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Evening journal., 1918-04-18
RnnFRr {. APPLEBY DEAD.

A. result Of a sudden attack OF
heart trouble. Robert c. Appleby
dled yesterday at his home, OF
No. 7qQ st. Nicholas avenue. New YORK
city. Mr. Appleby, who was formerly
~ this city. was In good health up 70
few minutes Of his death lie was
we'll known IN the steel Industry, win
which be had long been connected
prior 10 going TO New York he was
with the Bethlehem Steel Company, but
became affiliated with other interests IN
New York He was born near WHINING
ton. A years ago. being q son OF the late
| oliver II, Appleby. He was q resident
M Wilmington until about i've years
ero. Mr.. Appleby is survived by MS
VIII and also his mother, Mrs. William
II Robinson, who now lives In Philaoel-
phla; brother, r. Lesue AppleDy oi
Wilmington. and two sisters, Mrs. Ma.
Bye and Mrs Blanche Holhs, Doth oi
Philadelphia
Funeral services viii be held at MS
late home this evening and also on FIJI
day afternoon al 230 o'clock at VII
mington and BrandyNvine Cemetery
where interment yill be made.
GREENHLL AFFAIRS.
The monthly meeting Of the Home ant
Fore.gn Missionary Society VIII be nel'
az the manse. this evening. Reports IRON
! the delegates TO the Presbyterlal meet
ing held at Salisbury Nd, will De re
oaiVed.
, The Sacrament Of Baptism will be al
, ministered 70 children Of believing par
? ents at the Sabbath morning service a
i0.45 o'clock.
A speolal musical feature Of this ser
r vice win be a solo by Miss Emm
o | stilman. OF Philadelphia, a great grand
b daughter OF tho Rev. Dr.. Gayley, Wn
p laid the foundation OF Greenhill Churc
. seventy years ago. The sermon suoJe'
: will be staying the Beast
y An unusually attractive, helpful PR
= sram OF music and speaking has beo
= provided for the young peoples meetil
az Z o'clock All invited.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
HARLANs HAS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

A commodious employment once
outside the yard OF the Harlan plant
of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpor-
alton. has been completed and will be
put in service the last OF this week.
The one-story brick building will en-
able tho service department to inter
view men and women just outside the
gates OF the plant. and II the applicant
Is accepted, he can then he sent into
the plant TO the department that Is IN
need of help. Otherwise he Will be
excused and without having to enter
the plant. as at present.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
MeGRANN INNOCENT OF THEFT

William McGrann. better known as
BUCK" NicGinnis. was dismissed when
arraigned on a larceny charge before
Judge Churchmon IN Municipal Court
TODAY. sergeant Devenlsh arrested the
defendant yesterday while attempting
10 pawn suit case containing some
clothing belonging 70 James Monaghan
OF Marcus Hook Assistant City souol-
tor Malloy told the court that Monog-
han had informed him that he and Nc
Cram had been drinking together and
mat the suit case had been given 10
the defendant by Monaghan to pawn
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
HUNS EXHAUST STRENGTH WHILE
ALLIED ARMIES ARE GROWING

unanimously that the present battle is
absolutely and irrevocably decisive Tor
Germany. With the Allies present Ger
tainty OF checking the German offen-
slvo, coupled with the known German
iosses the Germans at the battles end
will be exhausted and incapable OF
seriously attempting another offensive
Instead they will have 70 romaln on
the defensive-c0nstantly threatened b,
internal uphesysls-while American ar
rivals swell the Allies superiority,
French military ofloiels declare M
French army ls capable of waiting 4
months, " necessary. 70 attain a crush
ing superiority. But With tho Ameri
cans maintaining or increasing thsi
present rate OF arrivals. the nnal mill
tary victory Is possible much sooner.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
RUSSELL bible
STUDENTS SPLIT
Continued From First page.

