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The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-04
New Shaded Red.

The new shade Of red known %
Wilson red or Swiss red is really very
taking, especially early in the spring.
1t ought to look well even In mid
summer at the seashore or in the coun-
try, but of course the favor In which q
color is held at this date Is no criterion
of the midsummer favor 1t may enjoy.
At all events, just now all sorts Of
odds and ends are featured In thia
clear new shade OF red Especially e.,
fective are the many red beads thai
shop keepers have dug up from sons
forgotten corner and that manufacturs
ers have rushed to the shops. They
are strikingly pretty with white biousea
and especially for the young girl.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-04

Some of the heavy breeds Of fowls
are very hard to break of sitting when
they once get Gin the notion" and ex.
treme measures are often practiced
upon the Door errinG ones. ss a.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-04

FOR SALE: An Overland
Roadster, in fine condition; a
bargain at $275. Nogales Over
land Company. 6:6--tf.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-04

Sc renta un cuartO amuebladO
en- la Gale Morley SOB. En- la mis-
ma informaran 5-25- 8tp.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-04

FOR SALE: Cigar, Candy,
Soft Drinks and Lunch business,
with space for restaurant, near
two leading hotels. Address Box
72, Nogales, Arizona. 6:28 tt
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-04

WANTED: American citizen
laborers. Apply at Grammer
School. 7:2-6t.p
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-04
TulIe-Wrapped Ha,

TuIIe-WrapPed hat q
An interesting feature Of the season
is the tulle-wrapped hat. The Patisis
enne drapes it over her nose and chin
and even around her shoulders.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-04

A BUNCH OF KEYS was
found on the street and left at
the Oasis Office. They will be
returned to the owner upon call
ing here proving property and
paying for this, notice. 7::3-tf.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-04

FOR RENT: A nice, cool room.
with bath, in modern hous,
Rent $3.50 per month. Apply
3l6 Noon Street. 7::2-6t. pd.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-04

WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE
Three or four room furnished
house. No children. Tel. 81, or
call at l44 Grand Avenue. 7.2-tf
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-04

FOR SALE: Best bargain in
town; Paige touring car, five
passenger, new tires. perfect
condition, 80 repairs needed.
Part cash, balance notes. Apply
L. A. Hanlan, 127 Grand avenue
6:28 tt
The daily morning oasis., 1918-07-04

Nogales, July Sd, 1918.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
F|SHERMEN'S LUCK
LARGELY BAD LUCK
Percy Green Gets Seasick, Ditto
Bishop" Coleman, and Sherilf's
Auto Goes on Strike.

ANYBODY who mentions Ocean City
y. j.. and fishing to Deputy Attornep
General Percy Green or Bishop Cole
man. clerk of City Court for many moons
to come will be met with stony stare
and tabasco language not worse.
And If YOU even intimate To Tom
Parker, deputy sheriff that there exists
in the world such thing as an automobile
tire. he will look mt YOU all the way from
the top of your head to your Adam
apple and points south OF same. and con-
sign YOU and tire to "A place where the
grill snt anything like the one at the du-
pont
These three went down to Ocean City
New Jersey, not Delmarv1a) on FRIDAY ,
cefyinp the hoodoo there in contained
and further living hostage to evil fortune
hv going in Sheriff Francis ear, the number
Of the samas license being 1888. Further
more it was Bishops" birthday
Going down was all right and fishing
Mt the clubhouse where they put up ON
Friday afternoon and night was all right !.
"Bishop' being awarded on fish and
Percy Green none and the sheriff lot
of skates, but il was thnt trip out To sea
on Saturday that was all wrong, and
doubtless what started IN business the
syndicate of awful things that happened.
''BiShop was the first To succumb,
dcdicating, much against his viii q
Perfectly good SO-cent breakfast to the
fishes After that he didn't care whether
he lived or died He saws 50. and George
Washington never had anything on
"Bishop for reputation for truth and
veracitv in the community ~ winch ne
lives tnd while the boat was rolling and
tossing and the seas hcavIng Iust like
Bishop he sought the seciusion that
the cabin OF the boat granted
But Percy Green had been before
him. Percv's rod and line lay. snpnc
IN his hands and he looked a. if hc had
inst lost p heron ease to Phil Garrett
lie had lost something but Il WASH Z
heron case. SO here cndrth the scaslck
ness lesson 81 far as hc Is concerned.
After they got ashore. Mcssrs. Green
and Coleman choir eternal dong
doxulog, IL their escape from the pucrileS
of the sea. all started homo N No. i3-33
The time Was i M How many tires
went bad il would take an adding machine
tn figure out Tom Parker did tho
hxin and he pretty Well gives II III
Then thcv lost a wheel cap Then
they decided thcy 4 have to run on rim
and did -, the Lord knows how many
miles Then thew had Z" huy od for
lAmpS Then the top got loose and
threatened to hury them. Then they
almost missed the last boat over from
Pcnn~ Grove. ~ ltor Was II p IN
sunday Then the ear land down right
~ Colcmans house and the rest ot them
had ~ hoof Il homo Then the police
found j; abandoned and Thought some
bod, had robbed the sheriff ut hi~ machine
and made tho rest ~ SUNDAY lvel> VIA
the telephone with ihcir inquiries
But through i al The sra>1ckn",s
III his two companions the weird ioatneN
home ctc the sheriff stood 4 braV,iS ~
tho fact that manv fishing trips and look
ing fisherman lu s1narciy ~ the
face these many wears have gwen him
>ncll s>ihcation ii nh. pet that mis-
fortune has abSuniNutclN no terroFs ior
him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
HOUSE D|SORDERLY.
WOMAN IS FINED $50
Case Also Results in Young Man
Being Fined Similar Sum
for Conduct.

