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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-23
PRICE OF COPPER TO
REMAIN AS AT. PRESENT

Washington, Jan. 22.-On recon-
mendation of the war industries
board. President Wilson today ex-
tended until next June 1 the price of
% 1-2 cents pound for copper as
fixed September 81.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-23
.CH|CAGO PEOPLE
MAY RESIDE HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Edw L. Horlick of
Chicago, are here to spend the win
ter with his brother, r. F. Horlick,
and if conditions prove as favorable
as they look in Pensacola, they will
make this city their future home. On
leaving Chicago the mercury was
holding at three below zero. and
upon their arrival here found wealth
er much more enjoyable.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-23

Hear the Hon. J. =. Rutherford, of
New York City, at High School Audi
torium, Thursday evening, 1850 p. m.
Subject: "Are We at the End of the
World"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-23
To Prevent The Grip

Colds cause Grip-LAXATIVE BRO
MO QUININE Tablets remove the
cause There is only one "Bromo Qui-
nine" E. w. GROVES signature on
l,ox 30c-AdV.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-23
THE MARKETS
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

New Orleans, Jan. 22.-Cotton
closed barely steady at decline of
Sc TO GO points.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-23

The Quinine That Does Not Affect
Colds cause Grip-LAXATIVE BRO
MO QUININE Tablets remove the
cause. There is only one "Bromo
Quinine." E. w. GROVES sigma
tllre on hox 30c-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-23
COTTONsEED OIL MARKET

New York, Jan. 22.-The cotton
seed oil market closed quiet. Spot
20.35; January, March and May 20.30
No sales.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-23
NAVAL STORES
PENSACOLA MARKET.

The spirit market was steady at A
cents with no sales.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-23

Receipts, Casks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
GRAIN MEN TO MEET.
Food Administrators Experts TO
Discuss Cereal Conditions at
Baltimore Session.

Efforts are being made Ivy the Federal
Food Administration to bring the milling
and grain departments of the AdmInis..
tration closer together, To tins end
there will be Il meeting IN baltimore
tomorrow of all tho Federal Food Admln-
istrators with their milling assistants from
the Eastern States.
Delaware will he represented mt the
meeting by Colonel George W Sparks,
treasurer of the Lea Milling Company,
who Is one of the best equipped men IN
the State in the milling business.
The meeting IT IS expected VIII result
in closer cooperation and more strict
enforcement and regulation of the manu-
facturc and sale Of all kinds of flour.
cereal and feed In fact from the time
the grain leaves the farmer until II reaches
tho consumer.
Tomorrow nj Washington, the hotel
men of the country will meet Tor the
PURPOSE of considering additional plans
and measures for conserving food IN hotels,
restaurants and public eating places.
Ernest $. Taitc manager of the Hotel du
Pont will represent Delaware at the meet
ing. he being the man who was appointed
tn supervise this section for the Food
Administration S liotelmcn's Association
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
PARTISAN POLITICS
RIFE IN CONGRESS
Renewal of the Contest IS Looked
for. Especially on the
Overman BIZ.
By AsSori.tcd Press to Every Evening

by Assoristed Press TO Every Evening
Washington, March p The Senate
met, today. with prospects Of . con
tinuation OF yesterdays S political debate,
which developed INTO the greatest par
tisan breach IN Congress, since the country
entered tho war.
The debate. which followed "A speech by
Senator Jones. Republican, Of " ashlng-
ton, attacking the Shipping Board and
President Wilson s attitude toward Con
gr,sS. turned on the Wisconsin senatorial
election
Senator Williams Of NilSsissIppI, Demo
crat, accused the Republicans Of playing
politics in behalf of Representative Len
root. Republican candidate for the Senate
in Wisconsin Senator Smoot Of Utah.
answering for the Republicans, delivered
a speech he had prepared fer to-day and
charged President Wilson with using his
office for partisan purposes. Senator
Smoot called attention 10 tho letter the
President had written. urging support on
a loyalty platform of Joseph + j vies,
Democratic candidate for the 50 pnsin
Senatorshlp.
Renewal of the debate was looked for in
some quarters, but efforts to quiet the
situation are known to have been made.
Il is regarded as certain. however, that the
discussion will break out when the Over
man bill, to give the President wide
powers to reorganIzc government war
agencies. Is taken up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
CANNING OUTLOOK.
Meeting of Tri- State Packers Held
al Hotel du pont Hero
Today.