" IN his lifetime that he never had
obtained sunlcient light from above TO
enable him TO interpret properly Ezekiel
and Revelations, and that the men now
in control In New York never should
have issued this new book In whieh
suoh Interpretations have been at
tempted in a most extr1yesent ana un-
acceptable manner"
pastor Russell wrote and published
nve books" local seceding student
said today. we accept them; but we
refuse absolutely 70 accept this sixth
hook. which Is not a posthumous worA
nv pastor Russell or deserving OF &C.
oeptance by his followers. There Is
deceptive commeroialism 6bout II whlon .et
we will not oountensnoe or tolerate
what we have done here is being don't
hv many self-respeoting followers o
pastor Russell all over the United states
We are causing no disturbanoe-simpl'
going our way and permitting tnos'
Who are willing to ecoept that sl1u
book to go their way
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
CONTINUED From First Pagel


mingled with the ear-spnttlng volley-
ing bangs" OF field guns, is worthy
orchestra to the greatest drama OF all
time.
In the foreground a German shell
erumps fairly into a farmhouse. The
former occupants probably are tramp
ins along the roads, regretting they
ever left their home. The house gives
on a white smoke for a few minutes,
then a nag OF flames mounts toward
the sky.
Gas shells flop into idyllic fields IN
full cultivation. strangllng vapors are
trailing heavily across the sproutlne
crops. An apparently fearless crow Il
due for the surprise OF his life.
The whole business looks unreH
from this hilltop. It gives the impress
sion OF monster open-air spectacle
This Is enhanced when l see a gunne
duck from blazing battery, bucket fl
hand and chase an ownerless red cow
foraglng for the supper milk like al
awkward stage hand engaged in som
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
Tells DISPEPIICS
WHAT TO EAT
Avoid Indigestion, Sour Acid S.omaon
Heartburn, Gas On stomach, Etc.

Indigestion and practically all forms, oi
stomach trouble, say medical authorizes,
m due nine times out of tens 10 an eAeess
~ hydrochioric acid In the stenltSh
Sbronic "acid stomach" is exceedinely
dangerous and sufferers should DO either
one OF two things 60, -
,offen disagreeable diet. avoiding foods that
disaeree with them. that irritate the stom-
scb and lead to excess acid secretion OF
fScv can eat as they please 10 reason and
male it a practice to counterfeit the eject
~ the harmful acid and prevent the for
nation "a gas. aourncss or premature ier-
,entsfton NV the use OF a little Bi6u-
roted Nagnesia az their meals.
There is probably no better, salS. oi
more reliable stomach antiacid then Bisu-
rsted Nagpesin and it Is widely used FOR
this purpose. II has no direct action or
the stomach and is not digsstent- But
teaspoonful OF the powder or q couple o.
e,-o-graIn tablets taken IN a little water
Win the food viii neutralize the c2ces.
scidity which may be present and prefeh
- further formation. This removes th'
whole cause OF the trouble ana the mea meea
digests naturally and healthtully VITA
ont need Of pepsin pills or ARTIFICIAL oiseS
tents. -,,-..., 49,.
eia from any reliable druggist. ASK 20
either powder or tablets. II never come
as liquid, milk or citrate ana IN tn
bisurated form Is not Laxative. Lry tnl
Mar and eat what you want a. your neh
meal aud see n this isn't the pest auNil
you ever had on what 20 eat
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
MASK AND WIG CURTAIN
TO RISE AT SIS O'CLOCK

Announcement was made today that
tho curtain will rise on The Bridal
Not" the University Of Pennsylvania
Mask and Wig play, at The Playhouse
tomorrow night at SIS o'clock. Many
persons have an Impression the CERTAIN
will so up later than usual, but instead
It will rise i've minutes earlier thar
usual. or SIS o'clock. 70 IS desired ina
everybody be seated when the play be
SINS
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
NrNV RoILFRs FoR HARLANs.

