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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-01-11
Flax:Straw Wanted ut Cresco.

Either loose or in bale. The Kroeh'
Ter Mfg. Co. will pay $3.50 to 90 per
ton for loose straw according.t to worth,
and So. 90 per ton will be pad for good,
clean, dry straw baled. Weigh on F.
C. Woellstein.scales and call up E. O.
White & Son, Phone 237, when you
weigh'and we will take care of it.
Tiff E, o. WHITE & Son.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-01-11
To Be Modified At Once By
Government Into Great In
dustriaI Army,
.DENSM0RE IS DIRECTOR
Aim Is To Show That Labor Draft
Is Unnecessary-EmpIoyers,
Employees and Business
All Back Project.

Washington, Jan. S.-The depart
ment of labor has entrusted to the
United States employment service the
mobilization of 100000 workers for
agriculture, ship building and war
contracts plants.
Tremendous expansion of the service
is in progress in preparation for re-
cruiting men necessary to carry on
economic work in support of military
force in the war.
Solution of the labor shortage prob
lem by this means is confidently, pro-
posed by the department apd cooper
ating labor organizations in answer to
suggestions that CONSUMPTION of labor
Is necessary.
One early result is expected to be
the placing of 100000 mechanics in
ship-building plants to aid in hurrying
to completion the merchant marine
program.
! John B. Densmore of Montana, soil.
citor for the department of labor, will
be national director of the employment
service by appointment of Secretary
Wilson.
He will have as his assistants Robert
Watson of Massachusetts and Charles
T. Clayton of Maryland.
Samuel J. ,Gompers of New York,
son of the labor leader. will succeed
Mr.. Watson as the departments chief
clerk.
Plans Outlined.
Organization plans Of the new serv-
Ice were described in an official state
ment, which said:
"The United States employment
service has been divorced from the
bureau of immigration, under whose
control it has been since its establish.
ment, made separate arm Of the de.
partment and one of the largest and
most important war-prosecuting organ.
lzations of tho national government.
Through utilization Of existing and
projected federal, state and municipal
employment offices and labor supply.
Ing facilities Of various state councils
Of defense, the federal employment
service will cover the entire continent
with a network of inter.related labor
exchanges. ~ !,
"These will recruit and transfer
workers from one section to another
md eliminate the present chaotic sit.
nation of surplus of workers in one
region and a shortage in another.
"Since the entrance Of the United
States into the war, the American Fed.
Grafton of Labor and the Chamber of
Commerce Of the United States, speak
Ing for employers and business gen.
orally, both have sought the action an.
nounced."
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-01-11
COAL LAND BILL IS PASSED
Senate Takes Action After EIimina-
ton Is Made.

Washington, Jan. S.-The Walsh
Pitman oil and coal land leasing
bill has been passed by the Senate
by vote of 81 to 80. 1t now goes
to the House. The oil land leasing
bill has been pending in the Senate
for four years. Its passage at this
session was made possible by an
agreement to eliminate from its pro-
visions the naval oil reserves, which
was urged by the Navy department,
and which will be included in a sep
arate measure.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-01-11
Punotual Attendance.

"Why don't you 60 to school?"
II been to school every day this
month";" replied the incorrigible.
'Your teacher hasn't seen you.s
"Well. I mostly didn't get there till
recess started, and SOS to avoid argu-
ment I left as soon as the bell rang
for school to take in again."
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-01-11
For Sale!

Registered Black Polled Aberdeen
Angus Bulls, ready for service. They
are an extra good lot. Call or write
PLAIN VIEW STOCK FARM,
Protivin, Iowa,
J. J. Prochaska, Prop.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-01-11
For Sale

For Sale
Scotch Collie:pups of best breeding
and color from good working parents.
Get your order.in early and you will
have one ready to work next spring.
15-tf M. P. Lydon.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-01-11
To the Poultry Men.

