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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
BILLIONS FLOW into
TIE j. S. TREASURY
Two thirds of Liberty Loan Sub
scription Has Reached the
Nations S Strong Box.
nx Assoclatcd Press 70 Every EyenIn3

Washington, Nov. II Tremendous
inflow of Fourth Liberty Loan money from
banks long before If WIS due under the
insiaIlrncnt payment plnn has rnlsed
the trcasurv's = working bal nee TO little
moro than two billion dollars, Il high record
About 2 600 900 600 of tbls SUM haa bccn
re-distributed anon banks throughout
the country ms deposits subject to cali on
demand So that no great q uantity Of
idle funds would be piled mp in the
treasury.
Nearly four billion dollars of the 81,
S66 .000 900 estimated total Of the Fourth
I.oan not hus been paid
Restrictions will he continued bY the
Government $ "a ital iesuca committee
on the Hoatlng Of sccur IS for building
rond construction, and development en-
tcrprIsc4 not solltcV essential, Il was
stated officially to-day, despite the war
industries board parml removal of
limitations on nou-wnr constitution and
manufacturing
The extent to which the committee Wtll
relax restr cilons m tho future has not
yet been determined, although nfIcials
expect somc difiIcnlty IN enfaIetug their
regulations, now that penee haa com".
since committee operations arc
hascd an voluntary no. compulsory 20
operation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
Sixteen Years a Rheu-
matte Sufferer-.And
Four Bottles Of NJ
Vim Cured Me

Ycs. | hai ny share j. rheumatic
suffering Eti got M Vim then
got over These are dbl words used
bv Alr HIS Green, ot Grafton, /. grocery
mel chant tie said | suffered for IL
wears; doctored With specialists and many
so-callcd rheumatism neGlcnes and
none ever did ME any good until | got
Nu Vim My pains had cut big iEroad
on mv strength had pans al over,
was bilious and consti p4ted When te-
gan 10 use Nu Nlm ny blood was had,
tut III few DAYS the bite began to pass
off and my dizzy feeling disappeared
began % feel lveher and could get
around better have used -four bottles
and am entirely cured and feel ike
new man | gladly indorse NJ Nim
Nu Nm Il a modern, up-to-iate blood
and nerve TOME and the highest quality
III herbal life known to science for man
hlnd We arc not taking advantage II
war prices IN medicine the size j, the
bottle. IL ~. ia an doctors should
prescribe Nj Vim by aN means. liz the
hest 81 20 value AhIlers DRUG Store
IO4 Market ST Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
THIEF OVERLOOKED $500.
Goes Back To House For ID And Is
Nahbed Ry Police

Coming back to thc hcrnc of Morris
Miller At 1 West Front street for $500
lie had overlooked on previous visit
James BraNton, colcrcd, walked INTO the
hands 81 Policemen " allacc and Dcvlr,ncy,
Whohad concealed thcnsclvts Ia the house.
Gaining entrance 70 tho house earlier
Ill The evening ~ forcing . rear window
BraNton. left with = suitcase full NJ loot
overlooking AN envelope containing $500
Failure tn close the window after mm
led to his discovery
Policemen saw the open window and on
investigating discovered clothing on the
ficor, ready for removal later This led them
to believe that thc thcf would return
Conccaling themselves they saw a man
crawling back through tho open wind, "
The policemen p0unccd on him
A search Of tho prisoner revealed some
Of thc stolen articles the police SAY Tho
policemen later disco, crcd 4 suitcase ou
the outside of the house which RraNt, n
Ind removed on his first visit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
STOCKS TAKE DROP
At EXCHANGE OPEN Inc
Fear Of Further Calling Of Bank
Loans Reflected ld Wall Street
SransactiOns
nv Aesociatcd Press 10 Every Frenlne

