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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
j. s. UKDEMOCRATIC
SAYS MRS. GAIT
Tells Audience That U. S. Put
Democracy Into the War, but
We Balk on it Ourselves.

Whatever else happened in the war,
the women have made good, they have
earned their colorS' out Of the war
democracy Is rising triumphant Our
own country took democracy into the
war. vet II Is the only one that hcsItates
We have not reached complete democracy
because some mon don't know what
democracy means They dont know
we've been growing new democracy Of
ali the people, Tins was the keynote of
the address, almost two hours IL length
made by Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait.
president OF the National Educational
Association. who spoke al the close OF
the tventv-second annual convention 81
the State Association At the New Cen
t,rrv Club last night Mrs. Albert
Robin. president. presided, and intro
duoed Mrs. Gait after opening remarks
had been made BY Mayor Lawson. and
the invocation by Rev Bell, wear Or Old
Swedes. The mayor spoke briefly of the
spread of equal suffrage, now attracting
the attention Of the whotc world lie
did not say hat he either is for or againsf
suffrage. On the stage with the speakers
and the presiding officer were George b.
Miller, Dean Robinson Of the Women S
College, Mrs. J F. Ball, Miss Agne,
Downey. Miss deNou, Mrs A. d Warner
and Miss Ella johnson
Mrs. Cats subject was THE Coming
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
Red Cross
Calendar
Headquarters. Old Town Hall.

Headquarters. Old Town Hall
900 m 70 100 p n, evrry wook day
except Saturday.
9 90 n m To / 2 noon Saturday
20 r. m, Monday. Wednesday and
Thursday.
MONDAY.
800 a m,
Westminster Church.
Queen Theatre Ballroom.
200 o. IN.
Second Baptist Church
6-3O p. m.
St ElIzabeth's Church
30 .. m
Queen Theatre Ballroom.
Grace Church House
TUESDAY.
800 a. m
Trinity Church
1000 a. m.
Central Church
St stephen Church
Queen Theatre Ballroom
West Church
Red Cross, Fifth ard Center.
St. tlzabeths $ Church
7.30 p. M
bethany Baptist Church.
Irmline Academy
business Womcn's Leaglla
Queen Theatre Ballroom
Grace Church House.
WEDNESDAY.
$50 a. m.
Westminster Church.
1000 a. m
s. Pulls NJ f. { hurch.
Queen Theatre Ballroom
100 D. N
husbands and Wives Night, Fifth Wsxd
Center
Husbands and Wives Night, Emmanuel
THURSDAY.
800 a. m
Friends Meeting House, Tenth and Hay
rison streets.
St. Eli6abeth's 5 Church
1000 a. m.
Queen Theatre Ballroom.
Hanover Church.
Emmanuel Church.
FIRST Presbyterian Church.
st. John's Church.
Brandywine NJ. 4. Church.
Harrison Street Church
ST. Andrews Church.
st. Puts NJ + hurch
30 p. m
Fifth Ward Center
80 p. n.
Bethany Baptist Church.
Business Women's League Queen Theatre
FRIDAY.
900 a. m.
Westminster Church
Friends Meeting Houss. Fourth and
West streets
Grace Church House,
1000 d m
Queen Theatre Ballroom.
100 D. m.
second Baptist Church
$50 p. m.
st. Ellzabeth's Church.
7.30 p. rs.
Unitarian Church.
lrsuhne Academy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
THOUGHTS INSPIRED nv THY
APPEAL. OF GERMAN WOMEN

