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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19
SEND CHILD To
SCHOOL HEALTHY
Some Ways That May Help Moth
ers Aid Their
Offspring.

How the mothers of Delaware may add
to thclr patriotic duty by sending their
children to school IN good health, Is ono
of the activities of war work with which
The Momcn's Committee Ot the Della
ware state Council cf Defense, IS largely
concerned about just now The weighing
and measuring tests. conducted thus sum
NOR. and which arc being continued at
three permanent welfare stations ~ thus
cifv have revealed To mFnv mother tho
fact that their children were suffering
from hitherto undiscovered ills, Of the
sort liable to cause much trouble III the
future. which ills often times exist m the
children. unknown 20 the parent
4 child NAV have faulty teeth. weak
ewes or defective cars. had tonsls or
adcnoids. without being actually I'll Vet
such defects should bc attended ~ now
So that in later lifcthc man or woman may
hc able to live and work efficiently.
Particularly now, AZ the opening ot the
schools the Women Committee desires
10 impress upon parents their responsible
IL m regard to theu children health
The following health rules may help
some mother whose child does moi quite
seem up 10 the mark
The growing child must have plenty ot
sleep Up to siN wears. he should sleep
hall the timc His food should hc plcnt'-
tul and nutritious Each child should have
three pints ~ milk daltN part ot which
rna> hc ia other foods he should also
have meat, eggs, cereals, vegetables and
fruit
lic should have pcu,> of out door play
not too much bat enough
HIS clothing sufficient ior comfort
should bc clcan and simple
He should have daily bath or rut
down and cleansing bath with warm water
and mud soap. AT least once week oi
oftencr # possible
Il constipatcd has dict and exercises
should be rcarranged
He should toe taught personal hygiene
to use individual towels. handkerchiets
toIe, articles. good care OF teeth. nose
ewes. cars. hands and feet
He should be taught that 10 he healthy
IS one of the first achievements in tn,
world and the most patTtOttC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19
FRANCE LOWERS WHEAT PRICES
Increase In Prices have Attained Their
Maximum. say Provisions Head

Paris. Sept 10 The Government
has decreed prices for wheat and other
cereals from the 1919 harvest. All show
ing a slight reduction from the 1918
rates Wheat ls reduced from = francs
about 40 cents under normal exchange
rates to - per hundred Kilograms
In kilogrnm IS 2 20 pounds The other
prlces are barley maiz", rye, buck
wheat and oats - francs per 100 kilo-
grams mixed wheat and rvc. go, white
milrt - red milet fS beans. hti,
Victor Borct, Minister Of Provisions,
declared IN announcing the priccs that
the reductions had been made n order
e. show thai fhe increase of prices hnd
attained their maximum during lalS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19
HYMN OF HATE" OF
SIM FEN Is FOUND

London. Aug 3l-Thc Globe publish
cs what 1t SAYS Is reported 10 he the Sim
Fein 'Hvmn Of Hate This IS lt;
God of Mercy, watching
Ger the Irish race
Save our nation honor
Keep MS from disgrace
Let thv powerful arm
Right overthrowing might,
Lead the German armies
In this glorious fight
God OF Justice hearkcn
To our fcrvcn' PRAYER.
Straic accurscd England
Bathc her deep in tears
NIthcr all her children.
Blight her fancied fame.
Expurgc HellS vomit.
God OF Justice hear
God Of Goodness. watching
Ger our country veal,
Give all British soldiers
Purest Essen steel
Smitc those British bulldogs
Make the cowards yell
send them. God Of Vengeance,
To their place in He'll
New York Sun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19
SEED IN EAR 2S YEARS.
Blacksmith Suffered Long After Blow
From Rind Of Melon.

Riegelsvillc, Pa, Sept. 10 For years
John II. Gerstenbcrg, the village black
smith, suffered with earache. Recently
it became worse, and he had To go To
doctor for relief The latter decided
that there was foreign substance IN
the aIraI cavity, and, upon operating,
found n watermelon seed inGersten-
bcrg's head The latter then remembered
that he received severe blow on the
head with watermelon rind while Mt
an outing, 2S years ago. He believes
that the seed entered his ear at that
time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19
IRON lF
absolutely

merely passes through you without doing
ytrl good. and as consequence you become
weak pale and slcklv looking just like =
nlar, trying ~ grow in a soil deficient in
lro, palIor means anaernia Tho skin ~ an
arae,,ir xornsn Il pale. nc arsh Habhv
,r.tc r,e,,rrv faue and often thov become
weak nervous irritable. drspondent and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19
CHARLES WARREN DIED
OF MENINGITIS.