nv Aesociatcd Press 70 Every Fleming
Ncw lntk. Wall Street. Nov -
Rails, shipInngs and coupors we're agaln
freely offered IT tho opening If today
stock market losses c<teuaBK from large
fractions 10 two points Tic reaction aleo
included oils. utlltIes mud numerous
spcciaIties, buf motors, tofacc"s and
BALDWIN Locomotive were higher
Steel diplcated Yesterdays lowest q1o-
tation. tut rallied slightly N Tie first hal'
hour Much of Tho curly selling sr"nod
10 10 prompted ~ fear d further oaiitg
n bank loans Tradfg m domestic anl
foreign bonds was moderate at rrcgflar
changes
ASIDE from Na1re preferred Baldwin
locomotive and Mosiran Petroleum
afach were cons sricaofsiF strong, Hnfc-
mcntq nf Tho hIsY morning were mostlr
ii tie direction If further lns-es
1teel.s additional decline ~ gs So mart
rl The lowest level for tbat stock SINCE III"
faid-ve4r
Among railr, Canadian Pacific nas
wcak losing points nd n'hcr rms
cohtinentals yloi5lrg oo - Negt
to Icfal4. whesc hcayares- SOS atente1l
to recent poor quarterly fatemeat-.
cqurnue nts cane IN for beareh attention.
\ fca .nketanual rallies n"re nade -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
ZONES WINS CASE
Continued from page
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Nine drrlnks was the rather small
roundup for the day which faced Judge
Churchtnnn IN CITY Court this morning
Ten dollars and costs WAS the heaviest
pcualty imposed on any offender for
over indulgence N hoozc, though having
IN his possession . razor while under
Tho influence cost James Doyle s25 and
trimmings for carving the deadly weapon
IN addition 70 being assessed 81 and costs
for being lnt0N,catcd
Although James Heck had been before
the court no less than twcuty-one times
in the past two years. the fact that he
had not been a visitor III tho courtroom
for more than SIX months, operated To
secure his discharge Michael ODonneli.
who had also been az eight tunes Tor
drunkenness had 10 pay $40 and costs
because the customary years internal
between the present and previous ap-
pcarancc had not interviewed
Charles Reed, colorcd, was freed 81
the charge of disorderly conduct on
Election day, brought by Rev Zack v
Wells NIr Wells testified that Reed
used much profanity IN the vicinity ct
the polls III Fourth and Orange streets.
Reed asserted that persecution by the
clergyman and members Of his party
who were watching for vote buying
caused him 10 utter ono single 'cuss
word Judge Churchman dismissed the
case Us trivial and smackng Of perSe-
cution of the defendant
Henry Christensen and William SlmIas,
soldiers III uniform. we're each hncd -
and costs on the testimony OF restaurant
proprietor at Fourth and Pine streets
who declare the men visited his place
three times at intervals and used proianc
language each time
Charged with rohhlng James t'oSleo
81 s73 or S.4 and 4 watch, George T..
Hughes was held under $1,000 haii tor
next General Sessions Two witnesses
sworc that they had seen Hughes gong
through Goslcc : pockets near the wards
OF the PENNSYLVANIA railroad o'oslee
came INTO court with hS right cve hiackeh-
cd and with hI~ face badly married
Joseph Flowers was fined $50 and costs
for assault and battery on JOSIAH nder-
wood L seems that Underwood put UP
the munc; for quart Of whisky tor
Flowers aud number has pool-room
companions and Mas hcatenup for his
pains
William L Dill a sailor. who SAYS he
i only l6 wears odd wa.s held under 500
bail on each ut thlcr charges Of IarcenN
st two shatgIns and Q rifle he case
was c utlnucd until Move her -. pend
ing a. attempt by the police 10 com
munlcatc with the parents Of tie youth
who live in New York state The case
Of AngoiopioS Dlmitros, charged with
assault 10 commit murder was con
tinucd until tomorrow when the charge
will be changed to assault and battery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
BRITISH NEAR cONsTANTI>0PLE.

Bp Ngeoeiatrd press r. Ere-T Tsruir2
MHdro-. Island IL IrmnoS. 4dr.an
sen undated @lnc brit.-t ape
bundled A f,a'Hta, suburb II pnstan-
iinopic. TIVE DAYS ffcr thr znng af
hc Turkish rrn-tire tlctaF,cr 81
The hr-t 4ilcd uf4crr to reach Eura-
p4an I'urk3 3sh -oi' Has Flight commander
Henry WISER anadian and grad1-
ltr IL lalr n 1917
Tie Turks gave hDalrmra An enthusla--
fio reception declaring hey we're thankiui
bat Iurkey ,.ad been cleared IF Germans
wh0 hti .led % thr Russian and BunaniaH
port II hr fiack ~na
The Turk, sald hrv eere sagcrly
4waiting the arrival FL he allied 4ert
winch has oecn concentrated at MudroS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
PL AN APA ART MEkTS
WORTH $4,000 HERE
Two Will be Erected at Corners of
Lancaster Avenue and Union
Street; Permits Granted.

