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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
DISABLES AUTOS.
Enemy of Motorists Partly Wrecks
-Four Machines. Placing Emery
Powder in Oil Cups.

Vicious work bv somebody WIS re-
sponslble for what might have been acri-
ous injury to the engines of four anto-
mobiles. belonging to rs many citizens
prominently identified with the local
exemption boards. They arr Horace vii
son. Dr. Harrison " Howell, both former
mayors. Charles Warner and Caleb
Stabcr
The troubles Developed nearly two
months ago. but The matter was not
gwen publicity at the time 81 that the
ends of iustlco might not he lnterfercd
with. IN ease any definite traces oi propa-
ganda work were uncovered
Some foreign substance, which was
pronounced hy the late Dr Frank Roop
Smith Ia he "A mixture of chemicals
and abrasive substances. WAS introduced
into the oil feed openings and thus brought
INTO contact with the whole lubncatine
system affecting All the lower running
parts Of the motor, crank and eamshntis
pumps and adjacent housings andhearings.
Between two and three quRrts of the
substance must have been used IN cach
instance Some little time and the
opportunity 10 work unobserved wcrc
requisite 10 the perpetrators, sincc the
hoods of the machines had 70 be opened
IN order 10 give acccss TO the OIL fceds
Tho fact that the cars tampercd with
wcrr not All Of one make or model pre-
cudcs the possibility Of blaming manu-
facturcrs or dealers
Asno other instances of slmilar vandal-
ism have slncc como 10 hight. Il Is hoped
that those cltcd may be traced only -
some bug. who worked on his own
responsibility and took this method u
satisfying some insane grldge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
SHIELD OF HONOR
OFFICERS ELECTED
REPRESENTATIVE Also Appointed
for Supreme Lodge Meeting
at Atlantic City.

The officers and committees elected
YESTERDAY afternoon for the coming year
hv the Grand Lodge of Delaware, Shield
of Honor. were as follows:
Grand Master. John ). Bradley
Jr Grand Master, Jno j. CARRIER
Grand Secretary (re-electedN Ferd Glenn
cnt: Grand Treasurer. John f. Beckett;
Grand Chaplain VIM. W. Sitter; Grand
Conductor, J. Frank Mcl1lwee; Grand
INSIDE Guardian. Geo, NJ. Coale; Grand
Outside Guardian. Robt, Barnett Jr.;
Grand Finance COMMITTEE Nj
VIM q Lynch. P c.. Albert f.. Dcakyne;
y c.. VI NJ Wells: 7. e.. I. Thorpe
Martin. p. c.. Robert Barnett lr.
representative to Supreme Lodge J..
: \. meeting first Tuesday IN June at
Atlantic City. G Thorpe Martin; alter
nate. Robert Barnett .lr, Representative
Ia shield OF Honor Hall Associatlon,
Thorpe Martin.
Among, prominent visitors from Other
cities present were William Arnold. oi
Baltlmorr. supreme master OF the nIted
states Thomas VI Van SAINT, OF Baltl-
more. supreme secretary. kImer /
~trang. Of Camden. \ J. past supreme
master. William Caspcrson, OF amden
pa>t grand master OF New Jersey. and
Melvin VI Wells. junior supreme master
VAS ,eputi7cd to install the new ofhccrS
short session was held last evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
FEAST OF Ian TERMS
At NEW CENTURY CLUB
Bright Performance of Tuneful
Work by Members Last
Night.