To the Poultry Men.
Before you purchase your: eggs for
spring Matching write US. Our 1918
catalog just off the press. Send your
order in early as 1918 will probably see
larger business in stock and eggs
than ever before.
Address, Oak Dale Farms,
19-4t Austin, MINI.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-01-11

Furs Wanted. =
Highest market price paid for raw
furs. Sam Feldstein, phone 376, Cres-
co, Iowa. 12'tf
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-01-11

For Sale.
Five thoroughbred Duroc Jersey
Bears. IL.
1926 Henry Herold.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-01-11
CHANCE FOR EVERYONE

CHANCE FOR EVERYONE
If every boy and girl says at home
tonight, II will fight in this war;"
will save every penny and loan it to
my Government to help save the lives
of the big brothers of America, Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21

wazy 100 funt6w, ma ciemne ge-
ste wfosy i ciemna, eere, nosi me-
dale, zegarek ma opasce recznej,
ma szklane oko, nosi monokl i
brakuje mu jeden palec II prawej
reki. Podobiehstwo pomiedzy
lynne porucznikiem a poruczni-
klein Drossnerem w Chicago jest
uderzajace. y,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21
PROGERMANSKI K L
w ARESz-
Gle.

Gustav Myers, makler aseku-
racyjny z buren, W budynka
Continental and Commercial Ma
tional Bank mieszkajacy w no.
telu Lombard, ma tax divine po~
jecie o agitacyi "a bondami VOL
noSciowymi, re bedzie dis egza
minowany przez wiadze federal
ne. A. J.. Pierce siysza}, jak
Myers w ogrodach Green Mills
Gardens w obecnoSci innych o.
sob, wyrazil sic, re zle czyni ten
kt6ry atakuje k~ajzera ola spree
day bond6w i re kajzer i Gala
jego familia to ludzie przyzwolcl
i iureligentni, DO ich wszystkich
INA. Pierce o tenn donios} VIA
dom federa,nVm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21
KLOPOTY ~FRANCUSKIEGO
w HOTELU
RI ACKSTaNE
BLACKSTONE

w hotelu Blackstone, PREY
bulw. Michigan, Cd dz~iesieciu dnl
mieszka sobie w eleganckim aPai
tamencie porucznik c. J. Dross-
ner, francuski bohater o licznych
medalach, bardzo dSs+yngowany,
odznaczajacy sic krasomostwem,
kt6ry byl bardzo czynny W MEDIA
wnej Rampant pozyczki wolno-
sciowej i przyczynii sic do spree
day bondow ma wielkie sunny.
Ma nieszczeScie bohater ter
jest kropla w krople podobny do
niejakiego porucznika E. J. Dros-
|snera, ktory pred kilkunastu
dniami byi w Baltimore i Wa
szyngtonie, gdzie take pracowaa
W interesie pozyczki wolnoscio-
wei, lecz wyjecha} z tychze miast'
ME zaplaciwszy rachunkow w no.
telach, w ktorych mieszkal, / 20
stawiwszy kilka bezwartoscio,
wych czekow. s
w sobote otrzymal zarzad ho-
telu Blackstone przestroge o tym
re por1czniku Drossnerze. Lecz
gosc z hotelu o podobnem nazwi-
sku znikl. Wyslano wiec ostrze-
zenie do innych hotelow. Detek'
tyw hote1u Sherman znalazi "po'
rucznika C. ]. Drossnera" W LOB
by" tegoz hoteu.
Drossner byl oburzony. Agent
Ifederalny zaprowadzii go do bu-
dynku federalnego,, gdzie Dross-
ner .podobno wykazai, re byf W
armii francuskiej re medale
papiery legitymacyjne So W DO
|rzadku. Zwrocono go wiec do no.
telu Blackstone, gdzie pikogo ME
przyjmuje.- Podebno powiedziai'
lie W sobots odwiedzii swych
przyiaci6i W Chicago izamierzal
sw6l rachunek zapiacie W ponie'
dzialek.
Porucznik E. J. Drossner. kto-
ry by1 widziany we Waszyngto'
ME, wediug opisy, liczy okoso lat
40, Jest 5 stop j 10 cali wysoki,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21

