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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
FERIOR COZ RT.
Suit Of Laurel Lumber Go. IS. Sarah
Clark. William Tnrhcrt and Others

Judges Rice and llol-el and 2 lurz III
Superior Court TODAY heard testimony III
Ne action brought ~ the Leurel lHlnher
h against Sarah NJ CLARK and William
I Tort ~ recover. under the Nc
chanics lien Law. for eerfan material
furnished fo Tcrhert. contractor for
1Iso IN building house for Mrs Clark
Caleb 5 Layton appeared for the plaintiff
concern and Walter ! Willis fnr he dc
fence The plaintiff : testimony showed
that lumber and material to tho extent of
FIVE shipments were made 20 the site y
the Clark structure. near Delaware Cjty.
on the credit Of the building, tho COM
panv depending on the Mechanics Lion
law for payment ~ case II otherwise
should not he made The company paid
tho freight from It's factory At Laurel n
The destination of the goods
The amount Of the company claim
with certain ltems stricken nut b1 order
Of the court as nou-provahlc vns So -
with interest from Novcmber II 1917
THIS includes freight charge of alout
$40
The defence offered no tostImou, hut
asked that IN charging the jury the rnHrt
order the elimination from the c{aim NJ
certain shipments made - kirkwood
De} non 10 Reyhold Del where Mr.
Willis contendcd went the material used
hv Torhcrt. and also SIS worth of ma
terial Torhert SAID he tised ON another
house near tho Clark property
The jury gave = verdict Of S5900l for
tho plaintiff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27

lerfai arras tias rar. FROM elaborate
,..,...., tis.ne ,f hTnu atil and lacr n
furia 4 .If= il hnen ginphan and naite"
tf.af efH - ncaatrf4ir wfh r." ~ntff'n
fre.ae- fhat arc - lie inrreaainVl. mndf=h
as fl,e. saerr,tr. rftutl.e vhen avnre woman
Z Fais. end rsasf te fttnElr and conn
ferraII4 rfad f,ne If thr newest auto
l.4fazaiz fald= IS RAIN proof and hes
.iet arhahIe h4R = part II ,ts fnake ~
=rrp.a4 rgf4t-e
81 SORTS a.f aitp ~ lungs gTar u favor
fem negi.gers and gorus nhme r.
hlaasos aoa cunts fhat 60 ~ .ver the
trat rlfh rrv~f sign III fastening.
anj aaf.. i.elt earnettifra - keep hem
trim sIrrv-ir=s Sweaters u MI varieties
are popular aud zlaeretrae coats es
f1er4ai4- II hIaaa -rIpef. arr reokoned
er. derr4hlo additions ta he outfit
I hese ore usually bound r,lfh black silk
irad aat are often EHifless - ans trfH-
ting .tfsr th4n herr prn smarf ofif 4nd
lattau7
art.stFe
here = a eerffafstc rrake far s4porcrs
I beae 9re made Fl ANS aHd a"ers color
n fre teaas and large reads Fl HGnd
erssta. ar Stone and dtsks n lades ar
metal st5ta combinations af evarvthinE
hlt ar HHss jhet 4re often sGost rff"c
t4ea af.d tend , nete roior ~ he usia-
rat tia4ae or fract aaenay het are a
era1e fhat has eaF4Rh IN ani must
H. noted
Iprt aTtcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
PHuA. PRODUCE MARKET.