II is an even chance that more than ono
of the navy bows who turned out IN force
last night AT the New Century Club enter
tainmcnt closed his eyes for moment ,
and on opening them again imagined that
he had been transferred to the China
station. Certainly the atmosphere OF
The Feast OF the Little Lanterns was
such that the transformation seemed
easily possible at any rate. so far as the
lavish display of rich Oriental gowns and
lanterns and fans and cherry blossoms
went: but tho charms Of The wcarers
that is another matter. II is to hc doubted
# the entire tlowCry Kingdom could equal
the Province Of tho Brandvwinc IN this
regard
OF course II lsn fair to bring 10 bear
anv critical heavy artillery on a perform
ancc where he participants had every hit
AS good time aS did the audience, and the
audience Was surely apprCciatlVc all the
cast. chorus and principals. were deserving
of credit. for = really crcdItablc prcscnta-
tion Of tuneful opcrC;ta.
Three BOY Scouts in uniform obliged
with "We'rc Going over rs curtain
raiser. and as an ntcrmczzo. Mavheti
Coppagc gave '"Thc Dance of tho Ncll.
Mrs John Il HaSwcll and ensemble of
uaNCCTS, Al{aI litiltidN NitSN tfa'NN
Wilson recitation Miss Florence Martin
chinese dance and Miss Marie t'ilbrldc
= paS-scul to tho 'Glowworm music.
which Won an encore
The participants were Nirs William
RIatz. Mir l. II Hathaway, Mrs &.
Frederick. Mrs Garrett Hart Mrs Farlc
ComcgvS. Mrs Phillip Garrett, Mrs
Joseph II Martin Mrs George J Dorsey.
.Ir Mrs Carl Sncllcnhurg. Mrs Phillip
Traynor Mrs Robert Mex lcllan, Mrs II
dc II Ross. Mrs Julian Adair. Mrs l.yslc
r Rcar,islcc. Mrs II Ward Briggs Mrs.
lilo, + Booth Mrs +. { \egcndank
Nr~ Il HaSwcn Mrs J W Brady,
Miss Caroline Baker, Miss Elizabeth
Blankcu Miss katherine +. MarkicN,
Miss Ethel Wilson Miss Madeleine VII
hanson. Miss louiSc Murgatroyd. Miss
Hazel Caufficl. Miss florence Martin,
Miss Elizabeth Nclr. Miss Elizabeth
stroud Miss Rolandc McHugh. Miss
Eleanor Briggs. Miss Louise Jefferson
Miss Elizabeth Garrett, Miss Ann Rus
sell. Miss Marion Pierce, Miss George
Morris
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
CHESTERTOWN. MD.

special CORES pondcncc Of Every Evening
Chcstcrtown Md April IS The fol
lowing Young men vii leave here Ola
April % for Camp Meade where they
viii 90 INTO army training William
sterling Kelly, Albert l.. Wheat, samuel
" Elburn. Carroll O. Creighton, Norman
Y. COLLISION Nathan kosovcr, Frank J..
Newman William j. Cornelius, J Frank
Stevens, Clarence LUX, Walter Gilbert
Darrell Charles j. Price, Edward Els
worth brown. Albert l. l.eary, William
III Norden. JT Curtis Q Mclan,
Clarence X sutton Nathan > Chaircs
Columbus T. Beck, John Berg Robert
+ Hynson.
Claude Parks las purchased from
Thomas q Wroth the store properties on
High street occupied BY William ) Me
Donnel and r. Thompson
The Hcarn Oil Go has leased a tract OF
land on Railroad avenue, and Will erect
tanks and office buildings thereon pre-
paratory to moving its headquarters to
ChestertOwn
Miss Lizzie Scottcn has purchased the
home Of j ID McCabc, IN kennedyvlle,
the latter having left the county
The home Of Mr. and Mrs Stanley
Matthews, al Stll Pond Station, was de
StfOyed Dy Hi'5 2uIIoay ii'"' '''''e' "'i'
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley were at church
Neighbors succeeded in saving most Of
the furniture and clothing
County School Commissioners have APP
nointed Professor Daniel Hall son Of DIR.
a. Sagar Hall Of the Washington College
faculty, principal Of Millington high
school, in place Of Professor Markley OF
Philadelphia, who failed to qualify
Mrs. John Mastcn and httle daughter
Of Harrington are visiting her mother,
Mrs. jonathan Anthony, here
The remains Of William Iicarn, who
died in Wilmington on Saturday, were
brought to Chestertown Tuesday, for
interment
Howard Harper. student a the Wes-
leyan Collegiate Institute. Dover, spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs
Lavlnia Harper, in Still Pond.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
LAST KILLING FROST.
Figures for Peninsula Counties Given
by the Weather Bureau.

