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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
FORD SHIP YARD
TO YIELD QUANTITY
Raw Material to Enter One End
And Emerge q Fighting
Graft at Other.

Detroit Nav I6 Quantity production
is IN he the watchword of the great Ford
Shiphmldlng ward which Is being erected
here for the construction Of the United
States navy Eagles the little vessels
which. II IS hoped. will help rid the seas
Of German boats
The assembling plan has been greatly
elaborated and will he applied to the
building of the Eagles The raw ma
terlal viii enter ope eud ot the plant tn
emerge AZ he other end completed
fighting craft Each ~ the Ittlc vessels
will be passed along bv powerful ma
chlncr, from ono group of workmen 30
another and as it passes each group
will add something to the boat
When the last rlvct has been driven IN
the steel hull tho bnet will be picked up
bodily bv powerful hvdra'llic lift and
deposited further down the waYs where
skilled wurkmcn Will install the motor
equipment
Three wavs have becn constructed,
each to hold seven of the submarine
chascrs Il Is generally understood that
the plant will be able 10 put INTO the water
one completed Eagle day, and some
estimates have placed the number as hlgn
rs three for each - hours
There Will he no champagne chnsten-
ings nor elaborate launchlngs ceremonies.
No efforts are being made 70 give the
boats anv touch of artificial beauty, tho
sole effort being 10 turn out with ~ great
speed as possible an efficient weapon
against German ruthlessness on the seas
Government secrecy shrouds the major
details Of construction
ii these boats viii hasten the end OF
the frghtfu carnage and bring n lasting
peace. there Will be no occasion 70 worry
over the cost said Henry Ford in dis
cussing the project This is your war
and my war, and although We did not
make IT we must see it through 10 n sue
cessful conclusion
Sixty days ago the land on which the
plant IS being erected was desolate
marsh vast acreage Of mud through
which wandered aifnlessly sluggish river
Now il is 8 net work of railroad trnoks
with locomotives running between great
buildings Of steel, tile and glass.
What engineers here say is one Of the
largest buildings in the world will be ueed
to house at one time a score Of the little
vessels IT is LOO feet long, 800 feet
wide The building where the boats are
TO be assembled is fully half mile from
the Rouge river The launching basi n adj
Joins this building and thence a channel
is being excavated to the river.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
REHpHpTIl BEACH,

et,crial Correspondence of Fvery Evening
Rchoboth Beach. Nav ~ Rain was
welcomed. with o thunder shower, Thurs
dey evening. "a gardens and fields were
suffering from the dr, spoil Potato bugs
aro plaving havoc with potato patches
Church hollis we're rung Tuesday NOM
Inc az q I, clock. ~ tho beginning Oi tho
Rod cross drive The teams worked dill
pentl, aud by Thursday the ground hed
been covered throughout the town The
Ieorlo If Rrhohuth Beach have done
their share
The. Red Crozs juniors viii hold cake
and ire cream festival 81 the Hotel Della
ware. thia evening
Tho ladies' of the Village Improvement
Association were delightfully."- entertained.
rhureAa, rght hv q straw ride given
them y, J Lingo, member They
,arn taken ~ Nh lsingo's hlg auin hack
IL Milton. euos aud then 80 Mrs " NJ
Tvnch : home. near town fnr the re-
rnalnder 81 the evening There i"o cream
and ralo vrra sctved
Mrs Niary entan and daughters ot
Nashugt ". ~ arc anmmer,ng ~ the
Norman cattqCr
Walter R,lt,n and wife are ~ the
Hotel llenlopcn for the summer Mr
Burton Is having some Improvements
made to his hotel
Mrs Laura DAVIS - Iladdoufield, y
! ~ VISITING her slstor, Mrs holiday
Niflln
Miss ammo na7gerd entertained the
4 \ and Red Cross, Thursday even
ing. a. her home IN baltimore avenue
IN Re, John J Monaghan, bishop of
Wilmington. Is q week end visitor et HE
4 .Eo here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
WELLESLEY UNIT IN PARIS
College Girls to Aid in Red Cross Dis
pensaries Near Lyons.