By t--.. iateel rress "a T.yery Etonlng
rhI.sdelphia. MAJ = cats, lower.
Ne ohfe. ~2ttao5 No ), slasii =
Corn. weak No ? GLOW 70. No.
;. 6.Jl 20
Butter. lawer. western creamery extra,
IL nearby PRINT lanct, Is
tgg@. h1ghcr nearby hrsts, lo 50 per
case uearbs current receipts, i02o,
Western. extra hrst.. 40 2paI0 80, fancy
seleeiej packed. }ouil
Cheese. stsall \ca York fulI cream,
22a25
gJanaiated, -
LNe poultry. steady. foai=. 30 sa3l ,.
spring ehckeus 52a60 Young roosters,
staggt 24a25, do, old 2la22. ducks,
Pekln 2.a30 Indian Runner, 26a27
geese. 25a26
Dressed poultry. ann fresh killed
fowls. fancy. % 10 small SIZES. }3u35
old r9osters. - sprung ducks. 43a44
frozen fowls. fancy. b5a}5 y good do,
- choifc. }2a3l do small sizes 2Sa30,
hrollng chickens. western, i0a42 do
ro1-tb2. 2Na31
Potatoes. firm Ftuna per 100 pounds,
8Qal 10. do. New \ ork. ] 3Oal 81,
Florida, per barrel 3 25a5 no do $50
pound bags. , 25a2 -
flonr. steady. winter wheat. l0O per
cent flour l075all 90 per barrel Kansas
wheat do lloooll 25 sprnR wheat.
do l0.50al0.15
lolIaW. weak city IN terccs. l6
cIty. special loose. Il PRIME country,
las dark. l5al5l edible ~ tierces Is
Hay firm, timothy. Ne l. large and
small bales, 5000 per ton No ;, 270Oa
p 90 No ;. - O0a24 90. sample, l50Oa
Is 90 no grade, l0O0al50o. clover mixed
hay. light. y 70Oa2S00 do No l,
p 50a2b50, do. No ,. leO0a20OO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
$4,000, 900 GOAL
Continued from page !

Thousands Of dollars have been con.
iributed by workmen in the various shops
and establishments Of the city This cam
pnipn wns conducted atronuolisly and found
ready responae among the fnen and Wo-
mon theinselvea Many of tho shopa
organized Themselves and workmena
committees preached the doctrine of Civ
ing to the Red Cross The total amount Of
NIL the gifts from tins source 10 n gratlfy-
ing increase in the totn subscriptions. II
does not however fully record the eontfi-
buttons of the workInen for many OF them
healdea giving in the ahops alao gave at
their homes and IN the public collection.
one of the splendid efforts oi the cam
palgn has been the houae-to o-houHe canvasa
conducted hv volunteer organizations Of
women unde, the leadership of \ Rae
du Holl Five hundred of these women
were formed into wafd organizations,
each ward ha wing ite captain md it's team,
and they interviewed every household in
their dstfict The total amount ot this
contribution will hr known tonight
Dr 6 Iavton Grief. head of the Kent
and Sussex county teama. Will cone up to
tho closing dinner tonight, with the total
amount of subscriptions collected ~ those
rountiCR llr t'rief i is expected. will anfz
prise tho workers here with tho account
Of what hia mcn and women have dnne
Kent md Susaex during the lasi campaign
won banner for their sueecasful effarts
and II s fully expected that IL thle epirl
pnign thev will have surpassed theu
former record
Red Croee work received Ea,,st -
the rNfeut # el322 ~ n Tho l'lnyialsc
Saturday evening when Ifeufenntt Mill
aon 81 the CnnRdlou aerYien fuade
pl,a aud eurceodo1 IN stirring ~ the
Rrent pofiiotian md securing n CONSIDER
M naeietnnt district ATTORNEY II rhiiatie
lhta. lnttodncc,l tie halfenanf wha hpd
begun rs private and became lion
teuani ~ fhn Comedian artny he
apoalo, hae hcen wounded an1 pas4ed
ot,d = rs q forrclue 4'etf Vhlelf he fald
A. the lunrhonu i'iflga GtavR featn
Won 'he championship fanuet amid
burst # aprlanae reporting s95.22s
Ioam NJ ? - bfeh + s dn I'ent q
chairman ard which llaa already reported
about ST. tliHt announced through Mr.
du rnui ~ the llnchean ihat = would
frthor ohligato itself aud would make ia
total contribution q mn aea Fhls an
nnuncspnent WAS received viii applause
and rhoeta his announcement Weans
'hni tear W viii fafse a. additional
s325mn tld thia lledpe - the &C. oaa
~ evee44 - - eri.fa ~ baud an ~atitr
ia, and - lraves ahetf ginQ nna = be
raised ta.las fp raund ani fhe ffiil = fao
nfaf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27

