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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
NEWS Of THE DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
lanes NJ. Tunnel Of Georgetown
Elected Attorney of Sussex
Levy Court.
STATE OFFICE DEPUTIES
Influenza Epidemic Again Prevails
in Sussex County and Schools
Are Being Closed.

Special CORES spondeucc OF Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. 9.-Owng to the
sudden outbreak of influenza here; the
Board of Health has ordered the schools
closed and placed n ban on theatres
This is the second time the schools have
been closed on account OF the disease
since October.
On Monday, when the schools opened.
al OF one class IN the high school. =
members. were III except three. ana J. Is
said that more than onc-third ot thc chli-
dren who attend the school are SICK
The epidemic now raging Is nearly .,
Der cen, greater than that of October and
November. Twenty-Five now cases de-
veloped on Tuesday and by noon
Yesterday 10 more had been reported
PHYSICIANS are ovcrworkcd and for he
mast four davs have been travelling day
.nd night. some OF them not having time
10 yet their lunch and working as late rs
midnight
The disease has spread 70 the outlying
districts and in some localities every
member of the family i stricken and some
NJ them have been unable 10 Obtain ASSIST
ance, a. people are afraid 70 venture INTO
their homes In one home here seven are
stricken. while IN an adjoining residence
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

spec1sl CorreepundencD of Every EveoIug
Seaford. Jan. g Mrs MARY TAYLOR
left for Phladeiphla, where she Will make
her bonc
Mrs. Milton Coloorn aud Miss
Blanche Owens spen, part Of last week
in Philadelpha
Mrs Walter Bailey of Wilmington was
q week END guest of her mother. Mrs
Hattic col ourn. in town.
Miss Lillian Anthony has returned to
MARYLAND state Normal School at Tow
son. Nd where She is 4 student;
Monroe Adams has gone To Boston. aud
expects to H. away several weeks
Prank L. Johns anu son of Wilmington.
uerc wcek-en guests 81 hl- mother, Mis-
Hattie L. Johns, of tins town
Mrs joe Boswell of West hester Pa
j. here visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Iloyd.
Air and Airs William j .tilcn MIR
and Mn v iierber- Hall. Lacey III
Harde>1y, Frank Jefferson and Monroe
Adams are attending the National League
of Commission Merchants this week ID
Boston, Mass
Miss Elizabeth Grcenabarm Is VISIT
ing in Dover and Philadelphia
MIR. and Mr.. H. p Cannon lett YES
terday for Savannah Ca where they
Will spend several weeks They will visit
many southern cl,it- before their return
Ira Wright Is spending the week III
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
City
Miss Agnes Huston of Wilmington j.
here visiting her parents Nj. and Mir q
II Huston
Mr. and MIR Noble Morgan oi Vii
mngtOn have returned home alter 2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
DELAWARE CITY.

SrsN.isi -cspoudcncc OF Every ENeniuc
Delaware CRY. Jan Miss MadcHne
k,nnamoln 81 SMYRNA has returned home
after spending IT., holtdaNs Wlth Miss
Marjorie Pordham
Revival scrvlce- SIC heing hcid ~ the
Methodist church this Wcch hcv ivan
hoe Willis ID - Georges conducted the
services last night
Miss Dorothy Metzgcr q tins placc
rendered several vocal solos A the regular
meeting oi the Washington Heights
Century Club, MI on Tuesday afternoon
with Miss y GoldSteln IS accompanist
Mrs Charles J Highfelds who has been
seriously ID, j, IMPROVING
Mic MARY Money has returned home
sitter spending iev DAYS IN Philadelphia
with her slster, Mrs. John lrutt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses issued in this city and
state yesterday were rs follows:
BY Justice Of the Peace J. l.. BroDan,
Wilmington Joseph A. lIaney, S23 West
Second street, Wilmington, Roberta ID.
Lyons, GI9 Orange street, Wilmington.
Antonio Barber, 2l2 Madison street, Viii
nington, Assunta Colnlilo, Wintertheur.
BY Justice Of the Peace Harry Il.
Stradley Wilmington Vaughan Tucker,
500 West Seventh street, Wilmington,
Ethel NJ Nickerson, 322 Poplar street,
Wilmington.
Toney Maroney, 30 Madison street,
Wilmington, Lem Jeouer, 1916 West
Seventh street, Wilmington
Bv Clerk of the Peace John l.. Wright,
Wilmington Philip Johnson, New Castle,
Bertha Green New Castle
By .Itlstice Of The Peace Harry I ellis,
Wilmington William T.. Craven, 1912
West Fourth street, Wilmington, Margaret
6 McDade, Henry Clay
By Justice of the Peace DR. W -. Bur
ton. Dover David w Newsley, Jr.,
Smyrna, Mary VI Rldgcway, Smyrna.
By Justice Of the Peace James II
Philips, Seaford Harry ID Kitchens
Blades. Lottic Baych. Blades.
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FARM SALES.

