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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-07-10

mo: Drinks Is In love-"
"Dinks doesn't play cards these days"
well! well And he has stopped
holding those pretty hands In the club
rOom?"
"ics: he Is too busy holding pair
Of pretty hands In the parlor."
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-07-10
Hard 20 Please.

"What is your dogs name?"
II don't know yet replied the pa.
tient man. Il am still experimenting.
have tried nearly all the dog names I
can think Of and he doesn't answer to
any of Them"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-07-10
Cuticura Beauty Doctor

For cleansing and beautifying the
skin. hands and hair, Cuticura Soap
and Ointment afford the most effective
preparations. For free samples nd.
dress, "Cuticura, Dept. K, Boston" At
druggists and by mail. Soap 25. ONT
ment Is and 5O.-Adv.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-07-10
lts Character.

'srhis new story Is about a baby
and horse"
srhen ! judge the author has writ
ten II with mite and NAME"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-07-10
An Estimate of Rastus.

Mandy-Rastus, you all knows dat
you remind me Of dem dere flynn ma
chimes?
Rastus-No, Mandy; how's dat?
Mandy-Why, Decays youse no good
on earth.-Sun Dial.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-07-10
She Wanta Yarn.

Mary had little lamb,
But didn't give a darn;
Instead Of fleece as white as snow.
She wanted khaki yarn.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-07-10
WOMAN WORKS
IS HOURS A DAY
Marvellous Story of Woman.
Change from Weakness
to Strength by Taking
Druggists Advice.

Peru, Ind suffered from a A..
placement with backache and draggins,
d0un nat
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-07-10
Economics.

"Going fishingf"
Eyes"
Can you afford to take the time
or"
"Don't know yet. II catch a fish
twill take u great deal Off the market
BILL"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-07-10
Signs Of Sprjnu.

Signs OF spring.
what makes you so uneasy? /,
your conscience troubling your"
"NO, winter underwear"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-07-10

A mother hands her daughter a lot
OF advice she ought to have followed
herself, but didn't
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Philadelphia. Pa, Nnv . Eggs, higher.
nesroy hrsts and western extra firsts.
2oO0: nearpy current receipts and western
frst-. 70 80, fancy selected packed. 1la13
per dozen.
Live poultry. easier, fowls 32a}j;
slrIng chickens, 29a32 ducks, Pckln,
:}2a35. Indian runners, 2Sa30.
Hay, lower; timothy. No. ], large and
small bales, 81 0Oa33 90 a ton: No. ,, do,
30 OOa3l 90, No, 3 25,0Oa2600; clover
mixed hay. light mixed 30 00a3l.00; No.
/. Is O0a29 90; No. ,. % O0a26 90
Oats, steady; No ,, white, 19i2aS0;
No. ), 76I2.
Butter, steady; western creamery, ex-
ira, 81. nearby prints, fancy, 65a67
Corn. dull: No ,, yellow. as TO grade
and location. .55al 20
Cheese, firm New ork and Wisconsin,
full milk. 32a33 r.
Live poultry lover, fowls, not Leghorns
2Sa3O; do, Lcghorns, 29a30, spring
chickens. not Ilcghons, 2Ga2S, do. Leg
horns. 30a32,, roostcrS, 2ia25; ducks,
Pckin, 2ea3O; do, Indian Runners, 26a2a i;
turkeys. 34a}1
Dressed poultry firm fresh killed
fowls, fancy, 81 2a3s; do, smaller size,
1}a37; ROSTERS 2S ,; spring chickens,
western, 3Oa40; spring ducks. Long Island,
39a40
Tallow, firm; city prime, IN tierccs, 10,
special loose, 20; country, prime, 1871;
dark. I6 .al7: edible in ticrccs, u 2a22.
Potatoes, dnll; New Jersey No. ! per
basket, S5al 90; do, No. 2, 50a75.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
OPEN DAY NURSERY.

