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Avenue. f5n feet cast of Rowland
Street September -, 1917; s1.3ai
L. II, shell ct ny. TO Leroy L Grown.
trustee lot %. square i. in subdiyisinn
80 lot :, .sEdnor's Point. March >. 1915:
Brcitstein & Brown and wives TO 4.
g. collins. trustee. IS 80 feet by l67
;cot i inches, known as lis West
marshall street. November -, 1917;
s39i.o5.
w. g Cottrcil u ro;,ard & Eacby.
Incorporated. trustee l2NSl feet west
me iiancock street, 10 feet south
$ll.@"o.
pc!! Il. Eady' ct vir to Pollard X.
hagbN. Incorporated. trustee. II
90 feet, known as 3io2 Floyd Avenue.
MA..h !. InlN; S".lNn
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CHURCH NOTICES.


BAPTIST
'%sT HAETls% n% 4sdha Trs't" s s"a
~ rrrf raptit Chng1h Viii ur.acn a.
Tr,i.E. u ,'lan,leo. Va d, iihS evening SEX
.E s'EG Z MArTIsT ,el!yncm piy.qe wqr-
~. cNori' Viii d.nvcr bH,h mn '.N.s -
N",r"i@f, ''7N" Si5sa(e.! rniaE ard liow 4
hbe .,,,ho9i .:j i. NJ. b = 7. l. ''i imo.,s
LtiGn srnEET BAPTIST cl,uncl cor
n ,,lai REV, j :, WiCKEh. II. -. VIII
oa.5:s j. i Arao G,Nsicl M ro Msyo, %,
voc "i H liz 5"% , Grf!" Mi 10 % NH nj
under ~ le"derShip az Nj ". = norman.
wisi r-",~h cycry cv"nlus l4rI.Ia The w%t't
FIRST ,;TiHlEi:Sri ~ sGiGNcE. -.
Ss"%S an" Has" @ 5a: fo[fsT oo F.!s
,es,i ini%ni IN. nnH ezpcricnce meeting al
located in tho NltsMiH RAILWAY ana power
itI,ldtnE. corner Seventh and Franklin
4 a nj, "'',grgal ho!idays; from. 70 l. ii. to
All. SAINTS. ''f EriitdrAr. CHURCH
nTHtyNv'IK S!rs%t , n%ar M9nroe REV j.. :.
Services morning IT II o'riocii sunday ar
.''''''U S'FFl'H a. ClDf X. Services turiuE.
Lent every "Wednesday evening ut SIS Fri
day mornings at j. and Saturday afternoon
AZ . o'ciocIS. STRANGERS cordially invited.
I.tTIiEEhN
i'.1 lil.EtiEM EVANGELICAL. I.urIE-
RA% CHURCH, sixth aud clay Streets
services ni II y. 81. and T. VI Sunday
school -" \ ~ REV. T.. ~. MEl'SCiiKE
m.a ,.fI raiTsonafe. go Horth S.Ath Street.
rHESBYTERIAN
FIRST hl:ESENTERIAN = II l. Il G IL
iI"tChi"S at II y NJ. hy DIR l.. 7. Nc
IAbFN. sunday school ct $50. and Bible
raSs"a ~ 10 y; VI. unon evening srrvic"
Of ,hc First. Grac" Covenant. Park place
Icihp,di.! ana Holy Trinity Episeopai at
inr i'drN iln." Methodist Church. when
Or. J. j. GiAVATT viii preach tho sermon.
SECOND. rRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
sunday school. ":ij - ". Sc-vic- ut II A.
~: sermon by ,hc pastor. REV. RUSSELL
tl:'i y ID. The union services In Cen
i"haiy methodist Episcopal Church AZ fol-
,"TS ,Snndny. T. NJ. sermon by DE. Cl:-
conducted BY REV. II! II. O. MACLACI ~
u. -.
, H,i;ACH COVENANT rREsRYTEnIAN
TIttiHIi: iark Ny.nuc and Harrison Street
EhN' j. CAIN" STEWART. d. ID. pastor
o:r9 = M-Sahhaih school.
IL 90 y. M.-Scrmnn by DIR i. q cam
$50 j.. M.-Kcai Memorial Sabbath School,,
-" -. Young Peoples Society
SUD J.. N.-CnioO services. I'arl: Place
Methodist Church-DR. J. j.
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MELON RUMOR BOOSTS
-s.N1-.t
READING SIX POINTS
Passage OF Railroad Bill Also Con-
tributes to Strength OF Wall
Street Market.
RAILWAY BONDS ARE STRONG
Figures Reveal Ri" Earnings OF
~ United States Steel, Bethlehem.
Republic. Lackawanna and Cruel
bic for Last Three Years.
uy nEO,n,S w\II..