snc-1.l Correspondence OF Every EN0nins
Seaford, Jan. ". Alicn 9.
have sold 10 William Schaiier 81 kruancS'
near town farm near Dover ioT 81 W.
!. * + Hill has purchased "i W ;
Allen ~ Co a farm oi ~ acres, near
(,rc.sn'S Mill on the road leading from Sea-
lord "a Georgetown. Tor 81 500
W. T. Allen 4 60. arc erecting saw
mill on their timber land, recently pur,
chased of the Ellegood heirs' on the road
leading from SeafoTd g Concord
J. Edwin Dutton, ,lr. has purchased the
Clare T. Townsend property al the corner
~ Cannon and King streets. Mr.. Dutton
viii move the old dwelling from the lot
and erect ! m,sicrn home thereon.
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where Miss Edna has entered the Cooper
Hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac H. Downs and Mrs.
Minnie Swain have returned from n
visit to Wilmington.
Harry II. Hearne. formerly train ds--
patcher at Wilmington, has accepted
position with the Lchigh Valley Transit
Co. at Allentown, Pa. Before assuming
his duties there, he and his family spent
several days here visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas H. Hearn and his
wife's parents, DR. and Mrs l.. III i. Farlow
Miss Katie Carminc, who was visiting
friends and relatives in Laurel and vicinity,
has returned to Providence, X. /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS.

Sp,ciaI Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel. Jan q The officers and
teachers Of Centenary Methodist Episco-
pal sunday school have elected the fol-
loving officers for the year 1919:
superintendent Joseph \, Prettyman;
assistant Y. G. Kitchens and Frank b.
SIrman. secretary. Granville ). Windsor;
assistant Ernest Spicer treasurer. Harvey
h. King. chorister. James ID, Spicer. as
slstant. Mn Joseph 4 Prcttyman; pianist
Miss Edna Ward assistant, Miss Elolse
Rodney superintendent Of primary de
partmcnt Alrs Walter It Smith: AS
siStant. Mrs AIarill ! Elliott; superin-
tcndcnt of home department Mrs VII
liam II Nahb. superintendent of cradle
DEPARTMENT. Mrs Ftta Nahb.
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MARRIAGES IN SUSSEX.
special corrc~pond,noc q Every Evonins

special Correspondence o. Every Evening
Georgetown. Jan Q ALVIN + Dsisey
N Selbyvlllc and Mis-, Maggie +. Baker
~ Trsnkford were married AZ the home
~ Harley Evans. ncar Rcxana, SUNDAY,
by Rev. q H. Connolly
Harry Disston McCullouGh. Jr, ana
Mis- Mildred MAY Owens, both of Mil
fotd were nsrrlrd saturday nCht At Mil
ford bv Rev G r. DRYDEN
Wesley Argo 81 Lincoln and Miss
Ivdis Heter Argo u near Milford were
married st Lincoln. SATURDAY, hy Rev.
G Il Atkins
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09