An apartment house costing sos, 900
will lie erected mt the northwest corner
of Lancaster avenue and mon street
and one costing $50 900 will be built at
the southeast corner Of those thorough
fares for the Liberty Land Co. hy the
Iynch Coust ructiun Co, which has oh
tanned the necessary permits from Building
Inspector Preston Shphuilders will oc-
cupy the apartments.
Building inspector Preston has granted
permits rs follows:
To : j. Newman, to build garage.
costing 81 coo. At 1920 Delaware avcnuc
for + g. Bradford
10 ! Prank Owens, To huIld a addition
costing $500, to building a Eighteenth
and Race streets for Sayrc Brothers.
To Fred Samworth. to build supple
mrnt. costing SiO0, to an addition "a ,
West Tenth street for g. Carson Boyd.
To Fred Samworth, 70 build an ad-
dtIon. costing $3.50, 10 los West Twenty
third street for Charles Rothman
10 Robert Reed, tho owner, TO build
m addition. costing sl00. to $50 West
Eighteenth street
-I'o Michael Drikcr, the owner 10
build garage. costing So, N the rear of
$50 hcStnut street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
NOT TO FILL QUESTIONNAIRES
Men Between SO and 10 Years Asked
10 Return Them in Blank 10 Local
ROards

81 Associated Press 80 Every Evening
Washington, \oY Il Men between
36 and As years OF age who have received
but not filled out questionnaIres were asked
todar hv Provost Marshal General
Crowder - rcturn them in blank form e
local boards The boards are instructed 10
cancel all entries relating TO men OF these
classes and they will be considered as no
longer bound by the Selcctive Service Law
Classification Of youths OF IS will he
continued. IS regarded BY the Gen craI
staff OF the army aS most valuable Tor
statistical purp o>es and y bearing upon
possible future military problems. Draft
boards haze hc notlEcd Of the
DossibIIjty that they na,. bc needed as the
active local agents IA governmental
rehabilitation plans
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
HARLAN BOXING
SHOW PERl,,.|TTED
Members Of Police Commission
Divided as to lnterpreta-
ton of Law.

The boxing show arranged for by
emplovcs of the Harlan shipyard, at
the Grand Opera House, tomorrow
night. to raise war funds, has been per
mitted hy a vote Of 4 majority OF the
members of the Police Commission.
President Wickcrsham opposed giving
consent. holding that the exhibition
would be i'll violation of law, but IN
view of the fact that the contestants
are not to box for prizes and there are
to be no knockouts, the other two mem
hers of the board, commissioners Me
gear and Smith. decided 10 permit It
To so on When they were spoken to
on the subject, they said they did not
consider the proposed show violation
of law and they saw no reason why lt
should be prohibited.
Arranged originally with view TO
contribute the proceeds to the nlted
War Fund now being raised, II has
been decided to place the money IN
the Harlan War Charities. which may
be drawn upon for any worthy object
in behalf Of the soldier This change
was made because letters had been re-
ceivcd here announcing that the tnItcd
War Fund did not desire money raised
through boxing bouts
The Harlan employees are cnthusi-
astic over the matter, and the project
has the Endorsement of Joseph B.Wcaver,
general manager Of tho plant who said
today that he considered boxing = lcglti-
mate sport and he could not see where
the show would bc in violation ot law.
4 large list of notahlcs are on the card.
including Billy Recap. sporting editor Of
tho Public Ledger. ono of the country 5
best ring officials. One al America ;
finest in the referee line, Frank Pop
OBrien: Diamond Lew Bailey; Tiny
Maxwell, sporting editor OF the Evening
Ledger, former All-Amcrican football
PLAYER. Lew Tender, contender for Benny
I.canord's lightweight crown; Eddie
NcAndrcws who has met the hight
weight champion. Irish Patsy Cline,
Dundee and other stars. Gussic Lewis.
u ho holds decisions over cN-champlon
hid Williams. and six-round draw
h the present title holder; N. q.
Harry Baker. who is slated to meet
Marty Cross Of New York Harry
Chadwick OF this city tackles Iy
cobb OF Pcnn's Grove kid IioffcckeT,
>on Of the oldtime puCllst, will show his
wares against the crack Battling Murray
frankie Clark Of Philadelphia viii in all
probability be paired off with jimmy
Pappas. Young Hammer who has stop
ped his last three opponents will tackle
Harry ("kid'9 Brown, who has made n
big name IN fight arenas the past six
months frankie Notter, who comes
under the tutelage Of Bill Gallsgher viii
try conclusions with some good man
! Johnny AIcaley. who has fought some Of
the best in the lightweight class, and
who is booked 10 met Johnny Dundee
AZ the National Club in Philadelphs on
, saturday night. is also on the card
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
REARREST FREED MEN.
Four Again Held, Charged with Robbing
Pennsy Railroad Of Freight.