u MIEJSCOWAk
CHICAGO ~PRZEWYzSZYIo
SWA KWoTE o $30,oOO,oOo

Chicago ME shanbiIo sic w
Rampant "a pozyczka wolnoscio-
wa, a ~raczej spisaio sic nadzwy-
czaj chlubnie. Wysiiki ostatniego
dnia t. ]. soboty, trwajace do pol
nocy, speiniiy swoje. Zbudzone Z
letargu miasto nietylko kwoty
swej dosiegneio, ale navel pre-
wyzszyio ia o przynajmniej $50,
100000.
Wydawanie jakichkolwiek
cyfr co do rezultatow pozyczki
wolnoSciowej zostalo z Waszyng
tonu zakazane, dopoki oficyalne
liczenie ME zostanie ukohczone.
Wiadomem jest jednakowoz, re
si6dmy dystrykt federalno = rezer
wowy, kt6rego miasto Chicago
jest centrum, a ktory obejmuje
piec Stanow, kwote swa przewyz
szyl o przeszio S57,QOO,OOO, tt.
W dystrykcie tym sprzedano bon
dow "a minimalnie 1927, 100000,
czyli niemal billion dolar6w.
Jest bardzo prawdopodobnem,
re nadwyzka wynosi o wiele WIG
eel gdyz dywizya ~przemysiowa,
kt6rej kwota wynosiia $4,000,
900, przewyzszyla ia o wiele mi
lion6w dolar6w. Nadwyzka> mia
sta bedzie zblizona wieecej do
$4O,OO0,OOO niz do $30,0O0,0oo,
lecz wskutek powodzi subsskyp-
cyl, jake napiyneiy W sobote, O.
becnie panuje take zamieszanie
W clearing house'ie, re ME MOI
ma oznaczyc dokiadnej cyfry. O.
ficyalne cyfry zas ME beda goto7
we pred dniem 2+tym pazdzier
nika.
Kazdy re Stan6w W siodmym
dystrykcie rezerwowym, t. j. Hill
nois, Iowa, Indiana, Michigan j
Wisconsin, kwote swa przewyz-
szyl. Og6iem W tych wszystkicn
Stanach uzyskano subskryPcyi
ma 5ondy czwartej Pozyczki vol
nosciowej przynajmniej ma SUNG
S926. $4,000. Maksymalna zaS SUI
ma subskrypcyi bondow trzeciej
pozyczki wolnosciowei W tymzs
dystrykcie wynosiia S6OS,9l7,M
w Chicago przeszio million o
sob nabyio bondy czwartej pozy-
czh podczas gdy liczba nabyw'
COW tzeciej pozyczki ME przckro
ezyia 100000.
10000 majtk6w ma stacy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21

