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Evening journal., 1918-03-21
ONE BANKING UNIT
TO Handle BONDS

Onlcials Of Wilmington banks, in
cluding every bank. trust company and
savings institution have been organ
lied into one banking unit TO promote
the sale OF Liberty Bonds on the partial
payment plan. The new institution
will be known officially as the Allied
Bank OF Wilmington, Del, For Promo
ton Of United states Liberty Loan
Heretofore the sale and funds for
Liberty Loan have been handled at the
various banking Institutions OF the
city. In order 10 facilitate the whole
affair in connection with the handling
OF Liberty Loans. the new organization
has been effected and the business OF
loans will be handled at the head
quarters.
Following the organizing OF the new
bank. those in charge OF the work
have voted 10 erect a new building on
Market street. just north Of the Ma
tional Bank Of Delaware bullding
There Is a space Of "a feet between the
National Bank OF Delaware building
and that Of the Hanover Shoe Company
store. A one-story building Will be
erected on this site and the oflclals
and clerical force OF the new banklne
company will be housed there.
Work was begun today on the pro-
/ posed new building. William D. Hah'
/ dock and Company have received the
contract for erecting the structure. The
electric fixtures Will be installed b.
Garrett Miller and Company.
The officers are: Otho Nowland
president OF the Equitable Trust Com
pany. chairman; John Richardson, Jr.
president Of the National Bank OF Della
/ ware. treasurer, and 4. Rae Dubell' sec
retary 10 the treasurer Of the duPon
Company, secretary.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
Make Progress IN
COLLECTING Waste

Judging by the amount Of material
gathered during only one days collec-
ing. the officers OF the Delaware Babies
Hospital and Day Nursery have every
reason 30 anticipate satisfactory re-
suits as the outcome OF the waste col
lccting campaign launched last week.
Large auto trucks are making the
rounds Of tho city. on each truck IS a
hugler. whose clear notes announce
The coming OF the truck. This method
of making the approach known to the
residents is picturesque and adds much
zost 20 The work.
While the work Of collecting is be-
ing pushed with an possible aiacrity,
care is being taken not TO skip any
house. T. is announced by those in
charge that the collection Will be thor
ough. People should not think because
fhd truck did not call on them yesier-
day that they have been missed. If the
trucks have not visited their section,
loople are urged 20 have their bags
ieady for today or until the trucks
reach them.
Tho collectors are abroad only from
eight i'm the morning until carly after
noon. when housewives are generally
al home. lf there Is going TO be no one
NJ home during This time. & is request
ga that people leave their bags with a
neiehbor The trucks VIII visit each
home in the city only once.
10 will take only a few days TO com
1iete the collection. and when the total
amount contributed is sold, announce
inoni will ho made as TO how large a
SUM will enrich the funds FOR the
cty's poor and sick babies OF VIII
uingtOn.
To is hopcd that the total will
mount high. as Wilmington house
wives seem 90 realize fully the import
ancc Of ihs branch of civic activity
%, shown by the cooperation they arc
giving I'M the waste campaign.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
DELAWARE BASEBALL
MEN WORKING OUT

