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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
RED CROSS WOMEN PARADE.
Announcement Made IN 10 How the
Division VIII Form.

Mrs. Willard Hall Porter, chairman of
the womcns division Of the Red Crops,
today issued request that all women
workers take part in the parade tomorrow
night, meeting Mt Eleventh md King
streets, nj 7.aU O'Clock. the organizations
being M follows: Surgical dressing de
pariInent, medical and hospital suppl,es,
comfort bags, refugee garments; knitting
department; packing and shipping dc
pariment. motor service, canteen service.
The notice reads as follows.
Form promptly at 40 Thursday
evening, in front OF the new City and
County building, Eleventh and King
stroets Red caps and blue caps will
march at head of surgical department
All other workers will wear the regulation
white cap. II aprona are not available
wenr white waist and skirt and get red
croas for waist at headquarters. AUX
iliar,os may walk together but will have
no special designation We hope every,
member and friend of the a X. =. VIII
be in line
Mrs William Hall Porter.
Chairman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
MUSIC CLUB HONORS
HAROLD THOMAS
Fifth Member to Join Colors is
Remembered by His
Colleagues.

Harold Thomas. member OF Mrs.
Kemery's Studio Club, having joined the
colors fifth member ot tho ctlb 10
do so he was honored at "a meeting oi the
organization last Monday night at the
home of Miss Downward, 1910 Pennsyi-
wanna avenue. when n varied program
was given An interesting paper was read
on the life of the French musical com
poser. Renianin GODDARD, by Miss Mary
T. I'fflcnan and several of his best mum
hers were gwen by the pupils Mrs
Geis7ler sang Tears, Mrs Hazel Speer,
"Florian's Song. and Miss Helen Alex
andcr Lullaby From .lncclyn -
During the evening Miss iieien ! me
man. on behalf of the club. presented Mr
Thomas with "a comfort KIT, and the ioi~
low .ng verse
When into the mirror you chance tn look
Think of Mrs kcmery and your eX-
crclSc book.
Begin ON vour rs .vcur O's and OO's
And smile. smile. smllc. It will cure the
blues
Shaving brush and stick included,
80 when Won fear tn be excluded,
Look into this comfort KIT.
Take the razor. and the stick
Then proceed. as orders made,
Every morning before parade
Brush and tooth past next IN line.
10 make yotir teeth like IVORY SHINE.
A cake nf soap IN m aluminium hoX
To keen your face free from spots
Surely with MI 81 these fine things.
With constant use time will have wings.
And ore long youl come back looking
fine.
4 winner of freedom. Is Ut not worth the
time
Mr. Thomas was luncheon guest ni his
fellow members in tho club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Fcur Hundred Members IN Red Cross
Parade, Headed by Camp Dix Band.

Headed by the band Of the Delaware
Pioneer Infantry, at Camp Dix, 400
members of Santa Maria Council, Knighia
of Columbus. will take part ~ the Red
Cross Parade tomorrow night, leaving the
hall AZ clock. Among others in the line
will he the French professors at the
5alesianlrn. some of whom have been IN
the service abroad and others nf whom are
going there IN the party ia Father jar
quer, who has served three years over
there" and ia now in America boosting 'he
Liberty Ioan, Red Cruss and cthe' pa
trlotio projects
i A Horty will he chief marshal ~ the
Knights and his assistants will he MAJOR
Simon r Doherty, Dr = 4 Traynor,
r Melia, Herbert z Ksirhn. Bernard
J. Dougherty, George ~ pennook, Paul
Spraeg Frank 3 Dnherty, w ! Lewis,
Paul Kleule. DR. ! 4 NeehIin and Joseph
Neidermaisv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
Hainan Case in Jury's Hands.