rhc United states Department Of
Arr,s5iifur,. weather bureau IN Baltimore
l.,. t,rroarfd Il table showing I he average
.rI ,.ful date 81 last killing frost
Il, ,trfne II MARYLAND and Dcawar"
Ir,,-. v.rrung- when conditions favor the
t,rtu...iou 40 fro~t- viii hc ~~lcd hN tue
N.thet Rursrl aud gNcn widespread
@miiiatlou
Iu. u,ng ~.rfIon director ~ays
'"Tdo~. Vito ha>c pi3ntcd gardens should
u...e4 III Weather forecast IN the after
Non n.p.r~ ter such information
fle ,ahle >, last killing frost ~
>f-,ue urcplrrd fcr the counties 81 the
ID tau :. ana MARYLAND Peninsula gives
~. New Ca-tI. sud interior of
~s!>> ,nmN Delaware the average
,ir s Npr, ~ aud 'hc actual date MAY
II ~.I~~-N ,aunt2 along the Nlantlr
4s.-r fbc average date Is tprri - and
III. a.tutl d4tc Man T.
lhr show ius }or tho Mary land counties
L Caroline tc9l ID the north Dor
,ao-;cr interior lNcnt interior Queen
Nuts.~ INTERIOR Somerset IN south and
r..t Tath,a interior Nicomlco IN
e.,~- and west Worcester IN
terror thc average date Is April 20 and
tbp arriIaf date. AlaN II
C,rd. Dorchester kcnt. Queen AnncS
ami Somerset. IN haN sore sections.
average date April u and actual date
Man l. Worcester IN the interior.
average date April II and actual date
Nav -
Somerset In north central and " T.
comico in central par average date April
Is and actual date May -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
STOCKS SHOW GAIN;
WAR ISSUES HIGHER
More Favorable Tone Of War Ad-
vices Felt in Wall Street
Operations.
ny Associated Press 10 Every Evening

ny Associated Press 20 Ev"ry Evening
Wall Street, New York, April ts-
Gains extending from fractions 20 q
point AT tho opening ~ todays stock
market measured the encouragement felt
by traders st the more favorable tonc
of overnight war advlccs The var isencs
including equipments again led the
movement Baldwin Locomotive. hmcri-
can Can, American Smelling and In
dustrial Alcohol displayed especial -ircuth
Stecls. shippings and motors also harden
ed appfeciably Liberty Bonds were
steady
Pools availcd Themselves of the better
feeling to extend their operations during
he first hour Various low priced spc-
cistics were brought forward ~ gains
Of to ~ points but lnvcsi9 9cnt stocks
were again confined 10 limited areas
Among rails. for example, Rcadin
waq the only issue ~ show marked
strength, recovering rs oDc per cent difI-
dend United Statce steel failed to hold
more than part Of rs large fractional
gain
Liberty 3f1's. 0s 81 - oS 70, first 81
9622 70 9G3f and second 49, ~ - ="
g6 Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
CITY PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Tho following property transfers have
been recorded ~ the City Registry
Bureau this week
Adam SmarzcpSki from Mary Walsh
and husband. sos East Seventh street,
S1.53G.
Eva Pukalska from Margaret 4 Healv
and husband, t02 South Jackson street,
s.. 260
James ] Horisk and wife from Colonial
Title and Trust Co. south Of West street,
- feet cast Of Twcnty-6fth street, south
Of West street, t1 feet east OF Twenty
fifth street. 81 200 and two lots.
Eliza V. Deakyne from Isabella lid
marsh and husband, 1884 Tatnall street,
$500
Delaware steamship Agency and Realty
Co. from Sarah j Burleigh, cast OF
Poplar street. 81 feet north OF Eleventh
street, 81 500
Elwood / wilkins from Fred \. Davis
and wife. 9lS Madison street, $3.50
Elwood T. Wilkins from Fred \.
DAVIS and wifc. 9l6 Madison street.
$50
Elizabeth : Zakroclemski from Mar
g.rer \ Elraly and husband, i04 South
jackson street, s. 200.
Mmyan ZAkrociemska from Margaret
\ Hcaly and husband 100 south Jack
son street, $500
John Henry Turner from Joseph L.
McHugh, 2l1 Vest Nineteenth street.
81 900
Amy Y Holmes from estate of George
W Bush, Inc, 9li Vest Eighth street.
ST 600
Max kcll and Samuel Jacoby from
Mary Elizabeth Ghippey ct. al, lllu
! Tatnall street 81 600
Fischer Groundw og and wife from
estate of George " Bush, inc. 5l0 North
/ Harrison street. 81 $50
Michael Whalcn from Fidelity ReaI
| Estate Improvement Co. north OF Linden
| l64 feet Is inches west Of Franklin street
| 81 TOO
Lewis B. BIausfeld and Eta b. Dohl
/ 305 West Nineteenth street $3.50
George Henry Day from Eta b. bohl
| 1919 Washington street, s., 500
Frances T Rhoady from Walter Pyle
! and wife. southwest corner ot Delaware
avenue and GrccnhIll avenue. $4,000
Mayer Bcrdlchevsky and wife iron
/ Morris Frunkcl and wife southeast corne
second and Franklin streets, $3.50
Fannie Altman from Farmers Bank
! 6I6 North Broomc street, 81 500
William II Gray from Palufre Qulnt
/ east Of Madison, 2f6 feet inches soutt
! Of Ninth street, $500
Charles II Morrow from Wilmington
Real Estate Improvement Co, l0l Wes
/ Twenty fifth street, S3325
Edward ) C,oslin from Charles "
! Schagrin and wife, 2ll6 Washington
street. $1,000
Joseph kalw;dskl and wife from Mar
/ Cummlns, 506 South Ian Buren street
/ $l750
Harrison Jones from Charles "
Gooding, Jr, 25l6 jefferson street, -,
/ $50
Paul Stopka from Colonial Improve
mcnt Co, corner northwest OF Menden
hail and northeast of twenty ninth street
| s400
Melvin /. Wilmer aud wife from Franl
Miller and wife. 35l4 Washington street
! $3.50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
DEATHS.