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, March 2i.-Delaware Col
lege baseball candidates have been
practlcng each afternoon this week
under the direction Of Coach Baumeart-
nor on Frazer Field. Coach Baum
gartner has an immense task aheao OF
him, as he has practically an entire
new team 20 develop The only two
players who played In any OF the
varsity games last year who are out
are Carter. flrst base, and McCardell.
shortstop.
Among the candidates who have been
out TO date are the following: Catchers,
Ritz, Spald Roach and Nelson pitchers.
German. Work. Slpple. Davis, Barnard
and Carter; FIRST base. Carter and Barn
ard; second base, Marvel and Picrson
third base. Meredith and Humphries
shorlstop, McCardell and Donohoe; out
nelders, Jones, Cooch. L. PLAN, Brown
and Ewing.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
SERVICE FLAG FOR
NEWPORT SOLDIERS
,n.c,., 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. Del, March 2i.-The
monthly meeting Of the Parent and
Teachers Association OF the Newport
school. was held last night. The meet
ing was presided over by Miss Ella
johnson.
Highland Lyman reported that he had
secured ventilators for some OF the
school windows.
The following visiting committee, Tor
the coming month. was appointed Mrs.
Elmer Miller, Mrs. Walter Cox, and Mrs.
Kennedy Boyd. America" was sung
by all present.
Mary Scarborough, Mary Hayden,
Marietta and Margaret Groome, Edna
Cannon. Mildred Farmhouse, Irene r.
Gregg. Jean Scarborough, Howard
Spence, Springer Benson and Ralph
Ruth comprising a chorus, contributed
vocal selections.
Miss Ella Johnson gave a pleasing
report OF her trip TO Atlantic City, dur
Ing which time she attended tho Par
cnt-Teachers' Convention held there.
She emphasized that the mothers and
teachers should bear closer relation
ship.
In honor OF the boys who once went
TO Newport school, but are now serv-
ing their country. Miss Nora Stuart pre-
sented a service nag, In behalf Of the
associated. The following are the boys
who have gone: Scrgeants, John Scar
borough, Willard Ford; privates, Wat
son Nahan. Walter Crawford, Clarence
Hainesworth. Irwin Galloway, Harry
Cunningham, Edward Mendinhall, Johr
Miller. Clarence Ford, Warren Garrett
Raymond Cunningham, Edward Grams
! ton. Edward Palmer, and Leroy Rio
neer: cook, J. Oscar Bratton. Ten OF
the boys were volunteers, while the
other six were drafted.
W. W. Knowles, Of Wilmington. gav'
a very interesting talk on the value o.
% a Parent-Teachers' Association.
( ON April 3, the State Convention o.
u Parent-Teachers' Will meet IN Dover
and the president urges all who car
TO attend The next meeting Of thil
branch will be held on April 81.
4 seybold's Orchestra, Of Wilmington
: gave several selections.
Q The monthly meeting Of the Eurek
1 Tennis Club will be held tonight a
= the home Of Howard z. Ball.
2 II. J. Krebs, president Of the kreb
PIGMENT and Chemical Company. Is o
; a business trip South.
0 on account OF being unable TO sc
I cars, the Krebs Company has loade
1 several cars of their product at Els
. mere, on the b. & o. railroad, havin
= TO haul there by motor trucks.
2 Harmer Rile, OF the dupont Compan'
has purchased the Melvin house In TN
2 town, where he and his wife expect
q make their home.
= Miss Alice Polk, formerly ot hi
y town, but now Of Hookessin, has bee
. seriously III with typhoid fever, but
- now recovering.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
MAY FINE FIREMENFOR
GOING OUTSIDE CITY

Claiming that the foremen OF the
city fire companies that responded 70
the alarm OF IRE from Box No. AZ on
Tuesday evening had violated the or
ders Of the companies In going beyond
the city limits, members Of the Wash
lngton and Reliance Fire Companies
are talking Of bringing the matter be-
fore these companies at their next
meetings Just what action will be
taken is not known, but the Washing
ton Company has a standing rule flxine
a fine Of $50 on the foreman Of the
apparatus who orders or takes the ap-
paratus outside the city limits.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
nELAMARE coLLEGE sPoRrs

NEWARK, Del, March 2i-The Del
aware College Athletic Council has
made lnal arrangements for the inter
scholastic field and track meet. The
FIRST OF May has been decided on as
the closing day for entries.
The Varsity II" for basketball was
awarded 10 the following men: d. p.
Horsey tcaptainl, Z. &. Wilson IMAM
aser). II. w. Marston. +. B. Carter,
Fred Lord, Walter Ritz. Howard b.
Alexander. w. z. Barnard. Tho old
English ~" was awarded to J. O..
Craig.
on account Of so many colleges clos
ing early. Manager Holland found u
dinlcult 10 schedule the usual number
Of baseball games. especially In the lat
ter part Of May and the early part Of
June.
The following games are scheduled
thus far:
April i6-st. Johns. home.
April i3-Haverford. Haverford.
April 27-Ursinus. home.
MAY l-Swarthmore. Swarthmore.
MAY 25-Rock HILL Rock Hili.
Track Schedule.
The track schedule Is also incom-
plete. but 10 date Manager Taylor has
arraneed the Following meets:
April 27-Penn Relays. Philadelphia.
MAY l-Swarthmore. Newark.
NAV ii-Inter- -Scholastics and Inter-
class. Newark.
May 25-City College Of New York
New York
MAY is-Nnddle States Inter-Collegi-
ates, Lafayette.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
Juvenile COUNT WORK.