Ta ha Editor 1f he sun -r a
nnttce ertain German Rnrnen asve
asked Mrs Wilsnn and Miss Jane Adams
tntntercede r. The matter If fcod supplies
f1r GERMANY
= aatcad that mt did thesc frer,
man women ever send any message anoni
the hungry BelEians m -erntans?
81. don 2 remember aRv.
r. Did they ever xpress 8nv -agTet
fir what their armies we're doing N th0se
Unfortunate aountnrs
don recall hat. they did
H an oU imagine any woman III the
allied nations. ar of Anerca- assang AZ
sstaGne III Germany Fl the present r0n.
dlti4n7 rpre reversed
A Ay IMAGINATION will not stTe-ct
that sr
B What aucat we 70 10 about itf
A Ae a0Gid rIppiy Germany p1tE
food after we aave provided for Bel
r4n ind erbia and Poland and North
crn reure nd italy md ourselves
Don't pu a.ak -0
Ees -i course, and we might I'D.
1ig he'll HtR o0al IN he same -arns
Albert RlEeiow Paine
8roBx-ac. November 1J-New Y0rs
sun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30

Help the Red Cross by registering Tor
the Nursing Survey
Note the distinction il Is rccistra-
tion, not enrolment
Registration means simply having
your name on record You are under no
obligation 70 serve
This IS a nationwide movement to
have names. addresses and status Of
nurses at hand IN case of emergency, such
rs the recent cpldcmic The REGISTRATION
includes graduate nurses. pupil nurses.
,inpradtated nurses tat sly months
training, trained attendants practical
nurses, nurses aids, and those who gained
practical experience IN tho hospitals dur
Ing the recent Cpldemic
This Is i naton-w WIDE movement. and
one of the most admirable that has ever
been planned hv the Red ross l'cmcm
her during the campugn ttr poster
The Greatest Mother ~ thu World
Does tins Registrations ~ nurses 9N IN"
Red Cross not hrlug 70 mInd hrs all
protective characteristic 81 this grcat
institution Il Is a muhil2tion oi the
names and address ot nurvrs, 50 that
they may 10 called quickly INTO service
IN time Of need II IS ono of the lessons
learned during the recent epidemic Il Is
urged that every one capable ct nursing
register, 80 that the nursing resources Of
tho country and the individual may hc
known. and IT Is bong emphasized very
strongly that the registration "t the
name and address implies NJ obligation.
In tins state one thousand question
mares have bon l~-ucf over ono hlli ~
them in Wilmington. and they AZ" tor
nurses of all ktutls aul degrees q tIi out
and send II - promptly ~ possible $"
that they maN he filled IT the ICED ross
Teaching Center. o13 Delaware avenue.
The appeal sent ont with qucstionualrcs
follows
The Red Cross Il making survey u all
the nursing resources IN the country
Because ot Your recent nursing cX-
nerience during the cpldctnlc, you are
asked to carefully read over the enclosed
fluestionnaIrc and answer the questions
on page one. also those under the heading
Of practical nurse. section t on last page,
and return immediately ~ the enclosed
envelope TO
Mrs Joseph Bancroft.
Chairman of the Committee fCr tho sur
wy OF NurMag Resources III Delaware
The nursing SGIt committee ioI
pe3swnre includes Mrs. bancroft, Miss
kAzAnetf trrifIfrs II. ~ 1911 iAjsi New
Castle, Ms G. r. Hope, Il. y of Dover.
for Kent; Miss r. ~ BovseT of Milford
for S,lsscx. and Miss Q. X kIrkhv. I. ~
of Wilmington.
WHAT 1T WILL DO
Tins great protective measure en the
mart of the Red Cross has hccn carefully
planned t. produce very definite and
valuable results, listed as follows
/. 1t Will supply complete lists -
graduate nurses who are not registered rs
well as those who are registered Al
graduate nurses, whether registered or
not. are eligible for enrolment is Red
Cruss nurses.
:. II will furnish complete iniorma
ton about All classes Of semi trained nurs-
II who can he employed 10 perform many
OF the duties now performed n graduate
nurses IN the care OF the c1vIE." popula-
tIon. A few Of these duties are ~ follows
Ia Minor ailments IN the home ottcU
require only such knowledge as readily
comes within the training and experience
OF semi-trained nurses.
(b) Graduate nurses permanently en-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30

