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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-21
Policeman Loses Collie.

Police Officer William j. Davidson,
residing at 1911 West Fourth street,
reports the loss Of 6-months-old collie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-21
BAKU BURNING, Is REPORT.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evenh
Amsterdam. Sept. ELK Iosions are
occurring jn the Caspian seaport "a
Raku in transit a,lcasia and the town Is
af;re according 10 4 Moscow telegram TO
the Russian embassy IN Berlin. when s
printed in the Norwserts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-21

British and aliied troops recently
evacuated Baku and the town Vas o.
cupied bv the Turks.
Evening journal., 1918-05-18
HAIG GIVES HIS
HORSE TO PRIVATE

BY Newspaper Enterprise Association)
LONDON, May is-During the Brit
ish retreat before the German drive on
the somme. a British private. foot-sore
and weary, struggled along a shell-torn
road toward the rear His force Of Will
was an tha, kept him from falling.
For se'er1i dsys he had been march
ing sns,ching few hours OF sleep
when the opportunity presented
Sir Douglas Haig, commander of the
British forces In France roie I'ast and
chanced 90 notice The tired sod er
Without a moments hesitation General
Haig dismounted insisted on the pri-
vate taking his horse and strode on
sfoot until he was supplied with neA
mount
+ The story vas told for thc FIRST lime
al a National Service meeting at New.
port by Corporal Spencer, who was
witness TO the incident.
Evening journal., 1918-05-18

Bad enough TO make that
discovery with a doll but
easier TO get over, perhaps,
than a drink of milk that
has spoiled in an unreliable
refrigerator.
THEN up one fight Of
Il stairs to inspect the
bathroom and see if it is
equipped for the Summer.
A shower-bath is right
in the necessities class. No
luxury about it-save the
luxurious feeling of that
delicious play of streams
Of fresh water on your
body. II saves a great deal
of water and saves a great
Evening journal., 1918-05-18

supplied with neither gas
nor electric current.
Just the same. it is not
doomed to insuEerable
heat. The Wanamaker oil
stove is as delightful as a
gas range. It's easily and
economically operated. II
is made of steel, in the
popular cabinet style, with
porcelain enameled burner
drums, il has an end and
top and bottom shelf and
a glass oil tank. Another
of its attractive features
is that it can be moved
easily to any part of the
house. the outer kitchen or
the back porch.
A three-burner oil stove.
with high shelf, costs
S23.25; 4burner, S29.75;
5-burner, S40.50.
To solve the Summer
baking problem comes the
portable oven. One can be
had for as little as 80. A
particularly fine one. fully
capable Of satisfying the
demands Of a large house
hold. measures 81 inches \
Is inches x is inches deep
(outside), is equipped with
Evening journal., 1918-05-18