Pans, Nay 25 The American Rcd
Cross announces that the Wellesley Col
lege unit. which has just arrived in France,
has been assigned to work in the Lyons
district. one Of the largest centcrs Of Red
Cross activity The unit comprises two
graduate nurses. two experienced social
Workers. one dietitian and one doctor
This is the second group Of college
women to undertake work IN France, the
first being the Smith College who did
reconstruction work at Gricourt until
thev were driven out by the Germans.
The Wellesley unit will work in CON
ncction with the Red Cross dispensaries
and tuberculosis hospital for repatrlated
women and the children's hospital and
convalescent home near Lyons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
NEWS oF Al Rl.l d.

Special ,,t+ est,ont'ence of F,er, Evening
aufal Ma 15 Miss ~lnia ruhlts of
COX Grove has hoon appointed assistant
af,rtator ~ M IeraI Western ! mon 'el"-
rlaIsh aHua
Iue commissioners I1r Rowland t'
I.+snt.. and t,oarqo u Townsend #
~us-es srrut, Hate drawn Charles !
1la.4 ~,8nr, o,olsse. Samuel =
9l,.r. pa,d 4 I{o,co and John l'eorn
f,.,a lart. f. rr.lnh.ls If the Petit jury
f.r ha lnne trfr II rntfrf
Car.au arI \lf= William Cau=ey and
,.r,,f, M Itl8t,mn.r have been ylaitinp
af,taif .ui NJs= William NJ Niasso1 II
lIrs lto-eee Il Moore ana .hiiron ~
N Wilmington ami Miss Charlotte Gnotto
ha,a saon VISITING thel1 rsrente III Bethr'
NJ. Thnmaz Hiren and daughter
Nrtts 81 l'efhel aro Visiting ln Relianre
Nl, VI u Thomson vln vas waiting
hrr -,=t.r. Ms lavna Toaivlno of WI
n,netan. ha= .,e.frnod -o haf home Il
I a4t7c1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
DEItW ARE CITY

~uerial ,-orre-ronderce of livery Evening
peleoare city. Nav . Mrs Samuel
NJ nouneu oj Newark VAS vali"r here,
Yesterday
The ladies' Aid ~aIatt If The rresly
t,rian Church viii hold strawberry
festival IN Flre Fugnc He'll. lhuraday
night Man 20
Mrs d Ro1lnger of Philadelphia snent
Thursday here with NIra Nagdallna
Akar
I,autensnt l}enamn \lnt0n, after
spending ? fev DAYS with Mr. emit Mrs
William Reeh near town. has returned
til " Washington
Nlr and Mrs Albert Abrams of CIT,
POINT. Va are spending few days hero
with Mrs Abrams parents Mr. and Mrs
William Davidson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

Glove silk occupies 2
place by itself in the
world of women's
underwear BEING a
knitted fabric, it has
great fexihility and
durability. combined
with all the fineness
and softness Of silk.
Then, also. it's easily
laundered. 1t should
never be ironed, you
know Just shaken out.
and there's an end Of
the trouble.
Glove silk is made M
in women's vests, en-
velope chemises, union
suits. camisoles and
boomers, in white and
flesh.
Vests with bodice top. 50.
Rloomsrs. So up to a splendid
heavy quality st 81
Camisoiss. with lace tops and
various charming touches of
ribbon bows. and chiffon and
ribbon roses. s1.I5 ia So.
\ specially interesting cam
isois 70 the numerous women
who dislike the effect of a light
colored esmisole or corset
cover showing through a
transparent waist of dark color.
comes in glove silk in brown
or navy blue. with hemstitchina
for its sole trimming. Straight
cut. with bodice top and ribbon
shoulder STRAPS, $3.50. Regular
corsetcovsr cut. 50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
STORM STOPPED MEETING.