Discussion 81 the Dvermau 10. Has
served - draw attention 20 ~"
over executive functions asartet HE FHe
legislative bodies IF other ao.r.s-
The views ~ ,Bc Italian minister 'l
STATE, Tpmmaso I4tfoR 'HiS Mt.-
tor as gwen r %4ara >u.0. XII, r-
worthy af note The 44s saoe une
of more rspectnl importance" l'a.t,
az fuller and uure unlimited power
have been conferred Wn 'ar Ffra-
uenf there than p aar e'a"r - me
belhgereut rouufrj--
The chief oh3rgttra r-e, <4n.' =
more active collaboration Z -" l'ai-
ian PsrImmeut seth .hs e,l1t"
that this would 'euI 1" N"aheh 'ht
government Just t 'he T"gh n"'1tut
II most needs to np str'nef hone rs
to hi, Minister jit.ni declares tla'
far irojn weakening E RI merely Wishes
IT, do aRas win II, ISOLATION ir"W tarIia-
mcut au l.e.aaon that has caused ne
povernn.er. Is he held exclusively IT,
spansIhle ior II tHr errors that have been
made. aud far t.l 'Ha failures -ha' have
resulted
rlose- association oi Putamon. with
,bs exesic,tve would ouIv add 90 fhe
lattars strength and authority and just
n his tIne. when the situation (, ,o
yer, rravc, there appears - he evou
greater urgency that Parhamou. should
lend more cthcacious support - The
executive, aithcr by the constitution 5f
special committees. pr at least hy asking
far restitution Of those statutory func-
ti0n4 which the Italian Parliament voun-
tarilv renounccd for an indefinite period
in d moment ol patriotic impulse
While thu British government hv
the provisions ,4 the defence of the realm
act 81 November 27 1914 has been
clothed with practically unlimited powers
within certain nclds. the boundaries 1T
these fields have been strictly defined and
the special powers only concern the pre-
vention of all intercourse with the enemy
the suppression of All attempts to dis
semlnate false news or any news hat
might do harm 10 the cause ur disturb
the relations between the Allies, the pro-
lection Of army and navy, of the means of
communication and OF the ports from
danger, and the assurance 0f freedom of
navigation
In France. Two years after the he-
ginning Of the war, the governments asked
the chamber to pass a law granting full
powers % the executive, hut the PROPOSE
ton was rejected one II the deputies
exclaiming that this would be 70 organize
dictatorship. The Chamber Of Deputies
can rightly claim to have met all the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
NEWS OF SELECTED MEN.

Charles + Schrang, reglstrant Of
DIVISION No ,, local board, has been
accepted at Camp Joseph + Johnston,
jacksonville, Fla Thco + Lynch aud
Charles W Needs have arrived At Camp
Benjamin Harrison, indianapolis. Ind
Francis Wingatc Neal Of II West
Twcnty-third street, left thus morning for
Camp Johnston, Jacksonville and James
Bonner Stuart for Astoria, J. 1, where he
will JOIN the gas defence service.
Leon { Mason, 2306 Washington
street. has gone to Madison Barracks,
Sackctts Harbor, \ u. as photographer
filling the quota Of ten from the State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
To- HONOR MRS ATT
Guest at Dinner VI Delaware Suifragiais
Next " ednesday Afternoon