Democracy and she led up to II bv re
viewing tho war work Of women IN the
allied countries and III the central powers,
an then proceeded on the suffrage attI-
tude that the nltcd States IS not dem
ocratlc. because there is not woman
suffrage in every state. 'If America Is
not to lose the war in the end, If the sacrI-
fee Is no; 70 bc III vain, II democracy IS To
remain triumphant she exclaimed we
must 1,in our own home war for denOc-
racy. Wc must be consistent and give the
vote 10 women IN order 10 serve IN the
new and perhaps greater battle that hes
ahead let us not forget our country
took democracy into the war. II ~ up
I'd US TO make good our own political faith
Let us throw ON the scrap heap every
little American kalserlet along with the
European variety.
Mrs Gait spoke Of President Wilson
and Llovd George as the two greatest
Democrats 0lslng the word fundamental
III the world has ever known, and she
upbcld President Wilson for trying TO
nut across the federal amendment In
Congress. and Lloyd George for being
successful with equal suffrage IN England
She pictured the ten little nations In
MitteleurOpa, who want to be defnocraclcs
sending COMMISSIONS here to learn how.
Are We equal to the test?" she asked,
and suggested they might find states
where men have gwen up self-govcrn-
nent and allowed kaiserlets to govern
for them, or other instances of cities,
or wards or precincts "Our democracy
II not entirely cured,' She exclaimed. "of
the ttnng that has been wrong with Ger
many ADJ the tunnel Every man who
votes As hc's told helps kaiscrlcts Every
woman who wants men to vote for her
hcipa haIserlcts
in interesting part Of Mrs. Cats
ta u Was 4 description of suffrage meet
ing il Germany Shc WAS told not to
mention tho Kaiser, German laws Of
history Or milltarlsm Mrs Gait didn t
but another speaker unluckily touched
upon one of the ycrboten' subjects
Instantly, the policeman who had taken
notes and th" one who sat with his billy
poised, arosc The meeting was over
Everybody filed out because they knew
the policeman with the billy would put
hem ont if they didn't That said
Mrs Catt, j. tree speech III Germany. :"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
UNFoRBIDDEN SWEETS.

Sugar stlu continues ia NJ oBe 81 he
things we must save Tie Three pounds (.
month per person allowance gives all one
needs for ordinary purposes hut nrccluJcs
the use OF sugar for cakes desserts.
sauces etc. Many housewlv, ID nut under
stand hoR To use the unfamlh = sweecealng
to advantage MoiasseS or syrup cannot
be used in metal utensils without acquiring
the .tlnny' TASTE objected 70 hy cooks.
Therefore cook the apple sauce n aa
enameled ware saucepan which Is i'm
pervious TO the action Of the acid gf he
fruit until amolst done Them add thc
molaSSes or syrup and star brishly unut
removed from the ere Treated n hls
way. adding always at ne last 81 ne
cooking. these sugar substitute, viii be
found much better than they are some
times gwen the credit for being
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
ISSIONARY MEETING.

Miss Gertrude Schultz, field secretary
Of the Foreign Presbyterial Socety,
will address meeting IN West Church,
Friday afternoon Of next week at 5 0 clock
The keynote Of the meeting Will be
Line Up for the jubilee
That evening, there viii he meeting
in Central Church, arranged for young
people Miss Schultz will bc glad to
meet y. 2. leaders in conference at the
close Of the meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
7. ". c. A. NOTES.

MISS Mary NJ. Parker Will have Bioia
class under The auspices Of the N
c. A.. which vii meet or the first am,
IN First Presbyterian Church next Friday
evening st 745 clock The public :
invited
The Woman ; Club of Gordon Heights
has gwen the Y " boarding home -
jars Of canned fruit, and dozen slasses
Of Jelly, gift that IS very much Apprc-
ciated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
CAN YOU SEE THIS

Tie beet that beat the beet that beat The
other beet Is now beaten by beet that
beats aIl beets 4 bit confusing ism {
it, Ii YOU can't make head or tail of it,
try il with the stops in, thus
The beet, that beat the beet, that beat
the other beet, is now beaten by beet
that beats all beets
That's better, isn't it
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
NEW CENTURY CLUB.