>rrIhBY In >cW York Ci1y. on .tprii
f, IaIS Roher husband Of Maud
1nc-ai Services and rntermert al VII
,Hfne uu \ Brandy y inc cemetery, Friday
artrruooa U ociocA
DICKINSON >uddeniN n hi> rt> on
tp-r IT. laIN D- William NJ Dickinson
kelaflNt> tricud~. members OF trattrnai
1,.arr or Fagle- NC-is \o = ami .
" Lodge \e are invited 10 attend
me tgncral Sert 'cc> - ms late residence
Gta north Rroomr >trrri on Saiurdal
a'fcruoon a. = o cioch lnterment at Silver
FISHER In rhj- eli, on April ( lalN
David son of Francis ami lane Fisher
E"laiivcs and friends arc invited 10 at
end he funeral scrN ices at the residence
of Ms parents \o 6lo East seventh street .
or SUNDAY afternoon. April y. al > CLOCK
lulcrmcnf al = James cemetery, New
pori
HUGHES In ms city on April Is 1915
Mary Elizabeth daughter of Theresa nee
knccht and Albert Hughes. aged one year
f'tq ReiatiHts iiH and friends Of he family are
from the residence of her parents SOP
Adams street on Fr.day afternoon at >
o'clock ln'crmenl a, Cathedral cemetery
: patient sufferer at rest
kFILEN In thi~ city. on April Is. 1915.
Ianc> \ kelley. husband Of Mary !.
Fahel
Modern Wooducn Of America are invited
TO attend The funeral from his late resi-
deuCf 1871 Walnut street. on saturday
morning al :. o clock solemn requiem mass
AZ - Patrick : Church lnterment Cathe-
dra cemetery
NICHOLS suddenly IN this city on April
IL lqfs Martha Florence infant daughter
of Florence c and Mark Nichols aged ,
wears mont hS
respectfully invited 10 attend he funeral
from her parents residence No go du
Pom street on Friday morning. Al $50
o'clock Mass of The Aeug.s - Thomas
X { Church a. go O'Clock lnJerment
new Cat hedral cemetery. Asleep m the
arms 81 Jesus.
SIMMONS In This city on April 10 1918
Nary L wife Of Wellington g simmons
Relative and friends are invited 20 at
tend NJ funeral services al her tate resi-
cence ~ North Jackson street on Thurs
day evening April is. al ; . clock Further
services and interment at Camden Del on
arrival Of train leaving Wilmington S.I9
Friday morning. without further notice.
sTIRLITH In this city. on April IT. 1918
Ella Margaret wife o. John Fl. Stirlith
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from her late residence fO6
Fulton street or saturday morning at y
CLOG Requiem mass Cathedral In
Lernlcnt a. Cathedral cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
HOME FROM PRESBYTERY.
DIR. +. F. Baker 10 Lecture on Mathe-
matics at the High School Next Week.

