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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

mcnt OF your trouble, and finally
mako you entirely well. FIFTY years
ago s. S. s. was discovered and
given TO suffering mankind. During
this period IL has proven its remark
able curative properties as a blood
purifier and tonic, and has relieved
thousands OF cases OF disease caused
by poor or impure blood. and chron.
ic or inherited blood diseases. You
can be relieved. but you must take
5. $. 5. Take Il II only pimples ap.
pear. for they denote bad blood. and
may I've followed by the sufferings
from torturing skin eruptions. There
fore be sure. Don't take chances,
don't use lotions. Get s. S. S. from
your druggist II yours is n special
case, write for expert medical ad.
vice. Address Medical Director. i3s
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26

Come on. YOU skinner a Eddy
cracks. YOU Duthio sharks. you
Ain~s fast rivctcrs'
That infant rival In steel conn,ruc.
uon the Seattle North Pacific ship
building Co. which builds the lRrErai
steel ships 81 any yard IN seattle.
comes 70 the front with uitimatum.
husky rivct gang and determined
eye.
10, behold Lewis u Long. plump
like Chinese wrestler and quick like
a panther. rivetrr supreme. IN THE
center OF the group. Look NJ the
hrawny roamrr. with logged iaw. on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
WILL CONTINUE
LIQUOR FIGHT

This fail rcca an important cleo
ton from the standpoint OF the
Washington W. G. T. u" Mrs
Margaret MunnA national treasurer.
told IS women delegates from ton
counties at the w. c. T. Z. con-
vcnuon held Thurpday in tho audi
forum Of the Y. ". G A.
I'VE cant let the iiquor forces
slip anything over on Us" she con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26

for tho tide OF Individual contest TO
drift westward
Here We have the original chd'
longing gang Of this district
They expect 60 take on all com
era and win tho gonfalou when ship
rivet~rH compete az the Seattle Girls
Victory carnival. SUNDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26

tinucd. "Note for the prohibition
referendum must be our slogan. for
VIC mus; remember that the liquor
faction has not given up its tight
We must select men this fall who
will stand for national constitutional
prohibition. let us hope that Aug
us; &c win SC national PROHIBITION
for the period OF the war"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26

the end Sec tho ndamsnt holder on
tho rcsolutc helper and the hot heat.
rr' This aggregation claims u can
drive rtvets faster than any other
ranr IN seattle. and II anxious 20
prove ~
Il was only a matter OF time. since
tho riyrting craze hit Ia. effrio EaAt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26

BUFFALO. ~. Y July 26.-Avi-
ator ]. Lawrence Durham. Brock
vile. Ont. was instantly killed and
Ralph poolittle. San Francisco. IA
tally injured in the fall OF an air
plane at the Curtiss testing field
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
Central Fruit Stores
CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET

Federal Milk. Large 1Oc, Small. SC
Carnation Milk, large cans. ........11c
Hills Red Can Coffee. lb.... 35e
2is lbs. ................. Soc
NJ i Y. Coffee. ID. 35c, s lbs. .95c
3 lbs. 81. so
Postum Cereal, large pkg. ......... 23e
Hills Red Pkg. Tea :. lie, 29c, SIC
Booth Sardines ..................2 1c
Campbell's Soups -. lie
Crisco. .32c, 4Se, 95e, S1.S9, $3.50
FEELS Naptha Soap. bars. $500. Csc
Lcnox Soap. large bars, old stock. 8 for
White Figs, lbs. f3c, lb...... BE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
Washington Fruit & Vegetable
Company
American Grocery Stores Co.
CENTRAL PUBLIC X. BELTZ, NJ