The program for the current events
class FOR Tuesday, prepared by the
chairman for December, Mrs Ralph
Shaw, follows
Current Events, Mrs George r
Brown
Gift Books for Children, Miss McClevc
General Defense Work Miss Eckman
Food Conservation Mrs. 4 ID Warner
Miss Janet Richards will speak at the
clubhouse next Wednesday evening on
public Questions This will bc the
only lecture she VIII give ot the club
this season Non-rnemhcrs will lie ad-
mitted on payment Of so cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
blhan RicF,ery hae returned fro
EVERY MORNING
Little rystal ~ Thought for Every Day
IN the week.

1 Little rystal ~ Thought for Every Day
~ the Week
SUNDAY.
Wouldst cad happy life
n Others happiness imparE,
The happiness That W i.eStow
Returns To dwell within NE heart
MONDAY.
It's generally the noopie who haven t
much n boast ~ themselves who arc The
kerncet crTticg If others
wuRzDAY.
God rnetes not n,it orr life IN one iong ienctH
But N tenderer and > w1ser Uay
Have aith. and take thy bread, Thy cross,
Thy strength.
Day by day
"WEDNESDAY.
Eerv lew n us realize nov many If be
ahadows hat cross nur path are caused
by standing b our owH dgnt
THURsDAY.
The inner -ade ii ayery rioud
Is bright and shining.
therefore turn my clouds about
And always wear mem nsiae ouJ
To snow the LiHlnS
FRIDAY.
Most of Il, IS soon Is anything goes
wrong. look round for someone on whom
20 lay he blame It's q silly hing TO 10.
SATURDAY..
Never finch. never dsre
Turn aside,
Hard w7l! prove not 81 nard
When you ye tined.
Practice makes hardest work
Easy play,
And where er there a vii
There generally a way
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
BENEFIT AFFAIRS.

December d Annual doll sale Of Junior
Board of Homeopathic Hospital Sale OF
dolls, fancy articles arts ana crafts things,
and conservation foods All dsv Luncheon
will bc served from II 81 % 80 al noon.
The Auxiliary Board will have a dance
IN the parlors in the afternoon.
December 10 Rumnagc sale al 22i
" r. VI 5. Of Harrison Street Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
Mostly About People

