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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
By Lee Paps
The Park Ave. News.

Kind Acksmn Rewarded. Last Satid-
day aftlrnoon lew DAVIS was setting on
his front steps and q lady stopped and
sed she was thcrsty and asked HIM to go
in and get her glass Of waiter Nlch
Lew Davis did and the lady gave Igm
> sents And after that Lew Davis
stopped 10 other ladies' and asked them
if they wunted glass of water, but none
Of hem did
Spoarts skinny Martin announces
that he challenges anybody cXsept Reddy
Merry to a duel with boxing gloves
Reel Estate News Sid Hunt and Leroy
Shooster are thinking of taking down the
tents between their back yards and making
one big back yard the only thing that
pervents them being that they haven't
bin able to get their parents consent and
don't think they will
Sissietv Mr. Benny Potts has Intlrely
recovered from his cold and has got
another one
Intristing Packs About Intristlng
People Puds Simkins can count up TO
} in Frentrh. and bleeves that that will
make the langwidge mutch easier for hum
To lcrn in case he ever goes to frants.
Pome by Skinny Martin
. Life Is Crool and Sad
! had a , dollar bill in my pocket,
As wended my way 81 glad.
But it was ony 70 buy some groceries with,
o life is crool and sad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
REHOBOTH BEACH.
neriaI CnrreSpopdencr Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Rehoboth Beach May Is The cool
weather Of the entlrC week does not secm
to hurt gardens. as truck IS coming up
very fast and in good shape Potato
hl,cs arc bad for the carly potatoes and
several who have gardens will not plant
an early crop Of potatoes.
The wrccklng crew Is al work on the
two hargos that camc ashore IN the storm
of several weeks ago There Is hope OF
saving both.
Work on tho boardwalk is making rapid
beadway and will be finished before the
season Is on
The Women Foreign Missionary So
cictv Of the NJ f. Church is getting up
pantomine and lecture for the last SUNDAY
night in May, to he held in the church, for
benefit Of the French babies and Chill
drens Orphanage at Grcnobel France,
old iewelrv and silver are asked for, TO
be sold to help the cause
Mrs. T. &. Ponder of Florida, formerly
OF Delaware, Is summerlng at the Captain
Leach cottage.
The postoffice has been moved to the
new quarters, with more room and a
very handsome office.
FRANKLIN Quilen a young man OF Rrho-
both Beach. stationed at Camp Dix.
\. j, is spending a few days here with
his father before going across the ocean.
Jack and William Hill, brothers who
were stricken with appendicitis, last
! week, arc recovering Jack IS at Jeffcr-
son, Hospital, Philadelphia, and William
at the Beebc Hospital, hereLewes
Plans for Rchoboth Beach high school
commencement arc being made, 1t will
be held IN the Blue Hen Theatre, the
last of May.
John p Doughtcn, who resides in the
Butler cottage, and his wife has arrived
for the season. Mr. and Mrs Doughtcn
have been spending the winter months
In the South. They formerly lived IN
Wilmington.
Mrs. L. NJ. Barnett will open tho
Bclhaven next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. May 1S-MIss Mabel ;.
Jones. an evangelist to Hwal Iucn
China, Is visiting her mother Mrs.
Emma & Jones and her brother Robert
T. Jones. She will remain IN this country
about SIX months.
The Nav meeting of the Newark
Parcnt-Tcachcrs Association has been
postponed until Thursday of next week.
State Commissioner of Education A.
r. Spaid will speak before the Parent
Teacher Association Of Welsh Tract School
next Wednesday afternoon on Some
Present Day School Problems
George r Berry field secretary OF
McAll Mission Of Paris, Will deliver an
address in Newark Presbyterian Church
tomorrow evening Sunday evening.
Nav 26, L. Irving Handy will give
his lecture on. The Tragedy at Jeru-
salem
The great chiefs Of Delaware Will pay
an official visit to Minnehaha Tribe of
Red Men, next Tuesday night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Georgetown Citizens Will Ask
Councilt Buy Sprinkler
For Use This Summer.
RtJRNED BY OIL EXPLOSION
Petit Jurors Drawn for June Term
of Sussex Court, Which is
Likely to Be Brief.
s,or,aI Corrcspondrnce of Every Evening