Before judge Rice and HeiscI IN Su-
periOr Court .hls morning the SUIT Of
William l.. HMnan to recover from John
s. Taylor, $500 alleged 10 be due hlm for
his services in selling the " Wilmington
Automobile Co Wa given Ia the jury.
but after more than two hours Of wrestling
with their problem the jurors had not
reached an agreement At ! clock, when
Court recessed for luncheon
The Hainan clam was based upon an
alleged statement by Mr. Taylor that he
would pay him the sum for his work
MIR. Taylor saad no such statement was
made and that Hainan got his pay from
the company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
RED CROSS MASSMEETING.
School Children 10 Sing In Front of
pnhIir nnildinp Friday Evenlne.

Nj Wilmington - invited tn a grpat
oI,en air massrueetIng and concert ~ I've
held fnr the Red Cross ~ front of the
Public Rnldnp ucVt FRIDAY evening
The program was completed this morning
Rows and girls from the lIiah School will
march fro,u the school tn the square ~
fr,ut NJ tho Public Rnding and take
thor places IN platform erected Tor
them They will sing patriotic snnEs,
ia winch the entire community v asked
ia ioin The 18th Coast Artillery Corps
Rand fr,m Fort IN Font will he IN at
tendance and viii give ono oi its famous
concerts Ruhv Il Vale, one d the
leading LAWYERS At the Philadelphia bar
and an orator of reputation will deliver
the speech ~ tho evening Mr. Vale 3
home i in Milford
In 4 @crr-,,rclo about tho building will
he llnn of booths ~ charge oi Rod r'FF
women IN uniform and these same work
ers viii go through the crowd distributing
literature AMI asking for contributions
ANY GIFT will be welcome for tho Rod
Cross takes all sums that are offered to
1t to use N the great humanitarian work
of relieving distress and aiding the wound
ci
The hn,-s and glrl7 of tho High School
will assemble AT that institution ut
o o'clock FRIDAY evening. whore tho band
viii cali for thom IT. Is expected that
they viii be- on tho platform by : 30
Tho concert will start almost immediately
and Rod Cross officials earnestly ask that
as many Of the men and women Of VII
10 present as IS possible not
only for the splendid musical treat but
also to publicly proclaim their loyalty
tn the great humanitarian cause that s
taking up the attention Of this COM
fD1ult a. unx
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
JACKSON ON DEFERRED LIST.
Home Exemption BOARD AcCedes to
Wishes Of Fleet Corporation.

According to- tho morning newspapers.
Joe lackenn. the baseball player who p
working At the Harlan plant, has tcfn
placed in deferred class hy his home
exemption board ~ t,recnvllp, South
Carolina. and Will not he called ~ lass /.
This information comes according to the
dispatch from Greenvlllc where It IS sald
the Emergency Fleet Corporation has
acceded 10 he plea ~ the local shlpvard
management that Jack son he placed IN
the deferred class because of his abillty AS
a shipyard worker
Jackson today had not received any
word from Greenviic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
BOXING AT PENN'S GROVE.

Penn's Grove n, J., May % This
city will have one Of the first boxing clubs
10 operate under the new law Under the
name of the Penn's Grove Athletic A $50
citation, number of business men have
organized to operate a boxing arena.
A new auditorium, to seat 1900, is in
course Of construction, and will be opened
May 80.
The opening card is ammo unced as fol-
lows, Patsy Wallace and Al Moore, Young
Rohideau and Young 1y Cobb, Ben Row
lands and Henry Hauber, and Jack
Brazzo and Young Joe Borrell, who will
appear in the main bout.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
TRArNMEN FOR UNCLE SAM.
Ratrb Chosen From Two Local Divisions
fo Go 10 Camp Meade.

Tranmcn to 81 - Camp Meade.
Admiral, Md on Saturday, Juno trnm
Local Board. DIVISION No {. are rs fol
lows
Allen LLOYD. 100 East Third street.
u Kcrwln Johnston, los East Eight h
street. Earl S Stauger. So1 lombard street
Charles l. Harrington. 611 French street;
DAVID + ltssick. 1871 Oak street
From DIVISION NJ z
Elmer II Rhndes So Bennett stroot
Edward Sahottp 1911 Easr Fourteen IT.
street
From Division ~ David Campbell
1878 Inlon stuNat. Walter G. Ware, "n6
West street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
ADDITIONAL JURORS.