The epidemic han having ucen lifted,
the dav nursery for working mothers
and the kindergarten d the Batirs Hos
pitAI 1T 2ll Washington street have
been opened and children viii hc vel
coined there for care and instruction
This work is in charge of new teacher
Miss Ilouruov Of Charlotte, y C vii
i especially trained FOR tie work AIS
there are vacancies in the home md 4
few children undor three years Of age
can bc admitted
This hospital filed great need during
the epidemic when It was used Iy the
Peoples Settlement rs convalcecent
hospital for children and it j, nou cleaned
and ready for use AGAIN
The home for coicred children. which
viii bc under the same management rs
the Babes Hospital At 70n French street,
will bc opened as soon - director can
he obtained Donations ot furniture for
sitting room and fer bedrooms are desired
and can hc used 20 Great advantage
there Many coicrcd children we're Or
phaned iv the flu and II Is desired &c
open the home a. soon as possI lc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
$4,000 DEAD FROM FLU
IN PENNSYLVANIA
Half Million People in State Con
valcscing From Plague, Health
Board Estimates.

Harrisburg, Nov 9-Thc epidemic
influenza already has claimed more than
81 400 lives in Pennsylvania alone. The
State Department of Health declares
that unless proper precautions arc taken
by the thousands of patients now re-
covering, there will he . large addition
to the death list and many patients
who think they are on the road to re-
covcrv will suffer serious relapscs which
may rapidly develop into fatal cases OF
pneumonia.
In order that persons convalescing
from influenza may be properly advised
regarding the necessary care to be taken
until full recovery Is reached. Dr u.
Franklin Roycr. acting Commissioner
of Health, has issued the following state
mcnt
'Onc-half million Pennsvlvanians are
now convalcscing from influenza. All
Of them feel for period Of days or weeks
the weakness and depression 50 com
monty affecting the convalcsccnt Thou
sands of persons will have no physicians
during the period OF recovery, hence n
word of warning TO them
Prom two to four days after the
average person RECEIVERS from the fever
accompanying influenza getting up cau-
tintisly NAV bc allowed Getting up
and going about often leads 10 danger
Ous collapsc Of the heart because uf
its inability, due To weakness. 10 send
the blood hurrying to the remote cx-
trcmitics The heart muscle III most
persons has been seriously damaged
hv the poison Of influenza and the hcnrt
itself may suddenly date 10 a danger
Gus extent. leading 10 faInilng OF sink
ing spells 10 put undue strain through
exercise or work upon 4 heart IN such
condition MAY lead Is permanent dam
ago To The heart itself. Further, u per
son IN such Il stage of weakness or col
lapse very readily eickcns with pncu-
monn because uf defective lung circu-
iatlon and hundreds ot persons getting
up and gong about to soon have thus
brought additional pneumonia or heart
disease upon themselves
Take warming therefore Get up
gradually. stop short Of fatigue or on
the slightest sign of weakness Hcttcr
lav IN a other week rather than at-
tempt u q beyond the strength oi a
tagged heart
For the same reason It is inadvis-
ahlc 10 attempt muoving up ono S strength
bv ovcrstimuatIon Dissipation of any
sort especially alcoholic dissipation IS
dangerous for both heart. kidney and
hing IL thle stage of convalcscencc
Sitnplc. nourI~hIng food, taken to the
limit uf uncs digestive ability, rest.
and rest frequently il 7 reclining post
ton probabil offers thc best possible
hope for complete recovery without
permanent damage to vital organs.
Influenza conditions arc clcar'nh up
in the coal regions and emergency hos
pital~ arc hcing dlsmantled the De
partmcnt ot Health announced tonight
'Thc rcport of deaths for 2f hours was
So with total 81 81 ~ from lntiu-
cn1a and pneumonia SINCE Octotor I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, Nov 9 Charters were filed
here. Yesterday. as follows:
Buffalo New Method Moidng and
Metals Corporation, New York City,
molds and castings capital 81 900, 900.
New Method Molding and Metals Cor
poration New York City, molds and
metals 81 900. 600
Owen-Strangc Corporation, Brooklyn,
y s., real estate: Sl00O0O
Empire State Underwriters lhror-
poratcd Wilmington, Del, insurance
business. $lO0,0nO
solomon Run Coal Co, Johnstown, Pa;
$4,000
Simms Construction Co, Wilmington.
Del contracting business; S50,000
Chelsea Oil Development Co, Whining
ton, Del: $50 0O0,
Western Brokerage Co, Wilmington,
Del Investments $4,000
Increase in capital Of Alnalgamated
Metals, Chicago, Ill, from s25,000 to
$500 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
STOCKS OPEN STRONG;
SPECIALIZE MAKE GAINS
"Coalers" Shares Dominant Among
Railroads Advances; Oil
Lead Up Move.
NJ Associated Press TO E very Evening

