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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-10-18
Saved Hs, E athe,s Life,

Heroic presence Of mind exhibited
by his dfteen-year-old daughter, Kath-
ryn, saved the LIE Of Harry B. Gregg.
a broker OK san Francisco, when he
fell with hft horss on the brink u q
cliff while pursuing deer. according
to his story.
Gregg VIA dangling over the ade
Of the ella, clinging to the bride q his
frantica1y tusging horse, when bis
daughter hurled 4 lasso around him
and cinched Il about . tree. Gregg
says he scrambled back to the path
with difficulty, as his leg from the
ankle to knee had been bruised n ~
fall from the horse. M
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-10-18

Indulgence: rnar nooooy agRros. WIN
food secured It's equitable DISTRIBUTION
determined, there remain among the
broad functions Of the Food Admins.
tration the moving Of foods and feeds
by the stabilizing Of prices through
tho nower OF its position as purchaser
of food supplies and the Allies short
est route between producer and con-
gunner. and the punishments to be
me3ed out to those who violate its
principles.
The Food Administration was built
upon the faith Of our two great lead
ers in the American peoples readi-
ness for this supreme test OF govern
ment of the people by the people.
President Wilson's choice of Mr..
Hoover as Food Administrator was
aanoudced with his statement of the
adolfa;tsration's policy of food control
On May 18th, 1917, and was confirmed
~ the passage of the Food Control
"a IT.
Mr. Hoover accepted the leadership
IS United States Food Administrator
upcn the expressed condition that he
WIS 20 receive no payment for his
services and that he should be allow
ed, as far as possible. to gather a vol
unteer force around him. SO It is that
today Mr.. Hoover and every State and
LEGAL food administrator in the United
States, numbering in all some $500
men, are. and have always been, upon
a voluneeer basis without salary, ao-
eepting the appointments as assign
'aents to patriotic service.
This is the Food Administration as
created under authority of the Food
Control Act To sum up, it is an
emergency measure, passed because
Of the existence OF a state Of war, to
last only for the duration of the war,
aaving for Its purpose the National
Security and defense. the successful
prosecution OF the war and the main
teaance OF the Army and Navy. Its
operations are confined TO the regula.
ton and conservation of certain OF
the bare "necessaries" Of life, and
based largely upon faith In the volun-
tary cooperation of free people, for
the first time in history called upon
TO do their own will what had hereto
fore been attempted by compulsion.
and never successfully accomplished.
i hcE GE DISMAL HISTORY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-10-18
Epidemic Record Of 1917.

Disease scourges took a great toll
In the orient during 1917. Cholera pre-
vailed In southern Asia from Asiatic
Turkey to the Philippines, striking
down 5000 In the Indian region there
were $50 cases In the Philippines and
many deaths In Burmah. Bubonic
plague belted the tropical world from
Peru to Hawaii and New Caledonia. In
British India the largest mortality took
place; there were $4,000 cases, with
100000 deaths. The disease area ex-.
tended as far north as Egypt and Sen.
egal. Yellow fever appeared in AZ
RIGA. Mexico and South America. The
deaths were not above several hun
dred.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-10-18


h dint pebble Industry sivs a.
supatea to many women ana chiidr,.
s.ons TIE French coast ly,as bstween
aavrs and DieppN The pebhlee -
eetsd b and near Havrs an seIeee.d
- AeR spherical shape and sse useA
eseiusfyely for pulveFixins - c.rtsi.
industries, particularly IN the mann.
sneeurs OF cement and IN copper uinee
osms employed IN the interior OF ,.r,s
CYLINDER. In Tie cement industry IT,
esew turning Of The pebbles uroduc.s
powder which becomes an fnsrsdssr,
. me cement while In the ecpner 4,
aosf1y Tie metal Is freed Of an impurt
ues D the grinding operatiou Th.|
sane kind Of pebbles = used FOR e,u.A
ee purposes In the manufacturs IS
INT Another Important use Of amt,
Pebbles = n the manufactur, o. -.
nm. me pebbles Tor this pune
hs found between Fscanp ~ O,.s.
-Philadelphia Pres.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-10-18
F LACE OF DISMAL HISTORY
aoancke Island Known to Fame Be
cause 1t Was Site of Ralelph's
Ill-Fated Colony.