Charles f. Warren, employed rs a
riveter at the Harlan shlpyard who
died at the Homeopathic Hospital yes
terday. after brief illness, succumded
TO meningitis His home was in North
Carolina. where interment will be made
tomorrow. Funeral services were held
Mt James It. Chambers pa West Ninth
street at noon today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19
On p. n. n. Honor Roll

Among the veteran workers of the
Maryland division OF the r., b. and "
railroad who have just been placed on
the roll of honor and retired list are
William ID. King. Sr., of lis West
Twenty-third street a pattecrnmaker
and Thomas Robinson, a crossing watch
man, Of Perryman, Md Mr.. King
had been in the service Of the railroad
"a years and ) months
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19

Tyme-I told Uncle Tom hc was
getting too old and feeble 10 attend TO
business
Hyne Did he take It kindIy9
TYNE He threw me out of the office.
Answers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19

Prize fixing had been AZ important
factor. he said n increasing the areas
of production, and that hencet"rWard
thev would he reduced gradually until
normal situation IL re-Fstabhshed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19
r.r o,p pprcrs

GET on X PRICES
BEFORE ORDERING WRAPPING Par
ERs TISSUE PAPERS TOILET PAP
FR1 PApFR TOwEIs. PAPER NAP-
KINs. WAX AND PARCHMENT PAP
FRS PAPFR DEENKI%G CfP2 $50
FTTTtr RF2. ICE CREAM. OYSTER ASD
DFTTC ATEsSEN PALS. FAFER BAL
f%C pRFSsFS SCOTT TISSUE TOW
HIS AND TOILET FAPER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19

Every Evenings classified advertise
mcnts bring results Proved to the salts
faction of many and Will bC 10 YOU. Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19

regard - IT'S great powcr BV a health and
strength builder
ManuFactIrrr's Entn- ~urafef Iron
which Is used by Dr sullivan and others
with such surprising results. and rhirh 's
prescribed and fecOnrncnded ahnyr hv
IN yEiCianE is not secret remedy hut une
which we'll known 70 druggists rwrry
Th0rr mike ne older inorganic iron prod
UC'r IL "a easily Hssirniated. d0ee no' iu-
iurr the teeth make them black. nor upset
ne stomach The rnanufa~' ure-s guarantee
elccrssFul and entirely satisfactory results
M evrry ul1r~haeer nr hey viii refund vrr-
money H. ia dispensed by an rpOd drug
gtsts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19
MARK DFYINF. WILMFNCTON
MAN. SEVERELY WOUNDED

Mr. Della NcC:augh of 1919 Bennett
troot has received Telegram stating
fb.t her pnnhcw Sergeant Mark Dcvue
of fhc - Infantry had hnon -eFfrriF
,,,ot,nded IL action sergeant Devne
I,os hcrr IN the servicr fnr nro wears.
liz i unmarried and made HIS home
..itb bts attnt ~ 1912 neunctt street
Roth in mlaniitv and value the Z nltcd
Stafea set now high records for cad pro
duct,on lat vear. mining about 80 900
f0ne ~ the metal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19

- - ~ -
modern CoOkini
hslsIa remove
he iron Of mot be
earth from -
many Of our mos
common foods thi
iron dpncienc
should lle sllpplicl
by using some
form of or
ganiC r n ~
Just ne We Use
salt when our
food ha s not
enough salt
Iron r.
absolutely
necessary
to enable
your blood
~ change
fopd into
living d
sic with
out IL no
~ a CT
how much -
oY y y a TT
won eat
vour food
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19
Who Should axe
Nuxated Iron

melancholy Give w1ch z
woman a short Conrsn ~ Nurs
sted Iron and she often Viickly
icc purs an entirely different
Individual strong hra'fhy and
rosy-f bnCkcd have ueed My
atCd Iron widely In my pp1
practice iu mpst severe. aggra
vatrd conditions With unfaNluz
results have Induced many
othcr physicians ~ give y =
'rlal. an ~ whom have given
me most surprising rep0rts in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19
Is Your Blood Starving For Want OF Iron?
Modern Cooking and Living Have Made Increase
in Deficiency Blood of American Men and Women