DR.. T.. +. Baker returned today from
Pittsburg and Waynesburg, Pa. where
he attended the meeting OF Washington
Presbytery. of which he rs a member
He will complete the organization OF hls
class in his short methods of arithmetic
this week and will begin to instruct the
class next Monday evening at the High
School. The hours will be from to lO
each evening next week with the ex-
cepton of Tuesday evening, when there
will be no class on account OF the com
munity sing.
Every minute of the two hours each
evening of the five of this mathematical
course promises TO be filled with work oi
the greatest interest and helpfulness
MANY of the leading business men and
women accountants. besides the teachers
who will be IN the class, have reserved
seats for DR.. Bakers lecture course next
week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
List Of Those Issued by Clerks OF Peace
and Magistrates.


Marriage licenses issued by the clerks
OF the peace and magistrates are as foi-
ows
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Clerk of the Peace John l.. Wright
William *. Morrow and Miss Alma
Grimes, both of Delaware City.
Magistrate l.. j. Broman, s43 Market
street William A. Spain OF 1916 West
Fourth street, and Miss Lillian r. Dcnn
OF 90S West Seventh street.
Magistrate Harry l. Giliis, West
Seventh street John NJ Durham OF
Coatesville, Pa, and Miss Olive X. Childs
OF Rowlandsvile, Md; Francis j. Watson
and Miss A. Marguerite Moore, both of
9lS Van Buren, street; lgnoica Medike-
wez of II lustison street and Miss Jnzexa
kouopka of l3 Justison street.
Magistrate Harry B. Stradley, e25
Market street Edward Perrone of Henry
Clay and Miss Mary Mazzonl OF l2oe
West street, Roland A. Harris 81 East
lwenty-third street, nnd Miss Alberta W.
Clark of S2f Market street.
KENT COUNTY
Magistrate Samuel ). Sarde. Dover
William Thorp and Miss Dorothy Lefevre
both Of Smyrna, Arlie Thomas Of Milton
and Miss Elma Jones of Harrington
SUSSEX COUNTY
Clerk of the Peace " Elwood Wright
Georgetown Leroy b Moore and Miss
Lillian Il. Harris, both of Bridgeville; Geo
+. Walls and Nellie NJ Lynch, both Of
Georgetown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
NEWARK MEN STIRRED
BY ANKLE WATCHES
Two Young Women Wearing Them
Caused a Commotion on
Main Street

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. April IS Newark had q real
stir. Yesterday afternoon, when two
wcll-known Young women appeared on
Main street wearing ankle watches
The sight caused almost a stampede and
completely shattered the morale Of a
large number at pedestrians FOR a short
time There was ono narrow escape Of
hat might have been serious accident
when the driver of car, IN an effort 10
got good look for second forgot his
machine and came near crashing INTO
another automobile. while several rubber
neck, colided when they attempted to get
close enough 10 sec what TIME II was.
The college town has not had such q
shock Tor many wears. The young women.
who live in Newark. walked several blocks
along he south side Of Main street and did
not seem 10 be IN the least disturbed by the
comm0tiou they were causing. They were
neatly and attractivcly dressed and each
wore low shoes with black silk hose and
the watches were fastened with a leather
strap around the left ankle.
shortly after the two women passed the
Washington House some boys spied the
watches and yelled What time is ii?
This attracted the attention of Others
among them a we'll known politician, now
the holder OF a Federal position in Viii
mington He was close enough 10 get =
good Wow Of the timcpieccs and after the
women had passed remarked; Well
III bc il those girls amt wearing
watchc, on their ankles ! have read Of
such things bat never saw it before and
right here at home, too hat will they
be doing next concluded the politician
A. he started down tho street in the same
direction the giris were gong
Ankle watches was the general topic 81
conversation last night in Newark. and
there was much speculation rs to the
position that the wcarcrs would have 70
get into 70 tell the time by their own
wafrhcS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston has issued
building permits As follows
John : Muilin to install IN his now
building Al Sixth and King streets q
heating plant to cost $ll,2a0 Brown
and Nhlte7ide IRE the architects and
Gawthrop and Brother Company are
the contractors.
Edward Wit-il to make alterations on
his home 1T sos Dclamurc Place TO cost
$500 Mr. WitSll viii BE- the builder
l.. Seller to make 40 addition - by IS
feet to his garage II 1birtcth and Wash
inefon streets to east 81 $50 Mr. Seller
will hc the builder
David Rossman to install IN his home at
203 West Twcnty-tifth street a h, atng
plant to cost 81 0fO Gawthrop and
Brother Company will be the builders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
ADJUST ORPHANS ESTATES.