Associated
New York, wall Street Nov. o
Speciatica and kindred stocks dominntes
bv professional interests were the e n
spic,Ious factors at the strong opening
of todays session, gaining | 70 2 points
Leaders i'll the movement included
Mexican Petroleum. Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker and Chandler Motors, Amer
ican Can and Wilson Packing
L s. Steel made n largc fractional
advance. part Of which Was lnncdlatcly
lost Coaers were most dominant among
rails. notably Reading and Baltimore and
Ohio General Motors. Tcxas Company
mud Peoples Gas were moderately heavy.
noroRs hsb corr Era Lad.
NooN Foreign news furnished TIA
bnsls for much Of the activity and inter
mittent strength shown by today's stock
market Iradlng concentrated tp an
unusunl degree III motors and coppor@,
although rails were active rs a group with
some II the lending equipments and sp'-
claltiee. which were firm 20 strong
Noteworthy exceptions 20 the higher
trend embraced Southern Pacific. Marine
pfd. Sumatra Tobacco and ulls Mexican
Petroleum showing marked hoaVmos7
The closing WIS steady
Sale+ approvlmatcd 10000 shares.
The bond market Was strong, French
Nlnnlcirals featuring tie international
group
Final prices on Liberty Bonds to-day
were. ! = % 9S. 1T cnr, - no tran-
sections md 8 no transactions. l4t
con iIfs 9S 70 2nd con I 4ii. 9S dns
.3rd 4, 9s 90 Ith -, $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
u. s. SEXES CHESTER TRACT.
Takes IS Acres of Historic Lcipcr Estate
For Homes Site.

Chester, Pa, Nov. 9.-The Govern
ment has commandcercd a large part OF
the John G. Lcipcr estate on Chester pike,
from Ridley Creek to Bullans lane, IN
Eddvstone, as a site for houses to ac-
commodate employees of the rifle plant
in Eddvstone Under the right of eminent
domain the Government has laid claim
TO Is acres.
The Emergency Fleet Corporation
also has laid claim to n 9O-ioot deep
frontage from the main gateway OF the
ancient Lcipcr mansion to what is gen
orally known rs Lciper Flats. This Will
include the main residence, barn, stables
and outbmldings.
The property will make an extensive
addition 10 sun village, which is also a
Government undertaking. II is under
stood that | 800 houses will he erected
on the reservation for munitlon workers
al the Remington rifc-making plant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
WORK OF WOMEN FARMERS.
Mrs ". h du Pont 10 Entertain Speakers
" ho Will Address Garden Club Nj mbcrs-

Women of Wilmington ami vicinity
u III have an opportunity 10 hear two most
interesting Sneakers on the work Of the
Nomrns Land Army of America, on
+. r-o., November II. NJ ) O'Clock. when
Dr. Ida H. Ogllvic and Miss itFlcn
Kennedy Stevens will address 4 mtctthG
at the home Of Mrs William y du iont
under the auspices 81 the Garden llo 81
" junngtnn
iDl Ogll>lc has conducted the very
SlIcc,.,~tul Women Land Army mt a.
Bedford, y ! for the pas, '~o summers
" hIrh h;t~ been con~idcr"'! j model tor
the hundreds of later units. which have
been ,rgainzcd I'LL over thr country and
which h;~ hcCn ot such nCalrulahie Nhi'Ir
in saving food crops. which on account 81
the scarcity III man Labor would have been
lost
Nlrs. du Pont cordially invites all those
whnart interested il hi~ work t. hr present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
HARD COAL DEALERS
EXPECT RISE SOON
Warning of Impending Famine by
Garfield Believed TO Presage Ad-
vance; Public to Pa.

Harl c1al dealers here are daily ex-
pecting notice from the Fuel Admnistra.
tion Of a sharp advance in the price OF
anthracitc This expectation Is based on
the warming sent out iy National Fuel
Administrator Garfield Thursday night
that unless the utmost economy IN the
use of coar is observed a severe famine
would result
IN advance in thc cost TO dealers would
hc passed along 10 the cusumcr ae-
cordirg to dealers here They say the re-
tail is governed by the price IN the cost
t. them plus certain fixed gross margin
of profit, 50 that the public would be the
sufferers from the rise.
1t i believed that all coal roclvcd thus
month will bear the higher prices. All
invoices being received with shipments
have the price ilank. awaiting wcrd from
Washington rs Ia what price to tlli
dealers. showing that the operators VII"
have a numocr of dollar n year men IN
the Fuel ADMINISTRATION Service knew
in advance of the threatened rise and have
been instructed not to hill except with
the price left blank.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
i,E.A THIS

