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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
EX-KA|SER PLOT
To RESUME THRONE
Barred AND BROKEN
PrussiAn Military Leaders Back of
Conspiracy to Recall Fugitivc
Emperor TO Berlin
SCHEME WELL FINANCED
4 ase..lale,l I,tc.s IN I.,sts E,enlne

nv Associated Ptcse "a lvotv Evening
London. Doc , 4 plot 10 restore
imperialism aud secure the rrturn If
Emperor William has been dlscovcrod ~
Beflin. according 10 . despatch from Am
etcrilan - he Express
According to the ,Ieapafch Which uas
filed ~ Anafer1an on Friday. the clnof
men hehlnd he plot wcfp ioid Marshal
von Narkonacn. General von Born and
General CUNT SKI won 5fuiu Il ~
aald tltai thrY instructed tho Pfuaeiap
officers cotpe - cafry on q pro Emperor
9mtailon beginning immediately aft,t
tho drmolallzation oi tho trunpa Has
completed Iatpc efna Of tnnneF are
eafd 70 haVo heeI placed - tie ~ pas1l
ri The leaosrs h. paflnifipn rnaker-
The plot Collapsed. "3lng ~ iio fact
flsat esatef eorvieo agent oserhrafd
telephone ron,r'aatlan Nany arrostr
haze been uadp ~ ltrlp ind other eliies.
Will" the g"yernFnrnt haa lnnT lists If
alareets. Who had flauned foeci1e members
II tie Ipoaena government
NJ duret evidence af NIliiar Hnheu-
znllefn tuhhneilon plth thr riot las
ben found Ii 4 raid Int Il + behcgcI
tfaf TIE otItline ~ II. llar aas brought
f. ileflrn tx two - tn rfitt. sls. rt4fritiy
won't - fht f,efral capitol tof he ,-frft-
sllc Inlrtoza II i3linv ~ wtfe pf fhe
foimfr Emperor ~ Am,rapycn Holland
Iientananf pr faletav ErnpI vnu
Hohlen i- aald - ha - hccu III ef,rliv n
thr bnanei1I arrangements +, n Mar
ahal vap Niari.cu7en Is rerurtcd ~ ha vr
attempted ~ induce Ioeid Marshal von
fIl4dABbgrg q I,an. Int fr latfcr refused.
sa1lnp he tnfrrdn.i ~ refrfn after the lie
Modification II thn army
Tho whole Ffuseian court 4 - stated
was ~ sympathy with the plottrrs md
# is md E'rlneo rnn Rucl9w and Ttr
f,torge Nfehaolie. FORMER Imperial han
eell"r had promised f. tclp lhe plan
wae IT, organlte = prnYf1loral government
under t,rld NareI,ni san Natkenscn
- sono ather military lcaslrr- and fhen
urge Nllian iEohenyolert ta return
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
FIRST j. s. FIGHTERS
HOME FROM WAR,
100 WOUNDED
Storms Check Mauretania and She
Reaches New York Too Late
TO Land Yesterday.
BIG WELCOME" DELAYED
Nv Associated Press to Evep Evening