WHY NUxATED IRON so QUICKLY BUILDS UP
WEAK, NERVOUS, RUNDOWN FOLkS--Over
5000 900 People Annually Taking it in This Coun-
try Alone to Increase Their Strength, Power, En-
ergy and Endurance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19

loss ! strongly advise readers
In all cases To get q physician
prescription for organic iron
Nuxatsd Iron or II you don
want to go 10 this trouble. then
purchase only Nuxated Iron ~
It's original packages and sec
that this particular uano
(NuEated from appears on me
package. " you have taken
preparations such as Nur ana
Iron and other similar IRON
products and failed TO Eei re-
suits. remember that sueh
products are an entirely diner
,,ofi a,eo = srnn y THE TIRED
In comment ,,r,est, tytFp
Ing upon the hyt - '.....-.-...-.-l '. -
value Of Nux
ated iron as means for crea ihl
red blood strength and on1uf
anre. Dr Ferdinand King a Nes
York physician aud medical ah
thor. says
Scarcely a day goes by but ina
I see women whose carfWofl
faces. dragging steps and Rcnei
ally weak. tired appearance Sho9
unmistakahle signs Of that ANA
mic. rundown condition usne'i
brought on by lack Of iron - ~
blood
There can he no strong h"aiih'
beautiful women without iron am
inasmuch as refining processes ab'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-19
A Public Utility's
Credit

The credit of public utility is controlled by the
same control the credit of other ous-
If it is operated at loss if its margin OF pront
is narrow it unable obtain loans sell its securities
or it can all it must be at Prohlbltve price.
Manv public utilities have been thrown into the
hands OF the nigh war prices
they have had to their labor and materials ana
the credit all has been less impaired Sop-
troer of the Currency John SHELTON Williams took Off
ca recognition of this condition when he publicly statedi
The work of has thrown upon public
utility corporations strains which they are unable
to endure without prompt help. The cost OF
their labor and Of all materials for operation bet
ternents and up-keep has increased heavily and
suddenly. They required TO increase rad-
calIy and quickly their services and facilities
Ii is essential that these corporations be per-
mitted TO make such additions to their charges
for service will keep in them the breath OF SOL
vency protect their owners against unjust loss,
and give them a basis of credit which they
NAV obtain funds with which to meet the strain
put upon them by the governments needs.
The condition of the Wilmington Gas Company
under the existing for is will show in
later such that it cannot raise funds for
contemplated improvements unless relief is granted
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-08-23

THE present harvest is made
possible because of the previous
seed sowing, soil preparation and
soil cultivation. It is TO mere
haphazard work. 1t is the result
of systematic, hard work. Spirit
uar culture is analogous. In
union with this Community
Church, we may SOW the seed,
cultivate it and naturally expect
a spiritual harvest. II means
painstakinQ care. but it is decid-
edly worth while.
Sunday, August 18th.
Sunday School 1000 \. NJ.
Preaching 100 A. M.
Preaching $50 p. NJ.
\. NJ. Topic
Agriculture a link to the
Divine.
p. NJ. TCcic
Meaning of Tribulation.
Services at Weta at 2:3O pm.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-08-23
Leedom's Sale Dates

Friday, Aug. 23rd, War Sale Of
Lloyd Dennie, north OF Weta.
Tuesday, Aug. 9th, Closing Out
sale of D. d. Collins, north
of kadOka.
Wednesday, Aug. 2Sth, Big Clos,
ing out sale OF VIM. Hamp-
ton, on CHEYENNE river, south
of Faith, 5. d.
! have twelve dates taken for
September and if your intending
to hold a sale in that month and
desire my services as the sales
man, better call on me at once.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-08-23

FOR SALE 1917 Ford car in
good condition. Glenn HoOn.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-08-23
Cash for land. See McNally.

Cash for land. See McNally.
FOR SALE-l9l7 Ford car in
good condition Glenn HoOn.
LOST "A yearline black steer.
branded / on right hip. Please
notify l.. Determann, Kadoka, SD.
Suayed \ four year old Here
ford Bull, branded AV connected
on left hip. Flease notify O. A.
LeIilnQWCll.
Mrs. p II. Norton and family
are enjoying d two weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs, MCManuS
and daughter and son, who made
the trip by auto, from Lincoln.
The Milwaukee Land Co. has
decided to offer for sale all Oi'the
unsold lots and acreage property
in kadOka, and will consider OF
ferS on all or any part of the same.
This IS your opportunity. For
information see J H.Snyder,
Mothers cf children under 5
years of ace ar" requested to reg
lister them on Tuesday afternoon
Aug. 9th and have them weigh
ed and measured under the pro
vision of the National order.
The weighing and measuring
test IS an inventory of the we'll
fare of the Nation 5 children. 1t
is giving thousands of commit
mites in the United States oppor-
tunity to find out whether their
children are we'll born and we'll
cared for. Follow up work will
be planned to fill the needs shown
by the test and will continue
throughout the children'S year.
The work will be carried on at
the Presbyterian church Mrs. ].
II. Snyder in charge assisted by
Mrs. Murphy, a trained nurse.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-31