Special Correspondence If Every Evening
(,corgeto0H Nay y Rev Carlisle
Hubbard Il u Wilmington addressed = Red
Cross meeting ii tht couf' mouse Thurs
day night bur Was c8mpeied ~ cali the
meeting to > ciase when about haH done
ON account of i severe electric storm
Nolcug that hs au fence composed
mostl, 81 Women were very nervous he
decided IL hline the meeting to.a close iu
ordnr 81 givt them i chance to get home
before the storm broke over fhs town
The audience regretted That the meeting
could not go Oh. and it S the desire Of the
Red & ross workers io get him to address
another meeting
Soon after the meeting closed ono vi thc
most severe ram and electric storms that
has passed over Georgetown swept tins
hccfInn flnndlnp The .lrent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
cor NONTYFoRRTD CROSS.

Spectral Correspondence of 7 Every t""'fe
t,rareet.vr, Mas 15 Members ~ the
Rad ross Who art ent 'nis'a@fte 'n ~"
drive now under way 'n th7 town 5ffa'A
upon novel plan 81 raising 7e''f lh"' I.
Yesterday morning fy going i' tH" Ffti-
road sfatlon. and rs 2 fafnor tr"'" Hr
with = load Il hcr1tcs asking Mnl '''
,..,utr,hu anr of thc crates. nt tho amount
received ior ane tn fhr Ecl Gross fund
The campaign vas vaged vigorously
tar more than fvo hours auj tho frUt
brokers cr-apefetcd with 1ho vorkcr-
lev 81 fhr bolr, growers rop1dlafed the
arpartunltv ta contribute n tho wort hH
cause
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
rIGHTl.THRrF roR CAMP DIx.

Special sponderce of Every Evening
\avarL Ma, 2- ght,-'Lree mon
were sent - ANN I'm thS morning
hv tho Eurt \e0 4 as'.1 oHntN kemp
tlon Boarl i Al~ contingent to"k I'll oi
tho Class men. aH8 nHmhcr who had
been previously 4efod z other classes
He seicrt9Ves reported here NeSt or'iaF
atter5eaa ami Vi5H 2 toV EXCEPTIONS. re-
t5lrutd ,o tHtr homes and "ana haeh 10
\cvart th9 faoruug Iho' lott toT anlp
DlN sharf.1 attr} ffac~ oEcT the I I
B i " p. usa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
DEATH OF MRS. ]. T. LOWE.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Mal - Mrs Ada ID Lowe
wife Of Register in Chancerv and Clerk
of the Orphans Court J Thomas Lowe
at Little Greek died YESTERDAY after
several weeks illness. She was 20 years Of
age and is survived by her husband and
two daughters
Mrs Lowe was the daughter Of the late
Thomas Dennev, 3 prominent resident Of
Kent county for many years Funeral
services will be held at the residence Of her
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
Silk Stockings at 1926
In Orer N Hundred Hues

tells the Of the abundant equipment The Wsnamsker
Stocking Salon the needs OF she
who kea psir Of silk stockings match
Should she hundred gowns, she might easily strife
luck time she IN end asks for match.
AS general statement regarding the Wsnausker silk
the First Floor Nkei and Juniper
said indeed the standard Colors shades
delicate which
up here; price, sometimes another.
otentinnes in the 81 - selection
the stockings subjected both
artificial and natural before The match is declared
night of mind and ~ understand
inEa ia assured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
SONS CT DEI.AW ARE

Special correspondence ~ tN"r2 Evening
Newark Ma, - Members. nj the
~aclet, Il ls}jadrII, II,F1a SONS ot nclau are
ulll ifo guests h1s afternoon ot Delaware
Coilcee aud officials 81 Newark MERIT
\ NiIEtte. II Iy ytdoni ot the society
The visitors vii a7iyo u Newark between
3 and CLOCK and viii ho met at the
station h1 delegation q oltlzens n auto
mobiles AIayag J b lrazcr a. the
hcai 81 tins recen ION committee
The visitors wlij he taken ou m lnspoc-
mon trlp r. tho State Iam tho Women s
CoIIegc. and th, new hHIIug, al Della
Vare Callege \. Is d clock supper viii be
served ia oia eol.oge Hall Delaware
COLLEGE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
NEWPORT NOTES.
special Correspondence of Every Event