About 200 members d the l1i1~tafc
Packer Association met at the liotel
du FONT today. for the purpose - dis
clszing he recent action o( Amy and
Navy officials for The regulations 81 the
canning business Luncheon was served
ia tho grill room. the boiy going into
executive session immediatcl, following
The session Is expected to closc late this
4itcrnonn
Onc of tho first things 10 happen,
following the lunchcop IN tho grill reon
was tho reading ~ encouraging Associated
Press news from The war IN EUROPE.
which brought cheers aud resulted IN
Reimbursement ul the PATRIOTIC decorations
IN tbs room
Whether anything definite will he
done at the mccung relative Ia prices
could NOT bc predicted at the time of
gong to press hut u was said that nothing
under $40 ton for tomatoes would be
considered As matter Of fact. some Of
tho down II, lawarc farmers while de
clinIng to contract IN advance have enter
I'd INTO . gentleman $ agreement with
canurrs to supply tho latter at rates rang
ING allthc way from So to $50 a ton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
DEMONSTRATION
FOR L|BERT' LOAN
At M|OOLtTOWN n
All of St. Georges Hundred to
Join in Event Next
Week.
STARTS WITH AUTO PARADE

Middleton A. 35 the chief centre of
population ia Nt Georges hundred Will do
itself proud on SATURDAY. of next week IN
behalf OF the Liberty Loan campaign,
during which that section Of the state
proposes giving a good account oi itself
Starting at o'clock in the afternoon.
there will he an automobile parade which
will visit all of the towns III the hundred.
and IN the evening following its rrturn -
the place of beginning, there will hc
mass meeting at the theatre in Middle
town. with addresses by prominent mon
and women. who viii explain the slgnlti-
cance of the Liberty Loan and the neccs-
Eitv for everybody buying as many ot tho
bonds rs IS possible.
The most encouraging reports from all
over the CITY and county were received
today at tho Liberty Loan headquarters,
here, which shows that tho rural sections,
as we'll as the city. arc fully awake 10 the
Importance of the loan and the obligation
evcNhody has IN the matter
Appoqunimink hundred folk will hold q
mass meeting at Townsend on Saturday Of
next week at which thc principal speaker
will be former Congressman franklin
Brocksou
An organization meeting viii bc hoIi IA
Bfandvwjnc hundred at Nj Pheasant
schooIhougc. pcNt SATURDAY evening a 8
O'Clock
Liberty Loan workers gathered at
Newark IN largo numbers Yesterday after
noon Charles y Evans presided over the
meeting at which tho features oi tho cam
paign wcrc discussed and plans mapped
out for aggressive work Following the
meeting the announcement was made that
Newark and White Clay Creek hundred
will not be found wanting ~ thor support
Of the government IN this and All other
matters
An enthusiastic meeting was held at
New Castle last night hy 4 Rae du Bcll,
secretary Of the New Castle county com
mttee. At which he made cloar and force
ful explanation of the campaign and the
lofty purpose for which II Is hclng con
ductcd New Castle hundred IS thor
oughly organized and the workers are
enthusiasts Tho slogan there Is "A bond
for every man and a man for every bond =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
REPUBLICANS HINT
At SEN. BARNARD
FOR G0VERNORSH|P
Boosted for Nomination Following
Stand Against Admin, Jtration
Defence Bill.
FRACTIONAL LINES TIGHT
Special Dispatch To Every Evening
SrArr HousE. DOVER, March