Howard c. Smith, Robert Mcknight,
Albert Oakley and Ross Geisbcrt, ac-
quilted recently by the Federal Court
on larceny charge, preferred by the
Pennsylvania Railroad were rearrestcd
last night by State Detective Mccoy and
railroad detectives, following further
investigation of the previous charge.
The men, who were released by the
court because of lack of evidence, arc ac-
cused of Systematically robbing the Penn
sylvania Railroad of approximately 81 900
of the loot was recovered by the detectives
sometime ago Mccoy assisted by Cap
tain Ward. of the Pennsylvania Railroad
detective force, continued their iuvosti-
CATION of the ease, which eliminated IN
the mems arrest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
CHICAGO HOG MARKET.

~ Associnfed Press - Fvery Evcninz
Cbicag0 Vow II T Bure9u
of Markets Ilogs receipts 1900; mar
Ict opened strong. uosr steady 70 rrns
general average abott steady With yes
torrlay Butchers II 7O1iSO5, light
IL l5rls05, Packing lGj0nl7 90 throw
outs t525al6 - pigs good ,o choira
"A 5na1525.
atilo receipts 5000. native and
uesforr, strcrs -trouv NJ I5c higher
butchers stock and ealso mostly ,5o
bi9her
sheep receipts 10000 fat Iamba 'rpn2'
raa-fls 2ar higher han Yesterday ruarr-
erg -h"np and feeders STEADY n strong
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
JUST SEE HOW
POSLAM HELPS
SKIN OVERNIGHT

foslam soothes. refreshes and heals
sfiering skin. will never q possibility
harm. a brief experience with Pos
am will prove its value For instance
apply little on some affected part at
night. In the morning, your own eyes
ind evidence Of its healing work. If
the trouble was slight pimple or
nfamed spot-the chances are that
1t has disappeared II virulent erup-
ional disorder, it should be subdued, 50
much so that you vii want PoeIam To
keep right OF
Sold evefyWhcrr For free safnpIr
write to Emergency Laboratories. &43
West 47th St, Ncw York City
Poslam Soap Is daily treat 70 tender
skin. Contains Poslam
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
MOTOR TRADE CHANGE.
William IL. Ryan DispOses of Business
II Delaware Auto Supply Co.

William II. Ryan, Of Thirteenth and
rench streets, the well-known dealer in
auto-acccssories, has disposed of his
business. including real estate, stock
'ixtureS and good will, to the Delaware
Auto Supply Co.
His successor in the management will
H. Samuel Levick. who comes from
Philadelphia
Mr Ryan. who has been identified With
the auto trade since 1914 and has worked
very hard, willtake rcstfor the immediate
future, which Is rs far rs he his tanned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
ANIERICANIZATION INSTITUTE.
70 be Held at the High school From
Now Until December 2l

An Amcncani1atIon institute, for
teachers Of the adult forcign-born in
particular. and for AUGMENTATION work
crs III general, vii be held from now
.ntil December u in the community
room III the new High School building
Two-thirds Of The COURSE will be
devoted to detailed work iii methods
The other third will cover the general
principles Of Americanization work.
There will lie twenty-one lecture periods
Of from one and one half to two hours
each and five round table conferences,
with evening lectures on Tuesday, Neunes-
dav. Thursday and Friday at 7:45 r. IN
Round table conferences will he Saturday
mornings at 10 o'clOck
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
INDICTMENTS By GRAND JURY.