BIDpl.E- In III. - on O@to.cr :. iai~
sylvester {. EtGdH. esd 80 ysar~
kciat - sn6 taisnd> also different o.
ian!z4f fiouS plu Wfi'-G he VA runntcicd
dIt uNifcd ~ atlsad tie ilnrral ~crt ices
a. I,9 lite ~isisfsVt. - tn.~ uut street
~ s>aflIrsiat '.tfnlnc November &. - ~
u.cttsk - ernlcul II iiaTialts tspei
thi - Sunda{
II.IEIts- In srandy wiz. hundred on
>oNempcr : 1919 Frederick \. Peters
90. u years
H. Ia ives and trends arc invited 10 attend
fl,t. funeral services Al ms late res depce.
penny Hili BRANDY wine hundred on Mon
t!ay aFternooE NorC.piper Z. at clock
intermrnt at NJ Salcrn cemetery
TAYLOR In Now Castle. Del. on Novem-
her q 1918. Edward " infant son or
Edward 4 and Carrie + Taylor. aged
ycat 6 days
ReiatiNts and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services at the residence of his
parents. Ninth and Washington streets.
New Castle on Monday afternoon No
xcmbcr n. al ] clock. In;ermcnt at
GleDc cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
TO GO TO FORT DU PONT.
Local Board No. / Calls Men to Report
at Noon Next Thursday.

Registrnnts Of Poard No. |, called te
report for service at II noon, ON Thursday
November Ia. are listed below. They will
entrain the next day for Fort du Pont
They are as follows:
Charles JOS Hngcinn n, 400 Van Ruren
Maurice T. Mills, Baltimore.
Ellis Russell Jones, 1926 Clayton.
Robert B. Mccullough. .Ir., 53 Ivy Rd
Walter G.. Miller, sl7 Monroe.
pernard G. Haywood, ITO West
William Edward kolb. lOl7 Tatnall
Arthur ] Walters, sos West 10th,
Nils A. Evcrts, 25l2 West
julius Peter De Rnrtolomeis, 1924
Pennsylvania avenue.
James G.. Holcomb. s23 w 9th
Charles II Rridgcr. sos Washingt ON
Euplio Andreattola, 700 Union.
I.oiiis II ]. Faivre. Jr., 725 W. 9th.
Warren " Lafferty 7l6 Delaware Ave
John l.. kuhns, 0l0 Orange.
Harry Griffin Smith, 1898 Shnllcross.
Walter T.. Miller, zoos Vest Sth
bartholomew &. Nlano, POI W. Sth.
Samuel l.. Chadwick, l6o6 West.
William II. Draney. t03 West Sth
Francis ". Friedef. III Winchester III
Anthony Peter Colombo, s0S Madison
Ewing Carver, 200 Madison
Alfred &. Thomas. $50 Van Enren
llovd ID Spicor. sol West Sth
Joseph John Dorsey, s02 Wcsi
Walter Preston Rutter. 1913 Del Ave.
John : Crlmlish, $40 W lith
Ira Lewis Emerson, lS06 Gllpin Ave.
Eugene Aloyains Crumllsf. i}f5N " 9th
Walter Z Allen. 622 Grant Ave.
harles Anthony Beusse. COG Ncst
Fdward Gam. 9l6 Wei sth
Charles Van Kirk. " 18th
Fletcher McIlartcr. i33S Orange
Charles + Mueller. i0s " 7th
Clarence \ Cook. Gil " est sth
Row e. Brinton. 500 Vest 9th
James ! DE Rosa. 6eS Tatnnll
Robert ] Walls. l0i7 Madison
Cyril Tins. 633 Baynrd Ave
Frank 7 johnson Ir sos Wrst 9Th
Matthew John Car6one lith 4 Scott
Ralph " Shvrry. 9lG West sth
Joseph II Real. Si0 Vet
James Michael knnc, 902 eu pent
Harold &, Hes 102 Nest
Iamcs Navier Walsh I5li Nest sixth
Nlnccnso popniti. 1913 Vest 10th
George r Jenkins Se6 West llth
Harvr, " CunciI. % Rockford Road
Frank \ Met Cracktn l223 Market
John Rcann Chambers. 100 PenDa
James itbltlfSbft W9 htHt I'll
John Henry Bctlfard, Si3 Orange
Edmund " Hickman. 1910 Scott
David 4 Costa. los Ncsi til
Isaac s Ilndernar. 1921 Shallernss.
Preston Il Richardson. 10 Winehes-
ter Place
david Pcrry Royis. il iii Lincoln
Steward fIton Ncill oil iatnall
Byron ] Crapcr. 100 Kirk avenue.
Paul Griffith. SOS Harrison
Jbama. II Mcpay. Ill Nest sth
Calvin penrusc Stldham. 20 Wash n
samuel Rcnncft. 1872 Shallcross we
Thomas John l}cgley IT, Laurel.
Thomas Palmsanl 2iih Nest stf
Lawrence i 1cfTcrls Ir 2603 " 10th
AITTR$ATFe
HARLAN Mclford Fisher 23l2 Willard
liner Thomas tmes. 60G Wes, lHh
William Il Johnson l22i lataall
IIarrl " Potter. sla Snpley
William NJ TuII 80 Adnlns
Cornelius 7 Dtuccn 1905 scott
Henry adams tilacser, l623 West 18th
William ] Black 1871 lowering Nvc
Clqrcncc G Bonsall I'll Iatnall.
Milton Edward Lang, l02l fathali
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
MEETING OF NERO CHANTS.
To be Held nj Hotel du Pont Next
Wednesday Evening.