In Juvenile Court yesterday after
noon, Judge prickeit committed a IL
year-old girl 10 an institution for sell
ing intoxicating liquor without a IT,
cense. The girl was alleged 10 have
been away from home since last Novem-
Der living under an assumed name.
A i5-year-old boy, charged with lar
cency, was dismissed when evidence
was found insufficient 10 hold him.
A i7-year-old girl charged with be-
Ing incorrigible, was placed on proba-
ton, an older sister being deputed TO
assist the probation officers IN keeping
the girl straight.
Five girls. ranging In age from i've
20 50 years, charged with disorderly
conduct were given a hearing One OF
the girls was placed on probation, the
other four were directed 10 report in
four weeks 30 the court with one OF
the parents.
A i5-year-old boy, who had been
away from home for some time, was
allowed TO go South 20 his own home
upon application OF his parents anC
upon his promise 10 obey Instruction.
regarding his future conduct given hin
by the court.
A petition for release OF a i2-year-ol
boy was refused because the report O
the boys conduct from the institution
where he has been placed was unsatis
factory TO the judge.
, 4 mother and four children were II
court 10 report upon how they wer
getting along. A "big sister 10 tn
daughter Of the family reported hom
conditions were greatly improved; an
other report will be given In foul
weeks.
Placing OF a boy In a home was ap
proved, as were also three other case.
Of different details. A case against
boy was retired when excellent reports
were given Of bis conduct.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
MINNEAPOLIS BIDS
FOR WILLARD FIGHT
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO, March 2i.--Minnespolls TO-
day appeared 20 have the inside track
for the Jess Willard-Fred Fulton flght
OF July 4 With an offer OF si25,00(
a Minneapolis club asked the right tc
hold the tight in an open arena between
the Twin Cities. Mike Collins, Full
tons manager, is said TO have a share
in the club.
The possibility that the champions
ship fght win be for ten rounds only
was seen In the serious consideration .oi
this offer. Minnesota permits onl,
ten-round Nights but may allow a deci
sion.
Next Tuesday in Chicago was SCI
as the date for drawing up the forma
agreement between Willard and Full
ton.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
UARRY PIERCE WITH PHILLIEs.

Among the Philadelphia National
League players now in training is Harry
pierce. who is we'll known here, hav-
ing played with Jimmy Jackson's VIII
mineton Tri-State champions. After
leaving here Pierce played with Frank
poth's Delaware County League team
and Joined the Phillies the latter part
Of last season. He did good work with
the bat. Many Wilmington friends OF
Harry are hoping he makes good.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
CHURCH LEAGUERSSEE
SCHEDULE TONIGHT

The Church League will close pre-
ilmlnary details OF the 1918 season to-
night, when the schedule will be
adopted Although ten clubs have sig
nlned their intention Of Joining the
league, only six were represented at the
last meeting OF the organization. At
tonlghts meeting only those teams
which are represented Will be recog-
nized az members OF the league and a
schedule adopted accordingly. u may
be that only eight clubs will make
the start. All that do will be required
10 post their guarantees at once thus
putting the league In position to starl
the season al once.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
RAY AFTER NEW RECORD.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, 2i .-Jole Ray. distance
runner, star OF the Illinois 4. c., to-
day Is looking for new fields OF which
10 try his world beating legs. He now
possesses the indoor record for the
three-quarters Of a mile, having re-
duced the mark by IS seconds.
Rag sped around the track at Madi-
son square Garden in 3Oi as. The
old record was 3.07, made In 1913 at
Buffalo, by Joe Driscoll. The MARI is
within Two seconds Of the outdoor
record for the distance.
Ray sped on past the finish line and
took a, shot at the record for thd mile,
but fell short. He was timed for this
distance in ii9 as.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
pENNsY WINS AGAYN.