Georges Dandln" 80
The frstrlcidsl war Of 1866 was nee
essary FOR the establishment OF the
German empire; why should recogni-
tion Of our world position be assured
to US without nghting our English cou-
SIM
AS regards Belgium and Holland
IL may be said openly that
such little states have lost any alb
solute right to exist. for today only
those states can assert a right 10 in
dependence can can secure 10 sword In
hand.
The monarchy Of the Hspsburgs viii
be friendly 10 Germany or 70 will cease
10 exist.
Dante Frymann, "wenn ich Kaiser
war 1879. pp. Isl. is2, i53. is7
/ Even coalition o. France and Rus
/ sia can be defeated by our forces alone,
/ II without hesitation and without
scruples We rise IN war 60 q greater
use Of violence
deutschland bel Bebinn des zwanzis-
stem Jshrhunderts' 1900. p. 2i2.
Schemes OF World Empire.
It would be the beginning o. a
Word empire, our first empire of the
sort. II 20 East Africa, CAMERON and
Southeast Africa we should add Angels
and the Belgian and French Congo
In the way Of this World empire stand
Portugal. France and England. PortU-
Esl and France will be the mourners
ENGLAND will not be able 20 hinder it
This Will not he accomplished today
nor tomorrow; but a day Will come
when Europe will settle her accounts
On that day the reservists % Mines
will go on strike. II the Sons o. tho
German heroes of Metz and ~ sedan
attack them In rainy weather. m that
day the English channel Will be paved
with French submarines of the sue.
cessful Pluviose type, II the German
dreadnoughts lombard the Frencl
ports of the North sea.
our fathers have LEFT u.
much tn do IN compensation. The Ger
man nation holds a position among ia'
/ European powers that permits 10 al
once 10 reach IFS goal by a single
rapid rush. AZ the present time tn
!, German nation finds itself in a position
similar 10 that of Prussia at the he
ginning OF the reign % Frederick thl
Great. He raised his country 20 th'
rank ~ A great European power 70 81
Germany's task today 70 pass from th
position Of an European power 10 tha
OF a World power
The German people must take posses
sion Of Central Africa, from the mout
OF the Orange river TO Lake Tchad. an
from the CAMERON Mountains TO th
Evening journal., 1918-05-18
Make the House Serene and Cool
And Happiness viii Come After
There's the Making of Happy Summer
In the HOuSefurnishings Store at WGnGn'Gters

Fourth Floor and meet
that cooker.
It's here-the best arti-
Gle of its kind that's made,
or it wouldn't be here-a
freless cooker that gets
100 per cent efficiency out
of the food and saves so
per cent of the fuel; an
emancipation of hard-work-
ing womankind. and a bene-
factor to frail human di-
geston. Comes with sin
gle, double and triple COM
partments. Notable fea-
lures include vapor-proof
seal top which locks down.
absolutely preventing the
escape of heat. and an au-
Evening journal., 1918-05-18
GO TO THE PIG. THOU HOG!

BY the United Press.
ST. PAUL. MINI May is.-Resl pigs
enjoy cafeteria service.
Prof r C. Ashby. animal husoandry
division. University farm. has proved
the efficiency OF the cafeteria plan OF
pig feeding. he says Prof. Ashby is
finishing some OF his FIRST cafeteria fed
pigs. and ilnds they gained weight fas-
ter and al less cost than handled pigs
The pigs select their own food in an
orderly manner, refrain from o1owdlng
in ahead Of their turns. do not squeal
about what they get. and up 20 date
no cafeteria pis has been seen eating
with his knife
Evening journal., 1918-05-18
If You Fight the Fly
Fight Him Right

"Tve lrtle fios in nv ehambsr
! have killed one. aud noto there
0rf fkrce.
~Fhres tsils fies crarhng ouer
haps Killed t'so aud Ho,s thers
arc four
'Four Effls f,es o. the ,sau.
7 hdrr killed fhrss. aud rotr
there ors frs
Five hftls fser. but thst- fate
seor III r..
! have hillsd fo-fr. Bur noo
there ors ctr.
"giz isffle fies 20 torniert ne
have stf-icen
have killed FIRE aud notc there
0rf Egrea
@sereu iitfls fies buErinD eayiU
Z hoSs kiiied NJ ard nor there
Uc eight.
aEsohf Httls fsss. az srupatisrt
I haze killed eepen. ard Hou
there ere niae.'
A case where multiplied
ton IS vexa6on." But there's
no need for il.
Screen the house httingly
and screen h early. Fitting
s ly means with screens that
81.
Rusty old screens with
hospitsble holes in them
don't worry the fly, nor even
new ones. provided they
leave nice cracks between
sash and frame.
But lie does hate you 20 60
into Wanamaker's 70 place
your screen orders, because
then the screens will be just
right. II everybody did that.
ell the Summer resorts for
flies would be closed.
For prices, sizes and styles
of window aid door screens.
see Column 4 Of this sdver.
tiEement.
And while he doesn't care
how much warm.Westher en-
ergy you put into killing him.
provided you don't really ter
inmate his existence, he
Knows when you get after
him with one Of these 10
cent flexible wire gauze or
fan-shaped wire -bristle swat
ters, that he's going 10 be
killed dead.
Seems as II st that rate
there ought 20 he one in ev-
cry room IN every house
Teach the fiy wha.s swat
CFonrth Fioor, CentraD
Evening journal., 1918-05-18