Off a desclate stretch Of sandy beeen
In North Carolina lies Roanoke island,
the birthplace of Virginia Dare the
i.st English child born In America.
Sir Walter Raleigh was responsible
for Roanoke island being placed on the
pages of history. for in 1855 he sent out
c0lonizing expedition to America, and
fate and the rough winds Of the Allan
tic cast the ship up on Roanoke Is
;sad On account Of the climate, the
LACE of food and the ubiquitous In
dian the island was voted as unin-
aabltable by the colonists, who packed
sheir belongings and took the. next
ship back to England and civilization.
But Raleigh was not discouraged. He
sent out another colony. which consent.
ed to stay. and the man in charge Of
the expedition returned with the glad
news. -Four years later, when Sir Wal
ter Raleigh sent him to report on the
progress of the colony, he found on
The island no trace of settlers or set.
Element save the inscription "Croatan"
carved on a tree. Sir Walter then
gave up the Roanoke island project as
IOpeless.
Roanoke island has now been In.
Aabited for many years, chiefly by fish
5rrnen and life-savers. The latter are
negroes from the coast guard station
it Pea island, which is separated from
Roanoke island by the sound. Pea
Stand, the only coast guard station in
his country manned by negroes, is off
dangerous section of the coast. A
ieTeiict ship cast on the beach is suck
Il farthe: into the sands by each
.ide. The colored guardsmen have
established an excellent record in
. trying and dangerous station.-Chi.
raco Daily News.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-10-18
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Ting Z Song Il Slxys5 = 9 ~
- he sixteenth eGne1sy. A6ss
Blind Nice = fuund u . U0g1e 6opk
dated 10oo. .TAs Froeeadf - Aee
was licensed IN 1850 1164 Ck0&Gb
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London Bridge r Ys1nae 0Uuue = =;
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~ old - the reign q ChaG1a - -
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-10-18

A complete census Of the feeble
minded In the United States has never
'een taken. but Il Is estimated that
here Z one fsebIe-minded person o.
very 30 Of the population, Or -
fortunately 100 900 in an according 10
he secretary Of one Of the New Yosk
Mental hygiene organizations. Aboas
1900 men have been rejected frum
he new national army on account q
iervous and nehtal disorders; ~
me third Of thess were rejected =
seecust It fsbb1s-niuaodnan2
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-10-18
cooselentlou. obIectora

The most contemplate use to which
M outward profession Of religion can
Be put Is q cloak to hide cowardice by
hirking. A most appropriate uss to
which such men could be put would be
to send them into No Mans Land to
draw the enemy's IRE. In order that
real American soldiers might loeato ~
GunA-OreGoa6na
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-10-18

Il think this man IL doing his BIT"
writes an army correspondent who
lends the following dispatch to the
Army and Navy Journal:
George Borden. a negro. Of Colds
ORC. N. c.. has furnished sons to the
var in the sum Of nearly two squads.
lie Is the father Of IS children. q o,
hem living and II Of them in the Unit
d States army either In this country
" In France.
He has been married three times
md on four occasions has been the
'ather Of Quadruplets."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-10-18
Heard N the Golf ceursa

He had pulled his golf bali ~ D
the left.
"Well." he said by way u cunsgk
ing himself. "I'd much rather have .
DULL than q Slice"
THAT depends" replied the expe1f
enced player. "In golf II may be bet
ter. but I've noticed In the game d
Politics they frequently play for . pun
10 order to get . SLICE"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-10-18
Too Much Of q Deed Thina
4 didn't much care about The way
Ynsks~ x,an<h>- DooI,e6 A<nvo - <,~yvnN '