NEW YoRK. March S.--IIcaijnr Railroad
s ,hS ru n%sS Wont MS, aEdus WITH ssG @ h
oomnany pr"roscd to "ut - G%l.4 orr, 80
Ills Ills thai. ;hcrS has been ~ no score Of
GENT Nc s.osE ssvrnGiictins nut to-, DAY
Wall Street was hunGry Tor action and, !,
fSincd t.6n, to or 5 POINTS. ana nc
i"id ,hoir head NJ, under the GurIen Of
[ carnnEs OF not more than ~ or - ucr cent
iim Evcn iadus,rIal Nicofoi. that was
Mnahlo in iHl. I" earn more ihan :" piiiiiu'
ASIDE from III H"adln; story thcr" wore
rairord bI j. passed and ready for rr"s-
don't Wilson's signature. II fnaraniS"s 70
history OF the in,!us,,y Tor period cNtGmd,
The war. Tho war finance bin making s.
ccgooco.o9 ,aLailHbl" for l"nt!us 1" c"rpora-
seSats ny hS on SGfSf WAY hrdsh ihe onic
Russia 10 the, German advance. ,rhis save
J,,iteady aeSoinnllshod much good Gy tho
lnerc suggestion of marching through 81
Stocks being fundamentals in the strous-
great Ieciimc ' iNtt @1inn"tcd WITH in ,Ga Esy.H
.nmnMtsn - " Ma. fNfy 10 S'I m IT,
Vance since rpten,her M. not resulted in
n h, Bgar raid'"g hHS heSn 'n""GGi,iNIh,
,hcm the other way resulted, in s+aGnation.
80 WIN me. R%tdinI n\ih sainSa GHr;
the biz people wcr" ready IL do sumoi hiug.
Railway bonds naturally strong to-
day for passage uf The railway hin gives
them tho United Stat"H governments guar
Hntee. These bonds. together with al rail
road securities. should NOW hr married to
quotations that represent government owen
ship In tho opinion Of conservative sta
tisticians, railroad securities OF all dcScrip-
tlon on tho average 20 per cent under
their minimum value.
rho public has become familiar with
bonanza earning reports that Il does not
realize what Is going ON until figures arc
tabulatcd. one "f these fluctuations virUu-
lated IN VAL street t92.day h. 2 rr"rinsnt
nr,l set United states steel Bethlehem. E"-
nnhiic Larkaw"nna and crmrth!" side ~
ending December ~. 1917, these ;iv" c"U-
pantcS had earned p"r share for Tho account
~ fthcii common stocks tile suius ni $50,
sitS.S9. SltIla: S>1G" and StS.5G, rr&pcctivriy.
after providing FOR all war taNcs. After
has remaining out NJ those earnings. S.l.A1
and soils at -: Bethlehem has >i@i.@7 ictt
and soils nt 81; Republic has Si0.- LETT Hud
soils at IS: I.ackswauna has SG7.G. ieft ana
sells at as Crucihle Scs dG aud sells IT 81
NEW. YORK, March S.Mcrc!nlnc pspcr,
-. sterling: SiNtN-dHy bills. Sii-i.: COM
mcrcial aiYyty;dny bins on .hanNs. Sf72',
st75,. rah'os. si767-i6, bar silver. So;
strong rair"ad bonds atrouG. Zinc loans,
months, bid Cdl money. strong rul!ni;
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ri:Nnico ritiST DEEDS.