glass door sliding tray.
Price $3.50.
ITO bring the Summer
4 kitchen 70 its height
of coolness, comfort and
efficiency. however. a fire.
less cooker Is invaluable.
"Ihaven't one and I have
never even seen one" said
an upstate woman the
other day, in that firm,
self-satisfed tone which
implied that she never in
tended to see one while
able to defend herself. But
the other woman she was
talking to came back at
uer quick as lightning
There. how do you ever
break away from the
kitchen? or get your
moneys worth of food
value from your neat ard
your vegetables? or Pc
vent tts gsR con- rsry
from gTovFi-.s g,ci Al JcyS
expeasei"
TIE VOlnsn vfo iP "scsr
to ccrT -*.er., 5sgt 7l7'ls :
Ike 10 see TIE .eoc,I5- .-s-
car coNSipos he-, = ..av1t-
eo 70 Wa cC1 E.ovC=fc1.
risiinas Stcre III n 2
Evening journal., 1918-05-18
OUT OF THEIR OWN MOUTHS!

Utterances of German Rulers, SLatesnen Ssvan Pub,
Journalist Poets Business Men, Party Leaders, and
Soldiers, Edited by Mmroe Smith, L. D, Professor
of Jrnisprudence Columbia University and Published by
D. Appleton and Company, Of New York and Lcndon-
Permission to Lay Before Evening Journal Readers These
cornpled and Copyrighted Evidences Of a DaEnnaAe
German Policy of Long Standing Was Obtained for Us
by Former Judge George Gray Who Thinks They Should
Be Read DiEesed and Remembered By Every American.
Evening journal., 1918-05-18

It's also easy for as to
do your screening for you.
Just drop a card stating di-
mensions. and we will esti-
mate. free of charge, on
cost of made-to-measure
screens for all of your doors
and windows.
Prices on ready-made
window screens and screen
doors are:
Screen doors Of black
wire. of that close weave
so discouraging to mos
quitoes. sl.90 to S4.75. All
save the S1.90 grade have
4-inch frame, allowing Of
a cut-down if the door re-
quires il.
Extra fine door, strong solid
oak frame, copper wiyc. lower
panels reinforced for strength
ny metal fretwork, Si2 70 $3.50.
Al standard sizes. from 2
fsst s inches \ 6 feet s inches
&c 3 feet X Z feet.
willow screens. centre ex-
ters.cn, sSc 70 sl20, spring
eri, i5c 20 Sl.t5; ell-metal
s-sssLs, soc 10 SIS.
Evening journal., 1918-05-18

mouth OF the River Rovuna. They must
take possession of Asia Minor; Of the
Malaysn Archipelago 10 southeastern
Asia and finally o. the southern half
OF South America Only then will Ger
many possess a colonial empire that
will correspond IN her actual power.
A policy 90 sentiment Is folly. En-
husissm for humanity is idiocy. Char
ty should begin among ones rom
patriots Politics is business. Right
and wrong are notions needed IN civil
life only.
The German people is always right,
because 70 is the German people and
because it numbers s7.00OO0O Our
fathers have left uS much to do.
Otto Richard Won Tdnnenbers, Gross
deutschland DE Aufgabe des swanzig-
stem Jahrhunderts 1914, pp. si9 s2o
e3e. s3i
Evening journal., 1918-05-18
Like Caesars
Wife

a refrigerator must be above
eusricion.
The slightest doubt Of the
efficiency Of your old reirig-
orator or ice box makes che
purchaso Of = new. sanitary
and perfect one simply a
measure Of safety first
When you come here 70
look at refrigerators, ask to
see
The NeLc AtherHlOs
AH-SteeI Refrigerator
Wourth Fieor. Centrnn
Evening journal., 1918-05-18
GARDEN PATRIOT IS 70
' u TnIled press