Cotton IAntett. hating. id Waste.
A survey Of the foreign markets
for cotton ilnleru, batting and waste
has been completed by American con-
aula and the results made public In
report issued by the Department
Of Commerce. This Is a subject con-
corning which very little Information
has boon available IN the past, but
the opinion Is expressed that II q
careful study Of tho field is made
nov the uftef-war trade Will greatly
exceed the total or II. ooo.o 900 nehiev
cd before hosItlitIes commenced.
The sales Of lintes to foreign
countries have Increased rapidly since
fhc war started as has the price.
but the total exports Of waste have
d.cr,ased somewhat. owing to the
tact that the latter material Is no,
no important u war industries. and
.l.o ne. |',hat Germany. The
before the war.
kef.
,ore than fifty
81 IIhed IN the re-
1h6 4 sForolgn Mar
lnicrs. Bat,inr
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-31

Ferguson warns us that II he were
governor OF Teras he would see that
the appropriation for the State Uni.
verslty is held down to $3.50. 900
Every thinking man and woman
knows that sum would not provide
for even a medium class University
and would practically destroy that
great Institution. Mr.. Ferguson must
OF course know that without a uni
yersity maintained by the state the
poorer young men and women OF Ter
as would be deprived Of advantages
OF higher education. The richer ones
could go away to other states and
pay the cost but those who cannot
do that must be content with high
school education. Then we would sure
enough have an intellectual arlstoc-
raoy.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-31

there 10 more ca,arrh IN this ssctIcn
Of the country than al other diseases
put tsssther, and for years n was sup
posed TO be incufabis Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and By constantly falling
70 cure with local treatment. preaounced
n insurkhie. Cataffh 10 local disease.
greatly Influenced by Constitutional con.
1itious and thcrefors requires eonstiiu.
tisnai Treatment. Nails catarrh Ned
cine. Manufactured By " ,. Cheney q
Co. Tol.se' Dale. !. q eonstitsiion.l
thru the Bisod on the Mucous Surfaces
q the Bystem. One Hundred Dollars 70.
ward 10 ofsred for any case that Hsirs
catsrrh Msffcins fails TO eura Send for
tirsuiafs ana testimonials.
CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
hiairs Family Pills for constipation.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-31


substitution Of the potato for
the usual slice Of bread. When
prices on q staple are uniform
this substitution and the ABSORB
tion Of 50 great a surplus, 10 not
q difficult matter, the public re-
spending TO q need "a a patriotic
measure; but when prices re-
fleet unusual variations, the
public Is disposed to keep hands
off.
Administrator Peden has been
receiving inquiries from all over
the State asking why some COM
munitles are selling potatoes at
from 8 to 4 cents a pound. when
other communities are selling
the same potatoes and original
ing from the same production
centers at ~ TO 2 cents y pound.
The variations are being inves-
tigated by the food administra-
ton and the hope is that a more
uniform price may be effected.
When the price-interpreting
committees Of the federal food
administration for Texas issue
prices on staples each week,
these prices are the reflection Of
local conditions and the mer-
chants have bound themselves to
comply. Bay City is anxious to
know why her people must pay
2 | 70 to 3 cents a pound for po-
tatoes, while Houstonians get
theirs for w to 2 cents; Mar
shall is impatient at being as
sessed 3 cents a pound for pota-
toes costing approximately the
same as those selling in Dallas
for ~ cents, Nacogdoches
wants to know why potatoes at
that point are selling for 3 to
3 "A cents; San Saba indignant
ly protests against a charge OF
Az cents a pound; while Sour
Lake, almost in stones throw
Of Houston, is puzzled that she
must pay 4 cents a pound for the
same potatoes that may be
bought in Houston for w cents.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-31
WILLIS COMPANY
OF DALLAS LOSES
RIGHT TO OPERATE