Amanda +. Eagby to Pollard X Gag
BY Incorporated. trustees. 2;.o5 acres
iAnI on the east side of the new Coun-
~ Road, about sis miles east of Rich
mpnd. ana I,n"wu as lots u, = ). ;,tl,l
=. nu u plot made 10y T. Crawford
E"dd & Brother February -, IolN;
Sl.37i@5
Iohn Morrison ct ux. to John -.
Welsh. trustee, g. acres land souin
lin" Mn" Mil" Road. about four miles
east OF Richmond. March &, 1915; So
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GRANGER, rnt 81 DEEDS.

I:dEcwood Realty Corporation to pol
lard s. Hagby, Incorporated. trustee.
- feet ] e.: inches 10y lui feet. known
as 2OI -3-5.7 East Marshall street.
.t,rch !. l2iS; $4,000
Emma :. Harrison to T.. Sittcrding
mud T.. NJ. E"Nlo" lot ~, square -. \. Y.
Lees plan Of Scott ~ liarvic. February
'.H. 1918; S7Du.
OWN ~. IIIdRils To HuHc g Rose.
uugtccs, 2OXllj feet north line stuart
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RICHMOND r.IvT. SToCK MARKET.
lSnles at Union Stock Narsik.l

Report for W"rK "I,ln. Va i;cnr t.TN ny
choice steers. 1l'a W!2: medium 20 good
ignil common to fair. STio Choice hc;fer~
! ~ medium to GooG. -. a -. common
!" i1Ir. q S,:. Choice COWS. SGi So: medium
L" Eo"u; .Ws: common tn fair. oG7. BEST
"Nri. ":W1o; medium TO good. ~ n -.
common i4 fair. 5i?m6".. Rest heavy bui,s
h-4H|,9' light. SGi-@. Best calves. -:
Common 10 fair. IL, lest heavy hogs
i,,-. medium weight. i6'tUl7: liEhts. iop
l"-!: sows .nd stays. HIgl5 Res, sheen
NJ ~; common To fair GWs Best lambs,
~ (. 10. medium To good. l2isTli.
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NEW YORK: March S.-Hecv"7. irregular:
Si:0fi S9.s9.
'lp,"W Sl2.OD.
sheep and lambs nomnally steady.
Hogs, no trading.
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SAVANNAH

SANAN%AIi March Turpcn,nc firm.
10; sales, - cnGils: receipts. W. CASTS. ship
Uonis. ." casks stock. 2te3i casks. :osin.
ilrln' r'cciptS. Ia barrels: shipments. ..s
barrels: STOCK. 1905 barrels. quote: H. -.
=, r.. G. -: I. .N3. Is. GO. VI. CO: y. 100
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VI iRitItGE. LICENSE,

Tho following marriage license was
,,SSn"d yesterday by the clerk of the
Hastings Court:
Gus Chrlc@ ana Mabel Rosa Dav.
both of Richmond
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
nHN Ehhhc

''tW YORK. March S.-co'tor goods here
".'"! "nr" hrin. with price. sti!! alvan"-
w'ra generally steady and quiet Raw sin,
Msv llrn with silk piece goods in better
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III Hiding PERMIT.

Tho following permit was issued yes
t"rday by the Building Inspectors Of
fec.
Julia 6 Cotircll. TO repair brick
~. ,inS at 1890 GROVE Avenue, TO cost
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uuSTINGS TRANSFER.

~. y. IIorncr ct ny To g.: NJ .laci<son
lots . ana "a, block -. Wcis!gcr'a sub
UIyisiCu. March q. 1918; $l,SUv.
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RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Ire Railway ComDanv

THE Progressive Rnilwny OF the South"
Trains leave DAILY. a. NJ. Norlena
local l:i0 r. A.. Sncpers Atlanta anu
ham spee."I:, li:io T.. n. s!ecners JacS:
A.. NJ. S;i6 q. NJ. a:i5 4. ~. 80 r. al.
sos 4. NJ "
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks IN New York
Stock.
Sales