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON, May is.-'l am a vet
eran Of the civil war and want your
free garden primer so 7 can plant 2
few rounds Of sharp shooter peas 70
shoot az that butchers carcass" That
is the way .. NJ. Wilson OF. 39i North
T1Nenty-hrst street. Salem. Ore writes
N the national war garden commission
TODAY 81 have three grandsons In this
war. Nj Wilson's letter continues.
and In Dixie ! left one brother. one
uncle. and twelve cousins under the
sod Will he - on June 81 al 40 a. m
and , am still a dead shot
Evening journal., 1918-05-18

deal of time. Prices $40
Sl2, S15 and S24.
Four in one showers,
$3.50 to SIS. Can be at
tached to any tub, to re-
main without interfering
with the regular flow OF
water. An overhead show
er for $40 has a curtain
and tubing ready for at
tachment to the bathtub
faucet. Hand shower
sprayers, 65c to So, nick
eled head. red or white
rubber tubing.
A ND, of course, the
L n whole house is going
to be screened from cellar
to garret with good,
sound, well fitting wire
screens to keep out flies
and mosquitoes.
Some careful fol k s
screen even the ireplaces.
We don't know about key
holes.
It's easy to do your own
screening. Rustless gall
vanized iron wire screen
ing Of the best quality, and
copper wire screening with
the biggest percentage of
copper per foot that is
Manufactured anywhere
can be bought by the foot
in the Housefuruishings
Store, likewise the screen
frames that come in nat,
ural or stained wood IL
sets, 36x86 inches up tc
the size for doors or Ions
windows. 36xS4 inches
capable of being cut down
10 any smaller size. Price
SOC to zoe a set.
Evening journal., 1918-05-18


Summers tapping at our
door and means to stay for
three months at least.
And now TO get the
house ready for her.
Good Summer house
keeping requires no small
preparation. The health
Of the whole household
may be affected by a hole
in q screen door, and its
happiness hinge on
ether an ice-cream
freezer is bought or not.
Thanks, Bobby. for the
unstinted applause. We
counted on II. Maybe
Mother will bring you in
with her to Wanamaker's
and let you help her pick
out the freezer.
If she will let rs help her
pick il out, our suggestion
will be the Wanamaker
Freezer. Prices: 2-ouarts,
S2.70; 3-quarts, S3.25; 4
quarts, $3.50.
We don't think this the
best freezer because of the
name it bears, but on the
contrary, we gave our
name TO it because we be-
lieve il 10 be the best in
the world. The metal con-
tainer is non-rustable. the
wooden tub is free from
knots. which means no
splitting or separating.
And, bark, Bobby! il
makes more ice cream, and
makes It smoother and bet
ter. from a given quantity
of ingredients. than other
freezers. Two special fea-
lures are the whip on the
dasher, made like an egg
beater. which revolves 5
times while the dasher goes
round once, and the little
,up on the top of the dasher
which prevents the salt
from slipping into the
cream when the dasher is
removed.
That will interest Bob
by, too.
Fly wheels for freezers
to reduce the labor ot
churning (which may in
terest Bobby most of all)
81 to 1886.
THE happiness of thu
Il housek eeper il
mighty important, too. Z
may depend on whether ol
not there is a good ga!
range in the kitchen. II
her temper doesn't depend
on IL. she's an angel.
A Wanamaker gas range
is the foundation of a COO
kitchen, and a cool kitchen
is the foundation of a com
Portable home. z a c h
range sold here is con-
structed 10 meet our spe-
cihc requirements-made
and lined TO hold and re-
tain the heat and to con-
sumo the least possible
quantity of gas.
This is as true Of our
modest three burner gas
range, costing only S21.50
as Of the handsome white
enamel c binet range
costing S125, spacious Rno
equipped with all the new
est and most wonderful
devices and conveniences.
For the average house
hold we recommend th'
Wanamaker cabinet range
price s42.5O. A splen
didly compact gas range
measuring only "a inches
over all. finished in refined
iron, with a permanent
luster.
Think of that: a bright
shiny black store. and no
q drop Of bIGekiHg TO b,
usedl
You just rub it up Will
a soft polishing cloth, a.
you do the piano or tn
buffet. This efficient little
range houses a generou
oven, 16x1sxl2 in ch 2
deep. and a broiler witt
convenient drop doors
which serve as q frst-ail
shelf on which you cal
turn out the bread. T.
stove has a five-burner tor
with a galvanized dro,
pan. below which
another spacious comparl
ment that serves the pdi
| pose of a warming cioset.
II NJ. .-..... l..rn
Evening journal., 1918-05-18