( SEW fork nv. p hrrr 7hc 7ae prnpnIlus
q Ic1d ihn women ~ 81 Jp'ug parsf
~ ~ nerlal program that hHs irsu o.
ont f1r AdY"ni v,ek
Iol,n Hrraturst 1as here tram aar
, IRE rpai oler fhe l8 Weekend. 9srinp
~ and Mr trrdsrel Brnrhur
Mise Kathcrne Ting - Phila9Gthe
I7 lenn2 dre trdrer 1anhDr
Mrs rrsrll1 Taylor sr.@ Gnrret'
to.d Will rntJn 1tl'or ~ Crra.l
ur anI urt Tl~oaq " Trau7s r.
arn .nn2 oorgratlto'c1 N TN l7rth ~ 3
7on W~ip,-daY yrmng
NJ ard ur gduio Coi5iur. Nv
Caragu Gr'aing arj H,ea Nskei Z
GoHiag ai. ufuru pu Monday fr.-n
ioF'n2h' etay % t'iut~ City
w qol ur- wiBi.ro p,,or, osHarrrr
. Tn ar- 'f"n| r. ,he 7 hank eEigipg ssnH~r
WITH ~ end Hu 3 II P,olr
The u-rrlr. 81 ff f'eI r7s-v,g ar5
n ilanr1i iern1N sar aol~4nn-
red n tra Hsfas tr, 's'z rar~nt-
Ar and N- fHsE trnar s' -vayth
more. m tcrlay f'rrrror ~ 3o
asl"~F Fr u"r-ia2o war gDde- thr
.arn of -'hunre Monthly Tesfiry r.
rrrde arr tr e--sfr- vr-~ NJ mn
hIra asr.r- irt --te Fd91r D-lrryail
end ff tre .YnrrelI Ntr- tuts
tlgcr ra fvor pairne- attrrd~4
th~ a-t ,t at e-rDrt.'- ires rrrr NV
5- arntt-r ar'rr is,,v-v
'r uid ~ rp. Nr trd H-
(ravo- y ~ -..id az fi1 laci.-~0 fr-s+
faa '. E- esvrr tbe I'm ,f Nir
rd Nr Ierfrsar NJ irevrr wt1 at.
so.dct tt -ilirr sro " /. ~or- sy.t.
h 1a Fariar ~rt III h~ Pc'hirb~-r
trrl o~ortior
Nis7 Foborin Tr'l 1rrr ir,-n ri. ~
-vfon H -erdtnV fa~ y~ok snd
wsn hr Richsvd Reeeo
tf-z r. u Kegtcr. n n V--v yo~k
Ctv las returned home liter zDendinp
ltanksUvrg here rifh her mother Mr.
IA, .ianc7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CURRENT EVENTS CLASS

The Current Events class Of the Wash
ington Heights Century Club Will meet
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home Of Mr. W J. Iackcy. 4O8 West
Twenty-thud street The program will
include the program for women's or
ganization day of Food Conservation
Week, and the following numbers
Red Cross Work, Miss Emily r. Bis
sell
Work IN Conservation, Mrs. George
Cornell
A Literary Pot Pourr, Mrs. J +.
Fuller.
Currents Events Glass, Mrs. Ellwood
Davis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
W. f. Nj. 5. QUARTERLY.

The w. T. NJ. S. Quarterly will be held
at Nit Salem Nj T. Church, Thursday
next, all day, beginning at 10 clock in
the morning. with box luncheon IT noon.
The speaker will be Mrs Cyrus d
Toss Of Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
CENTRAL W. NJ. ;.

In Mountain and Mines" viii he tho
principal subject discussed at the month
IN meeting Of the Woman's Missionary
Society Of Central Presbyterian Church,
Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
This viii be the third chapter Of the
mission study The Path Of Labor In
addition, the question Of 'MormonIsm'
and "MosIem Lands" will also be taken
up Mrs. G. L Swayne will act as chair
man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
THE SWEETS or VICTORY

I rcu mher. | remember
n aignr bowl ihat TODD
Upon tho table always Gllrd
So ~ could iakr who would
| never gave q Thought II
thai plent. 1ue zwrrlprae White,
I,ut naW ! nis II cvrrl day
Md dream If II bY nrehtf
I remember, remcmbor
The topthsnnc layer rbo
With fragrant icing on tbo fsp
Ghai melted like d HaEc,
TIN Iarklmg lunps : fard r drop
WITHIN my coffeo emp,
Tho apoonffll4 stre.red ~ ~srretla
And rctcr counted up'
I remember. / rcmofn er
! hc epoklea crumbs ecef
fhe iuerIoue rrlIiar pudding pr7
Hh.eveu1ad. eoup~fe
! uotsr know rue ije-lrge 'hep
Eut uoS. = trIumpi goh
Carved 4p be Arch nf Vlc'urg.
III hall tle Sugar Bowl
Tins .ers bourIy and Groojy b'flo
rhyme W. written ~ Nlse fua'2 =
HaeoIl for Iifo. and appeared d he s~lo
~ %1Yemtor Il Il ,gpc ai tuder mr.
pen uamr Pn ~lla leonard, bIt her
fuoryls acrr ou ard rnev rF9 had
written L
Cbpae v Brzh. uho hqe een vta
tiored >tlan'n, ca a7 az-.staut !"
& rctarY i0r ~ uthr4etorn
Ilv lor b - te trauaf, rrod - RictranuA
w Hc and Mrs Rneh ~ ~ hero
! he # January Iir Rueh tn r
Ntato ndurtria =rcr .arY t.-
md vl hava eurcr.anr 81 thr
wof} -hgn rd@. ni mI's farfnrr
ctc
r. oa Il. Weav. revcs 81 Iur-dag
for Cttr ~ III fot5tr n an n~w position
AZ j president FL tir H3i.aan & Fl
and Mrs Vcnvrr Will amaiu here lrte
i aftsr hrietrnas ME- iui'q Robinson
of >eapnrt News, VII now s'nvtrQ
afh nrr
Frc & 2. NiF1cr Fnrofords ~ at At
1ntfr nv for Ten dave ir.tug Mrs
Uear II Rnmford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
WOnen's
Organizations
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK:
MONDAY.