Joah's clothes looked down 30 camp
commented Farmer Corntossel /
Hasn't he hts regular uniformr
mot yet. II they're going 10 keep
him dressed that way N hopes Of d
ceiving the enemy into thinking he's
Just an obscure peasant o. eomsthinG
what say b that it's Carrying Til
now ksrmoodinR tao 800
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
council Of DEFENCE
TO MOVE AGAINST
USELESS SLACKERS
S,ecial Efforts Will be Put Forth
to Compel Them to Take Up
Useful Work.
WORK WILL BE STATEWIDE
s,ec,s, D,spetch 10 Every Evening

special Dispatch TO Every Evening
Dover Nav 24.-The following county
councils of the State Council of Defence
have been appointed hy Dirctor-tten
eral Everett C. Johnson. In the list are
included the chalrmen ot the severei
county farm bureaus:
New Castle county James Shallcross.
Edward Hart, Merritt Willis, l.. Scott
Townsend. Horace l.. Dlworth
Kent F NJ Soper, Renlamin A.
Hazel. John A Barnard A. K. BENSON
Charles H. Murphy.
SUSSEX James Ponder. Philip l. Cen-
non. Robert c. Houston, Charles "
Mitchell. Harry t'rler. -.
City of Wilmington Mayor John W
Lawson. Judge George Gray, L,avld =
Marvel. George Carter, Charles I hmtts'
Weller +. Stoyer, Charles Topkis, William
s Hilles Charles II C;rantland, George
w Sparks. George A Elliott, Edward
G. Bradford. .Ir. Benlamin 7. shaw,
William r Negear. Clarence {. killen.
+ & Tate. " +. Metten. T. L Haynes,
John II Hickey. J Ernest Smith. Col.
Satterthwaite
The following committees of the state
CaIncil of Defence also have been ap-
pointed.
Health committee John J Ra~koh,
David Snellenburg. William r Seward,
Fred Brady. Rowland g Paynter.
Agricultural labor 4 II Magec. Oliver
A.3\ewfon. Frank II Pool
Ioafers or slackers John NJ Nendln-
hall Fred Brady. J Merrill lllghman.
Rowlan+i' G. Pavnter
smer,cenisation- David SnellenhuE.
William r Seward ! Fd Hoifecker
Finance and administration John J.
Raskob. l. u Niagce. Frank K Tool.
Oliver A Newton Rowland 6 Payntcr
\ meeting OF the finance and admln's-
trntion committee has hcen called for
next Wednesday, III Wilmington
A meeting also has heen called tor th'
committee on loafers md shakers. with
the attorney general and he deputies
and all police commissions end con-
,niszionpre IN the state Il ls understood
that the object of this meeting ist fornu-
late rules and regulations. looking toward
the taking care of the slacker and loaie1
II - understood the Council of De
fanze hes had for some time secret service
men at work on the Stacker and loaier
proposition and already large llsf Vt
names has been turned IN hV such secret
service men to the state 6ouncll ~
Defense
II has been lntimated that the Council
will not confine the meaning of the word
Stacker TO the poorer classes, but that
the sport loafer viii set no more CON
eideration than the ordinary pool room
and saloon loafer No interpretation
will he made - 10 what Is useful ocf7i-
patton. the only point for tho Council
to CONSIDER being whether 2 man r work
ing and how many hours each day he IS
putting in at such work
Chief Engineer Charles NJ lpham.
of the State Highway Commission Was
named TODAY as a representative Of the
Council to take part n the National
Conference on Highways u he held
in W ashington, y. G juno i Al National
ouucr of Defense headquarters
The publicity committee and commit
tee ON speakers bureau will meet some
dav ncHt week 10 begin active work u
that line
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
DIX BAND STAYS OVER.
viii Accompany New Soldiers From
Delaware Tomorrow.

In a telegram to Chairman tarren OF
Division No. Local Board, General
Hugh L. Scott oommandant at Camp
Dix, extended the leave of the Doth
Regiment band. so that they can take
part in the poing-away parade oi the
selected men tomorrow morning and re-
turn to camp with them. The band VIII
accordingly be in the line tomorrow
heading the No 2 Division contingent,
and will bc as heartily acclaimed rs they
were IN the Rcd Cross parade last night,
Chairman Farren is 30 bc congratulated
on tins successful result of his efforts to
make "A feature of the send-oif oi the CITY
bows. He il hoping to secure other bands
and additional marching bodies tn thke
places III the lines
A Voshcll Jones of 81 Nandever avenue
a repistrant in Division No. :, has on,
listed for service with the Y. Naval
Reserve. through the Philadelrhi" re-
cruiting station
Audrey Pninkn has arrived nj amp
Dix, Gilbert Crouch and George j.
Hodges at Laurel. Md, Frank McRight
NJ jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
Remarkable Recovery
From,
RHEUMATISM y!
Munyon's 3X
Rheumatism Remedy