Al excessive secret ION from the nostrils j. an
uDSighJiN misery breath tainted
With he odor OF catarrh IS an ofenhe against
an health and docency 4 stomach filled with
olruppings from diseased nasal cavities may
cause untold misery snd ruins he com
plexlon TIE bowels ci0Hged with strings
of ropy muCus indicates a body literally
reeking with ratarrh eau ing pimpleS.
blotches and other skin ,rGptions
The blood swarnling with millions of
catarrh germs. entails upon the Kidneys
a labor hat may break them down the
lungs and bronchial tuL->s scourged with
the destructive influence ot systemic
CataFrh can lead TO anemia and the most
ser'oua consequences.
=. why continue with all this miseTy7
Sem YOUR name and address today for q
froc trial Of Mr. Gauss famous treatment,
Man il 10 O. r. Gau,- 553l Main street.
Marshall Mich II WiH not cost you a
u.0ny 10 Try ~ ana il surely will astonish
you with il wonderful effect. Fill out
Cou puu and mail IL today
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TO RAISE $50, 900 200.

sr.-cisl Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, Jan 9-An all-day meeting
was held in Wesley NJ. E Church. yester-
day, which was attended by ministers
from al over the Wilmington Conference
territory.
The object Of the meeting was 70 ex-
plain the centenary movement which the
N. Z. church Was inaugmated TO ralse
$4,000 go for missionary work through
ont the world
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09

weeks visit here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Morris Perry return :
ed. yesterday. TO their home in Newport
News, Va, after spending three weeks
with Mrs. Pcrry's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James B. Robinson
Charles Van Leer, l.. Avery Hobbs.
Ashbv Shiplcv. Dallas Culver and Frank
G.. Dawson attended Masonic banquet
at fredericksburg, Md, Monday night;
Messrs. Van Loer, Hobbs, ShIpley and
Culver of the Hobbs X Longendyke MIN
strels being down on the program Tor
several musical numbers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
A Kicker.

Some people are never satisfied. For
example, the prisoner who complained of
the literature that the prison angel gave
him to read
"Nut'n but continued stories, he
gr,Imbied. AN I'm to be hung next
Tuesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
DIR. Harris Heads Epwortn League.

The Board of Control of the Epwor tn
League, of the Wilmington Conference
held meeting in Dover yesterday
and elected the following officers Tor
the next conference year: Rev. q. w.
Harris pastor Of Cookman Nj. j.. Church,
of this city president, and Dean OF the
Summer Institute DIR. Harris VIII
represent the Epworth League at the
dean conference in Chicago next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
Catarrh DistOrtS
Facial Expression
Spreads the Nose, Blurs the
Eyes, PuHs the Face, Dries
the Lips. How to Get
Rid of Catarrh.

TRY THIS HOME TREATMENT FREE
Catarrh not only makes one feel miserable;
II shows this eject IN the features sno
- ,suaIiX grows worse But thanks to a
70 markahle home treatment. there IS re
co yerv in store for every sufferer by the
remarkable GausS self home treatment.
v hIch YOU can try free in your own home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09

For pyornpt relief from Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, or Lumbago, you can depend
on Soans Lininent. The warming, sooth-
ing, counter-irritant effect is the quickest
way TO overcome the inflammation, swell
ling or stiffness A few drops 70 right to
the sore spot. draw the blood from the
conrested place and remove the cause Of
the ache
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
STATE OFFICE DEPUTIES.

spe-al Correspondonce ot livery Evening
Diver. Jan. State Treasurer George
". Psher has retained Deputy Lednum
Who served under state Treasurer Swain
ss his deputy. Mr.. Lcdnum Is from
Brldgevile.
state Auditor Thompson has selected
Tbonnts 7 Hubbard of this town as his
deputy. MIR. uu bbard l. an expert &C
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
SUSSEX LEVY COURT.
special Correspondence of Every Even