Ellis p. Preston today issued the fol-
lowing building permits;
no the Bethlehem Steel Corporation
N install two boilers at the Harlan
pIant to cost $4,000 and to erect time
CLERKS once to cost 5000.
To 1obp z. English to make altera-
t,ons AZ No. iis South Van Buren,
street, TO cost $500.
ITO William D. Haddook and Company
10 build an addition at lwenty-secono
and Tatnau streets, for the Hammand
Laundry, to cost 1886. -
To J. A. Bader TO make alterali ohs
st the Ford Building, 10 cost si'OOO.
To J. r.. Stevens TO make alterations
AZ No. 9 West Ninth street, to cost soO
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
HnI-srHnIn NOTES.

II YOU are doing your housework Il
Il is a good plan 20 do the morning
dustlng before the dish washing as
washing dishes will cleanse the hands
Of srime.
Mince cold scraps Of chicken. add 1
CUP cold corn bread crumbled and ?
Guns wheat bread orumbled moisten
with chicken stock season and bake In
gem pans.
Oatcake is made with fine oatmeal.
sslted and mixed with cold water to a
stiff DOUGH. then knesded, rolled in a
thin round cake and baked in baking
tin Eat with plenty Of butter.
Leftover chicken can be served IN
palties
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
A REAL REMEDY
.FORFALLINGHAIR
keeps Scalp Clean and HeaIthy-Prsvsnt-
dandruH.

Keeps
dandruh.
Here's good news for men and women
whose hair IS falling out, whose scalps arr
covered with dandruh and itch like mad
Any druggist can now supply you with
the genuine Partisan sage Ciquid FORM.
u-Ftch ls guaranteed 70 quickly, surely
and safely abolish every sign OF dandrun'
stop itching scalp and falling hair and pro-
mote a neN growth. or money refunded
Thousands can testify 70 the excellent
results from its use some who feared
badness now glory in their abundant
hair. while others who suffered for years
with dandrun and itching head got
elesn. cool scalp after just few days
use OF this simple home treatment
So matter whether bothered with falling
hair gray hair. matted, stringy hair.
dandrnn or itching scalp, Try farlsian
eage-you win not be disappointed lts a
scientific preparation that supplies an nAir
Tbe hrst application win make your
hair and scalp look and feel 100 per cent
better. II you want thick, lustrons BAR
end lots Of a. BY AL means use farislan
saro. Don't deiay-oegln tonight. httle
attention now means abundant hair Ioi
years 10 come. y. B. panforth wnl suD'
ply you
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
FINE WOMAN FOR CONTEMPT.

Ethel Wise, negress, failed 70 appear
against George Brown. negro, when the
latter was arraigned on an assault
charge in Municipal Court one morning
last week Today when she was ar
raigned before Judge Churchman on a
contempt charge, she was fined $40 and
costs. The defendant told the court
that she had been called 70 virginia
on account OF the Illness OF her aunt,
But Judge Churchman said It rcsembied
collision on her part with Brown.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
rpwoRTH CHURCH TRUSTEES.

Al a meeting OF the congregation OF
Fnworth NJ. r. Church, on Wednesday
evening. the following were reelected
trustees. Thomas H. Melvin, John
Moore. William B. Moore and Harold
Merrick 10 OH a vacancy
A reorganization Of the Epworth
T.eaeue OF this church, has been ei-
fected A program Of social activity
has been planned and a drive for In
creased membership begun.
THE sunday School has held It's an
nuaI election. choosing Willis L. over
deer as its leader for the coming year
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
AMERICAN ARTILLERY SMASHES
HUNS ON LORRAINE FRONT

This is Just an example Of the ex-
tremely small targets the American ar
tillerymen are capable Of hitting
The Americans are now the masters
or No Mans Land on this sector. Every
night i've to eight patrols sourry from
the outposts and smash the enemy 3
dugouts, listening poats and machine
gun nests.
An o1lcer and ~ men raided hve ma
chine gun nests, a leld telephone posi-
and some snlpers' hiding places with
out loss. They spent 1--WE hours map
ping the entire area before that seouoT
| OF the American trenches.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
rIcEoN WAs EXnAUsTEp.