\ luncheon . "a ~ given ~ H"tol IN
Font under the auepirrs IF ~" lielavRr"
state E.ual ~uHraea N7soc'ation neNt
W n.incz,iaN 1T I o..lart ln hnu"t nf Nlr-
tsrrlo chapman att nhn r. president
~ Dc Nat,nn4I Am,urar Namar ~piliaE"
Nas,rintiun vith uhl.I III. Delaware state
Aazn.1atl"u IT. affiliated Nli att fs
aso president ~ thc Jntctnational
~uffrppc tllaurc which represents y
couutr,o- II The varh lies aahIoot will
10 NnfFrseo "a a Wan Ncnzuro
veaI apu laat February Nr= aft
as president of The National Nncp,au
N Narnu suffrage tasocIatson appointed q
cnt1trnrt'cc from thr aaauratlou - serve
with hon as an intermediary between the
government and tile 2nun 0nn ntcnhefs
- the a=anctatlnp ln thc event thott
ac,vlres shauii hc ucoiol n war ,tlsls
Miss agnes y I1nwnrv president ot
the Delaware State Equal Suffagc Asso-
cIstiau vilj pr, ,@ioir at Ito luncheon
Thr nthot arrakrrs utll Ia Mrs Maud
Wood CIaIk. rational chairman ~ Wash
inrton et The congressional work # the
NatinuaI American " oman NufiFaR" \sso
c,atIon NIre J Roricn Hartman q mcm-
hei If tho committee appointed hN Nlra
Gait to cooperate with the government.
who has just returned from active Waf
rehet work III Europe Who Will speak
on The War Service of European We
mon and # Il Is possible (or her 10 be
present. Mrs FRANK \ Nandcrlp will
speak IN the asststantco suffrage has
been - her IN her war work Nrs
Nandcrhp Is from New Work, whore
women have the vot"
The luncheon vi he 81 = plate Tho-e
desiring to attend =hould make appIlca-
ton At once ~ Mrs J. Frank Ball vice
president If the Delaware state Equal
Suffrage Association. al 1919 Park Place
telephone 623
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Legislative and Executive
Cooperating in War Time
Examples OF Changed Governmental Relations That Have
Developed in Other Nations Since the Opening Of the
Great War.
American ,.y-r
American r,.tr~ Reviews

.t5kea,les ai fte Nat e.tuou- r0uoauauE
rs lns-ltltlout, privileges tut nt
ruE NEE ts presiding .hcer a 4bi"
81 sav " H,ll He .s ..r ern4. sDIn-
-Hat u face 10 tue zrea.s-' Il The t.r.I
-ar1strpuhes. ge baFe n1' un'u .r-.4 90
io acuco 4 wr fundamental
ln England laI tnH', rta me
nru.ouEltjou 'hc conflict te ."ue.,,E
iar greater control ..pra.tar.- tas
made tsps fai'. 1nl ta 3t.slr tGi- .az-la-
'lve committees have .e.a ppoHtr4
Ih. select ts# nl.I.a1a
finance the Haa-, luminous fas
rhu~en 'l.s -. 1917 '..-lsts -vr'a
tv--lx m.unsrs .-3 ru ae
parties. and f- n-r unft.t
examine ei .afas 'Hr w..'tr purpose
Neil rr Be- a4r aa- --la
OF .he French uua.fr.-
a.n.tnI hv f1e hAn.tr i"g..t .-
q |emarcral eeu' 4r
-1e. haI h.eu nr -au
oi hI- opinion e.t rs ~ ar nF
Lenders af a'i rar'ie- The
agq4v ofccrvo r.r expenditures
in Italv Varms lr1l nt ~.g. 't.ni.
The articia af MIN ter flt'.u naa
tru Sod considerably. 5.-rsiHa p lta..
,ud the Ra5,cEua NoNnraIn hts psrc1
.fs pages 4, rarrespuu. ..orr" fHf .nlrr'
The opinions oppressed have h"'1
-r vsral instances Is frnuE IS tu 1tto -tc
attention rf thc ..u~or huf ID n4a easily
~ ,ecu tha- re an-nr, ,u p ymp4-hy
with TittonI 5oa-
From tcrtranip Nuntate ~ .ata
'he declaration 'Ha. fhr ipN powers
conceded by Parliament GER tu. pr-#es-
tau B fhr atr cannot .u.ttE ran
ta3 dispositions rade ~ matters harrL
u.3 connection Aitn rho War disposition
that hav. .rlv -p,uIts lul ahi. nl
Useless increase n nua
imposition ~ uea tus nucr
tiou, ou statutory liberties
For Guido PaduiH hc iaiiar.
dial cooperation between '1r govern
mrnt Aud Pariam.n. wngIa constitute
Il fatal hialruco io thc development
oi Tho national energies Nne" nE prH-
venting hc free expression nt "i~n
would favor tho accumulation et bitter
feelings Lastly. Claudlo irrv notes
that n England aad France the renr'
sentative bodies instead % redH1mg nc
preroganyes during the war have alE
mented hern
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
APPLY FOR JOBS.
Two Seek Clerical Positions With Water
Commit salons.