900 Allis- Chalmers ........
Allis-C Chalmers. pfd. 80.
Am. Ayr. Chem. com. F..
500 Am. Beet Sugar, com.
..iOU American can
American can. pfd. 80.
$500 Am. Car and Foundry.
100 Am. Cotton Oil .....
700 Am. Hide and Lear. pfd
$500 Am. i.inSccd Oil.
LOCO Am. Loco. ........
Am. Loco, pfd. ......
2.SoO American Smelling -.
700 Am. Steel F'oundrics.
American Sugar
l.5oo Am. Tel. and Tel. Co..
Am. Tobacco. com. 80.
Am. Tobacco, pfd.
1900 Am. Writing Paper. pfd
Hpu American LluC ~
200 Anaconda Copper
5000 .Atchison
SEQ -\tiantlc Coast Line. -.
\. g. l.. of CT. tBaltoD
1900 Baltimore ana Ohio.
10000 Bcth'm steel, com. b.. ..
coo Beth'm Steel S ID e. pr
25.2"0 Baldwin Loco.
300 brooklyn Rapid Transit
Loo central Leather. com.
30" Canadian Pacific ......
',''' \ u'SN i'tikc ana ONO.
Chicago Great Western
800 chi. Great West. pfd.
200 chi. Mil. and St. Paul.
".5"o g. =. /. ana P....
LIE" G., L. |. ANA p.6p. q. pr.
l.4o" g. l.. |. aud l.. ~. Z. pr.
900 Cruciblc Steel Cor. com
Cruc!lHc Steel. pfd
100 Colorado Fuel ana Iron
300 Colorado and Southern
80" Corn Products. com. e.
900 b;1tilicrS go.
sou Dome Mines .........
G.lVo Eric
200 Eric. LIST prd.
5000 General Motors ......
200 General Electric = y. q.
40 Goodrich. com. .......
Loo Great Northern. prG.
ll,ioo Great North. ore cts.
illinois Central .......
lhno Inspiration copper 80.
go tuterhor"-Cous., pfd.
1000 Int. Mrr. Mar. com.
l5"%no Int. Mcr. Mar. pfd.
1880 Int. Paper. com.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CARDS OLE IIIANi<S

express Their appreciation for the heart.
icit sympathy and COiLNpiltion extended To
them during their bereavement im the iosS
OF their mother. $50 "
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VIEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

q, N'"' SN.iONI N11.II.
Snecp: receipts. 1000, weak: sheep, $40 -
q Si5,tS; lambs. Sl4.2 {. slI.a5.
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HIclMoNn rkoprCr MiKkrr-

L. s. Food Admins tr:. ION i..,,'t 81, 4; ,ss.,
tBy % Il cErric 4 CO
E!rhWurb Na irrh t4..
Lin" Poultry.
Turkeys. heHS. per !b.......- q %
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Norfolk K Western Railwa y

i;eaye ByrG street station. Kichnond,
3 % i M' U.s. 'f +. Il a. NJ 1900 a. AL
FOR l:fSCiibukG AND THE WEST:
800 a NJ. 900 T. NJ. 1913 r. NJ
ArriH: KichmCmd from Norfolk: .Il:1o
A. A., $50 T. NJ From the West: .7:as
~. NJ. t.:lO - NJ. 1850 +. NJ. .s:l5 r. NJ
DAILY tDaiiy except Sunday. tSunday
ctc" SaS Y: Main st Phone Mad 4s7
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CAESApEAKE&OAIO yWAY

Gin. Lo'vilc II West 1850 H. $3.50 N
Main Line Local sS:;5a 1915 n
james River Line. 1000 a. t,:15 M
Newport News.
Nix. old toint, SD A. 'l2;OO n s4.oo n
Newport News. Local. sj:UU a. .5:l, ~
From Nix. Newport
News. Old : Point. I'll 10 a 81 :40 n s6 IN :,
Newport y. Local. .s55 a. sos D. From
McSt: 'S:io a. 800 y Locals. HOLE u,
- -. y; canes t!Ncr. .S:"J d.. 1910 u,
Daily. Except Sunday.
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tOVNNN hINIiNI.V.