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newport. May 25.--1'he regular monthly
business and social meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of Newport Nj. T.. Church
was held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey T. Gregg. ON Wednesday evening
\ pleasing program was given The June
meeting, the last one of this season, Will
he held at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Qmmhy lyman
NIias Frances Rail. who has been CON
fued Ia her home bv illness. is conva-
lcscinR
Mrs Harry fiCTson Is ~ n Philadelphia
hospital. whore she will undergo an
operation
Mr. and Mrs Harvey + Gregg enter
tanned Rev. and Mrs ! II Whcdbec of
TInnnc Md this Neok
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
THE WHITE HOUSE wool.
special Correspondents u Etery Evenine

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover Na1 - The two pounds 81
wool for Delaware from the sheep on the
White House lawn II Washington. as
allotted to each State IN the mon. arrived
al the State House, yesterday addressed
to Governor Townsend
The highest IHd for the wool for this
Red Cross contribution Is lint offered III
DR. G Layton C,rIer Of Milford S262 81
The wooi VIII reuan at the state
House untd the end Of the Red Cross
drive. when il VIII lie turned over to the
highest bidder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
BEATEN MAN Is BETTER.
Special Correspondence of Every Evenins

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. May % THE condition of John
Hostic. who was struck hy George W
Wilson, Jr, early yesterday morning,
during an alteration between Wilson
aud his brother, Harvey Wilson, Camp
Dix soldier, the latter having arrived IN
town but a few hours before. was some
what improved late last night,
II was feared for awhile that Hostile a
skull had been fractured and ccncussion
might follow Wilson IN in Kent county
ial. without hail, awaiting the result of
RnstiCs' injuries
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

large and early orders
which has enabled rs
to offer vou stocks that
are 50 complete. quail
ties that still meet the
Wanamaker standards.
and prices which are so
moderate in view Of the
qualities,
Brief indications Of
the price range in
clude.
Women 5 Summer
vests, from i9c for rib
bed cotton up to silk at
81. 30.
Women s cnmhina-
tion suits from 65c for
cotton up to silk at
$3.50, Drawers from
50c to S1.35.
Mems s Il m m @ r
underwear Ito be found
on the Main Floor.
Market includes both
knit and woven under
shirts and drawers
from 50c (cotton) mp to
St2 for silk. Mems
union suits range from
S1.25 for cotton to $13
in silk.
Concerning union
suits for men, we've
two observations;
Mankind even that
portion Of it which, as
one Of the members
cheerfully remarked,
kicks like a Texas
steer against anything
new" is gradually be-
coming converted to
wearing them.
It's claimed. and we
don't know it to be dis
proved, that once tried
they are never dropped.
We are fastidious
and successful special
lists in providing good
fits in union suits.
Children's cotton undervests
are 25c to S1.40.
Childrcn's combination suits
range from soc in cotton TO $40
in silk An excellent value in a
glove silk combination costs 81.
Little girls pantalettes. cot
ton. soc to s140. They also
come in merino--a Summer
weight intermixture of cotton
and wool-at s1.20 TO s2.6S.
Little boys drawers. soc to
Sl.40.
Many intermediate qualities
and values at in between the
two extremes of these price
ranges. For example:
An excellent quality women's
underyest in isle comes with
square neck. V neck, band top
or crochet top. at soc. A stitl
daintier one at S1.50. A
woman's combination suit of
soft, fine cotton, finished with
beading at the top and lace mt
the legs, can be had for s5c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
Yield Of Tomatoes .