by Associated Press tn Evrt Evening
Now York, Dec. 9 Tho British
steamship Mauritania. sister ship oi
the Lusitania il IN port today with the
frat lnrgc contingent nf American troops
from overseas The 900 men. mostly
non-conlbat troops who wCr" stationed
III England. were taken to talpp Mills,
Long island during the day pcmob'iI-
7aton VIII take place ~ this camp IN
the near future Heavy storms delayed
the transport voyage so that she WAS
unable "a dock ~ noon yesterday as
was expected and II Was net until seven
o'Cloct last night that the liner cntcrd
the NarrowS. too late ~ pas quaran-
tlnc She anchored lnl the night ~ Graves
end BAY ~ gight u the lighted statue
81 Liberty
The etcamcra helatcd arrival caused
4 change IN tho plans Tor welcoming
tho soldiers and many thousands who
had crowded Battery Park all the after
NOON and who had motored To 9amp
Mills were disappointed
hc mayor committee If welcome
went down tho hav on polc" dcpWt-
mcut boat and officially cNtonded 2
welcome home
shortly hcCnrp The Mauirtau,a dropped
anchor. the hospital ship Northern
Par,tlc. with l0n wounded soldiers
and mar.ucs. including lnlit officers
passed ~ the ha, uuhoradod and do"ked
at lIohokcn
Nearly hall ii The hernca aboard were
badly wounded one section being ven
uvct to men who have lnst leg aud
another 80 those who hnvo bad arms
amputatcd
Red Gross nurses supervised the work
~ removing the mon to nearby army
hospitals TO-DAY
Troops aboard tbs Maurctania number
ing A.205, according ~ statement bV
the MILITARY anthort,ce included $50
wounded men from thr hatilctcide IT
France
When the liner left Gtavesend Ray for
her North River lneI, Mayor Hvlan aud
h,srartv wcrr abroad The Mayor announ"-
"a that Secretary of War patcr had
dcr,cd has request that The troops parade
IN New York before going e. camp
a tremendous chorus If whistles from
every manner of craft hrpke loose az the
Mauritania steamed slowly NJ / he harhor
The liner was gay with 4 multitude II
flags Tier rails vcrr hncd with cheering,
gesticulannR soldiers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
RETURNING SOLDIER BUREAU.
To be Formed Under the Direct ton of the
Federal Employ ment Service.

Federal Director 4 6 Bcnkhart
of thc United States Employment Serv-
icp. who attended conference OF State
directors in Washington Yesterday, re-
turned 20 his office here this morning
IN discussing the future ol the Employ
rnent Service and its functions. MIR
Bcnlzhart minated that many important
changes might be expected IN the near
future The most important move 10
the service NJ tins time IS the organl-
zatIun Of the returning soldiers bureau
10 provide employment for retring
soldiers
To carry cut the National d,InobllI-
zalon plans sad MIR, BcnkhaTi, the
federal director. viii Immediately get
IN tonch with al funcuoning bodies
10 each State with view 10 forming
returning soldier bureall which will
have 4 ccntrHl point Of operation. The
bureau will be composed Of heads Of
municipalities The Chamber ct Com
merrc, State Council Of Defense, oung
Men Christian Association knights
cf Columbus jewish Welfare and other
services together with the Employment
Service and local community boards
All employers should at once filc their
opportunities with the employment serv-
ice N order that returning soldiers,
sailors aud war workers may promptly
be assigned IL employment upon their
return
While no announcement has been
made il j. understood that plaua are
on foot for eventual concentration Of
Tho LmplOylnc ~ Service work IN Della
ware IL thc luaiu headquarters at Sixth
and King streets. Wilmington This,
it u understood. Will involve the dis
continuance OF out-Uf-toWn branches
and probably some Of those i'll town
4 Encouragement of the force ~tartcd
Ihls morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
AUSTRIA URGES j. S.
TO SAVE COUNTRY
Secs m American Troops the Only
Hope 10 End Disorders and
UprCr9f the Bolsheviki
~ Associated prres II Eeere "a'aa