from thor druggefe and - "nc drug
elzt Put lf
II anyone had told him ho would n'a
l.a,.r hchrvrd thaf sv.h great l'ereenf
agc would rcturu and hc 1" cufhusl"sfr
.,r th,,, nrsteo of fh3s remarkable Rem
nl, In All hls experience n tho dfflE
.,is,ncaz H. uc1c1 dispensed over 'na
counter rhcumatIr remo,N that gaN'
euch unixcrefl ,nd uuk relief
lie farthoy stated thaf Nnnf"r 1em
loe vaul3 hc gwen the moss prominent
,,os,tt.u III his store sud thst any dtug
Get tl,at failed - rrc0Cnlsc the merit
n thIs wonderful Remedy and taIei
fo recommend aud push 4 wac "u' i"t
money rather than satisfied customers
He considered this rcmcdv hnd
fnr the druggist Tor oy recommending
II there could he no Doubt IS 20 the saf
,sfact,on Il would give and the t'ufe
confidence his customers would h@ We
m his Recommendations
II voI arc suffering from rheomatlSm
or lumbago IN any form. step ~ NJ
nearest drug store and purchase '"'tl'
~ Nunvon-s 3N Rheumatism l}em'dt
md Il YOU are not satisfied win r'suI'
We will refund your money
This guarantee Is given without any
reservations whatsoever
MTNYON REMEDY t1MPANl
Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24

one uf the announcements which
brought loud applause was that The
employees NJ the Hercules Powder Co..
gUd IN number had made contributions
of more than $4,000. giving them Bn
average ~ about sp2 apiece The IL
exclusive of some large contributions
made by individual ofIicinla If ihe Cun-
pany
PATRIOTIC IN aptDYEa
There ia every prospect that before the
Red Cross drive ia over virtually sll N
Tho factories. shipyartis slope and stores
will be- mganiacd With 100 per cent oi
their pnulnvca pledged 90 the One-deY
pav-for -thc-Hed- CrOsn movement
The popular drive started toiaY but
,,,.,,ts st,ttuifted Yesterday showed that
already greet number of the larger
organizations we're thoroughly "a sym
pnihy With the movement
The Remington Company has gone ~
100 per cent strong The Fennsyi-
yania Railroad workers expect lp nave
every employee enrolled The Bond Nanu-
featuring Company ia makihg lf"gf "7
toward complete succees
Tho Delaware Hard Fibre Company g
employees ~ Nafshaltpn repor' them
| selves alan 100 per cont strong he
| american kHf anu HFbHhF Il '''i'f'N =
employees heve only little raya - ="
% bncurnn thoroughly organized p"
| Delaware & Auglstine Nille, tran"hh2
| ~ tho Inssup z Moore Paper Company
were 90 per cent orgarIted this fnprmng
The Eastern Nalleable Iron Company.
II 4 Hhoalg z sons tho Speakrnnr
! Supply AMI Pipe Company. and The Tar
Ian plant are all being organized to-day
American Nulcanlfed Fibre O..
e Taylor superiuteudents ord ipreinen
solicited every ernplgye ~ ne plant and
20 date ~ per cent have contributed
: and over
Electric lloso 4 Rubber Cpmper
employees were addressed w. William
Jouee ~ ~ yesterday, Nev - and
| TODAY Mrs Iames I Stein sill personally
| interview all uf the vofnea employed 20
fhe various departments and 81 stein
the mon. beginning ~ SOP ~
rusey & lnuee Company rmpl"ye7 sill
| be solicited by aigh' Rcd frpss NURSES
| between The hnfua of m and ~ nn"n
| Saturday, Mas - assisted hv r. p
! Coptago. Production Manager ru iro"
Tho Peoples National Rank. 81 Mid
dlefnvn i develops. vae even p little
ahead II The nlon National Rank q
/ Wilmington thought ~ have bseu the
first in oon'ritiflng r. the present Red
| ross campaign for I made 's rnntr'
/ button Ncndag end n ELL prn'ta tlli'r.
/ vas The Gref bank III 'ho State III have
/ the honor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
EXPERT SHOTS At
BELLEVUE TRAPS
When the Delaware State loufha
ment Got Under Way
This Morning