pink the appetite improves and feels full Of
snap-pep"- of tired before the day half
The eyes take user and the body feels that nge
which gets cold bath you want to try this
10 the Surgical Institute in Buff
alo Y obtain trial package This goth century Iron
tonic do good Druggists sell ronc for Soc
Evening journal., 1918-05-18
Summer Thoughts

tomato valve in the cover
takes off the surplus
steam. One compartment,
$3.50; two compartments.
S35 and s36; three COM
partments, $3.50 an d
S46.5O.
Cooking with this stove.
you will do more than
merely have time to go off
TO play. You'll establish
a record for mothers
cooking" which il will be
hard for a daughter-in-law
TO beat.
(Unless she has one her
self.)
A good idea. A freless
cooker for a wedding-pres-
ent to the June bridel
A Nd hour about that
"A HeD refrigerator?
If you need IL at all, you
need nothing so much.
And you need il ROLr. Neat
is too high, ice too high, to
run the risk Of WastiHg
either Of these costly corn
modities, to say nothing Of
the family health, lChict
your refrigerator holds in
the hOIIoIc of its chambers.
A refrigerator should be a
"trustg," q food preserU-
0tor and an ice cO7serUd.
tor. not n mere PGS6iCf
cOnt0ineT.
Get one that really re
fridges."
Coming here, EoU'Ce the
advantage Of the largest
gathering together of the
most trustworthy refriqer-
dtors, in a big range Of
styles and sizes.
There's the new all-steel
Athermos. W h c h, with
reasonable care. should
last more than a lifetime.
Exterior paneled and fin
ished in pure white baked
on enamel. and interior
enamel lined, except for
the ice-chamber, which is
Of galvanized iron, with
removable walls and floor,
30 that the refrigerator
can be cleaned thoroughly
from above as well as be-
low.
Between the walls Of
sheet steel (Which are riv-
eted and scanned TO insure
water tightness) is a
heavy insulation not only
of matted fax fibre. which
scientific tests have proven
20 be absolutely heat-re-
sisting, but also Of heavy
waterproofed paper to
prevent sweating. Prices
SAS to $40. Athermos ics
chests, SO.
The White Mountain IS
another frst-Quality re-
frigerator. Enamel lipsi
s17.z5 to S96. Lined viii
quarr.ed stone, $40 e
$500.
O-rer good makes. in
cluGing the Seeger (wi"e
sypt.on system Of circuls.
t,orl. $3.50 to $500, srd
tze 5day, S27 to $3.50.
IEu ,erv refrigerators c.
ce.vzr'zs5 iron, with s7ac'
c. G...1K-g wate-. sac
t. te.s0. Wa'ls packed y -
Int4s-s, Voc.
We uieot,on +i.s beesNs,
sosts aG.s4--y -sf-izsrsSoS'
Scs tscSsa win sswCl1t
Evening journal., 1918-05-18
IRON MEN Of HISTORY.