The p. B. and W. A. A. quoit team
finished It's series with the Brack-Er
Republican Club last night by takins
four out OF 1--WE games In the fnal set
which gave them II out OF "a for the
series. The games were closely play
ed at times. but the Railroaders were
never IN danger.
The Scores:
Brack-Ex ..........is q II % nj
p. B. and W......2i 20 q p 2i-A
Players: Brack-Ex-W S. Monkton.
z. Goiger, II. Hetherlngton, B. Leach.
p. p. and W.-Donlon, Denn- Ben,
Quinn.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
noYER To BACK LIBERTY LOAN.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, March PA band Of
gypsies passed through Dover yester-
day going north. They carried the
usual equipment. A meeting Of the
local branch Of the Liberty Loan was
held this afternoon in the Dover Cen
tury Club the object being 10 plan for
the launching Of the Liberty Loan drive
on April 6.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
SOLDIERS FINED As TREsPAssERs

Voylo Ryse, John T. Lasoy ana Ho-
Kan Coey were before Municipal Court
this morning. charged with trespass-
ing at the Baltimore and Ohio freight
house. Two Of the men are United
States soldiers and the arrcsting officer
told the court that the three men were
drinking whiskey from a quart bottle
Tho soldiers are from Carney's Point
The defendants were fined s. and costs
each.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
AcCUsFn AS DRUG THIEF.

Ods Wien. Negro, who was held
under $500 bail in City Court today on
A charge Of selling heroin, was ar
rested this morning on a charge OF
breaking and entering. II Is alleged
that Wren broke into lie drug store of
Or. Michael Ostro at Sixth and Pine
streets. several weeks ago and stole a
quantity Of drugs.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
DEATH TAKES BABY.

a large number Of friends and rela-
tivcs regret to learn Of the sudden dealt
OF the elcycn-months- -oid daughter OF
William j. and Helen VI. Lilly. The fu'
moral will be held on Friday afternoon
at , o'clock from their home No. aii
West Seventh street Interment will b
al Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
nOnGERs SEED THIRD BAsEMAN.

BY The United Press.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March Twill
bert Robinson is looking for q third
baseman TO oil out his Dodger inneld.
Jimmy Hickman is TO be installed for
tryout. Jlmmy's usual job is out
fielding.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
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Evening journal., 1918-03-21
Amt
Nature
Wonderful
THE COUNTERFEIT

The other day we
Saw a young
Flapper struitlns
Up the street
In one OF these
New spring trench
Brown top coats,
Cut very much
Military. with those
Flap pockets hung
All over the front
OF II. II he
Wants 10 look real
Warrior Ike, why
Doesn't be crawl into
The real articlef
We wonder how
10 feels 20 go
Stepping up the
Highway In a toy
War regalia and
Pass a real L. S.
Bullet pusher-
3 guesses what
The Sammy thinks
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Evening journal., 1918-03-21
MACK sPuRNs HOLD-UP.

BY The United Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Pa. March 2i.-
Badly as Connie Mack needs pitchers
he refused 10 be held up" by Rube
Shauer. This was the explanation
given by the Athletics manager today
for "Rube's" failure to appear for
training. Vean Gregg has wired Mack
that he Is on his way 10 Jacksonville
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
Totals
yyanita
Goals
\. NJ. n. A. sMOKER.

The annual smoker OF the Youns
Mems Hebrew Association was held In
the hall, Third and Klng streets last
night. The program proved Interesting
There were a number Of wrestling
bouts and addresses by David Snellen-
burg and Judge Aaron Finger. Refresh
ments were served
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
HAYDEN BUYS BROOKLYN HAL

Matthew Hayden has purchased
Brooklyn Hal. with a record Of 2ii
from c. A. Lippincott. u Is understood
the horse viii be used exclusively in
matinee events here this summer.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
ouOIT MATCH TONIGHT.

The keystone Field Club quoit team
will meet the Maniiou tribe team To-
night at the Field Club. The following
pitchers will toss them for the Field
Club: Barclay. Jennings. Haokett
Mckee, Goldey, Virgins, Cinco.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
ACCInENTs OF M Dan.