Chancellor Curtis presided IN the
Orphans Court yesterday.
The Security Trust aud Safe Deposit
Co was appointed guardian oil Marian
Campbell
Charles f. CurIep presented return
Of the sale Of real estate Of Mary j.
joyce, which was confirmed
The Equitable Trust Go. was appointed
guardian Of Shirley VI klmble, Gavin
y. Thomson and Jessie g. Cropper.
Ayres J Stockley presented return Of
the sale OF real estate oi Charles II
Daley, which was confirmed, and de-
cree Of distribution was made
Court adjourned untilApril "A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
JUVENILE COURT.
Judge prickctt Tempers Justice With
Mercy in Many Cases Heard by Him.

Tre>passing on coal cars brought q
batch of FIVE bows II 10 - wears old. into
.I,Iycnllc Court Yesterday They were
nut ON parole and under observation Tor
various periods TIT Judge 'rckc't
Similar disposition waS made of lar
cenv ease and p malicious mischief charge
against two other boy, Of -
PROMPT Response 10 recent appeals for
homes for Two tiny colored giriS enabled
thc probation officials 10 remove them
from former unfavorabc surroundings
and place them with an cstimablc colorcd
family. who will look after them suitably
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
Enterlained Mandolin { Inh

Professor Chnrcs Edwlra- astr..~-
tor of tho s W II Al Mandolin Cllb
entertained tho members of the .gh ~
his homo 1910 Wan Buren, street 4a
night Aftor thc club had played an hr.r
instruments awhile, rnfre rehmonts wcro
served All of the member nf iho c.lil
.Vrrc fIrpsent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
Retnrns Frnn, snsser Court

Judge Herbert L Rioc. who has boon
attending court II ~4seoy county for
two wrecks, has returned from Rcho-
both. uhc RI hn spcnt last night Tie
saws the storm damage ~ fha' resort
great and fho havoc Il increasing. thr
high tidc continuing - dcmoI,-h lhc
hulk heads 1nd hc boerdwsE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
CHICAGO CATTLE VI ARKET

~ Aszoeiatcd rross 70 Every Evening
Chicago. Nprll - fattlc, rcceipt
10000, firm Native stccrs u O0alG 10,
stockers and feeders 9ja l2'IJ. co~s
and hcifere 70al3 90. calves, 0oa ~ -
Shecp, receipts 10000, strong ~brep.
r. 00alT 25. lambs IG JO02i H.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
RennhIican omnillee % Mcct.

Isaac II Brown. -ecrctarv hr request
of Alden r Henson, chairman. has f1-
vitcd the members If thn Republican
state Central Committee te necf ~ if-
hcaslqlar'cr. So so hmg street th'-
citv. tomorrow morning The meeting ulll
begin AZ III o'clock Plans for The ntm-
paIgn vii be considered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
Tire @ Helms Liberty Loan.

The honor of having contributed moro
than 10000 70 I.ibcrtv loan advertising
IN tho present drivc goes ~ the I u,tcd
states Rubber 60 whicn has ai-o subj
scrlbcd $1,000 - Wilmington quota.
through " VI lroodseil, the local agent.
81 sixth and latnaH streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
SCHWAB ON NEW JOB.
On Way TO Washington TO Speed up Ship
Building Program.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, April Is Char'es NJ.
Schwab left here today for Washington
to assume his new duties as director
general of the Emergency Fleet Cor
poratIon
Mr. Schwab said he had not yet de
cided who he would select as his aides
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
In MEMORIAM.

In loving memory Of Susanna Pierce. who
died March 81. 1917.
While ne sun was sinking
Behind the western hills
God whispered Come up higher "
Beyond all earthly Ills
on were Oh so weary
When Jesus bade you come
But now you re sweetly resting
With Him who called you home
Her Sister.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
BumSte ads Worm Syrup

A safe and sure remedy for Worms stood
the test for 30 years. 1T NEVER FAILS. To
children an angel of mercy. PLEASANT TO
TAKE. NO SICKNESS: NO PHYSiC NEED
ED. Zone bottle has killed 1872 worms. All
druggists and dealers. by mail. g5c a bot.
Est. Z. A. VOORHEES,. NJ. d.. Phila.. Pa
n b. Dauforth. Dis ributor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
Safety First.

Stop at Avondalc Hotel for your
appetitc's sake on Route l3l., Avondale
Pa. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18

Lost something Try classified
advertisement IN Every Evening ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18

Marriage licenses issued by the clerks
of the peace and magistrates are as fol-