Applications for clerical positions pre-
sented by Harry 6 Peaston of 22O2
Jefferson street and William rromwell of
107 West Eighth street were filed by the
Board of Water Commissioners at its
meeting today
City Treasurer Banks reported the fol-
lowing balances TO the credit of the board 4;
Current funds, sl2, 42s SO; special funds,
81, ,3i5.Il
Pnyrols az follows were passed Cur
rent weekly. 81 .T0l 03, current monthly,
81 ,00l &C. special weekly, S77p 81 special
monthly. s6ol
Assistant Engineer Van Trump re-
ported the punpnge of i02 ,635, go gal
Ions and the consumption of $3.50, 900
gallons of water Last week, an increase of
70, $50 .0i0 gallons in pumpage and IA
$40 900 gallons IN consumption over the
quantity for the corresponding period of
last wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
wnM.N KnItnIN Arro AroInENr

aston ETa .ra, 7rfo-oort.e
4cridrr' ,.ear hovt -sfr-la rsritr1
ttr aea'h fse .nfnrd uorr
ry Eov'ng bados rr II Ia~e7 F.ad07
farrtrr raar yue,r. frrc fa-ta" Mt u
r,e aptarnctia sYr r.dr rt+n Noes Hnn,
j.rd sar farErr .ud ~ -f'drau ln
-r.sstrU rr igs trz uaoninn ulmrei
..ttn 4ud Hlndo= ne' control rf ard Il
-an rto dsrp difch rr rar turned
turtle thr.wirg al t.r n1ranfs .f-.
nrea sirg Miss Woolfnr5 rrr. siianE
War .f.~t rtir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
NEW VIEW OF WILSON.
George Bauhelme's Picture Probably
Represents Extent Of Germany's Mis-
information.

Wilson IS an utto Englishman All
he knows IS Englend He believes IN
the God gwen mIssion English culture
He regards America merely As an outpost
o. the British Isles Today he weeps
over the wears I776 and 1912. and dcplores
the error Of The colonis;s Like Andrew
Carnegie he hopes to live to sec the day
when the sun will shine over the re- [ nitcd
states on both sides Of the Atlantic He
knows nothing about the rest Of the world
notvlt bstagdlng the fact that IN his Young
wears lie produced = thick volume entitled
The State which he piaglarized from
Marquardsen hhndbook The Public
Law nf our Timex He IS an American
only N 50 f..r rs h6 lives TIP TO that typical
american pr.ncIple What do We care
for abroad HIS knowledge Of
tho questions of the DAY he gets from the
weekly edition Of rhc London Times
George Bartbelmc N the Cologne
Gazette
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
NEED AUTO TRIO II

An automobile club was formed At
the y " G A Holiday House saturday
afternoon. when over 800 guests attended
the houscwarming The ASSOCIATION needs
Ford truck badly. and several trends
started fund for It's purchase They are
Judge George GRAY. ! Ernest smith.
Mr. Wink and Mrs Henry J Stubbs.
Through the generosity Of Alice Z
Smyth. the association was able 10 have
the farm and house for the summer, and
now other friends are trying 70 procure
the much needed truck
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
HELD FOR TRIAL.
Three Persons Accused nf Selling Liquor
10 soldiers