The chairman Of the Mercantile See
non Of the Chamber Of Commerce has
called m exceedingly important meeting
III retail merchants to hr held N i'arlors
A& Il, Hotel du Pont, Wednesday evening
nest. November Is, NJ ) o'ciock " thus
meeting report will he presented by the
special merchants committee On h"uiH ~
opening and closing stores RNrrN mcrchahI
Il virtually concerned IN this question
and thClr attendance \ earnestly requested.
The meeting viii bC An open one ~ that
merchants are no mcmh'rS 81 INC
section are invited to hc present and
,Nprc~~ their views,
III order that al lines Of retail trade may
IT, represented az the meeting all are ~
hhcrty to invite amy retail mere ant
ID attend the meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
HOLDING SHUNkS FOR FUR.
Animals Trapped Earlier Kept Until Pclt
Ripen.

West Chester, Pa. Nov. 9. 9.-Irappeis
and hunters in this section arc capturing
many skunks and mrskrats IN box traps
and pent ing them until their pclts are
rcndv for market, when they will be killed.
The hides are of little value as yet, the
anmmals now shedding their summer
and putting ON their winter coats. II
trapped i'm the usual manner the hides
from the dead animals are worth but
little
Fox hides this season arc already selling
NJ from 81 upwards ard the rate to be
paid later is expected to he nearly double
that amount Because Of favorng the
fox hunters the trnppcrs usually pay
littlc attention 10 trapping the ANIMALS.
hut some are taken during the winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
SUBMARINES ALL GONE HOME.
Ir-Boat Pirates Reported 10 Have Quit
The Seas

New York. NOV 9 Steamers reach
ing port Yesterday report the transatlantic
track practically clear Of submarines
Convovs look after vessels for only a
short distance from port, and on ap-
proachinc thu North Atlantic coast
Wireless reports stated thar 70 SIT
mhIi d han cen seen rear tie United
states Tl erc m, several large steamers
bound from European ports 20 this
country overdue. and il is believed that
thcy were torpcdoed and sunk Some OF
the vessels are month overdue hese
slnkings probably occurred two or three
weeks ago.
Onc Of the missing vessels is an Ameri-
can tank steamer and 4 Spanish steamer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
ENTER THE SERVICE.
Ten Specialists went 10 Naval Recruiting
Station in Philadelphia To-day.

lhcic j. Ii relaxation n tht process )
e registration aud selection oi mon hN
the lur;ti boards
Ten mel. went 81 ti.r Naval recruiting
station III Philadelphia thus morning..
undcr hc tail tor voluntary induction
" Inch hae ten ,lay~ more a. rum They
art. cla>,cd Il, bollcruakcre and boatmcn
The bnilcrmakcr- are William \lro1,
J,>crl !. Tal"rou ~ki. 40 rad ! PajcroV-
~hi and Iamr- Earragcy from Board
VI. 5 Clarcucc Gross and 7 ] Portals
from Board ~. :
he boatDleu arc Ntiliam forrest
Boand No ), Alfrcd IL Dickinson and
Erik G. Dysander from Board n" :,
and William ]. McGarylc. Board No. l..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
FRENCH SALON STILL
ATTRACTS THE PUBLIC