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
George town. Jan 9--The Sussex
county Levy Court, Tuesday afternoon.
elected James Nj Tunnel attorney for
ono year. succeeding Frank NJ Jones,
who for the past two years has held the
position. :,
John NJ. Fowler of Milton was elected
constable for the Tenth district
4 bill of Sheriff Joseph NJ Donoway,
amounting to $50 2S was ordered paid.
being for summoning grand and petit
Jurors for the February term of General
SESSIONS COurI
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DEATH OF II. c. RiGGIN.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, Jan. 9-Hcnry {. Riggin, eN-
Levy Court commissioner. died Monday
morning at his home in Blades, OF
complication of diseases, aged ~ years
Mir. Riggin was the first mayor o :
Blades after the town received its charter ]
He suffered slight stroke of paralysis last
spring and had been failing in health ever
since
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
HERE'S WARMING, SOOTHING RELIEF
FROM YOUR RHEUMATIC ACHES

The great penetrating powcr II Sloan
Linirncnt makes rubbing noodles li E
easier and cleaner 20 use than riaa'ers a.,
poulticcs. IT. does not stain the kjn a.
clog tire pores. a bottle of Sloan Lini
ropnt IS aIl YOU need for quick f's' aus
relief from the pains Of sprains bYuise
backachc. stiff neck and mosf ic5ns
rheumatic tvyinecs. Generous sizc iDifie
at druggists cvcrywherc 3Oc, G0r. q ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-09
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

sperisi Correspondence Of livery Evening
Dover. Jan. "a Teachers Institute
Will be held az Milford, Saturday next,
fs.r the teachers Of Kent county and the
upper part Of Su->cE county
Mre J Lvnp Pratt ol Milford who has
been demonstrstor In Home Econom,cs.
viii have prepared Tor the teachers
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The total sales Of War Savings and
Thrift Stamps in Kent county for the
year 1918, was xlsS, ,093 Is The co,nty's
quota WAS $3.50, 400, which will give the
county an average percentage Of about
CO. making it rank fifth among the coun-
fifsR of Tho Sfate
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this afternoon. Interment will b. in
Riverview cemetery, Rey. S r. Won
Bosse. pastOr u IiOn Luthrrh Church
ofiiclating
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Funeral Of Mrs. Catherine Maier.