With the countrv's foremost trapsh""t-
inc exports facing the traps, tho Delaware
state shrot got under way ~ this morning
st the Wilmington Trapshooting Club.
With the Naplowood 100 as feature
Among these to fncp tTsps were J. u
peauchamp. Delaware'a champion; Fred
Plum. amateur champion of the United
states and tho following experts from
Philadelphia G. II Newromh, J
pratt I'd Johnson, j. 6 Ford. " Wol-
sencroft and others Les German, he
co,ntrys foremost professional also
faced The traps. together with ahont 100
Delawareens
Frod Plum. amateur champion "i ~"
-pited States. won the Maplewnod lh.
by breaking 90 ont ~ 100. dr"rlhng
hut ono bird and that vas IN his second
string Plum had an unfinished run ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
ITALIANS CELEBRATE.
Today Observe Third Anniversary
Of Country's Entry
Into War

Ibe thirl anniversary - the onirance
IF Italy into tho world struggle against he
Hun "a Icing celebrated today through
o,a tbo country Bv a preclauaiienn =
p,eaidont Wilson tie american people
are loulne IN observing the day - lie
,,lat no the italian epIors end wearing
h,werz Thus eonmemoratine he dev
when Italv Iainei tho allies
L. thfs eitt the eofntinH' ifaf'"h
gaeiatiea viii celebrate tho oronsinn nv q
laroe refatlo N which over 600 people
Iii partieirate Tie uonkcrs pf AZ the
Hal,en sadiatiee v,ll assemble - lp0F
Wc7i sivth street aud sell march ~ ~'gth
strfet ~ Nadraan - lrrn' - Market ~
Niuth anil then ont - Sty'h and lhnf9lh
Wlrinptonians are oxreofed ~ Join
tba celebration hy displaying 'ho Italian
aalars Tho parade well 80 under tie load-
erahip nf Anthony nrieto
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR 55O HOMES
Bids to he Awarded Next Week
and Work TO Start
at Once.

Dirt will ny ~ tho new housing opera
tinn of the Wilmington Housing I or
ruratipn within few dats, unless all
signs fnll te the result of 2 conference
held ~ Washington Yesterday etween
members of the ShipplnFboar'l and harlea
e kurta. taleb Layton and lRreuee
& Kilinn representing the lorai interests,
fnal plans and "details Were discussed ANIL
agreed upnn. that viii mean the awarding
~ once of bids for the building af the
homes that II ~ hoped plll ~ great
mcasilrp alleviate the demand fnt fonsee
for ehip workers
Thcre ia much lppal maehinelH - he
gone through IN transaction at ths
kind and the middle man II fhis dpal
l,etunen the goyernmeft aud the Vt
mingtnn Housing tnrupenv ia the lfbett &
Land ompauv
Tho officials of tbs enfurans vii earl9
ncSt week sign tho parers tnk'Pp aSnf he
plot nf land south u front street md vest
~ MON that comprises - actes Il
is anticipated fhat adjoining lend vii
he acquired latet 50 Lat thefe sill hn
anfIiripnf land fur thn canatfHatian at = y
hnlnel
Thore aro save,al lillafs VIM afe
4p.L,tp Tho eanttaff nd ~ dtfllents .
ant,c,latad ~ a speedy beginning u the
Worl Governmental maeh'nefs "tll to
utilized i q aaid. - aliain enough nnft
men - a. he work
II the lIans riatufe as aHseesstfllS es
- hoped fnt eatnn q tlie lf4'fits niii lt
raad, inr nrcupanry Is @eltoinhef
end al ~ thotn IL - ettl If December
this t.at
Ihe l,tet'e land .raans lac seld
sIno nnn - atoct - laeal laara aheb
a tho amount fl,ot 10 royetnmeft
n4lsted ah.o,l1 ~ 7alsriil.ed hefe - an
pridonre - good faith u affeefs are
Z herlea' l>trt7 president NilliamN lnd-
- airl rioe IT. s'ient. andt he'iae -
" npRes. eeefet a. HiHl Treasurer
The ritre u the l.I,i - ground 90 : htaE
tho 6rs, afa.ratlaa vdl - started =
2Qn 30 le ..,,st ,,f construction - .he
17n har,t4. Is eatitt,s,tad at e. 1on ffnn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
; MILLION MEN,
ADDITION TO ARMY
Senate il Pushing Measure Report
ed Unanimously 10y Military
Committee Today.
Nv Associated press tn Every Evening