SPECIAL Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown. May 11.-Petit jurors
have been drawn by jury Commissioners
n. G.. Pavntcr OF this town and George
II Townsend of Millvillc for the June
term of court. as follows
First Representative district MaIk
l.. Davis, r. Frank Naples, Charles .
DEPUTY. Charles Webb Of ;.
second Harry W Johnson, Norman
Collision. Philip X. Layton. John T.
Allen.
Third~Loreuzo h. Cannon, J. Edwin
button, Ir.. George II. iearn, Elijah
W Short
Fourth Samuel r. Culver, David I.
Bovcc, John T.. licarn.
Fifth-Samucl Ellis Of NJ, Charles IL.
Moore, Sydney 7. Gosley, Elijah H.
Jones.
S,xth-Henry A. Houston, Jr., Charles
T.. King. Charles l.. Ennis, John w
Moore. :,
Seventh Isaiah NJ. Ellis, Jacob II
Hooker, Orlando W1gus.
Eighth William G.. Barto. William
ID. Steele, Thomas Johnson.
Ninth-,Iacoh West, William IL
: Downcs. Frank j iolson.
Tenth William Hooker, Edward Illus
: sell. William Bcokhammer, Joseph T..
Virden
The June term is expected to he oi
] short duration, as the farmers. many oi
whom will he witnesses IN the cases VIII
be busy with their work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
by Henrietta Grauci.
NATIONAL EMERGENCY GARDENS.

Last year. garden planting waa urged
upon all citizens ne n patriotic duty IN n
time of national peril. This year little
urging to plant gardens is needed Garden
ing has been begun. ma matter ot course
wherever one has access to plot of ground
where rain falls or wnter can bc piped.
Town gardeners are intensive farmers
on n small scnle, and can produce ten
times more food to the square foot than
farmer can do with general crops More
OVER, food gardens make families inde-
pendent of many other supplies of ioods,
and allow farmers to devote nll their
energies 10 growing bread stnifs.
Some of the home gardens are beau
iiful though containing only ordinary
things like beans, pcns corn md chlihages.
II all depends upon the way The iplhht@
are arranged and cared for Plants ui any
sort. grown in n small space. need great
quantity of fertilizer. and this is some
times thought hard to procure TN tie
contrary, nothing is easier To get tine ~
the very hesi fertilizera - made from bone
dust, this is bought by the pound, from
any seed store and IS worked into the
ground around the roots af the plants
For quick growing plants usc liquid Ter
tilizer SCOT IL excellent put two table
spoons Of SCOT in p pail. and pour on q
gallon of boiling water Let u cool. anu
water The tender vegetables with this
twice n week until they are fourishing
An easily procured and ever ready Ter.
tilizcr IS made with parings from horses
hoofs Send small boy with toy wagon,
or basket, tn horse sheer for the clip
pings from the honfs shud there Put these
| IN barrel of rain watcf When this has
stood week it IS ready 20 apply t. The
| garden with watering can DO not dis,
| tuth the settings IN the barrel. tHii ada
| fresh water when YOU take any ou,
| bushcl of the parings will pive ali tue
| liquid fertilizer You can lac ~ silla'
| garden all summer
The kitchen garden cannoi by any
| possibility over he = homelt ~ raininoh
! plarc affair u is fou full - prnfniae, heH
usually there are flowers planted n"ar. ~
| among the vegetable Any feftlllzer TINT
| ,= good fnr vegetable will mako tdweFf
thrive and qoot Is the best Of nll ipr sweet
meas and roses Il darkens the color ot thf