Jury Commissioners Robert d Kemp
and David G Rose today ompaneled
the following additional jurors from five
DISTRICTS 20 sit IN the Court Of General
Sessions and Superior Court commencing
tomorrow:
First district Abraham Baeharach.
William J. Ryan and George Baxter
Second William IL Rose, Joseph Da-
Wis and William Grutz
THIRD Frank Z Iackcy, George l.
Huxley and Peter Ianhon
Fourth Andrew DiSon Forenel '
NJ cCall and Er,lman Hoffman
Fifth William Morrison Henry Schaf
fer and John " Fell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
FOUR ENLIST IN MARINES.

Four more mon enlisted in the United
States Marine Corps this morning, max
ing eleven 10 date The four men were
tr.,o t, Philadelphia this afternoon for
i they pass they will be
and. ; G. some time the
.g week The men enlisted
tc5 .Ueophllus Wshart, Of Mullin s
liofct. - wears old Daniel Dawson
Tindall. ot 209 North Franklin street, "a
wears old; Edward y Sparks, Of 1919
West Eighth street, - years old, and {. A.
Bragg, Of SIS jefferson street. 20 years old
Last night Washington Hull Sl3 Market
street, enlisted Hull Is a prominent
athlete
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
VERDICT FOR REKD COMPANY.

IN Superior Court yesterday after
noon, 4 s Reed and Brother Com
pany. plaintiff IN rtt against George
" Mct aplley. Clarence " NcC sulley
and Albert n White, trading as (senrge
W McCaulley and 9on. for s2.3f7 was
awarded $40 nv iury sfter trial that
occupied the court tbs larger part of two
davH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
j. s. GIVES SMOKES
To SOLDIERS NOW
Shipments Already on Way to
France: Part of Rations
Issued Daily.
nv Associated Press 10 rvery Evening

With the American Arruv in France.
Tuesday. MAY u Iobacco VIII now
be made n part of the regular rations of
United States soldiers On tho recon
mendation of General pefahne. the
War Department has decided upon this
action The new ortlrt will go INTO effect
in few davq Each soldier of the Aneri-
ran expe,l,tionarv forces will daily receive
four -trnfha of m ounce 81 smoking tobacco
and Ten rioarcffe I,atlcrs or other articles
Shpurnte "a the American troors
abroad already have eanc forward t'nc
ntTect of making toharco y part ~ the
regular ration ts 20 insure ifs delivery
promptly tn the men
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
Mooney Resrnieneed for Murder
:. A..,,...., p,aas 10 rvarv pven,ng

nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening
San Francisco Gal May ~, Thomas
] Mooney. convicted Of murder IN con
noetion with the Preparedness Day
parade here in 1916, Lost his final ap
plication for review of he caae by the
state courts, and May ~ was set for
imposing death sentence
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
OBITUARY.

Henry J., Casperson, aged A. years,
died on Monday in Philadelphia. He
was at one time a resident Of this city,
and was we'll known druggist. The
funeral services will be held in this city,
from the home Of his mother-in-law, Mrs
Emma Webb 905 South Broome street
at 80 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with
interment Ia SlberOrook cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
j. S. TROOPS GAS"
SLEEPING ENEMY
German Line. in Woods on Toul
Sector, Under Terrific
Attack.
Nv Assoriated Press Ia Every Evening

With the American army in France,
Tuesday, May II The American arhl-
lery northwest Of TouI launched sudden
and terrific local gas attack upon the
German positions and cantoninents with
IN the Gerschamp wood early today
Severe punishment was inflicted upon
the enemy. How great ia not vet known.
The delupe of American shells fell IN
three waves and within n half hour the
woods in which il is known many Germans
were aeeping had been drenched with a
large quantity If poisonous gas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
Primitive Baptists Meet.