Cromwell was said TO rule with an
iron hand. His "roundheads" were
no more heroes, nor braTer men than
are our boys today lighting in
France for country and freedom.
Men with dsuntless spirits-men OF
red blood. courage, energy, vim and
vigor are needed every day. behind
the lines as well as behind the guns.
You need iron in the blood Every
healthy man or woman should have
about as much iron in his or her body
as there is in an ordinary tenpenny"
nail. To gain this iron, the best way
is to take an iron tonic called Iron
tic" a combination of iron in its most
soluble form. discovered by DR.. Pierce
and experimental with by his physic-
ians at the Surgical Institute in Buf-
falo. "Iron-tc" is a form of iron read
fly taken up by the blood, the blood
cells get round, rich-red in color. the
Evening journal., 1918-05-18

II u must come 10 plcdch WIN
tFrancel We win defy fate and secure
far ourselves all Of the advantages Of
the attack. Moral right Is on our side.
The victorious German peo-
pie will be entitled 70 demand that the
French menace shall cease nnally and
forever. That means; France must be
crushed. Few indeed will be
the Germans who will not regret the
overthrow Of the French nation; but
they will be able 10 do little more than
say compassionately "Tu las voulu.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-12
The coming of cold and Indictment

Inc coming OF cOid ana Indictment
weather, bringing colds and bronchit
Is in its wake, will also cause the
disease to reappear in some places
But ii will not recur in its virulent
form for some years, perhaps, be.
cause 1t has practically exhausted
the number of its potential victims
The public should remember that
influenza is always with us, al
though not In thd form of an cpl
demic. In 1916, 10000 deaths were at,
tributed to it in this country.
There Is practically nothing that
can be done to prevent its spread,
unless 1t be to build an exceptional
ly high Chinese wall around the
places where it exists. The Public
Health Service experts are continu-
ing their study of the disease and ex-
perimenting on vaccines and serums
but nothing has yet been found in
the way of preventive. The same
rules of precaution that were fol.
lowed during the epidemic should
be followed in places where the dis.
case recurs."
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-12
MINE HOST GREEN
OF DAYTON HOTEL
FOR WENTWORTH
Horton House Manager Finds
Famous Family Tonic a Roy
al Health Giver.

''For ten years have been in such
nervous condition that would not
sleep to exceed four hours any night.
This was putting me in bad physical
condition and / was weak and run
down. My stomach in very bad con-
dition and impaired digestion. Every
afternoon at about three o'clock not
saliva would run out of my mouth
for five to ten minutes. Gas formed
in ny stomach which | think caused
this. have not had recurrence of
this trouble or sleeplessness from the
very first dose of Wentworth, Eat
we'll. sleep good, no stomach or di-
gestion trouble and no longer ner-
vous. | recommend it to all in a
nervous condition.
."F. II. GREEN,
Manager of the Horton House, 22S0
S. Main St, Dayton
E. C. Shepherd sells Wentworth in
Martinsburg. Your dollar back If this
famous family tonic does not benefit
you
lNeighborhood Agents: Miller's
Pharmacy, Charles Town; Robert
Gibson, Shepherdstown. IL 13
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-12
LIEUT.. L|CkLIDER
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED

Mr.. G. E. Penn received a letter
from First Lieutenant John Licklid
er, son of Mrs. Catherine Licklider
OF North Queen street. 1t was writ
ten on the END of October and stat
ed that Lieutenant Licklider was
Just leaving the hospital where he
had been undergoing treatment for
a slight wound in the right foot. He
expected to return to the front in a
week or two. Lieutenant Licklider
is the boy who put Martinsburg on
the map by receiving the distinguish.
ed service cross for bravery.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-12
REP. WOODWARD ILL
GOES TO FLORIDA

Congressman Harry c. woodward
accompanied by Mrs. woodward, left
Washington for Miami, Fla, Mon.
day. The former has been i'll for FIVE
weeks, first with influenza, and fol-
lowed by neutritis of the right arm.
His physicians prescribed the trip
after failing to give him any relief
from pain, in the hope that stay
in milder climate may effect a
cure, as it did two years ago when
he suffered a similar attack.