Before Judge Noollcy sitting ~ the
United States District curt nv assign
ment. this morning. John Gear vhlfo
Edward Farmer end Daisy Cherry, both
eolored. were arralgned IN 2 charge ot
selling Intoxicating liquor ~ sold'era ~
uniform Gear 10 Logan II Nclson ~ The
Coast ARTILLERY Service Farmer to F7re
Hclds of tho Ordinance Corps and the
Cherry woman ~ Edward 4 Nnrlctt
of tho National ARMY
Asl Irving HANDY counsel fof armc'
and the woman COULD not 10 present tho
trial was sci for Wcinceda, I'D ! I O'Clock
Gear Will plead hsovu ease
Allthrce vrrr committed ~ the cuat"dN
If the nlteI States marshal ae mono of
them furnished la,l ~ 2 recent hearing
before ,lted STATES Commissioner Ma
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Pie and Coffee Now 10 Gents.

The II G L. took another crack at
restaurant eating public today when the
price Of pie and coffee went up p -
cents THIS has for years been a standard
scent feed hut the high cost Of every
thing has boosted the price Of these
edibles Although some restaurants CON
tluue to sell the articles at the old prlee,
most have advanced 5 cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
WORTH WHILE
~ DRESS POINTS
Rain or Shine Umbrellas, Calico
Parasols. Slip On Blouscs and
Sweaters. Sleeveless Coats,
Necklaces
speclsl Correspondence Of Every Evening

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
New York. NAV 25 Attractive as
nre many of the things displayed for
nv Indva wear. they musf be practical
or ahe will have none of them, though
ahe does like barbaric necksces that are
only effective, neither practical nor pretty,
jisi 10 establish her right - vary onces
IN awhile from tho Get rule
rMnnrfIAs sNb rARAaoia.
Short handled aud stuhby arc many
ol be host liked umbrellas, that sacrifice
none If their sprend ~ consequence and
HING comfortably On the orm whom not
IN use
With qllle made waterproof many Of
these are So elaborate IN atrIpes and col0r
combinations hat nn ono. not initiated
would Suspect that they arc aF good for
rain ne for ann protection Onn Of the
beet atyloa hae a strap % rig attached
70 the handle by p'g qkin band and tho
tlpq are cclluloid oolured - match tho
leather trimmings E'araanla are in won
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
MOVING RN TRUCKS.
Sixteen Automobiles Loaded With of'ice
Furniture Passed Through

sixteen tNo-tou motor trucks ho
longing 80 " aahlnEton moving co1n
paniez passed through Wilmington ,oF
terdaN carving office furniture, station
CIV files and other eqmrmcni belonging
20 the Emergency fleot orpora'l"u.
housing and passenGcr transportation
division. from Washington to FhIladol-
phla
They were ~ reach Philadelphia last
evening So that the equipment might
bc moved INTO It's new quarters ready
for uso his morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
TRrFp 10 rscAPr
Cnrp nix Soldier Gave Officer the Slip
Hut Poi,re Got Him

y hen nrReeu' Iud~g came hfre trtla,
from & amp i6y fer privnte Fdvari 7
NrGanRhe~ = thn' camu. who eas
erreefad hcre last wrek un 'tr havge III
disnrderl. conduct 'ho ia''ar aekcl tr
sFpeent far permission ~ 3" hnro nl
arr bic mother aul shave ho errVe9r'
ge~o p,rnr=-ru ,rd scc,,mparicd t'r..
tu' NfrGeuVhes slirpr1 .ut 4 =i1 Irer
and ap"1
shortly ruerxarl h- ra- arree'cI '..
ruhecuea Malieeo AMI ftrrfA .-ov fr tto
sorgeau' -ria a4avt-.l f"r 7ur rtn rto
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
rranadu >. Easton AId