The license Of the J. NJ. Willis
Company Of Dallas, dealers in
cotton seed products, has been
revoked by the United States
food administration and instruc-
tons have been issued by Ad-
ministrator Peden to District
Administrator 7. L. Bradford at
Dallas to supervise the closing
Of the company's business af-
fairs. The firm, under the revo-
cation, may not enter into any
new contracts and can only be
restored to license as a dealer
upon the recommendation Of the
food administrator.
The hearing in the Willis
Company case was held in Hous-
ton, with Judge Henry J. Dam
nenbaum as special examiner.
The evidence presented purport-
ed to show that the company had
untitled contracts for over 5000
tons Of cotton seed cake and
over 5000 tons Of hulls. There
were no outstanding purchases
with which to meet obligations
and the firm was unable to or
failed TO make settlements on
contracts, Judge Dannenbaum
held.
In pursuance Of the policy OF
the United States food admin
istration to cancel licenses Of
those dealers declared TO have
been conducting their business
on a speculative basis. the H.
cense was Cancelled. United
States Food Administrator
Hoover signed the revocation
March %.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-31

Be amiable. cheerful and good ma
tured and you are much more likely
to be happy. You will find this diff
cult. II not impossible. however. when
you are constantly troubled with con
stlpation. Take Chamberlain's Tab
lets and get rid OF that and II YIN
be easy. These tablets not only move
the bowels, but improve tho appetite
and strengthen the digestion.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-31
EVER sAILvATED ny
oALoMEL? HoRRMLEi
Calomel Ia quicksilver and acts like
dynamite on your liver.

ulhhnhtc "" S'
calomel loses you a day You
crashes into sour bile like dynamite
cramplng and hckenlne you. Gallo
mel attacks the bone and should new
or be put in your system.
When you feel bllIous, sluggish,
conatIpated and all knocked out and
believe you need dose OF dangerous
caolmei. Just remember that your
druggist sells for a few cents large
bottle OF Dodson's Liver Tone which
Is entirely vegetable and pleasant to
take and Ia a perfect substitute for
calomel. Ita guaranteed to start your
liver without stirring you up inside
and cannot sAllyate.
Don't take caiomel. It makes you
sick the nsxt day; II loses you a day.
work. Dodson'p Liver Tone straight
ems you right up and you feel great
Give II to the children because u
ia perfectly harmless and does moi
eriue Ma. II
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-05-31

You think this unnecessary question but stop and think
traitor is who gives aid and comfort to the Do
know Of any better way giving aid and comfort to the
enemy than to your money doing nothing when
It could be used by the Government 10 build ships make
non and help win the war; The Kassr would ask nothing
Of American friendly towards Germany He could hard
y ask him to openly fight the Government Of this country be-
he would 20 straight into inernmen camp, but he
would ask him to Do all IN his power to hold up contribution of
money the allied cause because the Kaiser knows that at the
very end will be money and resources and nothing but money
and resources, that will beat him TO his knees
You may say III do not subscribe the Loan that is
why other people should not therefore the matter
trey personal one It not Example everything in such
matters II subscribe freely neghbOrs will subscribe
freely you tightwad your neghbors will
why they should be anything else but tghtwads
Do not feel offended at having this matter put up you
plainly There is many and many good American who believes
that he has done his full duty when he has not done at all
This three thousand miles away and little hard
to realize ell the grave necessities Of the situation
Read perfectly incident which occurred only las
week at the Union Station Dallas The writer Of these lines
vouches for the truth of the story, which follows
Last night saw a soldier taking leave of his mother at
railroad station The drew away from the crowd the
threw her around the boys neck and looked up him
she sobbed words which will remain forever sacred to the
SION
For moment could not very clearly, and a
quence bumped into friend Of mine man, by the way who
has made money this year than before in his life
After friendly greeting he said Say fellows hitting
pretty hard this Liberty Loan business Do you realize
that having to make terrible sacrifices
quotar
MY friend has business farm land and has sub
sana bank balance he has boy in the army and he has
subscribed thousand dollars the Liberty His
flee consisted Of the loss Of about and hreequarers per
ten thousand dollars for probably he would have secured six
per cent instead of four and onequar per had he invested
his money in way other than the purchase of Liberty
Bonds.
what is the matter with my friend? Is he proGerman
traitor poor American even? Not bit NJ i'll He just
has not the right glasses for his mental vision He doesn't
things quite right That's ALL He will thought of it,"