Great Lakes, kt6rych przecietnie
wynagrodzenie wynosi mniej niz
$40 miesieczhie, Mzisto bondow
"a $2,300,0OO, aczkolwiek ich kwo
ia wynosila S1,O0O,OOO. Uczynili
to bez zadnego rozglosu i be- "a
dnych nawoiywai i perswazyi.
Wardowe organizacye W Chi
lcago uzyskaiy subskrypcyi cd ME
NAL 100000 subskrybuent6w na
.przeszlo $57,325,OO0. Zdaje sic, re
kazda warda swa kwote przekro-
.czyla.
Unie robotnicze W Chicago O.
.goIem zakupily bondow "a $3,424
.OOO.
Organizacye i komitety kobe
.ce uzyskaiy subskrypcyi ma $50,
900, 900, a z tel sunny ma kluby
.kobiece przypada $12,OOO,OOO.
Kiosk ma ulicach przyniosly
81, 100000.
Otto niekt6re z wiekszych do
datkowych subskrypcyi uzyska-
'nych W sobote~
Western Electric Co. pracowni
'cy, $65O,OO0; Pani> Cyrus Hall
McC ormick, $2OO,0O0; Robert
.Allerton, S5O,O00; Ira Nelson
Morris, $5O,OOO; National Male
able Castings Co., $4,000; Ne
'therland Fire and Life, $4,000;
~. S. Ball Bearing i pracownicy,
500, 900; Kabo Corset Co., i pra-
'cownicy, $4,000; Noel State
Bank i p~racownicy, $4,000;
State Bank of Chicago i pracowni
.cy, S7O,OOO; Carson, Pirie, Scott
i pracownicy, 1854, 500; Max Ep-
stein, $5O,OOO; Whitman Barnes
pracownicy, $4,000; Chicago
Flexible Shaft CO. ipracownicy,
$3.50; Link Belt Co., $4,000;
Link Belt Co. p%racownlcy, $50,
900; Illionis Steel Co., $1,O0o,0oO
Hart, Schaffner and Marx, $50,
600; Wieboldt pracownicy, $50,
900; L. Klein, $4,000; Des Pres.
Bridge and Noel, $4,000; Texas
S1oe, 900; General American
Car Co., $4,000; Chicago Steel
Car Co., $5O,0OO; Standard Oil OF
Indiana, S5OO,OOO; c. B. & Q. rail
road, S5O,OOO; Steel Sales corpo-
ration, $50,OOO; Wisconsin Con-
densed Milk Co., $4,000; c. w.
I& F. Coal Co.. 100000; Good
man Co., $4,000; First National
Bank and First Trust i pracowni-
lev, $751; 600; Crerar, Clinch &
S245,OOo; B. Kuppenheimer
and Co., $71,s5O; Stock Yards
Transit Co, $4,000; Live stock
traders, $685. Oscar Mayer and
Bro, $4,000; Summer, Solicit
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21

waly swa pomoc PREY zwalczanlu
epidemii, pomagajac zawodowym
pie1egnarkom i wyreczajac je W
takiej piracy jak karmieniu dziecl
i zdrowszych pacyent6w, zmianie
bielizny ma lozkach, utrzymywa-
niu ognia w piecach ftp. Do takiej
piracy ME beda przyjete kobiety'
liczace mniej nii lat Is hub maja-
ce drobne dzieci. .
Wszystkie szpitale proszone So
o akumulacye krwi z konwales-
cent6w, kt6rzy przebyli influenze
i zapalenia piuc, z ktorej to krwl
wyrabiac sic -bedzie surowice ola
lessenia innych chorych.
Niemal wszystkie koscioiy
wczoraj byly otwarte, lecz wsze-
die zauwazyt byio MONA uby-
tex publicznosci. Przepisy co do
wentylacyi ftp. przestrzegano
do litery.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21

,zosta} zabity, a iona jego nlebez"
piecznie pokaleczona. Automobi
nie zatrzymal sic. Howe by1 arty-
sta i liczyi lat 90. Policya poszu-
kuje sprawcow zab6jstwa.
- Gustav Allen, rysownik,
Fam. pnr. 1049 Washington blvd.
wyszedl wczoraj z iona ma pre-
chadzke. >Gdy zamykai drzwi, 70
ma poszia naprzod. Naraz us{y-
szal, jak iona krzyknela. Pospie-
szyl jej ma ratunek. Jakis tllrto-
wiec uliczny usiiowal z n ia roz-
mawiac. Widzac mega, wyJai
n6z i pchnaf MIN W Allena diva
razy. P6niej aresztowano Vito
Recino, PREY kt6rym znaleziono
okrwawiony noz. Allenowie roz-
poznali go. Recino mieszka PREY
rogu Grand ave. I Halsted.
- w .iiedziele mad ranem "a
mordowany zostai Victor ALL
man, stroz, LEGACY lat -, zatrud-
niony przez Chicago Grain and
Salvage Co. Cialo jego znalezio-
no pod stosem rupieci ma podwo-
rzu pnr. 1864 N. LIE Claire ave.
Zamordowany zostas ola SIS:
Geek ma te sumo spieniezyi W So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21
INNE ADOMO SC1
MIEJSKIE.