Having stood out alone, in the Senate
yesterday afternoon, against the state
Council of Defense bill which. however,
passed that house bv n vote of - to |,
President Pro Tenn barnard, il was said
today. had thereby fastened his grip on
tho next Republican nomination for
governor of Delaware. If the "lndependcnt
faction Of the party can control tho
primaries
There has been very strong evidence
in the Senate. not only at the regular
session last winter, but all through
the present special session, as we'll, oi a
continuance Of the factional fight ~ the
Republican party. or. rathcr, deter
minatiun on the part oi the lndc-
pendenta' TO compel tho regulars to com =
into their camp. if possible
When the original Defense Council bill
came into the Legislature II was no eecre
that il was proposed hy Governor Town
send and was based on q program sub
mttcd hv the government At W ashingtnn,
As this hill was fought IN the Senate,
after II had passed the House almost
unanimously the governor made Il PLAIN
that hc would not object to reasonable
amendments. Just So bill was passed
that would comply with the request Of
tho government Therefore. i was
thought that after II had been submitted
Nv the committee of conference. of which
Senator Barnard was chairman al
evidence of party or factlonal lines would
disappear, but Mr. BARNARD. who has
been the strongest independent here
for some time. Indicated hv his vote
that he was atill ~ fighting mood
His stand appears - hay" m'eh'llv
pleased the Independents outside the
Legislature, for they were quite iuhilant
todav and n once began grooming the
senator rs their candidate for the next
grlhernatorIal nomination
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
EXPECT COUNTER ATTACK.

Washington, March 3S.-Iate reports
that Anglo-French defence s stIfouing
before the German advance on the west
crn front led American military observers
to believe that an Allied counter stroke
might get under way at any moment
All depends, officers said, on the forUrs
the Allies have been able 20 muster IN
reserve. There is every indication tliat
both the British and French have been
using reinforccments sparngly ~ heir
efforts 20. stem the German advance.
meanwhile conserving their man power
TO the day just ahead.
Although no official report has reached
the War Department nf The 7artlCipa-
ton Of American troops other than cn-
glnecr units, the view here Is that Amcrl-
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
ODESSA RFCAPTIIREn

rotrograd Wednesday, March
Official dispatches published eonhrfn the
report thai gdeaaa has heen recapfnred hy
tho Holshevik troops
Odessa first was bomharded NV cruisers
which earne from Spbastopol
There was desperate fighting inr hFoe
DAYS IN thr y4clnttv af Sehastotol bet wren
the BoRhevikl and Austrot erman de
tachnents
The latest war bulletins report Austro-
Germans to he within So miles of ekat-
erinoslav. a commercial and industrial
town about 80 mlee northeast of Odessa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
INTFNSED At GERMANS.

Moscow R,Iss,a March 26 An Amer
can who escaped from Nlnsk two DAYS
alter the Germans ocrupiod The cliv has
rcaehesi Moscow and reports The local
reputation there nuch nccnse,l against
the invaders
Polish troops wha asalsted ne Germans
N capturing NInsk he saws. we're amazed
and dlsglI7trd shcn. two laws after the
occupation. the Germans seized their
arnorcd motor cars and announced that
the t,ermans tlonc would police he ritv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
RILHELM REJOICE
Recover Steel Cables.

The du Pont Powder Company has
succeeded in recovering several steel
cables which were broken in the ice Jam
in the Delaware River several weeks ago,
and they are now on the eompanv's
land, near Market street bridge The
cables were about two inches in diameter
and were used in supplying light and
power current for Carney's Point. They
were broken OF at Il point where they
descend from the Pigeon Point wharf into
the water
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
FIGHTS EXTRADITION.
Man Accused of Forgery Seeks Freedom
Through Habeas Corpus.

Judge Rice. IN Superior Court this
morning, heard hahcaS corpus proceedings
Of Thomas c. Henry who Is resisting
extradition to New York State on d chargt,
of forgery After tho hearing Of argument
in the matter, decision was reserved
until 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Henry was held in Municipal Court for
the New York authorities. and imIncdi-
atelv, through hi- attorney, James Saule-
bury. instituted habeas corpus proceedings
Mr.. Salisbury appeared for Henry and
Deputy Attorney General p. Warren
Grerp for the State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
MERCHANTS ORGANIZE.
Body Plans 10 Make Loans TO Members
Ia Aid Business

Wilmington Merchant Association.
which was recently incorporated al Dover.
organized TUESDAY night al it, offices
at l02 West Tenth street, this city
Barnet Bccrman, Joseph Cohen Abra-
ham Newbcrry. John Ncwbcrr, and Sam
uel Miller were elected directors Barnet
Beerman was elected president John
Ncwberry. vicc-presidcnt Abraham New
berry, secretary and Joseph Cohen,
Treasurer
The purpose OF this organization is To
make loans 10 its stockholders It is
also authorized TO make loans to others
on the plan oF t he Industrial Savings Loan
Association and the Penn plan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
FINE FLAG DISPLAY.
Fine Demonstration at Emmanuel Church
Next Sunday