~ Associated Prree fl Evere raiue
Vienna Wednesday,. Nuv III Dn il
-idoe in tn. FORMER Auztriar rufarf .no
hears the piea haf Amorlean troops bf
eent p fbc eoutere "A pnpnl4iirn IL sr p
ordcr ~url tnp hfld t"lld work.
against Ec frnfrnetna tp I"rast sau-'J
bs 80 committees political and boundary
d,afpute4 among ~ nurlc ran@ raros tEi
help prevent am reui towards i'nletc
sistn that dl-ofd,rIy rnndl'lnne mghf
act ~ promote u + urged fr i~rlsh
residents arriplnv hrro fror1 rrrcuvsl
and ferufrg fbat fhr presence = Apfr
rar soldiers would F,1 ztia1irr' protection
against saoh anti enr1ci'c outbreaks ls
havc occurred recontiG nee. places
Ibc Hurd Rnlehc-lsln loosely iefd
hrrc. h,li thc erly tufh hru.ie ryamplo af
outbreaks ,atrng 3r fhis complexion lr-
E,care ~ ~ furnished amoug no ~Fpva<
population of northwestern Huugar"
whcra shc farmrv rnIirn oi7e@o4 .n"
Magyar rourtrs gentlemen havr sfrilai-
4. saandnned hnir s'aies Is report
IA thnl oforf4 H. thr terh- y ake pos
.c47tor If his .rrrtnrr aeS fnllarrd hy
~ uprising af tna praznnt- and aIEo hv
nnthrfaks against ho Iro@
The most recent #xamDio af fHr literal
nezs with 9hloh thr peoples f tno oid
eliial monarchy have interpreted l'rnzident
Wilson s conception af Frlf-deffrFaln#ti"n
trnoug every tody IT rsFpple M tie s4Ffte
tpngte and rnrr le n he found among the
inhabitants II the fegipn ~ ffnft~rhr"
.baut fhiriv miles northeast nl FFumc
aody IL lbaa' ~ 900 f,rrrnan-~peakin
people Irving ii he heart nf lUgo-slava
REPRESENTATIVES, IL the .attscber group
explained that they wished the protection
If America against the Iugo-<Slavs 20 that
ihs.y might aeclare republic hny
ad they ycrc friendly m he IGgo-Navs,
int that m glnw IT President Wilson 2
mote fhev felt fh Ha q right to fhrir
s,gsn Isahiical free1larn and wished to "slsf
n tie Interior at .Jugoslayia .ist A son
Narnn nd u Iialv
These people oalTn hat }fgo-~iaY
soldiers arrested the mayor y Gottsrh"e
md arc prosecuting hc political leaders
IT the region They declare hclr group
baf Is orrin n bohemia. whence n
ssmerated z dnndrei ears ago and
s,craIJac,l t,ottecbee but hat L always
rrtaIned he l7e of be German language
ami hat nov. + their people r. g he
iofca,i ~ abaudon i d they remain. hey
prefer ID 4bandon herr holmes They
.aIIn mere IRE 20F9 n( their people
among he population pi >cw FORK
Cicvciand and san i~ranclsco
Dr patli Sarna--a. author of i HurE
sn the race struggles ii ae fTap4burg
asnf,,rr <pr,.9sts the opinion bat ~
;,eoplc- Il that empire never NlIi Dc
brought pgetner sgaln
It x prslbie. he sad snal he
f.,arc conference a7E establish free
radio y-teu among h.. new republics
NbIch viii eliminate reXatious ana cum
befsom. tanf bonds But If hIs s, not
,ion. .h.n ar wlll bc forced INTO hopeless
suaDetItfou with each other. creating a
.5f4ittIoa 5ilch ~ existed In kme1ca
be{orr he states united For he present
her fatc is like hat Of FaadoEa on open
lng the roy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
HUNSS|LEN1 ,SULLEN
AS YANKS MARCH
IN GERMAN TOWNS
Pupulace Indifferent 10 Occupation
Forces in Kahl<i rs They March
TO American Iunes
OUR FIGHTERS IGNORED
n, Ar-~.lated tre4- - r,ef, p,eatrs