The annual meeting Of the Primitive
Baptist organization Of this district,
comprising six churches, is In progress
today at 1904 Jefferson street the local
Meeting House Elder John Mcconnell,
of New York delivered sermon this
morning and Elder T. Ewbanks and Elder
Benz. r Coulter took part in the service.
The session will continue tomorrow and
FRIDAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKETS
rv ..sogia ted press to rvrrv rvpnIne

uv assoCIatpfI Press to Every Evening
phifadelphia, MAY ~ Eggs hrmer.
nearby ffstq i035 per ca se. nearby
current receipts 900. western extra
frsta 1895, western frsts 9W aio0
fancy selected packed fla ~
Eggs easier. New York full cream. old
pa u. ditto now pa =
Dressed ducks firmef. 42a II
Other articles unchanged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
AGREE ON WAR PROBE.
Thrcatcued breach Between President
and Senator Chamberlain Averted.

Hy Assp-ist~-i pss~s to Every Evening
Washington, May ~ With less than
two minutes debate, the threatened breach
between pren,dent Wisop and the Senate
disappeared to-day.
BY viva voee vote an acceptable
substitute was adopted IN place ~ the
Chambe rlain resolution, whioh the presi.
dent contended was nothing less than a
proposal to constitute the military sf-
fairs committee committee on the
conduct ~ the war
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
TO ESCORT NEW SOLDIERS.

Acceptance Of Chairman Farren's in
vitatlon to parade Is escort Ia the city s
contingent who arc 10 cntTMn on SatuT-
day has been received from Co A.
Organized Militia Of Delaware and from
the Police Cadets with their band
The Delaware COLLEGE Corps will be
unable To participate AS the term has
closed and the men are scattered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
Pastors Salary Increased.

The quarterly conference Of Epworth
Church last night Increased the salary Of
the pastor Rev r. p Nichols, $500 over
last year George T. King, Charles w
Anderson, John Moore, George W
Booker, Willis Lynch, William Smith
and David Gehman were appointed a
finance committee Norris Elzey was
licensed as local preacher. The Epworth
League entertained with Liberty" lunch
CON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
Fire i'm Movie" Theatre.

film at the Columbia Theatre. l05-l07
Maryland avenue. caught ire IN some
manner last night and caused q loss Of
800 An alarm was sent IN from RoN
No 26 and the district fire companies
responded, but found that the blaze had
been exting,lshed before they arrived
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
May Settle Strike.

number of pipe filters of the Pullman
60 walked ont yesterday. desiring higher
wages A conference between the men
and John c Saylor. L. s lal.or supervisor
of tbls district. il Ia he held thus afternoon
and il is thought the matter will he
settled without further trouble
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKETS.
Assc,,a,e., Press ., rvery Evening

nv Associated rress ~ Fvery Evening
Chiraeo. Nav - Cattle, receipts
700: steady Native steers 10 5'al7 90;
qtockers and feeders 25ai3 10. cows end
hoifors 1nal4 60. calves rDal4
Sheer. receipts 5000, steady sheep
O ThaI4 f5. lambs ~ 25aif ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
Trophies for Scouts.

A number OF business men have of erred
prizes for Boy Scouts IN the Red Cross
dime drive. In each troop the two highest
will each get two-weeks outing the
highest troop will get banner and the
next highest a bugle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
A. T. Laws Dead.

Alexander r. Laws. formerly of New
Castle died at the Homeopathic Hospital
last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
To the People of Wilmington
and Vicinity

place ebefore tn
the
.heno January OF this
wereeo a los of than s55ooo
nhavepre
L with the present
otroiy If the will De th our io'ee
tSilb impossible render anything
lkethe present We have lost "oNT irN'f'f'i
of motor ~hn ths last TWO
Iossofn IN VERY CoNSiDERA6LE
SERVICE
everything entering into the cost
furnishing half the purchasing power
oft five cents fare.
loh indus strie have
by largely commodities
Unless we can keep conductors and
to
here. This
all industries
conmu
trolley
of other
important factor and has
ouesed consideration their
quests fo ran incr |
everyone the for relief
with
Wilmington & Philadelphia Traction Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-26

