explaining the position Of the ASSOCIATION
Continued on page il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08

Ba,c, \oy \ Field Alu-h NAa
scu 81 hc German army has AruNe0 \
budapest from Bucharest ~ cuHter wtN
Premier Michaci k8rolyI ot tiungArt ~
the passage across hat country y. German
divisions ROW "a Bumama according ~
a Budapest dispatch received here.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-10
POULTCNI DRAHY.

M6stsky komisar poulicnlch
drah Sanders prohlasil, re me
sto je nyni odhodlano provesti
nutne zm6ny, ably Sc mohlo "a
mestnancum naSich poulicnlch
kar vyplatiti pridavek drive,
nez O n6m arbitraCni komise
rozhodne. Die jeho nahledu
musl byti neidrive zmenena
Taylorova predloha. Jakym
zpusobem Sc ma vSe urOvnati,
to nechtel mestsky omen ured-
NIX prozraditi. Redite, spolec-
ncsti pax, Stanley, prohlasil
Vcera. re IS re "a trait Sc nevy
placi, re ale pres veSkere sky
tajlcl obtlze doprava nebude
omczena. Pravi vSak, re celia
sitnace Sc jeSt6 vice zauZll dine
l. srpna, kdy zaloznl fond bu
de upln6 vyGerpan. = Y IRA
dovne spolecnosti jsou toho ma
hlcdu, ze celia zalezitost by me
la byti urovnana 8 Clennym ar
b'tracnim vyborem, do ktereho
by m6stska rada VOLTA jedno-
no elena, spolecnost pax dru-
h6ho a oba volili by 81 tfetiho.
V dobe dvou tydnu mohla by
celia tato otazka byti urovnana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-10
kRAJAN 81 ZOUFAL.

P. JOS. Kresina, 6639 Char
ter ave. spachal vcera rano po
kus sebevrazdy, pov6siv Sc We
sV6 garazi. Byl vSak nalezen
svou zenou, ktera jej snala s
provazu a zavolala policeini
ambulance, ktera jej mela do
praviti do nemocnice. Ma cest6
do t6to vsak nest astny krajan
zemfel. P. Kresina byl so let
star patril k Tadu Bratri V
Kruhu c. 22 CSPS. q k lozi Sion
c. IA Jed. Tab. V pOsledni do
be trp6l nezhoiitelnou nemoci
a V navalu t6zkomyslnost asi
Sc pokusil 0 sebevrazdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-10

; lie'''0eiiilii - y . . q "''''e po
llo'Veill' NSl"SVi'i ooJel'i Il" i'e
uciiin |peN li"Si 'i@looili ny III
ny We SURE A".neul "ie N7 " iii
cheS'ru ' Ailslli' am 81 cl'i'i
GO ooZl ooJoNNl.i pho p s'N ~
n u" d 0Eooov"' 'e l l e'li'ii
oyll H"Nezell W iieS'" 0oA
soil'' Noe Je A'''' Ni'NS o"v'''
III ooSN"'oie i'oA"' d NoN an .o
say " may VI '''e''' ae 's1""l -
~e III" "..e'i i.'o'1e o''0' w.
my 0h WIN" 'i0A ''' l. q iiO o''N
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-10
sTAvKA ODLOzENA.

Vcera m6lo vyjiti ma stavku
asi 5000 zenskych kreici, ale
V posledni chvili byla stavka
odlozena. Stalo Sc tax ma tele-
grafickou zadost pred. unie
zenskych krejci NJ. Perlsteina,
ktery prave nyni vyjednava s
Odborem prace pozadavclch
unie a vyjednavani toto potr-
va nekolik dni. NasTedkem to
ho stavka byla odlozena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-10
HONRA SLACkERU.

NCerejSiho dne asi 800 jed
natelH Ligy pro ochranu Cleve
landu podniklo honbu ma tax
zvan6 slakery a na tisice mia
dTch muzd bylo vcera vysly-
chano. V6tSina z Mich byla pro
puStGna ma slib. re dnes prime
sou sve vojenske 1istiny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-10
LISTARNA.

Farmar p. Josef Peroutka, z
Ohio, ma V administered "Sv6-
ia" dopisnici cd Ceskeho dobro
volnika JOS. Bodlaka 4 Italie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-10
CETNE NAVSTIVE
MA PREDNASKA
POR. NIEDEPLEA.