Hl Ase,clatod Press - ttsrf u,rt.trs
Nmeuean Amy - Occupation .la.iae.
Dee | No demonstrations, ptihef fff.H5
~ ar hostile. marked the entrt u N1l'f
General nicIman army fnto Gietintsy
today 1hc ftuntief VS. atosar'l carly
"a thc da,. and hy nlehtfall lie Aneti
cane had moved forward - -.'les. rnach
lug Haigcn on bs ioff AMI So, 'liathacl1
~ the right Tho line eSfsn'led along
the Saat rver and through @aareutg and
Irtvcs
= he strccta ~ the village wore 4lutusi
4. aerted Perhaps ~ lp,r ten ~ he
population rmalned within their ltnnes
and ~ \ nafotity ~ eners tue llnds wrfr
drawn llore nnd here t,cffnan stood
IN the DOORWAY watching lhe traale ra#s
aud nccaalnnallY groups gathered Il afre
rnrnrts. hut there vere ~ aigns uf either
pleasure or dlaapprosat
larger ctowdH were encountered ~
Trrvoa. tir lnreest place "eenraed Inter
IN the day. Eut otrn bere runat 81 tic
people kept moving, maintaining alxnya
STUDIED ~ of ln,hirrenre - fnr ~
possible the mon ~ khaki wern ignored
Occaainu,ls the yunugrtora Under siv
wears 81 age were eartlcd nw,y hy the
excitement and displayed enthusiasm
over the marching trooIps. nut thrir for
gotfulncHw wa corrected promptly by
soinc older person
IlrlsasI,er General Preston Rrowr, the
military Governor for occupied territory
has established has headquarters NJ Frcvcs.
wlnrh also has been made advanced
general headquarters
General p,rshing will spend part oi
his time IT 1rrves Cltil nliairs will L.
directed iY haior General Harry SuDth
The troops marched INTO he ,dquarte $
town with bands playing, but even tic
music and tho presence oi dozens uf high
ranking Amcrlcan officers fall,l te jar
the population from rs attitude 81 calm
-lencc
A ttrioua feature 81 the situation WINS
the prestuco along the line 0t inarch OF
large numbers oi discharged German
soldiers. both officers and men. still III
full uniform tlong the roads and IN
Tfrcves these men moved III and out Of
the groups Of men IA khaki stood on
the sidewalks watching the marching
columns II several places m the city
and in the country districts, Germans
armed with rhcs, Wcre seen acting rs
civilian guards They hnd been placed
there bs the German authorities 10 mann
tam order
A number al released Alted soldiers
appeared within the American line rs Il
advanced Some OF them had been set
free by the retrcatlng Germans While
OF her, had been permitted to escape
The Allied delegations who have been
IN communication with The Germans
have notified the local authorltles IN
Trcvcs and other places hat where the
CiAlllan authorities are not Troublesome
and where they cooperate with the forces
OF occupation. they will he permitted to
remain at their posts. and Will moi be dls-
turbcd except insofar rs It Is necessary
for The carrying out OF military Irea lIft4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
AONDAY. DECEMBER 2.
ALFRED BELTS DEAD.
Prominent Citizen Who Long
Figured in City's Indus
trial Life.

Alfred Rctts, prominent and highly
esteemed citizen. who long figured IN the
industrial life nf Wilmington died ye-ter-
dav Mt hie residence. i5lb WeHt Four
teenth street. nj the age of Sf. yearH.
native of Wilmington, he wns n son
of hahlon Betts. one of the founders of
the Belts Machine Co, with Which he
was identified until hia retirement. tew
wears ago lie had nlwayH taken an
interest IN civic matters, served Tor = time
~ n mcmhcf of The BOARD of Water tom
tnissioncrq. was connected with the
Perpetual Bnilding and ioan Afsociation
ut one time being it's president md was
interested in other local enterprises
lie Is survived be his wife. who waa
Miss Esther Warner and three children
Mrs IranciC Caldwell Of Philadelphia,
Mrs James n ballet and Mnhlon l'etta,
registrar Of he Water Department he
funeral will take place tomorrow Afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
FLEW TO NEW YORK CITY
FROM OHIO FOR DINNER
Made $50 Miles ,n l22 Minute
Plane Driven hy L'berty
Motor