The rrossarm on the 45-loot fagpolc
in front Of Emmanuel Church on the
Highlands, has been enlarged to accom-
Inodaic flags Of the allies, as well rs the
churcb's service flag. and they will be
flown from it on Sunday The service
flag contains IL stars
A fine new American flag has also been
obtained for the masthead. IL IS 10xl5
feet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
EMBARGO MODIFIED.
Relative TO Less Than Carload Lots for
Local 7. Z. r Division.

Embargo No 0l. which had been laid
by the Pennsylvania railroad on all
freight destined to and via the Southern
Grand Division formerly the r., B. & ".
railroad) has been modified TO permit the
acceptance of less than carload freight
This will be a great convenience for
shIppcrs of small freight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
FEROCIOUS FIGHTING.

Paris, March 2S. Blocked on the
Lassigny and Noyon fronts and on the
left bank Of the Oise, the Germans last
night threw forward important forces IN
the region of Montdidicr, the War
Office announced today ucrc the fight
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
ACCIDENT CASES.

The following accident cases were
treated at the Delaware Hospital, today;
Hamilton Jones, hand bruised: NJ. j.
Lundy. thumb bruised; Walter Tubbs,
boils on neck, Joseph Herbert, finger
lacerated Stanley Massoko, lacerated
scalp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
Substantial Gifts for Poor.

Instead of distributing Easter eggs to
poor children this season, the Volunteers
OF America will give shoes, stockings and
clothing This charity was made possible
by the gifts Of many business people Of
this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
PASTOR CALLED.
First Unitarian Church Extends
Invitation to Rev. w. a.
Vrooman.

Rev. William A Nrooman oi Brooklyn
N. V. has been called 10 the pastorate oi
tho Unitarian Church of this city.
Mr.. Nruoman has had large and sue
ccssful experience in church work else
where and is scholarly man, an eloquent
preacher and puhlic-sprited citizen.
He will begin his ministry here on
Easter Sunday. and his sermon subject
will be Easter on the Battle Fields ol
France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
TURKS ANNIHILATED
Entire Force in Hit Area Captured or
DESTROYED by British.
siafed Press To Every Evening

BY Assoelated Press % ENery ENthluB
London, March 2S.-The entire Turk
ish force In the HIT area, in Mesopotamia,
has been captured or destroyed by the
British, the War Office announces.
Three thousand prisoners were taken.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
Amuscn~nts Tonight

Play no OuSc--T The Kaiser. the bt1St -
Berlin
tsarrick ~ aldCN iilC
Queen -- Amariiy Of & iDt hesiuC Alley
NajCstiC-''rhe Daughter ot he tods.
Victoria The Learniu Of Jim Benton"
savoy ~ Breakers AhcAd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
GERMAN OFFICIALS
EXPRESS GREAT JOY
Won HertlIng Sends Greeting to
Hindenburg and the Emperor
ChortlcS.
p1 Associated Press 10 Every Evemnp

( PN Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Amsterdam. Holland March 2a
Chancellor Won Hcrtling has telegrsphed
ia llcld Marshal von HIndenburg. OK
prcs,ing sincere admiration for the splcn-
did deeds of our army. and saying he
found lively satisfaction because OF the
decorations conferred upon tho field
marshal and General von Ludendorii by
the Emperor,
The cntIrc German nation, the mes
sage added, "rojoiccs with me. 1t looks
with Wcl-founded confidence TO your ex-
cellcncv. knowing that If Won lilndcnbuTg
and Won Ludcndorif lead, victory IS .
necessity
Replying, Field Marshal Won linden
burg telcgraphcd
Il express my deep thanks 10 your ex-
cellencv for the friendly words regarding
the victory over the British army Every
man is filed with the consciousness that
the future of the beloved Fatherland is at
stake
"The army viii not relax until, with
Gods help, It has won for the home land
the good victory which 1t needs as the
foundation for . future based upon .
strong German peace.
WILHELM REJoICEs.
The deeds performed BY the army in
the last few days are worthy to rank with
the most brilliant fcats of the war, SAWS
message sent by Emperor William 70 the
vice-prcsldent Of tho Rcichstag. I'VE have
grieyously shaken Englands army by
Gods help We are advancing daily, not
withstanding tenacious resistance The
number Of prisoners IS great, the booty
in war materials immeasurablc
May the German people, and especial
Is their chosen representatives, derive
confidence anew from the greatness of
these achievements, that the German
sword will win us peace"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
ALLlEs HOLDING VIII.