Two 15c pkgs Seeded Raisins for. .25c
Golden Age Macaron Products, 8 pkgs.
for 25c
Colman's Mustard, " ID. 49c, II ID. 27c
Alb. bag Ceretana Pancake Flour. .32c
25-dent Cake Parowax .1Sc-'
Mason Jar Caps, dozen ........ .29c
Economy Jar Caps, dozen .. .33c
Liquid Veneer, 25c bottle for ... 19c
Liquid Veneer, SOC bottle for. .... SOC
Albers' Pure Rolled Oats, 3 lbs. .25C
) lbs. 3Sc
Albers' Pure Rolled Wheat, 3 lbs i. .25c
Pioneer Minced CLAIMS, cans . .25c
Tall, 2 cans ............. 33c
Santa Clara French Prunes, 8 lbs 23c
8 lbs. .............-..... .35c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26

10 you value your watch. let
Haynes repair IL. SeIt Liberty
theatre .-Advertiscment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
ARRIVAL OF YANkS
BIG EVENT OF Year

significant event The reluctance
Of the kaisers militarists 10 compel
the resignation Of Won Kuehlrnann
Immediately after his reputation OF
tho lnvinclhiliiy % tho German
army ~ Indicative % the notrring
cffoc, the presence % a million
American troops In France is hav-
ing. cvrn on Won IiindsnhufE
n in apparent tina, al the MN
year %, warfarr h~ginA. the Ger
man leaders hro taking an lncrcas-
lnEiy grave vtcw OF the situation
facing them They dare no, pfotni'r
decisive victory 10 the kaiser's
dsiuecd subjects any longer. Tho
people Of Germany are bring pre-
pared. In fact. for the assumption
Of a permanently defensive rolo By
Won HlndsnburE. ThiA altho the
fourth year OF conflict. has pen
Won ilindenburg display an unpreo-
cdrn,rd degree of power in often.
slve warfare. nevertheless. The year
ends with an admission by the Ger.
man government that by these
means peace cannot be won. In
tina, fact ~ tho certainty OF uiui-
mate victory for democracy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
Bs J. W r. MASON

n nIfrd Ifraa War I.NprTN
(Copvtehf. 1918. ~ United F'essJ
NEW YORK. July 20 The ar.
rival Of America tirE, million
troops In France. enHurinE the
nnai defeat OF German nili,Ariam.
has been the most important event
OF the fourth year Of the war.
The turning point in modern civ
ilisauon will probably b. dated by
future historians from the year Of
strife nos closing. because OF Amer
teas resolve 20 consent 10 no peace
until tho HohsnEollrrn menace 10
the world II crushed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26

Affairs In Aurfro-HunEary dur
inE the past year have been highly
Unsatisfactory 20 tho Gorrnans. The
people OF the dual monarchy have
shown no gratitude for the Ger
man assistance which permitted the
ustro-Hungarians 90 recover their
lost territory In tho 1sonxo area
and TO drive tho Italians back 10
the Piavu. Since tho victory OF the
central powers in Italy Austro-
Hungary has become increasingly
reluctant 10 continue tho war Riot
ing has occurred EporadioAlly In
Vienna and many other cities. but
m yet. nothing suggesting n direct
revolutionary SUCCESS has occurred.
Tho AuHtro- fiunEariana unqucS-
tlonsbiy have become tho mos, war
weary ~ all the peoples In the con
nict during tho past year Hunger
has pinchod them with special &C.
verify. largely because Of their lack
of capacity for organization. Fear
ful % a collapse In the HapsburE
empire. the German government has
appoascd the hunger rioters by
sendin. them food from Ccrmany's
own hcanty store. This measure,
however. can only be temporary.
When Germany Il no longer able
TO srnd grain 10 Vienna. there viii
come an tntcnsincaiion Of tho strain
that may compel Austro-Hungary
10 drop out OF tho war
Since tho separate peace with tho
central powers was signed by the
Bolsheyiki. suggestions have been
made for a policy OF revenge to-
ward Russia on tho part OF tho
allies. Wiser advice. however has
prevailed. No scheme Of intcrvon-
ton In Russia has been proposed
that has seemed feasible and with
out danger TO tho cause OF democ-
racy.
If dcmocrary's ideals are sound.
tho Germans cannot crush them In
Russia Tho Russians arc accept
ing terrible sacrifices rather than
permit Gcrmanized organization
to restore normal conditions OF liv-
Ing. The older democracies OF the
west should remember the cruditica
~ their own revolutionary epochs,
and should he patient with Russia.
Not otherwise can freedom dom
mate tho world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26