| blossoms and strengthens the plants ~
| liuI,d fertilizer described and thc heuf
| meal. will not harm thc iolage 81 'h'
plants, aa manure and strong fertilizers -
Seedlings need protection from the he
sun. hut should not he Watered loo lao
IN the evening ~ they will daiip OF ahe
die before morning y me hlgff y athffe
All plants are benefited ht having ~
ground around their roots stirred lightiF
There IS no exception to tits rlle -
hoe or wedding fork must t'e used Wheh
ever The rtm'nd gets hnrd - erusfr
koar working ~ yolr kitchen pattlen ar'
loon i working When gou rull radishes
o,,n,s AMI lettuce. rut IN nov soeda 2
nn,e Nany small garden pfniInee
three crops season
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
BRIDGENILLE.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Bird geville, May lS-Rev Disston "
Jacobs has returned to his home here,
very much improved after being treated
at the Methodist Hospital, Philadelphia.
tor stomach trouble He will occupy
the pulpit IN the NJ. L. Church tomorrow
morning
Harry Clark of Winetha, Ill. vino left
this town the first of the week for New
Aork City, expecting 10 sail for France
to engage IN \. NJ C. A. work of the L.
:. Army, returned here to visit his wife
and son, for few days. He expects to
leave for France first of the week
:. u. Simpson, 3 farmer near town.
lost valuable COW and calf by death, last
week The cause of their fatal illness
is not known.
Mrs. John {. Thawley who had been
visiting IN Wilmington, Philadelphia and
Atlantic City, for the past three weeks
has returned 70 her home here
Miss Lois Ward who for the past two
years made her home in Seaford has
returned to Brldgeville to reside with her
parents, MIR and Mrs T. T. Ward.
Great work Is being accomplished by
the members Of the Red Cross branch
of this town since sewing machines
have been placed in the club house.
Haulsey Green, = young farmer near
town, is suffering intensely from swelling
on his left hand
Arthur Thomas colored, is in q critical
condition at this time from the effects
OF injuries received when he fell from the
top of box car at the ice plant siding.
Mrs. Anna Tull will fill the vancancy
as principal Of the Bridgeville High school,
caused by the resignation Of Professor
John J. Vent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
TEACHERS RESIGN.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark. Nav Is Robert i koehlcr.
principal uf the Newark schools, has re
Rlgncd his resignation. to take effect ~
the close Of the school wear Mr. kochler
came Ia tho Newark schools from Penn
svlvanis, a wear ago. and educators who
have watched his course clam that under
all the circumstances nc has done
great work for the Newark schools
several more other teachers also have
resigned
Miss Elsic Cloud and Miss Lulu
C;rantham have resigned from the gram
mar school and Miss Marie Ritz and Miss
LII sic DAVIS from the primary school
The fact that none Of the high school
teachers have vet been elected for next
wear and the resignation Of So many
teachers. leaves large number oi places
IN he filled The situation IS serious one
bcs ausc Of the scarcity of teachers although
the BOARD of Education has decided to
increase salaries another wear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
WANT STREETS SPRINKLED
: Special Correspondence of Every Evening