= Automobil bez swiatei wczo
raj wieczorem najechai ma G. E..
Howe'a i jego zone ma drodze
Green Bay blisko Ravinia. Howe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21
OF. Pieniedzy ME znaleziono.

bot. Pieniedzy ME znaleziono.
- DIS wchodza W zycie nowe
rozporzadzenia administracyi zy-
wnosci, W sprawie dalszej oszczs
dnosci zywnosci W restaura-
KRONIKA - 4
cyach. Administracya yrowniez
ME radzi urzadzae bankietow |
poznych kolacyi.
- big Joe' Moran, ostatni .
work zbrodniarzy, ktora wy
iamaia sic z wiezienia powiato-
wego pred kilku tygodniami, ujt
ty zostal wczoraj W Aalamogordo
N. M. Prok. stan. Hoyne dali zu.
peine uznanie "a pomyslny/rezl-
tat p~oszukiwan swetnu pierwsze-
mu asystentowi NJ. F. Sullivano-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21

Go. i psracownicy, 100000; Wells
Bros. i pracownicy, $4,000; Sher
win Williams and Co, O65,000
Sears, Roebuck and Co. ipraco-
wnicy, 100000; Fairbanks,
Morse, s1,OOO,OOO; John Han
cock Mutual, S5O,oO0; Canada
Life, $4,000; Syndicate of Gene
raj Agents. 100000; Northwes-
tern Mutual, S1OO,C9o; Perkshirs
Life, $5O,OOO; National Life OF
Chicago, $4,000; Scandia Life,
$50. 1000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-21
DIVA ZEBRANIA w AKCYI
PRZECIW INFLUENCE.

PRZECIW I~NFLUENZIE.
Wczoraj odbyiy sic diva zebra
ME celem zmobilizowania wszy,
Fstkich sill do akcyi przeciw influ-
enzie.
Obydwa zebrania odby}y sic W
sail obrad rady m~ieiskiej.
Pred poiudniem zebrali sic;
komisarz miejski zdrowia Rober:
son, DIR. ]. O. Cobb, lokalny re-
prezentant sluzby zdrowia publ
cznego Stanow Zjednoczonych
$50 lekarzy,
Pc pofudniu reprezentanci a
szpitali w Chicago zebrali sic m
wczwanie komisarza miejskiego
zdrowia DIR. Robertsona.
Zebranie observation-disclosures
miaio do czynienia g}6wnie z kwe
stya surowicy, odkrytej przez DIR.
E. C. Rosenowa Z Minnesota, ktd
rq ten Z powodzeniem uzyl W 70
900 wypadkach. Pierwsza PREY
|sylka tel surowicy nadesz}a do
Chicago wczoraj. Sklada sic &c
1OO,O 90 doz. DIS surowica bedzie
rozeslana do centr6M dystrybu-
cyl, kt6re beda dis take oglo-
szone.
Laboratoryum miejskiego de-
partamentu zdrowia juz wyrabia
surowice te wediug formuiy DIR.
Rosenowa. Poczawszy W srode'
laboratoryum bedzie juz produ-
kowa}o 100000 doz dziennie.
'ba zaznaczyc, re surowica ia
przeznaczona jest ola zdrowych,
kt6rzy pragna ~protekcyi pred G.
|pidemi4 infuenzy.
Poniewaz brak pielegnarek
JEST nadzwyczaj dotkliwy, dr.
Robertson oznajmii, re proszone
So kobiety we wieku 50 do 90 lat
ofiarowanie pomocy W opie-
|kowaniu sic chorymi ma intluen-
re i zapalenie piuc. Dzieki ofiar,
nosci pewnych szlachetnych oby--
wateli, ochotniczkom takim be-
die sic piacifo SIS tygodniowo.
|Osoby W tym wisku rzadko pada-
ia ofiarami inflsenzy.
Ma zebraniu Representatives
szpitali zgodzono sic liezbe
operacyi chirurgicznych zreduko-
wac do minimum, najprzod date
go, re pacyenci tacy iatwo zapa
daja ma influence, a nastepnie ola
tego, azeby powiekszyt liczbe 10
EEK, pielegnarek lekarzy, ktorzy
beda mogli ~poswiecit sic wypad-
kom influenzy.
Komitet Kobiet PREY Radzic
|Obrony Stanowej wydai wczoraj
cyrku1arzy do ochotniczek
W pracy woiennej, azeBy ofiaro
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
BOXING CARNIVAL
GIVES GOOD SPORT
Bouts at Grand Opera House Well
Attended and Full
of Go.