\"'-I"F' Nhri"'ra' GO. rH. as thiaf ..-... ~
COTTON MhHNET
was followed ~ Very sr,ru hraar .u dit
; ,h ,,9.""> ".jn My sr.,lnE "f i.on go
H. closed .l.a"s al e rr' d'olW 90 IL n
al JAIL g,I.S m haTH"1 "le'',@ "rn e., 'n
2 poin,s. no, HIGHER iuring ia. carlt 'rad
renewal 2f buying by houses win Liy.r.
Zoo, mo G@inyi,l' Irn!' ,@nnoct.nns rh"
less active. thau r'ccr'y willie TIA. ruarbct
Jny ana .ta" for oc,"jo1or ii.ri'gca @,ioI
b wr ~ !onSISTr"''. ana after rather an ir-
weak and unsettled under hraNy general
u w"s sugfrs',I tha' lhn G.niuisnluI, ia
mand from trnao sources ana mo tendency
.,cI ",rTi o. resent ,Myer. for i"nE
were un.olcr'l .m Tic breaE MILK cI
ihs g.4er.. sf'rr 81 H. y" o. r%'n'E "n
ho, on mn '.ts aowni ana closing uricos
y" change was reported i'm Tho ,,.n.~.,i
i.""fftr s 81 n%i orr rror rr%par@'ion nows.
crop positions cotton futures tahl.
March ........-. $50 a.n iS
Spot cotton. qnint; willr-. -t~
,,NGW YORK Mrrh ror, uovcmon,
n ,.ll.l -o., "e' 'reeiDt 5.o Ga., sJoSk,
H,- '..a'S ,I q &! 9a Gai,. .,5a a.
.r%,s ~ ,gccl SGT receipts. I.yo2 bales.
Total for season s.; rcreipts. 4g.,-i.
bales; cAports. .psu,, bales
,,Nfw ORLEANS March lrrhcr rrtrce
ia ne carr rannE j" '"if"r today We're
nr"ah undo selling inspired Jy b,tt.r cruu
in Tl... 'tI RI I,sS7 r.H"f's OF reduc'!ou.
wseh. B.-, prlc,, ~" il I" Il n., ar oy W.
-.
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i'iE" poultry ~ GOOD demand. No hons can
a. -, sou or shir"y!. EgF market arm To-
Z r',N. "Lt l.g'l1ia or" increasing and outlook
I ."wrr Butter market steady Other com.
/ ih2afi''N about steady. with = good ,.clnand
/ MNl.A ,lLt N--s VS. 70 Clcam 4n laLlE.
Evening journal., 1918-02-01
PEOPLES COLUMN

who gave careful consideration 20 rs
subject matter. II mas beeu numer-
ously signed by others II would be
matter Of time and labor only TO
secure several thousand signatures.
in brief. the petition calls upon the
court IN the exercise OF les discretion
ary power TO refuse all applications
for liquor license, on the ground that
the sale OF intoxicating liquor is not
necessary for the accommodation Of
the public anywhere. and that the
liquor traffic endangers the health. the
morals and the peace Of the c0mmun-
ity. making 10 a menace and a common
nuisance TO society. As sponsor for
the petition ! made careful study Of
the legal phases involved 80 as TO
make sure that we were moving alone
"a solid r0adbed of fact and law
The statutes OF Delaware, Chapter
NJ. Section i26. state the conditions
from the standpoint of the judges
which authorize them 60 issue licenses
Tho law says "The court may or may
not, at iis discretion, approve Of any
such application"
The petitioners hal NO tnougnt OF
asking the judges % do what the law
does not authorize them lo do. Under
our Government the will Of the people
is expressed through the Legislature,
which has full and unduestioned au-
ihorifv 20 make laws for the state
under the limitations of the constitu-
tion Inon the Judges rests the re-
sponslhinly or Interpreting the law
and applying IFS penalties as they re-
late t0 cases brought before them
But the statute cited above plainly
gives 90 the Judges discretionary power
I'm reference to the granting OF any
application They must act In a
Judicial not Clerical. capacity IN
lhe granting of every application
r. they are convinced, as the
petitioners are. that the granting Of
every license Is dangerous and iniurl-
Evening journal., 1918-02-01