: spe.-al Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgctovn. May Is In order to Keep
down the dust on the strests Of this town.
a movement Is under way for the puT-
chase of street sprinkler. lily onnol
will be asked 10 provide one Tor the town,
for Use this summer, IN order that me
people will not he Inconvenience ~
: dust while sitting on their porchrs during
the hot weather IN July and August
Several wears ago a street sprnk Ter
was used here with great satisfaction,
being run by private citizen. but owing
to the llnIted subscribers for the service.
It was found 10 he losing proposition
and Was snon abandoned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
ERRINC YOUTH PAROLED.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown. Nav Is Pleading guilty
tn the larceny of \ horse from Thomas
Cordrrv while the owner Of the animal was
attending an entertainment at the school
ha II AT Milton. Frank + l}rockel. who for
some time has been residing IN Rroadklln
hundred. has been paroied by Resident
Judge Henry G. Conrad
John ". Burton, farmer oi Indian
River hundred. will assume charge Of
hirr, for ope wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
SURGICAL. DRESSING CLASS

Special Correspondence ~ Every Evening
Newark. NaV Is Fourteen members
of the surgical dressing class Of the
Newark New Century Club have Success
fully passed their examination The
samples of dressings are hclng made to
bc forwarded 10 national headquarters
AT Washington and If accepted will give
them the rank Of first grade instructors
Those who have completed the course
are Mrs II L. Ronham Mrs Willard
Bradley. Miss Alice Herr, Mrs Walter
Plumlcv. Mrs William lIolton. Miss
MARY Johnston. Mrs :. Pearce Cam.
Mrs T. Nj Il Poster. Miss kate Robinson
Mrs. Wilmer Hill, Mrs. Charles \
McCuc. Mrs George W. Rhodes. Miss
Nell Wilson and Miss ElInor llartCr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18

teacher in Caesar Rodney schools, gave
a lecture TO the large audience in tho
Assembly Hall of the school, last evening,
on Armenia. Miss Catlin taught IN
Armenia for five years prior to the be-
ginning of the war, and her address was
most interesting.
A feature which added greatly. was that
of two students of the school, Misses
Elizabeth Jols and Miss Edith Craig,
dressed in costumes which Miss Catl,n
brought home with her, Armenian and
Turkish Patriotic songs wcro sung by
the members of the school.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
LAUREL CENTURY CLUB.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel, Nav ~ The Woman en-
tury Club of Laurel held its final session OF
the season for 1917 and lHiN, thiR w''k' W
tho club room. The reports submitted by
The various officers and charmCn showed
that there had been great progress and 60
operation The installation ., IN" men
officers WAS Che Chict feature oi ne daN a'o
this was followed hy q box luncheon
1'hc club during the past wear mas gwen
its best with the most patriotl' n'h,fS'aF'h
allowed tho usc ot thc,r club room for the
aid of the Rod Cross movement and IS the
proud nos srssor nf y liberty bond
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
RED LION NEWS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Red Lion May Is Rchearsals of the
music for the Children Day service at
Lebanon Nj f. Church has started under
the direction Of Choristcr Silver and will
be continued tomorrow and during next
week
Pastor Thornton Of the Lebanon NJ f.
Church will take for ms theme 1T the
evening church service tomorrow,
Recognition III Heaven The sermon
will be the first OF u series In the morning
the subject will be, II Go to Prepare q
Place for \ on
Heine Ormond " alton who has been
drafted, resigned his position as rural mail
clerk and Is of on . trip to the middle
West with Cyrus Rlttenhousc, to drive
two Ford machines here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
TUNE UP.
Ry George Matthew Adams.

The trouble with most of us rs
that welfare out of tune. And our
ewes are on the audience instead of
him who leads. And we have
missed our cues We are out Of tune
and out Of heart.
Let's tune up.
Let's drop no note at all. Let's
concentrate on the thing at hand.
Let's not lag behind. Let's not
give a bad, bad show. Come
Let's tune upi
For nothing can long go on that's
out of tune Not a horn, not
flute, not clarinet Much less a
| human soul So
Let's tune upl
You and l. 1t will help both him
and them and all And every
body will be glad and feel like new,
if YOU and ] tune up, And there II
! be something smooth and sweet
about the melody of the world
So, again | say
Let's tune up!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
W. c. I. u. Elects Delegates.

At an apting of the Wilmington Union
Of the " c. T. L. Yesterday afternoon,
the following delegates were elected to the
county convention to be held IN June:
Mrs Kate Butler, Mrs J. I. Prousc, Mrs,
Edgar Harvey, Mrs. Eleanor Ross and
Mrs. Eli Mendinhall Alternates: Mrs.
II. Ferguson, Mrs John Martin, Mrs }.
r. GARNER. Mrs Cleaver and Mrs. VII
liam Downing The union also purchased
n $50 Liberty Bond
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
BEAR STATION.
Special Correspondents Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Bear Station, May Is Little Bear
Tribe, Red Men has purchasd a total Of
$500 in Liberty Bonds, Sl00 being Of
the early size.
The members Of Little Bear Tribe of
Red Men have flown to the breeze a fine
service flag with four stars thereon, in
honor Of Frederick Davidson, lieutenant
Of the gun club at Camp Dix; Sergeant
Clarence r. Reed, Evan b. Miller, one
other member Of the tribe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
BURNED By OIL EXPLOSION

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Bear Station. May Is Mrs Walter
s. Blrris who has been ailing for several
months and whose husband has been Ill
for several weeks, finds that troubles do
not come singly.
The explosion of an oil stove while she
was repairing breakfast, burned the left
side Of Mrs Burfis, face and head, her
neck and arm and hand while the unfortu-
nate woman was engaged in preparing the
breakfast for the family. Her injuries are
very painful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
What 70 do upisn
Bockachc comes on