The Grand Jury at one o'clork today
handed mp 10 Judges Rice and Roycc IN
General Sessions the following indictments
Manslaughter Edith SIpplc and NioLl
Laster, jointly
Violating the drug act Edith Supple.
six bills. Niola Lester six bills. Elcunor
Handy, four bills Horace Thomas. four
bills, John Davis. four bills
Larceny: Harvey Chrisden and Lee
Cannon. jointly; Francis Green, four
bills; Murshano Caroc, Robert Kidd and
Irantcs Allen, jointly.
Operating motor vehicle without
The consent Of the owner Thomas Craw-
ford Lvan Boulden
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
Private George Armstrong Killed.

PRIVATE George Armstrong. whose namc
is a Pennsylvania avenue and Rising sun
Lane
He was never resident OF Wilmington
and enlisted last june IN Montana II,
was % wears old His sister had received
one letter from hiln since his departure
for France IN August
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
ROUMANJA'S PURPOSE.
Declaration of War Against Germany
Means Driving Out of German Army.

By Associated Press 80 Every Evontng
Washington Nov - Rrnnana's new
reported declaration of var 0ganst
Germany IS interpreted here rs pre-
Uminnrv to measures 80 diaarm and
drlge ont the German army under Won
Mackenscn, which has brcn depressing
the R,ifnanians since tho treaty of Ituch-
Arrest sealed the hcploeeness of The popI-
Inti0n
Word reached here today through
official channels TINT The organized
government ~ Rolunahia is headed
hy Coanda
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
BUILDERS MAY RESUME.
Ban on Construction Work ~ Removed
10 a Considerable Extent.
rh to Every Evening

Special Dispatch "a Every Evening
Washington, Nov. I3 The ban on
building construction placed by the
War lndnst rics I3oard two months ago
will be lifted tomorrow on nll residcn-
tial and farm work not in excess Of $lO,-
900, and on alI business construction
work not in excess Of 81, 900
THIS was decided upon at the con
ference on non-war construction which
began Yesterday afternoon
Permits viii have 20 b. obtained for
work IN excess Of the amount named
from the Local Council of Dcfensc
authorities, but discretion 10 grant such
permits Is left m their hands and ap-
pications wall not hav" 70 br referred
10 Washington rs heretofore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
FiGHTTNGTN BERLIN.

Rr E~-nciatt.t pre~- p E-er- EyarIng
Copenhagen Nov l3 f-e7h lighting
broke out b 3crln p Monday 4ccord-
ng t0 message received #crc rom The
German capital!
Loyal officers opened fire rom the
roval stables and attacked the revonI-
tI0uarirs with mach.ue guns Ju -nc
/ uder den Linden several persons
we're Killed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
Stale of. Semi Annarchv

BIZ ts>ociated Press 10 Every Evening
Tue-t Monday Nov IA tate
III -.ul-auarchy prevails aI the
regions oi Austria .raver,ed by The
Au~fro-EiGngarian soldiers returning
from 'he Ifailan suGt
THE Soldiers have snaEaoEe4 me
rank, ana have lolned he nohs sack
nE nd -erting tre - property All
Nluds II excesses are being aommltted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
RECOVER TWO AUTOS.
'alicc Find One abandoned and Another
in Possession of Man.

Police have rccovcrc two of the four
tomobilcs stolen IN auto thieves. who
ek advatnagc ~ tir crowded. streets
Monday night The cars still missing
rre owned hH Macmillan and H. "
lcr Of Ill la>t Eighth street Both
+, were stolen from Eleventh and Hing
reefs
The automobiles recovered belonged
. John NJ Foster of New Castle. and
gorge l. Harris, of Newark Foster :
ear was abandoned by several boys a
Maryland avenue and Cedar street The
other car was recovered hv Policeman
lchneon. 81 Eleventh and klrkwood
streets. in he possession Of Francis Collins
ilc was unable To run the machine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
OPEN N0STRlLS! END
A COLD Or CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.
.4:-.>9-3333~33,3,3,8-$~:ss>:@3>:~:>:>:>s