o1able increased acreage aud a
roFable season this year, The state
3nfidcntly hopes to reach a mill on
bales. In spite oi' This vast yield.
tost OF this valuable farm product is
aow shipped TO other states, convert
| iuto manufactured articles Of va
GUS kinds, and then sold back to its
ntoplc at handsome profit For
Is oversight they ray the freight
hCth ways on a long haul besides
adling over vast amounts Of money
commission to all Of the middle
.cn concerned in the various trans
ttions
ust Use Raw Product.
oklahoma needs moro manufactur-
ng industries to utilize thi raw pro
!et at home In eastern Oklahoma
hcre are eighty billions tons Of coal
md an unlimited supply Of natural sas
rl oil lhat viii provide an abundance
Of cheap fuel for all kinds OF fac.
nos for many years to come Tine
state has the labor, cheap fuel the
y material, good railroad taciliUe
and everything necessary to insure
f. success of all the cotton mills
that might be established in the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-26

With the above words, Lillian
Russell, an unquestioned authority
on feminine attractiveness, places no
uncertain value on nice hair rs q
beauty asset. Unkempt, uncared for
hair not only cannot be attractive
but is actually a disgrace
But why have ill-kept, mtidy hair?
BY devoting a few moments regular
" to brushing and intelligent appli-
cation Of NEWBRO'S ilERPlClDE,
the hair may be made TO yield Won
Serful returns in increased person'!
charm.
Daadruf is the direct cause OF
more hair trouble than anything else
The hair becomes thin, harsh un
even and falls out in Quantities. lt
looks dead and lifeIeas there is no
luster The scalp itches.
HERPICIDE will remove the dan
dfuff which is causing all the trouble,
clean the scalp, give the hair life,
snap and luxuriance The hair stops
coming out, the itching ceases IL
most az once and withal there is a
most gratifying sense Ql ClediillneSs
70 the woman 8WhO wishes to
make the most of natures gifts by
having fluffy, beautiful hair, NEW
BROS HERPlClDE is a toilet
necessity. 1t is eSquisitely per-
fumed and is a delightful hair
dressing.
In SOC and 100 SIes. At drug
oi0res and toilet goods counters
~ arywhere. Guaranteed by The
llerpicide Co.
Applications at the better Barber
Shops ard Dressing Pat'ors.
send 10 cents for sample b0lt.c and
L,ouot TO The li2rp:cide Co., Dept. S,
5-oiL Mich.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-26
PUBLIC SALE
lncubators, Bruders, Etc,

Conditions force my dismanteling
the most complete poultry farm in The
state, therefore on Saturday February
g. | will sell at auction in Guthrie.
Oklahoma, on the corner Of Harrison
and Division, the following articles in
gOod condition: Four 400 capacity
incubators, sixteen universal brood
ars, with lamps; one coal heater for
small heating plant; about 800 feet OF
two inch pipe; one so gallon coal oil
tank; one large sheet iron water tank
700 Dbl, with good stand pipe, fully so
'eet high; feed trcughs, water troughs
bone grinders; | 21-2 p gas engine;
600 feet of chicken wire in medium
rolls
| viii have for sale the majority OF
he lumber of 1856 feet house, 6 feed
hoppers, II feet wide and about feet
alSni also lHe DTlck, aDodt iJ,uVu Htu -
um burned and large part of the
amber in the laying house, and will
olso sell the twelve colony houses,
nd a bunch OF egg cases and several
bee hives. The lumber, brick and col
any houses will not be brought to the
/ ity, but will be sold on the ground ut
he poultry yards, southeast adjoining
he Boys Rescue Home on the east
See me if you are looking for bar
gains in the above materials, or see
he man ON the rancho. Very truly
M LUTHER WEST.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-26
70 BIDDERS FOR
BRIDGES MATERiALlzE