Something like S01 persons witnessed
the big boxing carnival given last night
at the Grand Opera House under the
auspices of the Harlan Athletic Associa-
ton, fo1 the benefit of the war-work cam
raign All told, there were ten quite
fast thrce-round bouts. No decisions
were given.
The first bout was between Young
Robedeau, Of Philadelphia. and Young
Adams, Of the t. >. army. The boys
were ieathcr-wcight the former beng
the stronger and most aggressive, but hlS
strength was offset by the soldier speed
and better handwork
Harry Brown. otherwise known as
Kid Brown. and Young Rogers. Of this
city. next donncd the gloves Rogers
was !, trillc too light for his opponent
The next issue was taken between two
local bows. ~ Cobb and Kid Chadwick
Co was lighter and shorter man but hc
was whlIlwind and belted his ilg
opponent in a sensational way The
third round ended with both smuggling
ON the ropes
The third 90 was between Joe Leonard.
of Brooklyn. and Gus LOWS. of Philadcl-
phia, both mucE-hearlded bantans
Philadelphia Jack @ Brcln ref reed c
bout and before sending the men 10 the
centre Of the ring delivered \ talk. tie
pointed ont that II was to boxing more
than any other branch of sport that made
The fght-epirit OF the Yankee boys
that spirit OF aggreS iycncss which APP
pallcd the Hun when hroug face 10 face
with American soldiers lie said the
testimonials Of army leaders and trainers
bore out the fact that the boxing soldier
was the most effective soldier, and II only
showed short->ightedncss on the part ot
persons in authority who might attempt
to stop such i sport AZ boxing
Young Frankel, a l20-pound youth.
faced Danny Ferguson, OF the Navy
who weighed fully l55 pounds Nothing
daunted, the lttle man Waded INTO the
sailor In 4 way that pleased the fans
Eddie Nc andrews and frankie CLARK,
both OF Philly, save the audience some
thrills in fast and rough work
The star bout OF the evening was be-
tween the Coming lightweight, Lew Tend
lcr. and v hitcy Fitzgerald The latter
extended himself and Tender dld some
really clever work in evadlng the moro
aggressive man
Frank Nottcr, OF New York. and Is
.. Baker, ~ this city gave All exciting
elugging exhibition. Both arc rugged
nuddIcvcIghts and considered near top
oI their class.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

The only sure way TO get rid of dand
ruIf is TO dissolvelit. then you destroy il
entirely 10 do th 5, get about pur ounces
Of ordinary liquid arvon; apply i at night
when retiring; use enough TO N psten the
scalp and rub it in gently with finger
tips
DO this tonight and by morning, most, il
not All, Of your dandruff will be gone, and
three or four more applications will com
plctclv dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace Of IL, no matter how
much dandrlli you may have
digging of the scalp will stop at once, and
vouf hair viii bc fluffy. Iustrous, glossy,
silky md soft and look and feel hundred
times better
You can yet liluid arvon at any drug
store 1t Is inexpensive and never fails to
do til work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
TO THE SPORTING PUBLIC.
War Work Campaign Authorities Ask for
Statements,