Washington, MAY "a The senate
Military Committee today unanimously
went on fectal in favor II large cxpan
sion ~ The American army. ordered
a favorable report ~ resolution by
Senator Heed. of Missouri declaring for
an increase If 1000 600 men
ny the resolution "the President is
authorized in his discretion and ~ any
time he determines to raise and begin
the training ~ nn additional force Of
3w0.0 .0o0 men" who are 'to be called
for trimming af such time and In such
numbers az the president may direct
Senator Reed announced he probably
would report II tn the Senate next Mon
,lnt and endenvof to have il considered
at nn early date
Tie House Military Committee al
ready has ndded - Tho army bill 81
amendment granting unlimited authority
t. the President to raise ~ army ~
whatever eiae needed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
JOHNSON HEADS N. 4 W.
Resumes Presidency Of Road to Succeed
N. -. Maher, Now Regional Director.
Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press tn Every Evening
Philadelphia, May - Announcement
was made tudny that L. u Johnson has
resumed the presidency Of the Norfolk
and Western railway. N -. Maher re-
signed aa president aud n director, effect
I'VE June l. to hecoine regional director
fer the newly crcnted rocaliantas region
This action was taken NJ meeting of
the directors of the company in this city
on Wednesday Al the same time
Samuel Ren, until Alondnv president of
the Pennsylvania ilairpad Company
WINS elected to Mr. Nnher's place on the
board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
NEW DU POINT OFFICES
Vandever Avenue building 10 ne
Renodeled al Cost
Of SIS. 900

Ruildng lu-l"ctor ft"st 81 h'a 's7no'
tho following budding permits
IN Innt DC Nennurs and 'iii
NAM. ~ moln alterations and repairs ~
H., ,lvicc building AZ The northwest
,,,,,o, .f Nondnver avenue and | an,mnt
-.r,a, !, c,,st a25 unn 4 RAIDER n
,.,,,, H.. ,l,a hn,I,Icra l1us ,a the
Tobacco factory building
uetblaben lh,rludrnn orpnration,
IA Ua,lar rlent "a make addition
n .Loir n,a,,Ie4and and hlencherp ~ their
,.,l,,lI narL so,,4h II Market etrret
bridge 10 cost s2,WN' Naa'f
90 are the builders
Francis ! lynch I" make hli'fa'nn@ y
his dwelling n 1902 Notih rnnt,l'
street 70 cost $3.50 ''adef =
arc the builders
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
John BOSTIC RADLN HURT
Innocent Victim of Brothers Quarrel Al
Dover last Night
- Ilisrat.h IL - ~ nine

special Dispatch 81 Fvery ~ nine
nover Nav a IN an altrrcat'on Nc
tween two brothers here shortly after
midnight last ugh'. Ilarve, Wilson
Dove, soldier at ANN l>IN who had come
homo last evening on fnfiouEh and
George W Wilson lr lohn Postl' It thus
tovn. An innocent hvstander was sirlrh
and In falling 80 'hc pavement - Sun
posed to have fractured his skull
Roztic IS in critical condition t'eorgo
Wilson admits hitting Rostlc, Int insists
thst the blow was Intended inr his hrothot.
" ho had first attacked hum Wilson has
hccn arrested and s locked un ~ Mont
count, is,l. ou charge ct assault With
luten, to commit murder Harvey Wilson.
tho soldier. whom aprrehended had his
uniform on and was under the Influence oi
liquor
alleged to have attacked John " baker.
Do'er's former police officer, over Year
ago. when Officer Baker shot hm 'hrc'
times