Ncera agltacfll SchuZe oeS' VA
fodnlho odruzehl' ma kIefe rec
mn rev. O.oilch Alalliai' 'aJeN
hlk urauoNily r. jos -h @'eA'
poluciN 4Nieo1lle d F. ~ i'ei IL
rel'er.
Rev. Llamal poukazal ma
trapne udaloStl V tetO hfoZne
Valce ktere ZachVatlIV praVe
neJVlce s.oVanske narody. FOL
ska znlcena, Srbsko a Cerna
Hora vydranc0Vana a narod Wy
hlazen a sloVanSke narody '
Rakousku naslllm potlaceny.
Jedlny s.oVansky nar0d ktery
dnes V boJl prou Germanum
oela olVy' jest haroo ceShy. oe
skosloVehSka aIlllaoa uiieS
chraill huSho' d Se 'opoJe'icl IA
paSl SNooouu pro VSecliiy $40
NalShe harooy.
My CcchOSloVacl V CleVelan-
du, Siavnostnl dnl name ia Sc
bou. NaSe pout ktera tax mno-
no prace 81 VyZadala, Sc uSpeS-
ne skonclla. NSak ' clnnostl ne
smlme ochaboVat, muslme zno
va chopit Sc prace, ably nebyjI
sklamanl t., Jenz "a mas hrdl-
re boJull. Sesll J5me Sc dnes' a
oychoil NySlecilIl poSia'il Oh
haSlci 'eSNo@'o' a'lSNSch ooo'o
Voiilihu' hIefe nam pfllaSl Je-
cen Vech ceSANch hroillu' po-
ruclh Nleuerle.
70 recl rev. .. Llamala p.
j. MaSek podaVal pOdrobnou
zpraVu o clnnoStl VoJenSkeho
Vyboru. Az dosud Cleveland Wy
sal pomerne k Jlnym amer. me
STUN heJVlce doDfoVolnku 10
Ces. SloV. armady. UradoVna
podpofuJe 40 roam. Mahzeiky
doSttVaJl 3l4 meSlcne a ma ka
Zde dltko pa. VzdaVa uZnanl
Vcelkam ktefe pune pracuJI
ma poIreoach pro nase dobro-
Volnlky a zada, aby Jen Y ODE
taVe pracl VytrVaiy.
Pc p. Ma$kovi bourl pOtles-
ku byl pfiVitan poruCik Me
derle, ktery liCil east naSich de
jim, az pri$el ma poCatek nyn&i
81 vaIky. "Byll jSme hnani pro-
ii naSim pratelum, proti tenn,
ktere lsme ctili co bratry slo-
Vanskeho naroda. Byli jsme 81
Vedoml Jak n6mecky cIsar Sli-
bill kazdou rcvoluci V Cechach
potlacit a protc jsme Sc zaprisa
hi. vykonat reVoluci Ma front6.
Cerveny prapor kalichem byl
zhotoven V PraZe nez jsme od-
Jizde!i, ktery ma ruskG front6
byl rozVinut cele ceskG pluky
prechazely do Ruska. Jak Jest
vam Znamo, CeskG regimenty
byly pax "a trest decim0vany
a mnoho tislc bez zbrane do DO
Je hnano, jen aby itch hodn6
bylo pobito. RuskV obecny lid
mas neznal. ale ruSti generalo-
We Znali naSi touhu. My ismo
od pocatku snili zalozeni Ces
koslovenske armady, ktera by
boJoVala V radach spojencf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-10

PRIJMOU Sc prodavacky We
slriznim obchOde E. j. VOrla,
3737 Broadway. ?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-10

PRODA Sc velky jidelni rozta
kovaci still "a SO a bycikl "a
SIS. Haste Sc " els. 4459 Douse
.ul. 7-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-10

FRODA Sc dobre Sc vyplaceji-
CT obchod ma cisteni a zehlenl
satstva Sc vSim zarizenlm. Ma
jetnik je V obchode tom dlouha
leta a mini uciniti zmenu. Adre
sa Sc sdeli v adm. t. |. Tie
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-09
UNITED CIGAR STORES
SHOW BIG PROFITS

. NE WYORK, March 9.-The United
Cigar Stores Company reports a net
profit of $3,423,5O1 for 1917, an in
crease of $363. SOS over the net income
in the preceding year. Due largely to
substantial reservation for the pay
ment of federal war taxes, the bal
ance available for common stock div
idends, amounting to S2,556,6l1. was
equal to no more that $9.i0 share
of common stock, against $1,000 in
1916. The tax reservation of $3.50, 900
was equal to approximately two per
cent on the junior shares.
As the corporation is holding com
pany. the annual statement did not
supply information in respect to the
earnings OF operating subsidiaries
The years surplus was si51,556. de
cline OF s339,147 The total profit ant
loss surplus, as OF December 81
amounted to s3,6S3,216.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-03-09
RED CROSS NEWS

Mrs. u. G. Mcbride. assisted by
Mrs. Harry Bruce, conducted the
class in gauze dressings yesterday
There was a good attendance and
fine work done Mrs. Keyscr reported
a splendid shipment Of hospital arti-
cIcs from the TusCarora junior lea
que.
Mrs. Cornish was in charge OF the
knitting and reports a shipment OF
grey yarn received, but no KHAKI
color as ordered. II is at present
very difficult to get and We have to
he satisfied with whatever color they
send us. We have n shipping bill
however, of another shipment OF yarr
which we hope will be khaki. The
following names were registered dur
ing the afternoon:
Mcsdamcs. Mcbride, Harris. Mentz
Bangs. Bruce, Perkins, Scheeiai
Cook. Castle, Ennor. Johnson. Com
ish. Wheeler. Griswold, Pratt. Davis
Lcbcrski. ITardesty, and Mossr'
Boohcr. Bangs, Cornish, Martin, Tall
and Rev. Swander