II was fear Of Americas fast &C
cumuiA,inE military strength that
compelled Won Hindenhurg 20 en-
gage ia his campaign OF ruthieSsly
sacrificing hts own troops. and II
waa the knowledge Of tho over.
wh.lrning rcinforcrnenu America
was sending 20 the allies tina; per-
United Cen. Foch 20 80 his lines
driven hack without losn OF morale
20 tho allied forccA Every major
plan worked out IN Berlin. as well
as IN the capitals 81 the allies this
ycar. has similarly been ba.sed
fundamentally upon Americas forth
coming major activities In tho war.
All tho victories % Won Hinden-
burg In Flanders. Pfcardy and
Champagne do not compare IN their
Ultimate consequences with the
promise 10 world democracy con-
tanned IN tho American operations
AZ Cantiguy. BelleAu Wood and
NauI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26

Starting tho fourth year OF the
war with arrogant threats 20 tho
allies Of nav changes In tho map
OF Europe unless the successes If
tho German armies were accepted
~ decisive. tho German govern
ucnt has ended the year by con-
fcNsing that battlefield victories can
not bring peace. Foreign Minister
Won Kuehlmann's pronouncemcnt 20
this effect In tho rcichNtag ranks
ascond only 10 Americas immonso
war preparations az tho years mos;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
Mrs. St. Arnaud

Main PIoor-Stan g. Stall E-Ip rdzirs
Nice DIN Pickles. for .-1Oc
Home Made Sour Chow Chow. pint. ..-......-.1Sc
Sweet Chow Chow. Special. pint. .........--25c
Pearl Onions. pint .--Zoc
Heinz Best Sweet Mixed Pickles. pint. ---2Se
Plain Sweet Pickles, pint ...-.-....--....---Zh c
Very best spioed Sweet Vinegar bring your bot
tel, quart IVe
Ripe Queen Olives half pint. .---15c
Genuine French Bread. loaf lie
French Cookies. Cardamon flavor. dozen. .---15c
Home Made Scotrh Highland Bread. loaf. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
Farmers Vegetable Dept.

Local New Potatoes. he. ....................Z1
Yakima Gem Old Potatoes. ib8.....-.....-.-25c
Dry Onions. lbs.........----.......... ..+---Ioc
Green String Beans, lbs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WAX Beans. lbs......-. ...---Z3e
Local Telephone Peas. ID. ..................--1b
cuournbcru. each ...................1O Zoe and 15c
Yakima Ripe Tomatoes III. ..-....-........+.--15e
Carrots Beets and Green Onions. bunehea---.5e
Isadbhes. bunchess ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evcrrrecn Sweet Corn. large ears. for. Zoe
Logan and Haspberries. boxes. Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
W E
AR I:

remoiehnr orr store front.
AS you pass YOU may think
. cyclone had struck us
but We are sull here and
doing business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
SCHOOLS IN ENGLISH.
Five instruction Centers To Aid Draftees
Opened Last Night.

Despite the fact that nearly every
body was either parading or else was
on The street watching those who were
marching through the streets, IN honor
OF the supposed arrnistlcc. draitces who
cannot speak English and who had been
summoned to FIVE different schools IN
scattered sections ol the city last night
for organization IN English instruction
met at the places designated and classes
were FORMED
While there were not as many rs would
have been the case, had There been no
celebration. the draftccs came IN larger
numbers. than The workers had antlcl-
patcd Many who did not stay report
cd IL the schools, and said they would
hc III Attendance tonight hut that they
could not mss last night fun for any
thing
The Italian draftcys had been excused
from attending the school selected fol
them. because " the celebration 81
Italian victories over the Austrlan~
III the form of Iartdc
Unless definite authoritative news
comes TODAY that an arEmstIcc has beer
signed by the German peace commIS-
slnncr> and another celebration plannc'
for touirl. the classes ~ thc five schools
Should ~ much larger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
FINED FOR ASSAULT.
Woman Beats Up Neighbor Accused OF
GOssiping.