During the storm OF last week car
rier pigeon fell on the deck OF one
OF the vessels moorGi at the Pusey and
Jones plant. The bird has been taken
care of by employees OF the shlpyard
The bird is Of gray color with q
touch Of green about It's throat On
its right leg Is an aluminium amule'
with the inscription Ts93S-Q. c. G. A
The latter initials may stand for quar-
termaster Corps Coast Artillery.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
p. "A. LIBERTY LOAN SIGN.

An aitractlYe Liberty Loan ulsplaI
sign has been built by the employees Of
the Pusey and Jones plant. and placed
over the small once building near the
poplar street gate. It Is in the form
of a sector of the globe with the United
states at one end and France at the
other. Between is a blue ocean and u
ia proposed TO have a ship above the
curved ocean, which Is 90 san past
the ngures indicating amounts OF SUD
scriptlons arriving IN France with the
amount 100000. On the sign are the
words. "Over the top with the Third
Liberty Loan" and we are helping
10 build Pershing's bridge
Evening journal., 1918-04-18

BY The United Press.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES IN
LORRAINE, April 81. -- Night - The
American artillery on this front already
has reduced the German artillery by
two-thirds, silenoing enemy batteries
with only a few minutes bombardment.
Tho French arc amazed at the Yankee
gunners accuracy
a lieutenant commanding one gun
spotted German rolling kitchent
by gosh I'll bet ] can splash in
Hines SOUP" he exclaimed,
The first shot was TOO long" The
second was too short" The third
spilled the soup.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
\ p l. DANCE.

At Eden Hall tomorrow night a dance
will be given by the National Protec-
tive Legion for the benefit Of the Dia-
mond state degree team Of that or
ganlzation. Music viii be furnished by
James Orchestra. The dance committee
includes Miss Margaret Myers, Miss Bes-
sic Mulln, Miss Estella Meaney and Al
bert Salmons.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
new ROAD
TO FOLLOW RIVER

David snellenburg, wen-known NOR
chant. Is OF the opinion that serious
consideration should be given TO the
suggestion that a new road from VIII
mlngton 20 the Pennsylvania line should
be constructed along q route close TO
the Delaware river as an auxiliary 10
the Philadelphia pike. The new route
should be seriously considered by the
state Highway Commission, Mr.. smell
lenburg thinks.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
GYPSIES TRAVEL
TN TOURING CARS

Even the gypsies have become mod
ernized. The gypsy wagon or van mas
given way 70 the automobile. A day
or two ago two large touring cars nllea
with nonads passed through Whining
ton. They had no horses with them,
and the next innovation by gypsies that
may be looked for is the trading OF SEQ
ond-hand autos instead OF the tradl-
uonal horso-swapplng.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
uInERAL on MATCH VICTIM.

The funeral Of Martha Nichols, the
9tS-vear-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marx Nichols. Of No. 92O dupont street
who was fatally burned while playing
with lighted matches at her home On
Monday, took place from the home OF
her parents this morning. Services were y Ie
held at st. Thomas Church. at 90
o'cIook. Interment was In the Ne"
Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
,rr.cTTNT non PATAssI

sianislaw Patassi, arrested yesterday
nv Sergeant Devenish, did not appear
in Municipal Court this morning 70
sns1ver A charge OF operating an auto,
mobile without the proper license ano
Judge Churchmsn continued the charge
untf tomorrow and issued an attacn-
msnt for the defendant.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
BY HENRY WOOD,
nlted Press Stan Correspondent.