Florence IIerzog. living 81 li23 West
Fourth street faced Judge Clnrcnman IN
City Court tins morning IN the charge
oi keeping "A dsorderly house u hen she
was arralgned she said she Was guilty
in a way In court were u nltni,er Of
neighbors prepared 10 testify - Dad
language and loud noises heard coming
from the house after 10 o'clock ~ night,
but their testimony WIS not necessary.
Judge Cburehman imposed fiuo of $50
and costs
In connection with the same case n
young man named Frank Toou was
arragned on . chnrgc Of disordcrly conduct
II was shown that ON Saturday night hc
Ind gone TO the house and been refused
admission. Whcreupon he stood outside
and used language ln recsi Of disinfectIon
and editing Frank waa found 10 have
considerable Of n record having bcon he
fere the court on u previous occasion for
tho same sort Of an offence Therefore
Judge hnrcnman fined him $50 and costs.
Eugene IiaWley. who was IN court on
Saturday on complaint Of Edward Me
tunncli. who SAID lIaHlev and hc had
had an argument about motor launch
al Church Street wharf ~ Il thli IIawlpv
had threatened to kill HIM, rcappcared
havlng been held for Is further hearing IA.
day that Met Conncll might bring cnrrp-
b praterv witness Tins witness proved - be
= colorcd man named Robert Richardson.
He backed ~ NcConnclls testimony
and tic court held tIa"ley under 500
peace bond
Joseph Brlsone >llvio Drrarstinie.
trsenc C,retlm and tndrcu Nurray. =
e.lored man were fined e. and costs
caeh far PLAYING crap
Craze Green. colorrl. pleaded guilty
10 u ehargc Of eohcftlng and was fined
500 and costs. with the alternative of
SIX months IN tho Norkhousc.
Eaurenco peck one Of tho tdrlnks'
fhere were only five this morning IS
result III the closing u the wholcsalc
houses wps rcmandei - tho custody
of the s;'atc Council q Defense cotnpnI
sorv work bureau. whirh wants Laurence
- got busy on some more essential
occupation han stcvednnng liquor tnto
his system
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
STOCKS BOOM;
OILS HEAD ADVANCE
Rails, Shippings. Marines and
United Fruits Lead at Opening
of Market.
By Associated Press tn Every Evening

New York Wall srteetl Oct. II
Peace stocks again were decidedly strong
ut the opening of today's market, rails,
shppngs and oils scoring the greatest
gains.
Mexican Petroleum rose five points
in the first half hour. jumping almost
two points between sales Marines I'M
proved substantially with United Fruit
advancing three points.
Pacifics. Reading, Atchison and south
ern railway featured the transporta-
tions at gains Of one tn two points.
Irregular heaviness was shown by
L. =. Steel and independent steela. also
Baldwin locomotive and Industrial Al
cohoI in which recessions OF one To two
points prevailed.
All. SHARES IoiN ~ tusE
Noon, eoppers. tohaceos, motors and
feathers. as we'll as low priced rails, sup
plcmcnicd She early strong features.
oils continued To lead ut extreme
advance Of seven points each Tor ieXas
COMPANY and Mexican Petroleum and
, Ii points for ROYAL Dutch inquiries
for metals embraced American Smeit-
ing and Utah. Anaconda aud bile
roppers at gains of 10 2 u points
Sumatra tobacco ros , points and
Sears Roc',lck extended last week ad-
vance hv five points. Equipments stitf-
cncd toward noon on L : StacI re-
bound uf II points and Investmenf
rails developed further strength under
lead of Union Pacific Liberty Bonds
were strong
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
MESSAGE FROM OVER THERE.