1t cost Mary Rcddin, a stalwart power
full looking young woman So aud the
cost of the case, to take the law in her
own hands, and administer n beating to
Lydie Miller, another woman not so
stalwart or powerful looking as she.
She faced City Court this morning
charged Ly Mrs Miller with assault and
battery, J. Frank Fall defending her.
Had both been permitted to tell their
stories at length the trial doubtless would
have been lengthy but they were requested
to stick close To the actual happening
Briefly the story that was unfoldcd was
that the defendant, heard Mrs Miller
had circulated reports about her, and
called her names ms result Of which she
went to Mrs Miller, and taxed her with il
got denial that she didn't believe, told
her she must either take or give a bcating
and then proceeded to make Mrs Miller
take it She didn't deny il, hut SAID the
situation had become such she had 10 take
some sort of action Detective Sergeant
Green and other character witnesses gave
the defendant n splendid reputation but
Judge IlclIings told her she had no right
10 take he law into her own hands said
she had a remedy under II for any INJURY
she might have suffered from stories about
her or cpithcta applied to her
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
BOYS AND GIRLS TO AID.
Big Massmeeting to Boom War
Work Campaign on
Sunday.

The boys and girls Of Wilmingi on,
between the ages Of fourteen and twenty
years, are going to have big mass
meeting on Sunday afternoon at % o'clock
in the Majestic Theatre They will hear
about France and the boys over there,
from two people who have been there,
Miss Wclthy Ilonsinger and Wilbur
~ Wilson
Miss IIonsingcr has been in France
as one of the Y W c. A commissioners
and she has had some wonderful cX-
pcrienccs Wilbur Wilson, y NJ G. \.
man. was with the infantry at Chateau
Thicrry
This meeting which promises to he
nm inspiring one, will get the young
people ready to help with the nltcd
War Work Campaign, which opens
Monday November ~ The millions
that are asked for morale will he needed
whether the actual fighting is over or
not
The army and navy will need amusc-
mont and rest even more hccause they
will hc inactive the long months before
demohIlization is possible
Seats at the Majestic will hc reserved
for those holding tickets until ten MN
utes of when the general youthful
public Is invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
COLLECT FOR WAR WORK FUND.
Harris Engine Company Employees FRS
Plant 90 Aid Campaign.

Harris EuGruc Company employees. are
tho hrs, 81 the industrial eropriS IN tins
city 70 ral~c money tor the United War
Work campaign
When the crnplovc~ N that plant lett
thrlr work. to parade u honor II thr
supposed arnl~tirc agreement, between
thc Alhc> and Germany hc mon hough
ii hc soldiers and thc comforts that
would 10 sent "a them. through the seven
agencies cooperating III the War Work
campaign
-. the machiui~t9 got 4 Largo \mcr"an
flag. and carried II III the parade ~oiI-
citing contributions from the spectators
Thcrc is 10 doubt that i thc citizens on
tie sidewalk. had not been ~ Interested
III the supposed peace news, they would
have glvcn moro generously As i was
thc mechanics collected upwards ol So
which last night was turned ~ at thu
nltcd War Work campaign head
quarters, Tenth and Market streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
The Joy Of
Motherhood Told
" ,r.en Tell How They Made Event
One Of Great Happiness.