Washington iice Er+fr~
rg tIco President n5 hrf Frrirer~
of hr fAa.tpu Wright teropisrc ar
pauv ard Nov I Fnrhar yrrfuIr,
paor III tao tra pu~orn H~w s5n milr
tror DAYTON. Gio tn .rr Go-t
Hrtlar 1"rz rnd in mrnutra
dav hr snfnn tHchin0 hov 8rw .rrr
Nen Work fa Washington Il tourz rrd
uiurtrs Ha trq ras uada
t1oderd III Ia",i1ndA rnv alare
aTuupl r'h c-v cyfnder tyu
har.e pgrrr irorfg untor na sfrc
We # Hechi1o hst ised arrrg -e
,ts' t.ur months ~ War ,y bmev
-+H -ruten ttacbed " General rar
ahng vped't'nn
Thr ucn sho made hc eight rallied
up cw Jart lifv f-nn .ytnn ..v
Iong-distanco telephone III 10 rirc.
saturday st+orn,ng. made ~ engage
nart .r i,narr md ne rcatre fha.
evening ard trTtvedl D fue rs serp
tsofh rrgagrmentS. lhd,ng ~ tha Min
rnta HyrIg Erld peed FL i32 rnlIe-
NJ bpur was averaged }lr ne trim When
the \inenia eld n ss -aarhed here
was enough ati md gasni,ne rft u
the tanks to -aFrv (he machine bark
to Dayton vi T-7T7---7---- -ald II ,ves
leasIhc ~ make 40-mIle 3pstop
trip Vith that .ype af trpiane
Mt hcfteuHg, mon nsz Frva 4
Washington tald
he np from Dayton and rom rr
ark Hes pcrfecs De 1i0 oaRlpc r5u
me throughout 1t no ..me dld NiI
R.ucnart sho vas driving. Experience
any difficulty b secptng HE plane ~
1n even pace III ho 'me I'D he rscc.
lnd n no tame dld hc poke along he
plane responded aeauf.gJ'. h everv
demand The uu ~l~ axhlv ticasing
MIR ketteuns roceI.cd arrters 4 f.1y
elays lgo rom he hiei e lne Acro-
nautical DIVISION II thc rmy to hriHg
d Iauiand 9ur Is R0Iung eid.
Washington ir Euemrt, .no 81 p
st4 map FOR mp n New ark t4g
1-~fed rhat thoy - Fla vc,e fer aeg
zach naCKcu e-iitcHxc slin clothing.
ioHneI heir polar clothes sud .mue1
a5o hc nacnu rising 81. .i9ci
81 10 fbe aig arunzc- oiorsI machine
stopped fe0 feet rom enc 4i tue Iuglf
20 he Niineoa Fle.d
Is Naa j. ? 95 e.)ca --aterdas sitter
noon ,hla ae two avcr. tarte4 flr Y i-is-
Ggfon 81 lp be- alrr pp.a 5a
their maCun, ron I'd anr
hangar su 8ua1g ea Aluu-
q. hfN aa4 covered iae ~ 'ullH-
Two hours ln4 i've minute
NIr RiEehar sand hat irnm Dayton
New Work uG rom IL after
Washington Ia .tiuIGc = 900 FL.
.naln44iue,. .4 .h4 ao ame lIa ac
ge nora ham . miles aa Del.
ne course
MIR 3ucAart he's .e.n sEug ur
s.oe ears he tayt-d H,th .h. ArL.
ar9thcrs >,nc, he acrecuoa Is.
llb,ry-l4 Be bas o0o 1000 ao4-
ta aerraga rate 4. - utrs la a.4r.
9r 5 distance fyc me- thp crlMer.
enc, 81 thc earth EIr epcrts ~ II. .sr
Is Dayton by -a.l lIe ,at rs ls,-
Hsa Ne des a, b. r4li TIP too aae4
Will be lost
have Is consume .IEulcta 1oi.-- .
do What J oud 10 "a .agr .r 4
had ms u3rhi0e h4 1umoE.n.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
kING NICHOLAS DEPOsED.
Montenegro Royal Emily Included in The
'Nacatc" Order,
BN A..nelALed rEess % E4ery EAenl

By As,oeiatcl pfess % Every Etcniue
landol Dee , King Nicholas II
Montenegr5 has been dcposed by tte
sknpshtina. the Montencgrln national
assembly according to message received
Ltrc from Prague today
The dispatch uas sem from Prague uv
.he C4echo-Sloyal pres bureau. by uug
Of Copenhagen Ii says the ~hupSbuna
voted the deposition On Friday last md
declared for il union If Montenegro nith
Serbia under kug Peter
The family u the king uas included Ii
the act Of deposition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
kAIsER'S CRIME. ~ HIN
FiFS WAS HIS FAILURE
....a..Lale.I I,re.s Il 80 E.ErTElng

u Nssaciafe ~ i'~eae 10 n,ary tvrTrn9
PRS. pee . Discussing h. alfuation
II Ccruans BROUGHT ..self ~ he former
Emperor aet If rcnurelahon ne <9-
tianaI Iefiarg o. fta-ie ascoriing - )
dispatsh 81 !. insoruaflau. says
The ifopIc~-ion Is made taat the
Iohenlnl'crns var dismissed 4nly sc-
eeuse fbay tailed conquer and mt he
esa.. hcA yla.ate-! I'll laAs Q. humanity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
READY TO STRIP GERMANY
Canadian on Indemnity Comm IS
sion Says No Need 20 Fear
Undue Tenderness For Hun
nr As.nriated rresa . Egerg Evarlne