The bridge letting advertised for
esterday failed again for lack of bid
ers for the substrucmres. The pro-
9osod bridges arc much heavier than
my heretofore built in this county,
equiring better class Ct work thru
nut. The concrete floors will require
overall several cars of chat which is
very hard ID gel. The commissioners
re a little doubtful as to whether it
S advisable to make another effort
this time with the labor outlook get
ing worse and worse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-26
.7RAvE: WO RDs
and BRAVE ACTS
BY ANERlCANS
Oh Roy. WHERE 30 WE GO
FROM HERE. SHOUTED
SAILOR IN SEA AFTER
T0RP HITS

Louisville Ky, Jan 2l--The spirit
shich moved a sailor Of the rpedoed
morcan destroyed, Jacob Jones, to
,hout to other sailors who We're
truggling with him in the sea, oh,
10Y! Where do we 90 from here?
:s paralellcd in instances among
lCntucky drafted men.
Ruby w Franln, school teacher
Il Madisonville, turned in a question
.oirc Of sixteen pages with general
,uswer OF nine words, II want no ex'
mption. Tell Pershing I'll be there" "
@ wrote across the face of the doc
anent
Dave Haley a young farmer OF
iawesvillc, according to press re-
,rts. was quite as expressive when
,c said, I'm ready for service and
arn to go
Henry Dehayen Moorman, OF Har~
/ fnsburg, commonwealth attorney OF
breckenridge county, indicated his
| altitude when he said he didn
ant TO be an officer Anxiety tC
eter the army led him to Washing
whe,c he enlisted the services o.
u9tor Ollie James to expedite HI.
,tU. tlnce in order that he Nigh
I ut into the thlckest Of the fight n
rance," at the earliest moment Ser
Or James presented him to Adil
MT General Mccain to whom th'
sntuck an made his simple request
hough well over the draft age, h.
assed the examination incident t.
listment, promptly was assigned I,
g Tenth Field Artillery and order
i to Camp Green North Carolina iC
aiming.
These isolated case however, per
ls arc oyershadowed by the patr.
ic fer1or IN two Kentucky count e
+. lAlUe tne aImy exemption boar
Gently announced that every ms
lbjee to the first draft had bee
ound hysically fit and that ncl
d claimed exemptions.
Ia BreathiJt the former home Q
duds and bloodshed, there. were l.
] ca of draft age subject to the frs
H. because they all had volunteered
"a exemption board said
Keutuckians and their brother
1m Indiana and Southern Illinol
total OF more than 10000, al
training at Camp Zachary Vaylo
ae National army cantonment on III
lge OF Loui vile. Many of thel
c ar the stamp Of out-of doors me
ON the mountains and it is com
on comment, as they mingle with tn
oWds on the streets Of LousYIl
their two liberty days each weel
dat they look fit for service in III
tdnic struggle just ahead of Uncl
ANS fighting men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-26
Some Live Church Topics.

II captions count for anything and
he sermons live up to the captions,
here ought to be food for thought"
N the services at the United Presby-
rerian church. Here are some OF the
topics: "The Large, Small Man;
FEB 3. "The Girl You Wish To Be-;
Ian q, The Small Large Man;
Feb 10. "The Youth That Travels The
Corduroy Road; Feb II. "The Young
Nan Who Ruled Weir; Feb "a. "The
Young Man Who Ruled Ill"; March 10
THE Young Woman To Whom Duty
Was Sweet; Feb 10. "The Stee
Frame Young Man; March II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-26
.lTlZENS MUST OBSERVE
LlGHTLES6 NIGHT RULE

CONFINED FToM PAGE oND
weeks to secure the unanimous CO.
operation OF tho commercial consum-
~ of electricity in the enforcement
II ,ho order
Broadway in New York CITY i
Lark sis nights in the week and
rms who have thousands of dollars
lyosted in the most elaborate ami
mated electric signs in the United
States have gladly and consistently
1mpliod with the fuel order and burn
.hese signs and their show window
liehts only one night in the week
Other cities are having the same
hearty cooperation and the order
must be observed in Guthrie