Mrs. Catherine Maier, aged 80 years,
will be buried from her residence ~
South Caymont street, AZ 2 O'Clock
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. Aug B-Prioes on the local
produce market ranged as follows:
BITTER - Crramery. fancy. Der H. 5sa57c:
cho-cr. I-r ID. 5iss5c: good. per III, S2aSJc
p-Lts, IsT lb. Saia~: blocks, ror IL 5Sa5sc
ladies'. I,r lb. &c; MARYLAND and Pennsylyania
rHis. yer Ii. Fatc, Ohio rolls, 46a47c: West
Virginia rolls. I.r h. 46si7c: storc-packcd per
ID. Sc: Maryland. Virginia and Pennsylvania
dairy Prints. lsT h, I6sEc; process buttcr, per
ID. E3a5ic
EiGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearb7
trSts. dozen. &c; Western irsts, per doznn,
sc; West Virginia frsts per dozen. sc; South
ern frsts. per dozen. &c All loss of.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens old hens, lbs
and over. Ter ID. sc: do small to medium. Sc;
do. White IcEhO1s, sc; do. old roosters, &c;
do. spUnS. II lbs ard over. sc; do. IL to u
In. J6c: do smaller. Sc; do White LeEhorns,
II lbs and over, sc; do. smaller sc; duck
ounS. Peldns. lbs and over, .a5Oc ,do. puddle
Ba29c; do, MuScoTy. sc; do, smaller, thin,
5s2Gc do. old. EAesc; pigeons, young, per pair,
5a30c: do old. 25a5oc; guinea fowl, Young. as
To size. each, 6ossoc
FRUITS-Apples, large smooth, No. / Der
bol. 25Oa3 %; ordinary. mixed. No .. per Dbl
L5s2W: No. l. per busEel. 25al 50; No .
per bushel. 75cal.00; as to quality, per 80 bas-
kst. 25I65c; do, Western Maryland and Penn
sylvanIa. Iacked, No. I'D. H bbl 5 oOa6 % .
do. per hamper. Ola2 90; crab apples, per IS
oasEct, i5aeOC; Cantaloupes Eastern Shore
Mar land and Virginia standard par crate
'jcal >; TOnies. per crate, tOc; native, rrr
basket. 2Ja75c: damsons rsr ID. 5aGc; buckle
berries, per quart. lsa2c; peaches, Ark,n-
s2s ELbsrtas, as to quality per crate, 5Oa
so; DO. mountain, a. 10 quality. pz crate, 2oos
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o. do. r-r 4s baS 75ra' 70; do. per bus l 7a
%: do Eastern Shore Cf NaryisUd and Nir
CniA- pT bu. l 5Oa2oD: TT crate. l25al 5;
per basket, TSalo %. native per basket, 7SCal 50
pears, Bartlett, p+z IS has. 75caI %; peT has
tas. l.5Oa2 s, otller vartt-a7 ~ IS has, tSca
Oa; per bus. sCa20o; pir elTTlrs, Honda, laa
rs. rs. D. onah ~. %. - a,G IS. Un'5 "a
plumS PER 10. 5a4c; watrTuslous Anne ArInde
selects par 100. 4l00ajAOO. Maryland. Virginia
and Delaware. selscts. T.r l0o. g n}aJom: all
sections pCmes. per 90 l3oOl20o. al--s. yer
100. 10 Oal2O
POTATOES - STArts new. North Caroura
No. 1. per bbl. s5Oa7 -: Do. Eastern Shore =
Virginia, No. I, per bni : 5Nas % do. yars. al
srlorS No. l. PER lhl. 5 5Oes.5O. sweet, an I
vans, No. Z Per ool > j0tl %, do. Nr B. rcr
lN lbs, ) 15a3 %; do. No = 1T 10 lbs 5Da2OO
do. pr bIs has, 2f0a- =. T,iFatInuo.. +, n.".
No. l. per Dbl. 5 5Oa6 % d.. No. ., rer bbl
5tIio0 do. North tlrr.ga 'rI Sur'h L1ro
liza. No l. sea; 30; do. N ?. PER hh ; ga
800 do. Norfolk Hampton. No : p,r bhl 5al
o; do No = } sal 10 Do. York R.7er
No. I, per bhl. 80; do. 80. = ~ hbI, a
40; do. Eastern Shore Ma / psE bSI. VA
go. do. No. ,. 55Oa4D. Do. No. ). al ee,r
uor5 2Ona2N
vEGETABLES-Reans, native. green. r~r bu.
75calOO DO. strinE,eSs. lCOsl x: Inns, PER
bns hlmTaT ,5a3 20; do. nPr ~ Ia. Sal q,
b"ctI T"r bunch. @a3c. Cabh4sr, native Ter
100. 4ool3oO; Carrots. per bunch. lAs; onl-
er-. New York. washed. rsr bunch, 2Sa75r, do
rough, TcT crate oJa5 90 corn. native. Ter
dozen. ma5"; cucumber per bas, +G45Oc eSg-
plants, korfrlk per barry cratP SCAT %; do pa-
tive prT bas, l oCal 10: lettuce. New York f4nCv
Tsr box or has. LOal75, poor and leaty. yer
hrT nr bas 5Nlal N. do, native. per bus 75ca. 3
onions. NAD. and and PeunEIvanla. yellow. Ter
30 lts. 0OaS - d.. white per IN h 0Ns7 g
I'rIT'sTs. native. per - ha5et, 2IaEn.; smash
native. ut IS basket, Goa5Oc: tnrnato-s. NATIVE
7z In 414f n, r,,l-t--
STOCK. PER bushe- L3CaL5s1z tlnIps. LAuJe
IaT basket, 40a5Oc
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
CHICAGO GRAIN.
By .JOSEPH +. ErITCHARI