IWII0W TTNo7 0NlII UT y
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN THE
FIELD. April sNight.)-Every Inch
OF the German front from south Of the
sommo TO the Olse--a front Of 80 kilo-
meters-boS9 miles-is being pounded
By The fastest artillery concentration
vet attained by the Titles. Even the
country for miles 90 the rear Of tho
enemy positions is under lombard
ment.
Prisoners say the cannonading, In
addition 10 preventing the disgins OF q
single trench, Is inhictins the heaviest
losses.
The offensive has reached a stsg'
where Allied military officials declare
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
rnnILEY cAR sPMLs MLK.

Struck by trolley car No. III at
Chestnut street and Maryland avenue
This morning. a milk wagon owned and
driven by Constantine RoyczysA was
overturned and the contents spilled IN
the street. The owner OF the team
who was thrown out. VA cut about
the hands.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
tn ADDDEss CORNELL BOYS.

Admiral Dyson. who is said TO be the
man best versed on propeners, Is eX-
pected to come TO this city tonight to
address the Cornell students who ar2
taking a practical course in shipbuild-
ing at the Harlan plant.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
RInY sENAron sToNE ToDAY.
. United Press.

BY IIIU IIIIIII ? = ~
NEVADA, No. April iS.-lhe funeral
OF senator William J. STONE was held
here today. Knights Templar ana other
fraternal organizations escorted the re-
mains to the church were services were
read by the Rev. J. l. Marshall. OF kan
sas city. The funeral train arrived here
Al a. m. from Jefferson City, where
the body Jay In state.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
RUsH rs GLAD HE's THEME.

Mr.. and Mrs. John S Rush. formerly
OF Concordville. Pa. now living IN this
city. are In receipt OF a card from their
son, Corporal John s. Rush. Jr. u. $.
signal Corps, saying: 81 have arrived
safely in France and am glad OF it.'
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
ACCIDENTS OF THE DAY.

Among those treated at the Delaware
Hospital today were:
L. Hartman, confused ankle.
James Fellers, confused finger.
]. Wadsley, lacerated scalp.
William Roberts, injured arm.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
MIssInNAnY PAGEANT-

Under the auspices Of the Women's
Missionary Society, missionary page
ant was held last night IN West Presby-
byterian Church Il was under the di-
rectlon Of Mrs. Hopes and Mrs. Samuel
Rolph.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
". c. 7. u. MEETING.

The regular business meeting OF the
Wilmington w. c. T. L. win be held at
ths headquarters, No 100 West Eighth
street. al 2S0 o'clock tomorrow aIier-
noon.
Evening journal., 1918-04-18
nrATH OF MRS. JOHN u. sTIRIITH.

Mrs. Margarct H. Sitrlith, wife OF
John H. stirlith. died at her home, No
i06 Fulton street. late yesterday. he'
funeral VIII be held saturday morning
with interment In Cathedral cemetery.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-02
MIIerIei.