The Sports Committee of the United
War Work Campaign, is anxious to asccr-
tain tho exact amount OF revenue the
sporting world raises IN the present cam
pagn.
1t has sent out word to every person
and organization promoting sporting
activities in behalf of the drive, that the
money should be turned over to local
campaign authorities, and that q report
Of the amount thus raised should bc for
warded To the sports committee.
In order that the sporting worlds re-
sponse to this call may be definitely put
down in dollars and cents, the committee
now urges that a statement OF the money
obtained from each event, be sent rs soon
as possible to Julian W Curtiss, treasurer
of the National Sports Committee, go
Vanderbilt avenue, New York City.
Don't send any money. Send the state
mCnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
WATER WITCH CHEZ il.
Was Presented 10 Mrs. Willard Hall
Porter for the Red Cross.

In the account printed in Every
Evening Yesterday, Of the presentation,
hy the Water Witch Fire Go. OF check
for s.. .22S .O7 to the Rcd Cross. represent
ing the proceeds Of recent carnival,
the statement should have been made
that the check was presented t. Mrs
Willard all Porter head of'thc Red Cross
unit there. on behalf Of that organization
Beng in the railway mail service,
]. Morton Dillon, president q the com
panv. was unable 10 attend the meeting
on "Wednesday night Edward I. Kane
for many years president Of the company
presided IN his stead and made the pre-
scntafinn snrrch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
DU PONT PLANT NOW CLOSED.
Hexite Department of Repauno Company
Ceases Operations.

Paulsboro, n. j., Nov. 15.--The Hexte
department Of the Repauno plant of the
du Pont Powder Company, at Gibbs
town, which has been in operation night
and day for the past two years in tho
manufacture of n special product for the
government. ceased operation Wednesday.
The company's shell plant at Green's,
near here, ceased operation three weeks
arO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
BASKETBALL AT DOVER.
High School Opens Season with Victory
Over SMYRNA 4. A.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Nov. Is The Dover High
School opened it9 basket bali season here
Wednesday evening in the state Armorv
with 4 game with the Smyrna \. l..
resulting in a victory for the home bows.
the score being - TO :. as follows:
pnYER ELIGIl >..Anal-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
JoContinue Student Traininq

Samuel G. Mitchell president Of Deia-
ware College received I telegram yester-
day morning IRON The Var Department
stating that tie Student. Army Training
Corps IS to be continued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
War Fund Basketball Game

Harlan basketball team Nil open ~
season III the ! NJ G. i cage tornor-
row night against Chester shllt i've The
proceeds Of the game Will 20 I'd the war
fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15

IIclgoland will be worth little TO n
disarined Germany, but much to the
new police Of the seas.
The Washington times., 1918-11-28
$29.5O--Suits That Were to
$500

Favored models from regular suit display including
wool cheyots yelours siverone mixtures and the popular
golflex, In brown burgundy, taupe, navy and black
$34.50-Suts That Were to 5000
Becoming styles of tricotine, checked velour goflex
novelty worsteds, and poiret twill.
$1a50-Dresses That Were to $500
$27.50-Dresses That Were to $500
$3450-Dresses That We're to $500
collection of satin, crepe meteor, crepe de chine
geogette crepe taea fock and of net all selected
from regular stock for Friday Sale.
$1000-Exha-Size Serge Skirts-Were $12.5O
Strictly tailored models of black navy serge Sizes
so to 38.
$7.50-Serge Sk1ts-Were $1,000
The skirts offered at this low price are made of black or
navy SERGE have neat chan-sttched pockets and but
ton trimmed. stsi
Third floor street