In every part of the land there are won, .3al
en who tell how, through the applicat!,ona
Of Mothers Friend. they entirely avoided
tbe suffering usually incident to motherhood.
1hey relate in no uncertain terms how froui
ts Use the days were made bright and
cheerful and the nights calm aud Iestful;
bow the crisis was passed without the usual
suffering experienced when nature is unaid-
ed and how they preserved their heaha
and strength TO devote II TO the rearing OF
thc.r children and TO the things Iifc holds
for chem.
Mothers Fnend is nloa penetrating
remedy prepared especially for expectar n
mothers from formula Of noted physi-
cian. strain upon the lIsaments Is avoided
and instead Of a period OF discomfort ana
constant dread It is q season OF calm re
pose Tic hours at the crisis are less, and
Mother's Friend enables the mother TO re
taIn her natural grace, and her skin Is not
cracked and does not become bard or db-
figured
Dept L, Lamar Building Atlanta. Georgia.
f1r their Motherhood Book, and obtain .
today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
PARIS MERRY AGAIN;
CAFES ARE CROWDED
Throngs Watch in Rain for Peace
and Drink to France IN
Sparkling Wines.
Nv Associated Press to Every Eveniu-

Nv Associated DreSS 10 livery f1NFnin.
Paris, Nov. S.-One hundred days ago
the Germans were thirty five miles from
Paris. Today they are begging peace
The conviction is universal that. whether
the German delegation signs articles OF
capitulatiou or not Germany IS beaten
The Allied advance, particularly the
exploit of the Americans IN capturing
Sedan, shows clearly that continuation
of hostlitics by GCrmnay can lead only
TO military dchaclc IN the near future.
This feeling Is confirmed by news received
from reliable quarters, that Germany
internal affairs arc drifting toward Chaos
Last night the people crowded he news
paper bulletin boards until 4 late hour,
undiscourgaed by the ram When the news
of Sedan was flashed there was IN out
burst of cheers .iov and enthusiasm m
creased as Yesterday wancd. Groups sang
the NlarScillaiSc. the Sambrc ct Ncuse and
other patriotic songs Cafes were throngcd
Champagne sparklcd in glasses. The
people drank to eternal France, the re-
gained provinces to the allies to Premier
Clcmenccau and Marshal Foch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
PEACE BOMB KILLS BOY.
Four Other Joyous ParadcrS Injured by
ExDIosinn.
J A.eocialn-I -. IA 49, l.N.nlne

B> Associated Trc>~ to ENrrN E>cninE
New castle. Pa NOV An nm
Identified boy OF H. Il dead and ttvf
other persons are in hospitals here TODAY
suffering from serious injuries a 2 result
of accidents which married the premature
ncacc celebration last night Thc dead
10y and four injured men were hc victims
of an explosion. 4 bomb placed IL !;
section Of steel pipe bv the cclchrators
shattered the tube pieces Of which STRUCK
the FIVE victims,
During tho celebration. Jack Mcdonald
foreman. al a local tinplate factory. wa,
beaten and shot by . crowd when he va
mistaken for foreigner who Is SAID t
have torn up an American and An Italian
flag.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
HARLAN'S TO PLAY DIN.
Season TO Open Tomorrow with Game
on Shipbulders' Field Here.

The Harlan team viii opcn is football
season tomorrow at 3 y M. with game
unh camp DN on the HARLAN Field
The Camp Will Irlng strong tcam under
Phvslc.l Director Lieut. Price al coach
Harlan lnc -up will IL composed %
picked candidates from i long list Of
good men Among them viii bc Martin,
Kidd Donuhuc. Eavtou t'arriy ana
others ot tins TYPO The season W4s 70
have started last Saturday with a gam,
between Harlan and the Fort du Pont
team hut was declared oti on accoun, oi
sickness at the Fort
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
|TkIY'S f|EE(S OCCUPY
NATIONS NEW PORTS
Statue Of Francis Joseph Overturn'
ed By Crowd as Italians Come
Into Their Own.
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening

Rome. Nov. : Trc~t dispatches an
nouncc that Italian war.hip~ have entered
the port OF Zara Tho ltalian flag was
raised hv Captain Dcboccard who
has been appointed military. governor.
The monuments of Frauci~ Joseph and
Baron Tcgctthoft former ommandcr-
iu-chicl of the AUSTRIAN navy were
o,crthrown III the crowd The occu-
nation ii Lu,sIupccuIo hy Italians
also is announced
Zara i 4 seaport in \nstrla-llumgarv
and i the capital of DalamatIa It Is
situated On Il promontory on ~" east 4
crn coast oi the Adrlatlc. lao mules
southeast of Venice IusSinpiccolo il
town on m island belonging e nc
Crownland II lstrla. 1t is the principal
scaport of tho Quarncro Islands, hc-
tween lstra and the CruatIan coast
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
APPLY POSLAM
END DISTRESS
OF ITCHY SKIN

n vni the quantity oi any remedy ypH
mn nn vair skin ~ heal 'hc . eprder y ,r
HI OTr ALTTY that works he dc8Irrd
rcaills and ~ quahty F"s'am F]cf'1
<.t,~fsst,,,n Crf.fn ~ tlsf opnca bccauee ~
Lr,i,ng nngrr. are concentrated md Jus'
+ lJiio docs ~ much
Try fhia' spread Poeiam oyer th2F
.frhinp skin affection Of night 'ihen DIS
,tu the folblc from yonr mlnd Sleep
nIudl. and orzf morning eTariue ~"
tru aud cr jHs' nhat Poelan hae done
sod ryerYnhcrc FOR free saIdpi" ~Ute
r. toErncrgeucy Laboratories, 2f3 "es' ff't
s. %rY fork Clty
lnd Po.am soap being fnedicated
aftl Poslam ain benefit your kin Rhilo
--.l A.-l. fnr lnIlct md hath
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
Star Harvard Man Killed.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
With the American Army or the Sedan
Front Nov Capt tIaInlton Coohdgc.
former football PLAYER ii Harvard Uni
ycrsity, and -on Of Prof j Randall
coolidge oi Boston. vas killed On October
- %hen his .3lpIaEc Was shot down BY
German aircraft fire lear Grand Pre- The
plane fell within tie American lines
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
Auto Halts Hun Plot Charges.

Hy AssOclateo Pre.s @ Livery tVenIng
Knoxville Tenn, Nov : William j.
Oliver wealthy munitions manufacturer,
was knocked down by an automobile
frlck and seriously injured today while
I'm his way to the Federal Court for Il
preliminary hearing on an indictment
charging graft rs turning out defective
shells for the government
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
ARM BADLY MANGLrD.

special corFc spondence of Every Evening
Seaford. Nov. 3 Daniel Adams. Il
fartncr living ~ Smitbville. near her.
ncf with serious accident yester,lav.
IIe wns operating . fodder shredder al
his home and hia left hand was caughi
N the rollery and knives HE arm gas
drawn IN the machine - the rlls,w md
adly nanglcd
Mr. Adams was hurried to CsHbridae
ho.pital. but Il q feared his arm viii havo
in ic afnputatcd af the elbow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
More Pay for Railroad Telegraphers.

By Associated Press % Every Evening
Washington, Nov 8.-An order grant
ing railroad tclegraphers q general wage
increase will be issued within few days
ty Director General McAdoo, it was said
today at the railroad Administration.
The advance Is said to average about
$50 q month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
QUAKE, $500 MILES AWAY.
Washington Reported Shocks This Morn
ing Lasting Two Hours.
}x AssocIa,ed prcss ID Every Evenlng

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. Nov. ) An earthquake,
nf considerable IN cli~l1y starting al 81
o'clock laS; night aaG continuing uut
shortly after O'Clock TINS morning. va
recorded on scisnograpnS II GcoTgct oyvt
University observatory The maHnun
disturbance was Il. T. 80 a. m aud IA
distance from Washington approNiuiatclt
, 900 milo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-08
CREW ADRIFT SINCE OCT. l6.
Four Sailors From Dumaru Reach Homo
lulu After Terrible Suffering.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Honolulu T. IT,, Nov ; Four >Gr.
yIvors of the L. : Shipping Board
steamer Dumaru. which lightning STRUCK
and sci afrc October Is last were brought
To this port late Yesterday on 4 govern
nent vessel. which picked them up from
\ life raft POO miles from the island 81
Guam. after they had suffered terrible
hardships
They are the only known survivors .
the Dumaru> company q 40