SSn elmer pom ltdotiiden Sc.
Innobeitsrat am 6reitag einberufcnen
3lllammenfunft, al Der ald County.
geante t~eilnabmen, ipllroe bsid)loi.
len, Die iiber Die Staot uerbangtt
gnarnntane porl1ufig nod nid)t oui.
5ibeben. 9ie S~nfluen5a : epidemic
ldeint mieoer i'm 3unebmen bcgrif-
ZEN 5t lein, oa am 0onnerstag t55
ltene Safe angemelbet nuroen, &c
mebr ais ON Gage oorber. Gird5en,
Shnlen 5beater llno oiloere Ser
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laufig nod geihloiien.
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bisber am Gerfanf Der ariegs- Spar
marfen be.eiligt baben, be~abiidtigcll
bette Grtra-a nitrengungen 5u mo
dlen, I'M einen beiouoers groBen Nb.
las 81 er5ielen. Spmeit befannt, fla
ben Die Offs ben groBten 6rfolg aui-
5lipeilen uno fir iiber $4,000 Der
fanft. Die aampaene miro audi IN
Den Mpnatcu Gopember uilb Dc5cnn-
Der nit Dem groBten Nodorud wci
tergefiihrt.
Sm Camp Srapis miro in oe;.
ndd)iten 9agen nit Der aonitruftioll
BON feds 5ipeiitodigen 9aroden fir
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beitimmt.
3mei Neger, Sobn Burton nne
@iaie Campbell, muroen an Srei-
tag nabmittag bon 5uei peridieoc.
men, anideineno toael 6unoen gebii-
len. Die 9iere muroen eridoiien nrt
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Baiteur- Snititnt nod Muffin geiatlot
Der AZ idbrige gobnwdfter
Z. S. Soofarb mur0e am 5reitol
friib an Der arer5ung Der Cutler.
lano Springs Hoao bon einem EaI1a.
gier3ug Der W. q. & z. gabn iiber,
fobren uno getotet. Der Wonn bin.
terldBt cine 8itpe uno odt ainoer.
Oas 8or Gisf S%niuronce gu.
reau teilt NIT, Dab gerpanote, einge.
5osciler Soloaten, mie eltern unf
@eiftpiiter, bon iett an applifatic.
men fir monotIide untetItiisnngell
BON SO nno meBr einreiheu fonnen.
9tsber tuuroen lluteritifaungeit mn
an 5rallen uno 9itoer ge5oblt.
Die Habrunesmittef , 4omini.
ltrotion, tDelde Die Snderrate pro
Berion tno @onat auf 8 Yfuno er.
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bobt bat, madt jest, in @eeeniab 81
Ger Triiber gebrabten Wieloung be-
fannt, Dob ourd oieie Grbobung So
tells, 3eitauronts, Yoaroinebonier II.
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GER miiilen audi, Die friiber, ane GUT
ferDerf1ufe gellnu bndelI.
Die ginnnbmen nnieres 8oIt-
antics nebmen itetig gu ullo beliefen
lid fiir ben Monat Sftober auf
$100,26S.50 unb fir Die eriten sebil
Nonatc Oes Snbres auf 1862 600.
8a Die beioen 9ailptmonote, Ropent-
Der mnb DECEMBER nod fommen,
glallbt man fir bns Sabr 1918 cine
gofaI Ginnabme bon 100000
onncbmen 5li oiirfen. Die @eiammt-
Ginfiinfte oes sSabres 1917 beliefe;t
lif anf MIR $678,000.
Sic bon Dem 9iitrift- 4aentsn
&ano alif 9errn Seebe's 0arm on
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1pat elm; Der Sobn mor bereits aus
Dem Seben geidieoen.
Bonl Grileger mar elm hohinteai.
center iunger Maun, poa Slimor
nno S~ebensliIit, allgemein beliebt
uno Elm tiidtiaer, nnliftiaer 05e.
addftsmann. Dor cinigen Wonaten
ging er cine 5tueite CHE elm. gr him
ferIdBt ieine 5rau, feline Gltern, iedjs
griioer. @iap s., War n, See g.,
Balter s., Naior Carl g., aIerar.
Der g. uno flint Stmeitcru: Wirs.
NJ. 6. Sonlann, Mrs. S. @. 9riaas,
asrs. 81. Hennert, Wrs. Gnrt Mart!u
Nno SRI Margarete.
Gr mar am s. DECEMBER 1878 IN
RUin Silters geboren uio erbielt
feline Sdulbiloung in Der 9lanco
snod}fdule. Set ben lebten 10 Sab
heu itano er NIT Der 9. q. 0nd)ine
E Gupplp 50. in 8erbinoung.
Sic 2eidJe miro morgeu, Gonntaa
1uormittag S:45 bier eintreffen. Die
p~eerbigmig finoet morgen nadrnii-
hag 9 llbr pom Saliie Ser gItern,
lf0f @eit evergreen Ctr. aus, itatt.
fgie Gbren.9a fino: 6.
Il. 8rieit, s. Muir, s.. g. Gedriit,
Il " @iafe. g. 9. garutb, 81. %.