The average WELD Of tomatoes in the
United States last year is placed at about
four tons TO the acre Noarly million
tons of tomatoes were manufactured -
that is canned and made into oatsnps,
etc. Canneriss are offering sl5 10 SIS
the ton for tomatoes next season Farm
Life.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

7 IFE'S dull and
prosaic, or not,
Just as you choose
TO make il
Lady Henry Somer-
set. the great English
temperance worker,
once invited a party of
women from London'a
dreariest alume t o
spend a day among
birds and flowers and
turf and trees ON her
magnificent c oun try
estate. On taking q
polite leave Of her at
"the end Of a perfect
dav." one Of the women
thanked her for her
hospitality. adding.
however. with a com
passionate @ glance
around
You must get 50
lonesome here | suppose
YOU are glad to soc
anyonel"
lust a pair Of stock
inga sounds like a com
monplace inspiration
FOR a day'a shopping.
but when u stocking is
needed. what else will
take its place.
Fitting ont the bot
tom of the family
trunk with The family's
Summer underwear is
not rs thrilling m buy
ing n trousseau. but its
every whit rs necessary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

There's delightful quality
sllk combination for women
(tight kneel st 81. while for
The woman for whom nothing
lesa than the finest viii do, TO
touch her dainty skin, there's
really exquisite Japanese silk
vest st $3.50. Simplicity
itaelf-no trimming at the neck
asvs narrow. delicate edge
and beading run With silk RIB
bon-its richness Is all in the
texture, which IL IF q lightness,
whIteneas and lustre almost
comparable ~ sea foam
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

There's n comforta-
bic shiver just in think
ing Of it,
Cotton ia so scarce
mot a new story now,
but unfortunately. still
n true one) that we're
thankful for the ex-
perience and developed
foresight in placing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
CORNER full Of

A CORNER full of
4 NECESSARY a things,
this one on the First
Floor at Market and
Juniper streets, 50 how
could it be otherwise
than interesting?
That 5 why you'll
find stockings there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

and variety, that one
might well wonder
whether there could be
(without selling 70
centipedes) legs enough
TO fiji them
And yet the folks on
the inside of those we'll
piled counters would
tell you that all those
stockings you acc and
a lot more in boxes that
YOU don't sec. march
out Of the Store 50 fast
that if others didn't
march in rs quickly 70
take their places. We
would he m = pretty
pickle. and 50 would
the multitudes of peo-
pie who say
Wonnmnter's for
sfockings"
Haven't Won heard
that al your Iife2
The Stocking Salon
this season is in splen-
did fettle, as 10 prices
and qualities as we'll as
color range,
The price range IN
wOmen's silk hosiery
runs from S123 to S25
2 pair
We arc sz proud ~ the frEf-
mentioned sticking "a n hs
second mavbe more m. foY n
serves more people. u can't he
eauaied elsewhere ~ ifs price
of - 25 Made IF inprainad
thread silk that retains iiz lus-
ter. fnll-fashi0ned ruf cotton
tops and soles Rlack. white
and colorz
Women's aiI-silk stockings in
heavier weight. in black. white
and Cniors. are priced 81 IS. and
in heavy weight. 81. S2.S5 and
81 sud upward
Women'E cotton stockings,
black and white. At 25c up 70 81
The goods at the latter price
include those excellent English
stockings which some conserva-
tive Wsnamaker customers have
always bought. and bought
here. and which they will he
glad n lf~rn that they can still
obtain.
The display of fine silk hos
iery in all its bravery. "a ar
ranged in the showcases Of the
Stocking Salon. is one Of the
attractive spots in this great
corner. but yOu wish m see
something that runs the gamut
in style and colOrs from grave
70 gay, from lively 10 severe"
stop and look at the dainty
sOcks for children. with their
pleasant association nf little
pattering feet. They come in
all-w hite. white with Roman
stripes in endless variety. and
With bands If color. and roll
tops. Prices 25c TO 1910.
some Of the higher priced
ones are of fine French silk,
With hand-embrOidered clocks.
Children's ID b d cotton
stockings Chiefly in white). zoe
20 81.
Headquarters for mems hos
iery Is on Main Floor. Market.
where there's the same good.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

Stockings for women
and for children, silk
stockings, cotton stock
ings, black stockings,
white stockings and
stockings in all the
hues of the rainbow
and their understudies,
stockings in such be-
wildering profusion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
SIMPSON NEW JURIST.
Philadelphia Attorney Appointed TO Va
canCy in State Supreme Court.