From Over There , man rings tins
thought: No one can support that under
taking moderat ely No man can re for il
srmewhat There Is here no golden mean,
no middle ground f haf-conviction
Fo~t ~then in France tho issues are stark
naked they are litc and death We support
them wholehcartedIy OF W. do not
support them AZ all Generally applied
what can moderate backing or partial
support mean but soldiers half equipped
with rifles and gas-masks half defended by
barbed-wire and earthNorks, half fed?
Should that day come. the day which
follows il would find no army at all to
supply There are no alternatives but
vigorous support or total n0n-SuppOrt
Indifference is synonymous with disaster.
Our countrymen overseas face enemies
who have made life profession of the
bearing Of arms The men Of our country
have been put there hy tho operation 0f
the most responsive machinery which a
democratic people has been able 10 devise
10 record its own will Once having put
them there haif-hcarted support is de-
ser'ion
They know that No terror can be 50
aaunting as the fear th3t the line in tie
rear may nc wavering or doubtful
So it is that the jingle Of our CONS
given here and the hum Of our factories
speeding forward with redounle effort.
sounds To them in France as The Battle
Hymn Of the Republic 1t is borne across
the ocean a.s a Dencdicton for those wlo
must pay tbe last full measure Of devotion
and II carries too. acr9Ss the banks of tie
Rhine, there a. 4 kneli to those who hope
that We may grant in grudging measure
to our soldiers Ralph \ HAYES in
Oct OF er Century.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
PRINCETON PROFESSOR WOUNDED
aptain Miles Loses leg; Both Arms
Broken in Battle

~ As@oc sted Press 70 Eyrry Ftanng
Prlnccto y ] Oct ~ I oablegTam
received hero from ambassador sharp
lrtdleAtcd Gaptain Miles vas recovering
from -cvere wounds in ! Pans hospital
H. received hle wounds while leading
hs company IN action nu september 4
Both arms Were broken and il wa2 ncccs-
SER ~ anputate the leg below The knee
aptaln Miles vent - France ae 4 Fir 4
Iie9tenant and Wnn promotion hr his
herae leadership at hIs meu ii action
aiifs,la Nifcs formerfv nl- . professor
ot English literature ~ Princeton | ni-
trTSltV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
LESS WATER CONSt MED.
But Pumpage for the Week Exceeds
That of Same 1917 Week.

According 10 & report submitted 10
the Board Of Water commissioners
today by Chief Engineer Van Trump
last weeks water punpage amounted
to lis, $50 900 gallons and water con
sumption to lOl 10000 gallons, which
was an increase Of 1852 $40 gallons
in pumpage and a decrease OF ,67s.O 900
gallons in consumption compared with
the corresponding period OF last Year
CITY Treasurer Banks reported the
following balances TO the credit Of The
board Cure funds, s20,6lS 45; special
funds, $34, ,20059
The following payroiIs we're passed
Current, $l,571.1S; special, $224l4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
Took Out Dreadful Soreness.

When tho kidneys arc weakened or
overworked 81 that they fail to filter and
throw. all impurities out of the blood the
poison remains in thc system and back
ache, soreness. Iamencss and rheumatic
pains are likelV to develop Mrs David
Henry. % 5 Lincoln Ave. Washington
y J.. writes s'foley~ Kidney Pills
are doing me much 90 d, both my kidneys
and the rch,lmatsm They took al the
dreadful soreness nut Of my limbs N b.
Danforth Market and second suc cts.
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
Natures Remedy for Blood
Troubles.

Tho purifying and curative properties
Of Nature great remedy hayc made
- > : fer tie Blood p household
saying. 1houeand4 fod,y enjoying per
feet health eve their recovery from
blood nr SKIN disc1ses 10 hi~ universally
lIsed blood purifei = \ Is nadc
entirely from roots. bera end barks,
winch possess cleansing and bcaling
ingredients You cannot bc wcll when
vour blood IS impure you back strength
aud energy natural with health. your
complcxlpn becomes pale nud salloW.
your vitality Is weakened Nhoo waste
az refuse matter. which turc intends
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
DURING
THE
EPIDEMIC
Take Chasco- Vim, the Tasteiess cd Liver
ard Iron Tonic.
The Right Medicine for All Run Down
Conditions.