Quite a number of pictures were sold
al the auction Of paintings At the French
Salon Yesterday afternoon and last even
ing. but there are still very many choice
ones remaining for the sale this afternoon
and tonight
NJ Jules Ra1zskowski The director IS
acting ~ auctlonccr and he makes II very
Interesting and humorous Tonight from
5 till 10 viii be the las opportunity for
purchasing any of these pictures, rs they
will bc removed from lhi- cit> 70 Boston
next week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
L. :. STEEL ORDERS INC REASING.
Untitled Tonnage Shows First Advance
This Year

By Associated Press q Every Evening
New York Nov Q nfiIcd orders
III thc : Steel Corporation IN Oct ~
hcr 81 were S.353 293 tons. according
u the corporation monthly statement
issued today This is an increase nf
-. SSS tons compared With the orders
on September 30
This is tic first increase during the
wear. tie untitled tonnage having dc-
creased steadily. month BY month,
elnCc January !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
SONG OF THE INFLUENZA.

; ad il my song;
Ny lot rue;
The world gone wrong
With Spanish Flu
AiH temper, lad;
I'm underIed
For ! have had
SIX days il bed
ache and ache
III every bone;
quail and quake,
/ growl and groan
I'm growing thin
With drugs and dread,
For I have been
six days IN bed
The doctors air
Fills me with fear;
lie prods me there; .
lie p0kes rae here
should be glad
To crack his head,
For | have had
SiA days in bed
All, nov ! grieve
TINS tale To tell
You may believe
Me it is well,
You needn't grin
At what We said.
l+cr ! nave been
~iz days il bed
Clinton >collard in y y Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
LAsTDAYFoR CONVERTING BONDS

Il! Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington. Nov 9 The time limit
for converting four per cent Liberty
Bonds into IA per cent bonds eX-
pires at midnight tonight, and it is
held officially there can be no extension
under the law but the treasury an
nouuced today that such bonds mailed
to Federal Reserve Banks before mid
nihgt tonight will be accepted for
conversion Envelopes must bear to-
DAYS pOStmark
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
Plan For. Corn Show

AT a meeting Of West BrandyWinc
Grange Thursday night plans were
made for holding corn show next month.
This grange has invited Pomona Grange
TO hold December meeting AZ Talleyyillc.
The women Of the grange will entertain
the men OF the order on November II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
Dudley Field Malone in Navy

New York. Nov . Dudley FioId
Malone. former CoIloctor of the Port has
been commissioned Lieutenant ~ the
| nitcd Sfatce Navy and assigned f. fhc
Navq Overseas Transportation Bureau
under Commander Charles Boone It
aas sald hc would take ~ his new work
sttoI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
STEAMBOAT LINES.
I~n.9-> 10 Philadelphia
and Chester
From Fourth st Wharf

FTnm FO0Ffh st WHaTf
schedule IN Effect Monday Oct -
s1If,lect 10 change fhOut notice
leave Wilmington for Philadelphia nd
Philadelphia for Wilmington. daily except
saturdays. AZ 500 ~ O'Clock PnJn
and II . n
an aafurlay< md sunday eave Wh
fnington AMI Phtladeiphta ~ ~ ~ 81
IA f8, #, and Z 90
WfLNilSG.TDN PENN SGRDyE ROT TE
schedule in Effect SUNDAY tpce -
daily tnCiudnk sunday
Leave Wilmington GfJ $50 10 ODa n
n O'clock moon. 200 100. SOD 800
10 M and 700 q n
Leave PeHn : srpNt' AZ Z ~ 3W. III 90
a n 90 400 % 90. 300, IL %
~ and y - . ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09
N SiE HORiAGI.

In memory 81 our mother Rcbccca Eph
raiIn who iii, d on year ago oda,
Dear mother how miss sou
Your PLACE can neti ~ filled
The form and Suirr we loved 50 wtH.
The hand Ut death ha> otiilcd
Her I.ON ing Children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-09

\, mn requiem month mind mass will
-. .-e.tet,ra'ed at = iauTS X G Church.
Monday mornire \oYemb"r II. al a
. . clock. :or IN repost = in -oG' OF Aire
Relatives and friends az invited