philadeIDhIa. Nav p AIexander
Simpson. Jr,, has hopn appointed a mem
Der Of the Supreme Cou-t by Governor
Brumbaugh He succeeds the late Justice
Potter One other vacancy still exists in
the court. by reason Of the death Of Justice
Mestrezaf
Mr. Simpson Is = law partner Of Franco
Skunk Brown. attorney general Of Penn
sylvanis Tic received his commission on
Wednesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

big, comfortable leeway for
choice in styles, colors and
prices as there is with those
for women.
Cotton, plain and mereerized.
Isle, silk-they are all here.
Cotton socks. 1se TO 81. .25 black.
white and cOlors. Silk, Csc. 10
20 So for the fine imported
hosiery.
Here. too, are the smart.
seryiceable golf stockings IN
cotton, wool and merino. col
Ors brown, green, gray and
mixtures. Sl.50 20 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

w T think that ! big !,
Store located At NJ ar
ket and Juniper Streets
on the First Floor,
which is devoted TO the
selling Of knit under
wear and hosiery. IS
not only a mighty big
place. but 4 mighty
bright and busy place.
which has an interest
ing service to per
form
No less than that Of
keeping folks cool in
Summer as underwear
can make them, and
again, warm in Winter
as underwear can make
them. and that's very
cool and very warm in
deed.
Come to think Of it,
there's nothing very
prosy in the sense Of
freedom, delight and
comfort with which a
tree peels off its old
bark in Summer and
clothes itself in its new
Summer dress
And since a human
being is surely as good
as a tree. something of
the same comfort ana
pleasure is represented
by these heaps of soft,
snowy, ilmy under
wear some the dainti-
est of silk. others the
lightest of cotton It's
sues the gossamer
product of a thousand
thousand busy knit
ting-machines, whose
flashing. clicking need
les were briskly work
ing for your Summer
coolness while the real
snow still covered the
frost-bitten earth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

husband, in Little Creek, tomorrow
afternoon at 80 o'clock intermcnt IN
Lakeside cemetery, Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
PRINCE on MISSION To
JArAN VISITS president
Grandson If Queen Victoria. Carving
NiarShals Ration 10 Japanese En-
nCTnf

Ar A1a0tic Port MAY "a Prince
A1thur of ConuauEht son ri the Duke Of
Conaeught and Stra'bo'0 former govc1n-
or general - Canada and couFir Of
hlug George, arrived here today from
au ngllsh port IS hoa,' of 3 RrItlah ms
sion "a the uItod States The mission
made the vovage aboard British crmser
Tho prince and ms party were met by
AesIetant Secretary of state ] long. Col
,nel I N Houee. General White. head
af the Eru7l recruiting mission IN Tins
country Ollvr Rajoy British consul
general and other American and Rr'tleh
nf7cfale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25

Washington Nav "a The mission
headed hv Prince Arthur the state De
partment announced today, IS on IT'S way
IL Japan Il viii come 90 Washington to
call on President Wilson
The prince s mission to Japan Is IN
connection with the recent appointment
ot the Emperor Of Japan as an honorary
field marshal IN the British army He is
carving TO the Emperor 6eld nalshs!s
baton
Prince Arthur Is grandson of Queen
Victoria and first cousin ot KING George
He was born IN january 1888 and mar
red the Duchess Of Fife in 1913 HIS
sistct is the Crown Princess Of Sweden
The Duke 81 CouuauRht his father gave
up his claim to he throne oi Saxe-Conurg-
rather than become German prince
Prince Arthur rendered distinguished
service with the British cxpeditlonary
forces. participating IN The retreat from
Mons. the battles of the Marine the
Aisne Ypres. Neuve Chappele, Loos and
later uu the ~ouunC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-25
INTERESTING CORNERS
IN WANAMAKER'S
HNelU Things in Knit Ihings-Fron' Shdpeiy
Stockings tO Cool UnderUenr-
First Floor, Market & Juniper Sts)

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