Among those treated at the Delaware
Hospital today We're:
Charles Kennedy. cut finger.
John Gordy, foreign substance in eye.
John z. Hamilton, fractured rib.
Beatrice Wright, splinter in hand.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
MOVIES" AT TRINITY.

Motion pictures will be shown in
Trinity parish house by Mrs. Marshall
Barton's sunday school class Saturday
for the cause Of missions. Some OF
the pictures will show hostess house
activities.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
INDUSTRIAL BOWLING
INDUSTRIAL STANDING 10 DATE.
Schedule for TOnighi

On Crescent Alley:
4. V. +. Company vs.. Lobdell.
Bancroft vs.. Speakmen.
Penna. r.. r. vs.. Harlan.
Green's Alley.
Malleable vs.. Hilles and Jones.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
AT THE NATIoNTL THEATRE.

Vaudeville will be shown at the Ma
tional Theatre today, tomorrow and
saturday. Tatum, the man who can
break handouts, and the Chicago Trio,
LIST from the West will be seen.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
HGHLET Girls AT CHEsTER.

The girls basketball team Of the
Wilmington High School will so 10
Chester TO play a return game with the
Chester High school today.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
HoKAnn HIGH GIRLS WIN.

The girls basketball team OF Howard
High School defeated the Wanlta A.
c., OF Philadelphia last night by the
score of s. 10 3. The score:
Howard
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
Up GOES TOBACCO PRICES.

Tobacco which formerly sold at 10
cents a box has been increased 10 i3
cents a box. The boxes are smaller
than the old i0-cent boxes.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
Trv CLARENDON HOTEL

virginia Ave, near Beach.
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Evening journal., 1918-03-21
Theatre
Vaudeville Thursday,
Friday, Saturday

Tatum the Great, the man that breaks
handouts. Matinee Saturday. Five big
acts Plenty fun. First show 10000
Evening journal., 1918-03-21

Factory workers. carpenters and all
classes n dairy labor should seek en-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-16
BARBER GIVES RECIPE
FOR GRAY HAIR
Tell How to Make a Home Made
Gray Hair Remedy.

Mr.. A. E. O'Brien. who has been a
barber in New York City for many
years, made the following statement:
Gray, streaked or faded hair can be
Immediately made black, brown or
light brown, whichever shade you de-
sire, by the use of the following rem
edy that you can make at home:
Merely get a small box of Orlex
powder at any drug store. 1t costs
very little ard no extras to buy. Dis
solve 1t in water and comb it through
the hair. Full directions for mixing
and use come in each box.
"You need not hesitate to use Orlex,
as a $4,000 gold bond comes in each
box guaranteeing the user that Orlex
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zinc, sulphur, mercury, anillne, coal
tar products or their derivatives.
at does not rub off. is not sticky
or gummy and leaves the hair fluffy.
1t will make a gray haired person
look twenty years younger. ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-16
METHODISTS IN MEET
Centenary Session of Topeka District
Makes Plans.

meeting in the interests OF the
Methodist centenary movement was
held Tuesday in the First Methodist
church. DR.. H. E. Wolfe, superintend-
ent of the Topeka district of the Kan
sas conference, met with his group
chairmen. The Rev. J. K. Bi1lingsley
Ct Des Moines, Ia, discussed The plan
adopted by the general board of the
church, to organize every church in
the various districts for the purpose of
carrying on more intensive activities.
Members from the different parish
churches will act as minute men,"
who will hold themselves in readiness
at all times to present in different
gatherings the plans and purposes of
the centenary.
The men who attended the meeting
Tues day We're: Rev. c. E. Holcomb,
of Valley Falls; Rev. w. NJ. Rogers,
of Overlook; Rev. w. J. MarsEaM
of Burlingame; Rev. A. e. Peterson,
of Wamego; Rev. H. o. Hotter, Rev.
E. M. Paddleford, DR.. E. J. Kulp, Rev.
I. E. Pulliam and Rev. E. +. Bart
lett, all of Topeka; Rev. c. w. Mar
lin, of Highland Park; Rev. r. B. Mac
kenzfe, of Oakland, and Rev. J. w.
Shaffer. of Rossville.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-16
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