they would send down at this rate. the
loss would still be tremendously
threatening
Not only have ships beeu sunk, but
the whole volume or traffic has been
curtailed by the adoption Of the con-
voy system. To save the ships. they
are now conveyed by dosiroyers and
cruisers. But this slows down traffic.
as the speed Of a convoy is the speed
Of the slowest ship. The convoy sys-
tenn also causes delays IN loading and
unloading. md congests terminals and
railways
The stress Of war time conditions and
the ships which arc damaged nut not
sunk by submarine or mine have in
creased the number Of ships undergo
ing repairs until they arc probably IS
per cent Of the total The average
speed of sh.ps crossing the Atlantic Is
now less than 80 knots
The seriousness Of the submarine
threat Is best stated IN a recent utter
ance Of Bainbridge Colby, member Of
the shipping board, who has recently
returned from Paris where he repre-
sented the shipping board on ihe Amer
lean war commission 20 ihe Nlied war
council
He says The German submarines
VIII sink In 1918 a tonnage greater than
the entire shipping production Of the
world. THE TONNAGE A YEAR HENCE
WILL Pr LESS THAN 1T f- NlN. We
should take every man working on a
tunnel OF a bridge or skyscraper and
put him in the shipyards WHEN WILL
WE WAKE UP2"
Evening journal., 1918-02-01
BY L. HARPER LEIGH.
Special staT Dispatch.

Special stan Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, d c.. Feb. i.-"From
Feb. 1, 1917, sea traffic will be stopped
with every available weapon and with
out further notice In the following
blockade zones around Great Britain.
France, Italy and the Eastern Mediter-
rsnean."
In these words Germany one year ago
declared war on civilization Chancel-
Tor Won Bethmann-Hollweg said that
she was playing her last card. The
German people were given TO under
stand that unrestricted submarine war
fare would bring peace with victory by
July 4. While the government did not
commit Itself to any exact date. all Of
its spokesmen declared that the sub
marine war would bring England to her
knees within the year. count Won Bern
storff told Washington newspaper men
before he was fired that England would
be starving within three months.
What have been the actual results Of
Germany's war on the worlds ship
ping?
Neither peace nor victory have been
achieved. Britain has not been starved
and is Just beginning TO adopt q ration
ing system similar to that IN force in
Germany for over two years.
But the worlds shipping is being
steadily destroyed by the submarines.
faster than it Is being renlaced. The
submarine has not conquered but it has
not been conquered. Faillnc a. prema-
tire peace OF a military decision Of the
war. IT IS STILL POSSIBLE FOR THE
SUBMARINES To WIN THE WAR FOR
GERMANY UNLESS SOME NEW
METHOD OF FIGHTING THEM IS
FOUND
Out Of The maze Of contradictory re-
ports, speeches and figures IL Is posi-
bic TO calculate the situation Of the
worlds shipping today within a few
hundred thousand tons. The exact flg-
ures are known only 60 tho British
admiralty. the higher ups OF the Brit
lsh government and the American gov
ernment and its shipping board But
The accompanying table gives the ac-
iual ship situation today within a few
hundred thousand tons German sub
marine losses are greater than ever be-
fore, but no Official connected with the
shipping board believes that the sub
marines are being sunk as fast as they
are being built
The ship sinklngs for the last three
months OF 1917 were az least 30 per
cent. less than the losses for the first
three months Of unrestricted warfare
but even II the submarines do not sink
In 1913 a greater number Of ships than
Evening journal., 1918-02-01

pepsia. A little Diapepsin. occasionally
keeps the stomach sweetened, and they
eat their favorite foods without fear.
II your stomach doesn't take care OF
your liberal limit without rebellion; II
your food is a damage instead Of help.
remember the quickest. surest most
harmless antacid is papes Diapepsin
which costs only fifty cents for a large
case at drug stores. It's truly wonder
ful-il stops food souring and sets
things straight 50 gently and easily
that II Is really astonishing Your stom-
och viii digest your meals II you keep
acids neutrallzed.
Evening journal., 1918-02-01
Food Souring Causes Indigestion,
Gases, Heartbunn-Pape'S DiapepSin
Instant Relief Neutrazesacid in stomach. stopping
dyspepsia, pain, belching-Its fne