ny Aasoriated Press 10 Fiery Tvertne
London. 9inlav, Dcc Walter
Hume Long. Secretary ~ Stat for
Colonrn. Speaking nj bristol today. dis
closed the fact lint IT, wae % member of
he COMMITTEE mentioned bv tbt Premier
on Novotnbcr ~ ~ consider tho terms
that should bo dcnlanied from Germany
rhcr,forc, he could eumhaslzr that Tho
Erpre nec,I bavt no anxtiy on the
ground pi uu1u f'ndorrr ~ the part
of Great Britain aud Tie Ai.i'
he saH hat alihnugh Id did nn' desire
to enlarge thr RIiiish empire. ~ aw no
alternative 10 hc solution 81 tho prgblom
of the German rolnuie4 sqvo ~ therr
iuolnsion N tho empire Whore tic natiyes
hid bren eonanlted they ovrr2holpingl
faEored fia' ontrse. hc ard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
Graded School Union 10 Meet

The regular monthly meeting 81 he
New Castle County Graded Sunday
School Union will be held in St Andrew Z
parish house, Eighth and Orange streets
ON TUESDAY evening, December 3 The
speakers Viii BE-, Miss Mabel iIoopcs ou
the Christmas story. Miss Grace Baird
on Music, Sectional Conferences on
Christmas Plans, Cradle Roll. Mrs.
Link, Beginners, Miss Glcun. Primary,
Mrs payctt Junior, Mr. Bowers;
Intermediate Mis-, NJ Js Baird.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
ROLSHENISTS LOOT
PETROGRAD LEGATION

BY Nssoelasea Press . Every hNerine
London. Dee = BolshcyIsts havc
entered the Norwegian legation at Petr.-
grad and removed documents belonging
70 Switzerland, whose interests ere under
the protection OF Norway. according -
Copenhagen dispatch 10 the Mail The
Norwegian Minister has protested IN van,
aud The newspapers Of hat country arc
demanding that Norway break relations
with the Soviet government
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
REDS FOILED N ATTEMPT
To e APTURE WIRELESS
soc.attd press 70 Every Ev nne

T. Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Berlin. Dec Radical socialists have
not vet obtained control of The greater
German wireless stations 1T Naucn and
kanlg,W but lndencndcnt So
tlalists, III company with thc SpartacuS
group have secured control of I'll hons-
stltious with restricted radius Onlv the
refusal of Phillpp SCheidcnam - approve
m order transferring tle entire wireless
system 10 the jurisdiction If tho sol er@'
and workmen s council temporarily haltcd
. rad IN the larger overseas station.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
REPORTS
EARTHQUAKES
Shocks Began at ASS O'clock This Morn
ing and Lasted an Hour.
=. ~ ID - kNnnlns

IN Associated Press 90 Every Evening
Washington. Dee tn earthquake
Of moderate intensity. estimated to have
been ccntered about 29G0 miles from
Washington, was recorded this morning
on the scismographs AZ Georgetown
University
The shocks began at tb5 IS ln..13ud
continued about an hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
OFFICERS DEMAND NATIGSAI.
ASSEMBLY FOR GERMANY

It, Associated rfo4s q gvrrg fvepine
HorIln Nov - Tour thousand non
commissioned officers - j fnassrnecttrR
today adapted ! resolution calling tpan
government IL cnd the Eolshevst
agitatinn IL Ilf Karl I.1eI,. nrehi and Ross
Iuxeuihurp. and demanding the con
yocatiou If national assembly
PhlIpp Scheidemann tie majority
f49t,laIlai leader pointed mt the difficulties
the government WAS having because of
the ncfivifiee of What h characterized az
irresponsible elements He warmly cham
pioned the ulca IT calling a constituent
assembly
l resolution Gayorhg tic converting ii
he nattonal as4s rully - fbe earliest pos
slhie moment Wis passed ~ : meeting Is
the -aeiWrs lud worRmeu epunct II he
Rciahstag chambers ye4tcr'lay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
j. W. PHILLIPS DEAD.
Wilmington Soldier Succumbs To pneu-
monia While Serving in France