"I found trnmediate relisf In the use
OF Foley Kidney Pills. have recon-
z1ended them, and do not know of a
single Instance when they failed 20
give raief."
c. y. Landrum. n travelling salesman.
writes from San Angelo, Texas: "Driv-
ing over rough roads and in all kinds
or weather gave me acute pains in the
back and 1 suffered greatly. / found
relief IN the use Of Foley Kidney Pills.
and before the first bottle was used.
the pain in my back had entirely disap-
peared and have had no recurrence OF
those pains which frequently amounted
TO almost neuralgia proportions"
Whenf backache comes on. and it
seems as IL you can't stand the pain
and pressure in your back, you will find
quick and grateful relief comes with
the use of Foley Kidney pills. They
stop the cause of the pain, ease the
stiff aching joints and muscles. and
clear the poisons out of your system
by helping your kidneys and bladder to
normal healthy action.
For sale by n. b. Danforth. Market an'
Second streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
A. q. III. TO Parade.

State President Herley and Count
President McGonigal Of the 4 O IL. have
called a special meeting OF the city di-
visions and the Hibernian knights. to be
held at the lrish-American Hail. Monday
night at s o'clock, To discuss plans for
participating in the Red Cross parade.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
SPIRIT OF HOLIDAY
ton,inue'l fr"n paer

# was that Insiah Marvel Who Is ~ the
University uf FomaFlvapta Hospital,
where Ia underwent as operation tor
appcndirttia. has scni n from h's siok
lrcd l1 nnr 81 hia Sous. voluntary
contribution of gi0n with httle note
expressing thc hope fhai tho sainpalgp
would hc a complete aneeess
announcement was Uaff Int hecaHse
af tho Z, lshratlun marking the close 1t
thc campaign the luncheon will not start
until . n'rlocL Al ~ the team workers
arc urged to be present With he guests
of honor
The winners nf the banners Last night
wrrr as follows
Largest amount Of subscriptions men
teams Louis Rosonhlaii team. rf-
porting $3.50
Largest amount al subscriptions
tWomcn tcnmsI Mr. jacob lai#r s
team. reporting S3i1
These two toame t,ed for the banner
for the largest number ai pledges. each
team having Il pledges
1ur DAYS srrttrs
Tclcpram- wcrc read during the
luncheon as follows
Washington, u 6. MAY L. l9lS
"Da,ld SueIlenbmg Wilmington, Del
Wilmington has more tine citizens
tn the square inch than any other city
| know of lIavlng two subscriptions
Of twelve hundred and fifty dollars eaeh
handed to Won on the street car caps The
climax If Wilmington succeeds - rals.
! ing one hundred Thousand dollars It viii
| he the greatest achievement Of the entire
! Jewish War Relief campaign Ny hearth
! est ronvratula tinns on what you have
already accomplished
".lullus Roscnwald
New York, May i6. 1918.
David Snellenburg, chairman. VII
mlngton, I)cl
= feel very proud because OF yonr
message ot Yesterday aud | hope, as
! | doubt not. YOU will succeed IN attaining
| the advanced limit Please receive and
express 10 all Of Your associates the deep
appreciation of all of us here.
Jacob H. Schlff 3"
New lork. May L, 1918.
David SnelIenburg, Market and
Seventh streets, Wilmington. Delaware
simply wonderful
Henry Rosenfeld.
FRIDAY TOTALS
The team totals and summary last
| night were rs follows
Men No /. no report No :, kell
Sl}5: No ;. Mclchlor, 500, No. I
Rosenblatt sl5a; No ;, Saltzman
sf33: No. &. Sander. s65 No. :, ne
report No $. Sncllenbufg, Sl2l; total
j S704
Ladies \. no report B. Mrs Faber
S347: c, Mrs Fcinbcrg, S66, y. no report
i, no report: +, Mrs Snellenburg. 500
G.. Mrs Topkis. s2I3 II, no report
| total. $50
Summary DAILY totals Men. 500
| ladies'. $500; executive committee, s3la
| total. S1.S45 Total To date Men
$40, ,s6050, ladies', Sl2,72S; executive
committee, $40. S03; total. Sl03. .39l. 81
Contributions last night of $50 an,
over were as follows Daniel l.aub
5000, George T. Elliott sl50i {. d
Garretson, Sl0O Wilmington Morning
News, 500. Josiah Marvel, SlOO, Genera
james II. Wilson, $50 Mrs. K "
Wolters 500; John ). Rossell, 500; franl
Turner, $50; Mrs. Victor du Pont, SGT
Friend $50, GoIdsten Brothers, s5t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
TALK ABOUT ARMENIA.