News received from the right wing is
that the Allies are holding well. This
refers to the southern sector where the
French have been falling back
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
MORE NO MANS LAND.

British Army headquarters lu France.
March Is Near Beaumont Hamcl the
enemy attacked heavily Severe fighting
followed.
This morning il appeared that The
village virtually WIS No Mans Land,
with the contending lines drawn close
on either side.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
Weather Forecast.

By Associated Press "a Every Evening
washington. March Is Wca hor roroyast
for Delaware.
Fair tonight and Friday Hitt change "a
temperature. moderate north ard mort hcasl
wind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
DISSATISFACTION
WITH PEACE TERMS
IS RIFE IN RUSSIA
Central Rada Passes q Vote Of
Want of Confidence III Ukranian
Government.
ODESSA is RECAPTURED
nv assoCia ted Press 20 Hvery z Evening
Moscow. Russia, March y

MOSCOW tADESlAs AiHifW -
The situation IN the Ukraine presents
ono of thc most intricate questions arisinR
frun the cessation of war ~ the oaet
Dissatisfaction with the poacc terms 's
widespread among the peasants and work
rnen, and ia being aggravated by f'crtnan
requieitions Of grain. SUGAR and Other
products
Tho Central Rada he chief legislative
body of lirka'ne, passed \ vote oF want ot
eeniidence in the .krainian gpSrnnont
after the signing Of the peace treaty hc
high handed treatment 0f lkrain'ans
by fhc Germans leading 70 conflict W'th
the German commnndant AT itlev. re-
suited ~ the resignation of NJ Petlura. a
member of the government and eventually
inaY lead 70 an open break
information from authoritative lrain-
ian aourcea gives the impression that the
Rada Is seeking 70 couc 10 terms with the
polehevik government ou the hasls of 2
federated alliance with the Russian
republic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
Observation-Disclosures |
FRIDAY.
No wheat bread for supper.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
nA.Krrs nAvF sntr rvrfnfer

Financial operators. especially thos,.
interested IN improving the prices ot hank
stocks. undoubtedly have encouraged
reports of German control q FffroErad
and other citce rs such occupation would
rnean rcetoration of private hanks and
would boom the etocke If s'ich institutions.
'rheec isg,ice. ae wrl as other local 7ccuri
fire. now arn greatly depressed
rRGFs cTrl1E@s RI FrsHT
Noscow citizens must take q rife ~
The hand and hammer ~ the other
submit 10 tho most strict discipline and
work lG hours dav # hey hope fo conhat
the menace threatening thorl. declared
N Foslvoiety, assistant minister of war,
~ an address advocating tie immediate
creation of a regular army
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-25

AMSTERDAM, Sept. 25-Weird out
bursts Of religious mania are reported
from many parts of the German en-
pire.
The commander of the 10Th army
corps at Leipzig has found 1t neces-
sary to prohibit meetings of a sect
known as the Little Flock" which
originated at Meerane. Its head poses
as the Messiah and pronounces sen
fences" from his Judgment seat, y
from which he separates the sheep
from the goats
The new Messiah" has achieved
some measure Of popularity by his at
lacks on the established clergy on the
ground that they draw stipends, which
he says, the apostle, Paul never did ;
neither does he, himself The Little
Flock craze, it seems, has spread to
such an extent in Saxony, especially
among impressionable young people.
that the authorities have had to inter
fere.
Many extreme pan-Germans have
given way to heathenish mysticism.
They openly propagate a revival of the
pagan worship of the ancient Teutons,
including offerings to Wotan.
A modern offshoot to this queer
movement is headed by one Ludwig
Neuner, who definitely renounces
christianity on the superfluous plea
that it is foreign to. the German