,stan .td lTa. n Mrs .farE
/ sYnara nfe M Terrr I4nnard z
urreucrrls farmer near iss+or tas s.rd
(, trr husband saturday yrt ranard
Usz for eev0ral aars taer f-hal7rred M
r!ua trd .u several sinrS SINS S@rf
s4 Sarltari iu trr -re7fmnut ae i7sf
..pp ar aas a' +he tmerzencv tl1sp''4l
+ aston ani nirnt three wnrks apn ne viz
-aa r1spi-si srd went borne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
I harlns q Nnoters 80.

Fastan GTf .ra harlrs r
Noatsrs ~ ear- .a rr rastnu
Iaad,ng rtirtus ed +#r 4 rgenov
g9s,itsi lore -adar .fr Erorers and
III s-,esr-od grandson 1ar!es q
W-ootrrs Ransom. rd ...ors1 chauffeur
.rere r..u uver n~ Tie -a8tlrou1d r7ln
on -a Delaware II .rssueeef 5suFay
a- Duke rasslDC arar nr41f' i5'
raE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Autn and Car oIIide.

An automobile bearing Virginia dealer 5
license No 215, and operated hy C'harles
Mcssino, Of Tarrytowu y ! was slightly
damaged Saturday Afternoon, when If
coIlidcd with Delaware avenue car of the
Wilmington and Phlladclphll Traction
Company. on Market street between
Second and rhfrd streets W one uas
injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
SEES MENACE TO u.noArs
Manner Of Sinking by British Must b"
Reckoned with Berlin Says

q y Associated Prose 20 Every vepinS
Amsterdam. MAY = In reference
- the prtjeh announcement of Safurie =
that large German submarine bed toep
sunk 1T ape ~ Vincent. semi
official statement from Berlin eaYs thaf
no MOVE hoe been received FIR long tame
from ono uf the German huafe aprra'
inR wra' ~ Gibraltar
The lnsa 81 Submarines tn 'hf manner
claimed bY the Brtizh - e added uue'
l,e rerkpup,i wlth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Additional Soldier Guards.

Guards at the shipyards here have
been increased by 20 additional sol
dicrs, members Of the 50th Infantry
who arrived Saturday morning large
tent, covering several thousand square
feet hns been erected ut the rear of the
Pennsylvania railroad station for the
temporary accommodations of the men
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
PATRIOTIC EXERCISES.
High School Memorial Dav Program to
he Held on Wednesday.

The u4ual general exercises at the Hugh
School were omitted this morning, but
instead on " odncsday morning special
program will be gwen suited 70 Memorial
BAY ann ivcrsarv. which occurs on Thurs
4 az. which IS n school holiday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Paper on Tennyson.

The Methodist Episcopal Preachers
Association held its weekly meeting in
the Grace NJ T. Church house today.
The meeting WAS taken up almost entirely
with routine business District Super
intendent Robert Watt read o very inter
esting paper on Alfred Tennyson the poet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Returns 10 Camp IiDtou.

Earl CoIRau If The Twentieth Field
Artillery United States Army. returned
to Camp Upton y y Yesterday. after
visiting bis mother. Mrs Margaret ColRain
If No 1884 ancastcr avenue. for few
DAYS Before assignment 70 Camp Upton
he spcut two years IT Waco, Tex.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
Referred To Referee.

Before Judges RIce and Heiscl IN Su-
pcrlor Court today the cesc Of kataryna
Bogucka. defendant below, respondent
against Antonio kunorwski, plaintiff
below respondent. was referred TO n ref
cree Tho case i one of appeal from the
lower court made by tn defendant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-27
CHICAGO HOG MARKET.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Chicago, Alay y Hogs, receipts Is
Oo0. Slow. Bulk Is 80 p Il 25; light l6 80
Il 80, mixed 1870 II 30 heavy 1885 u
r. 10 rough l5S5 1880; pigs l5 co q
l. 10