Chicago. Aug. l3.-Largc Quantities OF corn for
future ddiVery were sold BY traders today NAV
reached new low level on tho cron, seIlins
down to l-3S&. with the full range of the day
being l.33& and LSlt. 1t closed at l.54 and
10. showing net loeses for the session Of 81 to
~ cents
Weakness in Sterling Exchange was largely re-
slnnMhe for lower gram values The trade ar,
p"ared TO have great confidence in the short
side although the amount Of corn held in Chi
caEo totals only 81 900 bushels compared with
2,1775 GtO bushels at this time last year:
Chicago lost TO cents with cash transac-
tions Of 1900 bushels.
Cash sales were 5000 bushels at declines Of
to 2 cents The future market vas of tn
IL cents.
Hog products showed heavy declines Sepem
Der pork off 81 q and while there was a
sharp advance in hogs at the yards this was
overcome in the products market by the cam
paign against the high cost Of living Lard and
ribs were of cents per pound
Chicago, Aug B-FutWe prices of grain and
provisions we're:
CORN H..
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Head
Baltimore, Aug. lS-CATTI-E-R RECEIPTS fJ-
the week ended nom today were $3.50 heac
against 45f2 head last wick RccSlpt5 l6S car
loads for market for the week; So carloads for
market today.
Owing 10 the 'su- trouble ,. the atattni-S
and the consequent lack n demand fr cattle
the market Slow and unSs stIsfactory with
Leifers stoady and all other kinds lower
sTFERS-Choi,e- Il 75al5 %; good butcher
l2ai5O medium. 2 5Oall.j0. common. Tag
HEIFERS-Choic-. e Goals n; fair to good. II
al2; common to medium, 93lO %
BULLS-Ch1oa 70 5nsil: fair to good, S50a
10; common TO medium, 7a3
COvS-Choice lOalI: fair to good. 5ae; cprn
Don 70 rAdum, 5Oa7 50
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rrosipts fcr the p.ak
ended noon tniay wee =. 81 heod. against " 81
head LAST week Wear, su1yly: market loDss-
Shop, 4a37ji lambs Il 5olI3 Is: common cu,Is
6aI1
AOGS-Recei5ts for the week endad nom
tOUay were 9.l45 head. against 1873 head last
week. Light supply market lower Lights 81 :.
tsavY. 2l.jo; medIum. q pigs. % 30; roughs. la
l6O
CALVES Reoelrts for th. week ended noon
today wer- I6i Lead. against 363 head last
Week: liberal supply. Calvcs. sa2l5 30
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ed to the computing section after three
weeks at her home in Buffalo.
Burr S. williams. who resigned
from the accounting section about a
]. W. Collins Is spending his vaca-
ton with his family at Colonial Beach.
year ago to go TO France, has been
reinstated in the night composing
section.
Assistant Foreman william r.
O'Brien will be absent from the proof
room two weeks on leave
Dewey NJ. Tryon. with wounds In
the arm and leg and a Distinguished
Service Medal. has been reinstated
as compositor in the hand section.
Miss Mae D. White is spending her
vacation at her old home in Jewell.
Kans.
Elias Wolfe has been transferred TO
the night machinist force and John X.
Bird is on day work.
Mrs. Minnie A. Ray Cnee AylandJ
has accepted an appointment in the
keyboard room
Joe May stepped of a nine-foot
porch at the home OF his brother in
Cherrydale Sunday. fell into a pile OF
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
THOUSANDS WISELY NEEDING TRE
DOCTORS WARNINGSAB0UT" FLU"