You don't know what upset your
stomach-whlch portion Of the food
dd the damage-do your Well don't
bother. ifyour stomach Is in a revolt : n
sick. gassy and upset, and what YOU lust
ate has fcrmented and. turned sour
head dizzy and aches: helth gases and
acids aud cructaio undigested food /.
breath foul. tongue coated-iust take a
little papes Dapepsin 10 neuiraiize
acidity and In five minutes you wonder
what became Of the Indigestion and dis
ircss
Millions " men and women today
know that 10 Is needless 10 have dys-
Evening journal., 1918-02-01
AND CONSERVATION
MOONLIGHT, DOGS

AND CONSERVATION
To Editor OF the EVENING JOURNAL
slr-Please allow an old friend a
few lines In your paper to express him
self on conservation.
I received a card 10 tag the coal
shovel for the purpose OF saving coal.
want 90 call to Mr. Ten Weeges'
notice the fact that last week we had
beautiful moonlight nights. with the
snow making 10 light all night: yet the
hundreds Of electric lights were burn
ing for .welve hours each night, a
waste Of several tons OF coal I think
the coal c. nser saiOrs are mOon-blInd
or inconsistent
Now. I want to call the attention Of
Major Edmund Mitchell food admin
traitor, TO the fact that there are 3Oo'
dogs IN Wilmington They eat as much
as 1900 children. which Is per cent
OF the population OF the city As a
war measure they should DE disposed
Of. as they are not necessity In the
city.
II the officials do not take notice of
these hints ] shall think thar their
whole activities constitute a bloom
Ing farce.
Yours truly.
A WAR SUFFERER.
Wilmington Del. Jan. ai. 1915
Evening journal., 1918-02-01

NT0W W0IT u TI|7- TI0T0 n U0TTINN ID"
organic iron -Nuxated Iron 10 quickly
enrich the blood. put roses in tho checks
of women and give men astonishugly i
creased vlgor and vitality
Unlike the older forms Of iron NuxateG
Iron does not iniure the teeth nor upset
tho stomach but is readily HssimIllfod and
YOU can quickly recognise Ifs action by "a
renewed feeling Of snap. viror and En-
creased staying power
No matter what other iron remedies you
have used without surcos- ~ YOU orc not
strong OF well you owe 30 90 yourself fa
make the following tett;
See how long you can work or how FAR
you can walk without becoming tired
next take two hve-g grain tablets Of NuV.
ated Iron three times per day after meals
Evening journal., 1918-02-01
TODAY is THE BEGIN
NINCOF A MONTH OF
OPPORTUNITIES

That bedroom or diningrOom suite you've
wished for has been materially reduced over
night
Or perhaps it is a new rug or a dinner
set or pair of pOrtleres-all these show
decided saving.
This entire stock with few exceptions)
shows at least ten per cent reduction
and OH some pieces considerably more.
And this is our regular stock, built and
selected by our highest standards
Railroad and labor conditions make it
more difficult, day by day, to obtain home
furnishings.
Therefore your purchasing now will not
only mean material savings, but youwill have
your furnishings when wanted.
You may select your goods now and we
will deliver later when wanted.
And remember this is ''AIECARY' Feb
ruary sale, with fifty years of experience,
integrity and reliability behind it
Evening journal., 1918-02-01
A WAR SUFFERER
Wilmington. Del. Jan. 3i. 1918.
TUAT NO-IlcTNsF PETITION.

To the Editor OF EVENING JOURNAL
sir;-Reforence was made In your
excellent paper last evening 10 a peti-
ton presented by me 20 the Court Of
General Sessions on Tuesday I'm your
news item the substance of the petition
was well summarized The subject Is
one Of cons dcroble importance and
more should be said 90 give a complete
idea from tho standpoint Of The petit
TONERS The petition has been signed
ny forty-nve NJ the clergy of our city