tABfsNDAR toR ! Tie VEIN.
MONDAY.
2.O0p. m.
Scott " II NJ. s
I, Il. II Womcns War Relief
80 p. m.
Ladies' Aid Society, North Baptist Church.
300 p. M.
Womans Alliance, Unitarian Church.
W + NJ $ ~ raul's Church
Pastors AID society. Hanover Church
$40 p. m.
Washington Heights Century Club, Cur
rent Events Class
7.i5 p. III.
Grace Home Mission Circle.
500 p. IN.
Caroline TatnnlI Tent, - of v du Font
Post Room
Westminster Guild. First Presbyterian
Church
Business Girls Club, Y W G. A
TUESDAY.
1910 "A. m.
Now Century Club, Current Events lass
30 p. IN.
Womcus Auxiliary, ST Johns Parish
House
400 y. m.
.Woman's Missionary Society Central
t'hurch
Mite Secretly. Grace Church
IIIllc~ " G. T. Il
3.45 p. m.
King lIcralds Harrison street Church
500 r. m
Ladies Arl Soclctv, bethany BaptIst
Church
" II Nj s.. Union Church
Now Cas,lc County Graded s $ Union
Wilmington y L Il
900 p. m.
S,vcrhronk Y L =
WEDNESDAY.
2.30 y. IN.
Mothers Ncct,ng, Rockford kindergarten
Woman Club kcntmoro kindergarten
THURSDAY.
1000 a. IN.
W L Nj = QUARTERLY Mt Salon ChuTch
200 p. ~.
Ladies Aid Society. Iastlakc Prcshy-
tcrian Church
Woman Missionary Cirrlc North Bap
tist Church
Wcsterfcld Union W G T. Z
300 p. IN.
Womau's Auxiliary. - Andrew Church.
500 .. m.
Artcrs W G, r T.
$50 p. M.
Mite society, | mon Church
FRIDAY.
II 90 a. M.
Womans Missionary Society, Grace
Church
3.i5 p. m.
Junior League, Harrison Street Church
Junior G. p. Second baptist Church
Junior g. r., Central Church
Junior G r., EaHlakc Presbyterian
Church
JUNIOR G II, Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church
7.30 p. IN.
Girls Friendly, 81 Andrew s and ST Bar
nabas, Marshalton
500 p. M.
+ and : Hospital AUXILIARY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30
The Nurse Power of
The United States

SURVEY of of the Being Made by
the Red That Their Names and Addresses May
be Instantly Available in Time of Need-Regist ration
Does Not Include Any Obligation for Servce-Asked
TO Fill Out Questionnares Quickly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30

Living up to wartime munition in
comes, without q thrift stamp saved, j
bringing the inevitable consequences
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30

Mrs trariii1 Iaylrr er.1 Gnrret
IrviaT ar pepdug tho rtaps -giy.Yg
boe1 witt rankin Jt9irr 40 r,rn,N
tI2fr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30