Count fifty. Your coI il te1l Or
catarrh disappears Your e.asg~- nos
trils VIII open tae ar passages r rTlr
head VII clear ana Taa el7 breathe
freely 10 more sauGluc. hawking,
rn,,cons DISCHARGE l-tEess as headache;
no struggling FOR breath a- nigas,
Get small hottis d. Elys Cream
Balm from YOUR druggist ana apply =
little Of this fragrant aatl,eptlc cream
in Your nescrils. Il petetrattes through
every air passage cf tho head, soothing
ana healing the swollen or luhaned
mucous membrane. giY .ug YOU instant
relief Head colds ana catarrh yield
like mage. Don't STAY sguded-Up and
niserable Relief lS sure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

R ,-zocia'ed Prrss ~ Evr-y Evtninz
Pfiladclpha n N7v la Hay easier
r1othy %o arge and small .aies
gL CNa}3 10 No - 00a.,O D0 .r
y50u2J00 rlqver mNed, Light - ,t
400 NJ ~ n0o27 ~ En (, ~ ffvt
1tDN
Rrttn- higher wcaferr cTcarncr- rt
02 ncarov print -ancv bTsh'
f5vn f,Yyrl2 lower 2fa.3n rooet"rs z1a24
tthnr ar'ioirs nrharved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
Filler Sets Loop-the Loop Record.

B5 ts~oclated Press 10 Every Evening
Dallas Texas. Nov l3 What IS
CLAIMED today 10 De the world record
ser consecutive Oops n .H airpiaEc
n.ts made At Love fic.a here yesterday
~ Lieutenant ~ T. Campbell aao
nI4ae l5l loop, The previous recor,
i >ad 10 have been 43 loop>. rnade
recently III i san tntoaIo diving .ciG
bs Lieut. Edward ~tIusoH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
HELD IN ROBBERY CASE.
Police Believe Man Arrested as Drunk
Nav he Thief

Edward Stowell, arrested IN Patrol-
man Bradford last night for drunkenness.
is held on suspicion Of having participated
in highway robbery at Front and Orangc
streets Yesterday afternoon when
watch and $74 were stolen from James
l,nsec
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
Peace Service At West.

Al West Presbyterian Church this
evening ~ 5 o'clock d spccial meeting
to celebrate peace will bc held There
VII be a praise service led by Professor
] T. Clymcr. with extra musical fca-
lures DR. Smiley will speak briefly
God~ hand in recent Events The
public is cordially invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
MiIl.r'4 Artis"ptic Oil KNOW. A.
Snake Oil
win Positively ReHeva Pain in Fer
Miput7s

Try " -ght nov co- Rheurnstisrn. Sru-
-a'vta irrtt. ago znrp stl7 and zrOllaN
.ptn-4 -atns III mo neaF rsarx ard lirrfls-
..rr- 6mnfpns Er krtcr rne apnlicaTi1n
rajn usually Aisappaar~ az Y by rnsgir
revv -t.rued lsed neernaliy md
te-nailv for coughs Coids Group -urr
-aat Bipbtheria snd TnnsNitiS
rh5- .it "a conceded fD ~ ne most p+np-
--ating n rredv knpvrn lts nroupt and
immediate eject ln rriteving patn 1s+.
,o me fac. -rat tt fsre- rates f3 the az
fnctesf part- a. u1rr A an .l.ustratioFi
-oir Ten Drops nn The fhrizest riccr oT
sole Gather and l- ygill penetrate rHls stin-
" ancp through and through ia fhrer ~iin-
gtFS
hc~cpt ~ substitute ma great 1s
GOLDEN resi rnio- oniv Every hottie gt.a.
3nfre-6 or nc ana siO0 Z uottse
-roney rcfurdrd ~ E~krrf gr.g --1rt
Wilmington Iyai t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
Held on Liquor Charge.

DANES Faker was held today IN 81 900
ta.l ior the next term Of the District
the nitcd States District Court II !;
hearing before CommIss' ner Nahaffy on
the charge Of furnishing liquor to Casper
" Hudson a soldier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-13
Another Throne Given Up.

By Associated Press TO Every EvenIng
Berne, Switzerland, Nov l3-Prnce
Leopold Of IipPe-Destmold renornced
the semi-Oiiiciai Wolff Bureau of Berlin,