MIR and Mrs j W Phillips, No 1919
Union street, have received telegram
from the War Department, notifying
them Of the death OF their son, Private
J w Phillips Of the American ENpedi-
tlonary Forces IN France, on October 10.
Private Phillips died Of pneumonia,
which developed from IN attack If
Spanish influenza contracted on his
voyage overseas.
Private Phillips was a member Of
Westminster Presbyterian Church, 4 past
chief OF Crusaders Castle No. ) Il q l.,
and member oi the Lincoln Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
TURKS MASSACRED
100000 GREEKS
AND ARMEN|ANS
Magnitude of Atrocities If Kaiger'g
Ally Just Being Unveiled. viii
Shock ihc World
GREECE LOOTED ~ FOF
Y As9oeia'o'l I'frs- . 10 gv.rlag

~ Assoeia'o1 rrrsa ~ Fgr-y Rveriag
! lnHdon JpdaY Be,mlrr Pe,r
inra tae rrcsivrl from Jte~l anut~,
g'irn showing .l "a W. -triog a
'9li tto f4,l da3pff.| .0N .O00 f,rrckr
n' Hhou .HN ~ new orr rrf'fvsc-
= '.uesr. ifw W., h,yirnug II
10 t ~ t' rud ~ 1917 fh~
1H d'prritd ilnpn9 f.r~cts AMI
trmr1au- 80 'ara 400 M Armenian
f0d 400. .WG Gts,te ..e - IN .5...--r,reI :
ri "a" orr n'eirf Crcet- t
& p4t &. lta't d.e3 ~ ner
iGrrUgs
great r-niri - uer ad rh, rru
he"r eer fs.rfatr srr "rd ~ 'srn
ietr rfrr ,eu m ave
committed Ht t.ra, -a..~r 4 srr
a Jurt ,f.t.A RI -. .iIt,
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
ReLlefnnls - IInh.

The Beilet0utC Dlyic l4h Hl. hi =
+. home economics DAY tomorrow 8.lrr-
a0un and asen.lg 81 tbt hlnc ci Mrs.
Harry Hurst There o4l' ne an eNni3-
faon .. nome canning iad Il u-he Mia
IIelen Couetock home demonstration
agent fir The extension department 4
Delaware College Will ave rlS r.
the afternoon The pubic IS ia.tg..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
t,aiIrnad nIIKs More Land

Jrs Eliza \ c. Lea and Mrx Claudia
Lea Phelps have sold 1900 square
feet oi iand IL Gordon Heights to the
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washing
tor Railroad Co for $500, and Thomas
A Sharpe LAS sold 3 $50 square feet Of
adjacent Ltud ID The same company
:or $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
RInckinp the Sidem ak

Some time ago an old trunk fitted with
ashes vas placed OF the narrow sidewalk
in Chippey street al the end ot an alley
near Twelfth Being 50 heavy the ash
men have not taken it, and trunk and
contents remain 10 annoy pedestrians
Whoever Is responsible should remove it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
RElCHsTAG CoNyESEs soo<.

H. Associated Pres - Etery h,en.ns
fatls. be . !tte e,cr1nea I}erhstag
vii IL r.avokel hartfe aecorduQ 10
newspapers n ~eutn Germany. e..Vs
Zuriea dlsn Itch - I.lH.out1tsen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
Nmuseu.ents Tonight.

Flat npU~r Edith C4stttt t1o woman ie
4 Germans ~hu-
tlarriCR Na0dcgiii,
Victoria The NnCta~ttpcI onAAn.
lurrn Fhc Make-B Believe Wtle.
Majestic sporting Lite
yrtC- lhptOpays unQ musical comcGy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
The Weather.

Rf Associated Press tu Every evening
Washington. D,c Forecast EAs lbs
Sa-C
ticuera.is riN4G- tAu.ENa 4ll -za-G ll
Nlth prOha bis raiu M snow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
Holdine Court al Georgetown.

Chancellor 3r.is IS ho!dimg d session
of the Court q thaAccyy at Georgetown