Don I take any chances Il you de-
tect the first stages of a cold oF cough, or
feel creepy ana chilly or have 3 soreness
throughout the body and i congested
headache. either consult doctor or get a
full Size bottle Of hasco-Nln, . tasteiess
cod liver and iron tonic, ana take II regl-
LARRY after each meal ami Al bed tune
II you do TN, YOU Will almost surely
escape case ol spanish influenza. But
do act quickly Tor your oNn sake.
Chasco-Nin Is just the medicine for al
run down conditions and splendid r.
constructive tonic for those Who are re-
covering from any serious illness
ChAsco-Nn is sold in Wilmington by
Miller Drug Store. 40l-i06 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
FINLAND. now FRANCES FOE.
Our Ally Breaks OF Relations with
MauarchV

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
PARIS. sunday Ort l3 France has
broken of The -crnl-oHual diplomatic
relations which nave cxiytcd With Flu-
land. IT, Is officially announced This
action uas takcn because hc Finnish
Diet having bv a coup i d'etat substituted
a monarchy for - republic. called . Gcr-
man Prince 20 the tfrfnc
French interests in Finland ~lll hr rs
charge pf consular agent AZ iiclslng'or
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
REVIEW ROAD WORN
Section Of Philadelphia Turnpike Being
Laid With Brick

Work On the Philadelphia turnpike
has begun again i nclng held up for
q while because the contractors were
unable ~ obtain road material
Two steam rollers hav, been put
INTO operation Bricks have been laid
from The Pcunsvlvaula-Delau line
to the northern boundary Of C1aymont
Cement IL being laid in two placc> and
iecp trenches dug for installation Of
telephone and telegraph cables are being
reiled with soil
Reconstruction uf he turnpike Will
he continued as long as the weather
continues favorable sections not com
pIcte-d will be maintained IN pasSahle
condition and the turnpike viii be kept
open throughout the winter for al kinds
OF traffic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
Influenza IN Grippe

Tho resent influenza l1 nnw known p
be our oltl familiar II Qr.ppc FGrs
Hone, and F4r pi4t what every uffarrr
from inillcnza a- ia grippc ncod9 NOW
It cotcr< fho rough inhancd throat with Il
soothing healing rnat'ng. clrars av,av the
mlrls. taps TIC fictiug and coughing
eases NJ ghtncs7 and heavy brcnfhgg
DAY and night Keen folry iIarcr and
Tar handv u give rH-e warmth and
comfort from Tho yert first dG-c iiut III
uop y Il Dauforfh Market and
~ecand -trotts Ndt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
Iohns Hopkins, surgcon Dad.

baltimore. Ocf II Dr Ernest Genig
C,rcy thirtv-fpiir tcare pld aur of thc
foremost member. of thc urglca -taF
~ John Hopkins tIoeptal doad from
rroumoma fca wcok ago D." was
appointed bcld Of Rockefeller Foundation
Hospital which IS tcinV erected ~ Peklag
Chna and vas ~ have taben charge lt
The end pf tie w1r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
ard Of Thanks.

Mrs Harry l.. Blest and the parents Of
the latr Harry 4. Blcst wish to thank
their many relatives. friends and neigh
bors, also the inspecting disvi>ion, United
states Of America, Carneys Point, y J.,
and Eureka Council, No /, Jr o. IT, A.
N for their many floral offerings, kind
ness and sympathy, both personal and
written, during their recent bereavement.
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
S. S. S. Greatest Blood Remedy
Gives Results When Others Fail

hall he thrown oG = LEFT IN The syTtam
Il l. aiJsornci INTO the bl"od and bols
gimplcs. raslcs, blpthrhcs and o;hcr
cruptions of ~" kin appear
: gocs into the circulation ard
remove. cycry pariclr u blond taint
or poison of every character so kin
,iseascs and eruption pms AWAY aad
TIC smooth ricar skin RlVa4uq s1fi
health -h,n.g that the p"dy being
re,iri=hcd by rich. pure tlood RhrHna-
ti.rn. Catarrah .~crofgla, Contagious
EIo.d Poison, al are dcop--ra'od blood
al dj.ordcrs ard for their rratmcnf nothing
r,plnl. S Get + IS. = ot auy drI2g
sI,rr # yours ~ peculiar raso Nn'r
1trd,os tdyieer 5t5 swift l.aboratDrl
itiart4. IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14
HUN PEACE RFPLY.
ontin'led from page
rtIr,T Nom. SENATOR'S aAY