Special Cores spondence Of Every Evening
Wyoming, May 1S.-Miss Catl,n, 9
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18

F0u cannot get tho most from 4,
. voa,r Fock ,lnirss Won observe a svs- tt
: tom ~ cleanliness nc coop and lts
! fixtures must ~ cleaned and spray 4,
! IA rs prevent nth, vermln and dis 4
Z ease Eext week s article tells how TO-
I do this m the easiest manner.
: r.4.aaAnAAkAk sAAAAAhAaN&4&AAN4 - 80 - p 3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
sINGLF-COMB WHITE LFGHORNS

they command .opun=' prices
The Ioghpru ben F'I rosVnd fuNe
readily ~ highly concentrated ifrIWg
fucfiada than ary Gthfr FtrIo'y boz
ar vrripilt re uacl'nr5 Hens int
ug ry,r 1oO eggs p yoar aro u'' ~
r.tofngn nd fil gr'r'y -rf1r md
yIuah hotl rorl7 " i,yug OYER ~
cvgs
Iorbo-r rgg7 1rc lr'anv v~ry ir'il-
auJ ttr chrk4 dcyrlap ari grpw rap
dI Pu'Irf ftcu commence ioying
tur months old Ihr going eo~krrrls
uaFc -plruAjd lluaA hrotlrrr. IT. vf1~h
thera stcsds 1rmar1 The avrr'gr
Ioghora rnlc gh7 fram frur .o
and h7lf pounds r1 We females
about three r. f0ur ygVrd-
rhe- wve long heads right prnmi
uort oss spd Irli8nt rrd r1rnl~ ard
wqttla5 phloh wskr s'tikinv contrast
~ tbc,- uov qh-'o IlImago hi
hack ong End curves gra~eful'v Hto
NV Fel'surrad '7H Body prrrn1r~r'
II thc trcas' and wide botwren ~
thighs. providing ample room ior ttr
rgg md dignztivr organs
II fhe American people r got hrro
h,.,lqc7 hllod With FOWLS 'nr dH'y
Fst fttr ffrr1 iN Afftfl .'f ff' '' '
and ri=t tho1r Hrr- NJ nm rrrehos ~
th~ western frort
fnclo @1m docs uof -av rn TNst n0
II rut the appeal rear tp onrn-
rnand ~ X = possible tn eto tx
farmers havc r8nphi THE ri rlN d'
hcir might n a.nhin9 .@ssit'y reh-
Ing their 1ookv 1851 faiz win nGf tr
enough Fvcrv nqn Who ha= plnt nof
br ran devote tp fins vnrg should rast
IN now bat the afrtv rs our nation
and of ste world ivilizafion rrst=
heavily Jpnn riz very business anout
which am speaking
EEr ayn willing to observe rneafless
rncalz and reaflesS DAYS "a = even
more tlnr,a rtapt that We Dr. rrr largest
htt II easy and delightful end 1rnflt-
aho production ~ thr tcst mrat m tne
world That mnans poultry culture tn's
YEAR M thr largest 5ralp We ran do
hz win VIC 1o t' his thc ldnai
II M to begin We arc hungry. pur s0l-
J,erS are hungry. and oar AIlseS are
hungry for the meat which we rplihons
IT hackvardrrs can produce this SIM
rner Will we do lt,
{ 40 a. :. "a .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18

We have modified our men, our
ammunition. our money ana our
ships. The results have amazed the
world and sent tho Pruealan murder
band shaking In its shoes. We have
aaapmbIed our meat supplies; nut
we find that the demands are f1r
exceeding our largest present out
nuts what can We do about IL