Nr and Nr Tluoaq " Harris r.
arr bong lcrgrltutatc1 IN TN lrrth ~ 4
son. Wcdp, iaY rvrmng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30

Mise Kathcrne Tug nl PhIad, 't,hg
I7 seHluv Tre tndre~ s aanl1r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30

Mr ard Mr. g(lvin Gol5iur. Nv
tnraigu Nolalrg ar1 Eigs Wsfel r
GoHiHg ail ufu-, ~ Monday fr-n
foF'ulph' atay ~ t'i'rts~ City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30

Wilhelm the SWattcd is in bed with a
Severe chill 1t started at his feet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30

John ir-ahurt 1as here 'fpu : Hnr
Edorpod oltr fie la weekend nsrinp
~ atd Nr trtisreL Runrhuv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30

Hr aoI Nr7 Wirisra P,,,lr - TFnryr,r
f1u ar- yruIpg ,hr Thank egjvipg s,.-Se
~ 'it srj TB ~ P,s1lr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-30

Sew fork ifv. y hrrr ehc ~ rgrpllns
fa lcpd The woinrp ~ s. Jo'ug Iarist
~ th' nerlai program that has iesu cot
ont fIr Adv"nt vrek
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-05
Red Cross Money
Drives Separate
From Other Funds

Contributions 70 community war
chests and war funds which includes
funds for the American Red Cross IS
discouraged in a communication re-
ceIyed this morning by the state coun-
cil OF defense from the national ooun-
oil Of defense.
The Red Gross will make is appeal
for funds at Christmas time, and il q
the wish Of the officials OF the organ
ita'ion that lis campaign be conducted
entirely independent OF all other cam.
psigns for war work funds.
Where contributions arc vade to
community war chest, and other gen.
eral war relief work funds, il is asked
that due publicity be given to the fact
that no portion OF the money IS in.
tended for the Red Cross, which will
conduc, is own separate apd distincl
campaign for money.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-05
NEGRO SEVENTY YEARS
OLD TO WED GIRL OF 27

It is not a regular day Tor issuing
marriage licenses, and Jim Beatty, court
clerk, is supposed 10 have his office
closed, but TO keep Dan Cupid from
drawing a blank after a heavy run for
licenses yesterday, one license OF more
than passing interest was issued this
morning
Abraham Daniels negro. 70 year, old.
crept up to the license clerk this morn
ing and obtained a license 10 marry
Katherine Brown, u years old
DO you think you can support herr"
he was asked
'Yas, sir We have decided 70 sup
port ourselves" he replied.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-05
KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY, NO. Nov B.-HOGs.
receipts 1900 70 lJc lower, Bulk
l25qlsoo. heavy tls1Saisl5, lights
TIE receipts 20 900, Including 200 south.
arms steady TO l5o lower. Prime fed
steers tl7 750u19.l6. dressed beef steers
N3 0Dd ~ 70, southern steers I1009i300. .
cows 81 26gll.5O; heifers t1OoGi2O0i
stockers t70OulibO calves t7.0Oni325.
SHEEP: receipts 10000. 10 10 e5o lower
l@mbs 'i2.Ooaig5o. ysarlin1 'ioSog
$50, stockers 5000 1850.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-05
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Nov. 5-HOGs Receipts,
10000. strong TO lOc higher; butchers,
ilg.C5al7o 90: choice pigs. Ni.76Ui5.5O
CATTLE: Receipts, 22,OOO: steady; choice
beef cattle 50 5Ohl175: common and
medium. 80 J0al5.JO. butcher cows and
heiters, SG25aiA00; Gamers. Ij7JdG2b.
choice stockers, NOVoql250 common
and medium. t72jal0 90; choice veal
calves, bS75Gl6Jo SHEEP: Receipts.
30, 900, steady 10 lower