EfIFtT NON. SENATOR'S say
The prevailing opinion among sen
aturs last night after having had twenty
four hour~ in which to ponder the Ser
man Government reply 10 President
Wilson's note IL IuqIury. was that u
utterly failed TO afford d tangible basis
tur a peace move, Senators expressed
the view that the German Government
had subtlV wOrdcd It's note 50 IS 10 gain
an armistice through which 10 back out
uf the war IN the most advantageous
way possible
CHARGE GERMANY Is SINCERE
That the German Government was
not sIncerc IN IL, assumpt ion oi ac-
centancc Of the President : fourteen
proposals and their implication by him
IN subsequent public utterances was the
view voiced by Democrats and Re
publicanS alike They expressed the
hope and expectation that the Prcsi-
dent would find II impossible TO do any
thing but reject the German overture>
as Insufficient and unsatisfactory This
they expect he Will do after consulting
with the Allies
The point waS emphasized ny Scna
tors that the German note offered only
one direct proposal - Il means toward
an arnistIc'- and that was withdraw al
from occupied territory But even
tins proposal they argue, the note speaks
only III the most general terms The
Senators declared that nothing short
OF unconditional surrender would sat
siy the allied governments, and they
failed Ia read that IN Secretary Solf :
reply.
WITHDRAWAL. NOT SI-FFlC lENF
Withdrawal from all conquered ter
Titory l. not sufficient. the Senators
argue Germany. according 10 their
viewpoint. ought 20 be obliged Is one
pf the preliminary Steps toward The
granting uE an armStIre. 10 guarantee
ample indemnity Tor the dflnage wrought
by htr armies Many Senator, insisted
tha Germany should also agree to
indemnify the alilei Governments for
all damage done by her submarines
Additional demands made were the re-
turns OF tlsace-Lorraine TO France. he
REIMBURSEMENT by Germany Of he- colo
MES won by tho Allie- 10 the people who
lnhabit them, With inherent Govern
ment by the colonlsts: the expulsion
Of Turkey from Europe, recognition Of
the JugOslavs and Czechoslovaks as
independent nations the autonomy Of
Poland and restoration 10 Italy of her
lost provinces Many Senator's main
tanned that all these requirements must
be exaCted as unconditional bases OF
peace, and in advance Of any armis-
ticc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-14

Guest Noodle soup. yea with To-
mato sauce and cream puff
Nailer vino ia, been at the 'front.'
Bowl of submarines camoufiage calf.
hurI me cIstard grenade BOYS
Life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-15
SODA FOUNTAINS INSPECTED
Great Care to BE Used Ia Prevent
Spread Of Ccrcbro-Spinnl
Meningitis.

Food inspectors Of the Richmond
Health Department inspected practical.
- every soda fountain in the city yes.
terday TO enforce the departments
regulations requiring the sterilization
OF al! glasses This was done a. n pre-
vcnt:vc measure against the spread OF
cercbro- spinal meningitis and other in
fictitious diseases.
No new cases OF mininsitis developed
in Richmond yesterday. but the third
death occurred in Chesterfield County.
MIS-. 4. y Hancock was Il victim of the
ma,ady which caused the death of her
two children last week. Edward Leon
ard, nei6hbor of the Hancock fam
lily. died saturday afternoon OF the same
disease.
Health officers believed last night
tina; the situation was we'll under their
control. Since no contact of the Rich
mond cases has been found, they have
little fear that the malady will spread
Other sections arc apparently free from
meningitis, but with the disease prev
alent state health officers are urging
The public 10 protect itself from all
sources o: Infection
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-15
Labor Charge Confined.

The hearing OF w. r. WeilaGc. chars
cd with operating labor agency with
out license. was continued until Sat
urdaE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-15
Children S Pennies
10 Help Win War
Thrift Stamps and H/u Sapinss
Stamps on Sale in Ill Pub
tic Schools.

Thrift stamps and war savings stamps
were yesterday placed on sale in every
classroom in all of RichIuond's pub
lie schools. and City Director Henry L..
Litchtcrd, in charge OF tho local drive,
announced his determination TO wage "a
special campaign among the boys and
girls. Money which has heretofore
found its way into confectionery shops
and ice cream parlors he is going to
try TO diver; into the United states
Treasury. not overlooking those pen
MES. dimes and nickciS which have been
stored away in toy savings banks.
Not only is it the aim Of Director
L!tchtord to have the children aid
Uncle sam in financing the war. but il
is his object to use the campaign to
insiill in youthful minds the principle.
OF thrift.
The National war Savings Committee
is trying 10 educate the Erownups AS
we'll as the youngsters in saving their
pennies.
1t was announced yesterday by Mrs.
John Hayes. chairman OF the wonan's
committee, that Mrs. Charles Picot. Of
G!nteT Park; Mrs. oumby. of Highland
Park. and Mrs. William Habliston, Of
NcSthampion, had agreed TO assist in
the sale Of stamps among the women
OF their communities.