{ seems 70 build up the run down.
weakened person days and werkH
sooner and as a preventive. thUu-
sands upon thouss nds here took Dr..
Doctors prescribed il and several
leading authorities recommended IL
above everything else.
what IL Docs Do.
Hypo-CCd assists the digestion
appetite and nerves. Strengthen.
the body and builds up the was.
tissues. i enTIches the blood and
heIps To increase the stamina ana
olsesse resisting vitality Of the user
to a marked degree.
And at this particular season Of
the year II Is wise 10 take a good
Strengthening tonic anyway to with
stand iae Tlgors OF wIntry wcarho
ana II costs so little and H. SO pie E--
ant TO take the whole family ,au
maxi no lm-stak, by iaku.- d rg.
bottles right now
Earle's Hypo-Cod contains the
compound Syrup Of HypophosDh d, @
Of Lime, Potassium. ManEar,sr.
Strychnlne. Qulnine and sodium
combined with Malt Extract. Chr.rr
Bark. Iron, Extra Select SIR
Wine and Extract OF Cod Liver D..
Its pleasant taste agree with ey,. %
one.
Earle's Hypo-Cod is made Il 'fa
hnest ingredients in one OF AD-r..~. .
largest. oldest and best know l.G-
oratOTies. The formula aTU-asr
upon each bottle and has end,r-. o.
ments from authorities as heinz ..a
best blended. most powerful and 49,
feCtive. nutTitive. digestive. aIrrr.-
tive. recOnstTuCtive tonic made
Note. We prepay large hUtrla o..
the genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod any
wheIC upon receipt or prCe - -.
plus n wsr tax. Peoples SIX SIr.,..
Drug stores, Washington, 2. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19

The Public Printer has received an
invoice of the army food recently or
dered from tie quarternaster at
Camp Meade. The purchase amounts
to more than $500, and it is hoped
to get 1t distributed this week.
Chief Rulings is back at his desk
in the monotype section after ten
days in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Cole and
daughter. Beth, are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wayman in Salem.
New York.
Miss Florence Smith has resigned
from RiedPs blank section to accept a
position in the Treasury Department
Miss Viola Baumgartner has return
The Washington herald., 1919-08-19
COTTON MARKET.

S-U York. Avg Is Their was rerewL n
general llqrEdsunn IN cl,tDn TIDY and the
maIk"t was weak on gruNinz uneasireSS over
cUndiuDrs IN BlrF., from au eNrnrt point Of
view. nWlD- to tho cs'a lislU"Tt Of fresh low
rtrords for fNrei-1 exc -7n-r Tho Elsrkft oISni3-
.! active and wrah at a n. deI.-c 4 = to -
I"in's in r'sT,Is" ~ much lover cahts ard
On the fs,t th-t shorts were pretty vel covered
On SATURDAY.. Alter tie oI"nIrx the list c 81
trued heavy unGT local ITssurp a7d at the
sl1 o. the Art Is Uh7Vt6a waS about 81 - n
Iol''S ret h"sr M ar'I.C mlntls
\. tie w, Duwt r"t-h j AZ to mid after
n m VIC -101"'d net los, + . 70 ~ pDin,>
Octubaf SauIaz down 70 % .
4 rallv Of alTlt = points N covering ~
81 ITS dercloTri in the la.t l.Fr. but the de
Uard was not sctI7s and the under:Orc re-
usa1rei unsettled and nSrv"ls Clrirs pricHs
were steady At ne, decline II n tr s. points
SPIT here was aWe- At d"-Ln" of e. points
=. = 3 for mid1inC. there ~ 10 salrS Sn4
a. New Orleans VS. Qrurt with middhng 80
points loT"r al n 3. the F''s were - tale~
RH11Uts AZ TrincITh In,'s were: Gslvoston
g; Savannah, $50. Augusta. SO: St Louis
81 Houston, IsS