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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
SERVANT GIRL HAS GONE.
Boston Maids Have Taken 10 Over
als And Mems Jobs.

Boston sent IL Boston society wo-
men are washing their own dishes and
making their own beds Domestic en-
ployment bureaus have seen the writing
on the wall and i is they who prophesy
the new era The trig maid She oi the
perky cap and feather dgstcr has
thrown up her job
DO YOU blame her? asks Mrs g NJ
steele. Of the Federal Employment
Agency "a hundred calls for maids to
every maid looking Tor work. is the rec
ord these DAYS she continued They W
discarded their little white aprons for
overall> and mems jobs The servant
gIrI Is rapidly becoming extinct because
She can get better pay. more freedom and
shorter hours in a factory
10 secure an efficient servant to-
day one must pay her $40 or So, per
week and include board and room, Of
course Either that 81 endure unskilled
labor. which often works for So per week
4 woman OF the latter class does not
know how to cook a deccnt meal or make
bed. a- r1lc There is no happy
mcdiIm IN this domestic question. ;"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
UNDERSTAND THIS
NOW! CATARRH
CAN BE RELIEVED

Cat2rrh usually Wcree IN win
ter because If gHerheated rcowe
and gffI.e~. Jnd because the low
temperature prevents fhe little re-
lef fg3t tleaIft}Y Wedflug will give.
Ihn poison t7fed AR n 7fufiY
rooms IS Dyeafhed ~ eer and over
tn fa-t fhed3Iy habits n f0en and
women I'D winter are faithful alice
of tha df eae As the blood circu-
iafes through the Dody, L carries
Ca'arrh germs INTO the stomach,
causing chrome dyspepsia. i ar
fert the kidneys ard bladder
ucar@n5 the general health and
caDise1 tga= III appetite. The If-
ferer feels deepordent and haf ic<
no-t of tne tne, bit the Yeatest
danger Hes n the fact that i the
Catarrh uot CHECKED, 'he lungs
NAV become involved. terminating
n Consumption. the moSt nsldl-
oue o' SD diseases.
Don't etpe~t n permanently
-uro Ca'ayr1 p0th eprays. lotions
and ailes IN rnpdlcated garette
smoking. TteV give only tenpor-
arv relief o o IS y the best treat
uout 5or Catarr1. because lt goes
right ntO me blood and assists .r
I1 removing the catarrhal poison
ana ~ the eaUe time builds Up the
entire ,yster1 bv jas tine TOMS
effect o. > 81 a purely vegetable
remedy and not INJURIOUS NJ the
system. like mineral medicines are.
Far the rerehtCf those afflicted
with CatarrG N other blood dis
eaees We MAINTAIN a medical de-
partment la charge III a specialist
killed In these diseases. Begin
treatment immediately, get a bottle
1f S. S. 5. rom .our druggist No..
DAY and write us AI.ly about l0ui
case. He N1I give IA careful -udl
and adrF7e the proper treatment
t0r our Nn Individual c7Se free
1t charge. address AS swift LAB
oratCry Atlanta, Georgia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
STOP! CALOMEL
is QUICKSILVER
1t S mercury! Attacks the bones,
salivates and makes
you sick.

There : no reason why person Should
trke slchening Salivating caiomel when
fcw cents bul large bottle 1f Dod-
son Liver Tone perfect substitute
for ralomc
Its j pleasant vegetable liquid which
Will start vour 'ver just aS surely as
calome!, but doesn't make YOU sick and
can not ,aliv4te
Children and grown folks can take
l)"deon LAYER Tone because il is per
fectly harmless
Calomei IS a dangerous drug II Il
mercury and attacks vnur bones Take
dose d nasty ralomo today and YOU
val feel weak, sick and nalIscated to-
morrow. Don lose q days work take
Il spoonful Of Dod~nn's Livertone IN
stead and you w Y wake up feeling great
NJ more biiousncss. constipation slug
gishncss headache coated tongue or sour
stomach Your druggist savs If YOU
dont find Dodson Liver Tone acts bc;.
tcl tian horrible cuiomni your money is
waiting for you.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
But You Can't Rely on Sprays,
Lotions and Salves--Get on
the Right Treatment
at Once.

Tno @ers fat that Nafarrh
often Considered to be nothing
more thau 4 bad head 1.5 Or .n-
damrnatan If the membranes n
tho noe aud throat MI cursed
mans people to ao filrouaf tearr of
.l,ffoyfng syI1 fmght have been
faliH restored TIP health ndd theH
realized that the uppo-ed eo'd ~
the head Wae nG' local trouble
anls 5Hf that fies tad he.H Hne n-
'e0fed with the germs gt Il .oWpii-
afed ald dangerous d@ea7e
If trIe ffaf Catarrh usually
tegr4 with a.a.d fho mead and
tms supposed old may have been
auscd BN r.e-t.on through urn|-
t9lts tolnfe ted per on-ffa .oaed
fr4et 4r ,r room. nnahng the
germs naer -omenr" 1ggh"d nr
sneele3 bIt naNes er the Infection
occur, the pn,on- NHeh are taken
ut3 oUr tenn ultimately ilnd
thelr way nta yWr blood and the
uppa>ed -oid Becomes Il lon1titu-
fonai trouble than WllI affect ever
par' + Hr body He poH'1ed
blood CIRCULATING tbra4g. Jur -go-
tenn uII carry these germs tD tine
&ry. aarre rE Nour vitality
Look Hit TER these symptoms tDr
.gere IA r0 more ANNOYING Ii dan
aarrll- disease than fararrr
There 4 continual discharge from
the ne .frfis, DuZZl0g Il tine ears
that grows worse ard worse. ONE
times eadng t1 deafness. -2ES
tile roetrrie. haadacne- dr'p-
ofng tu tHe .Hraat. clnst tant hawk
iug and p,ttlng. and n certain
stare~ hi the disease -ne ador from
tie bregtt erH offer NE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
"GASSED" IN FRANCE.
Dr q. ). Allen Has Unpleasant IN
pCricnCC in War Zone

Ictt,r from Capt Il Nj Allrn. II u
has Itist lccu received nj thus etty by
tI~ brother Nr Olin : \lIrn ot $40
n,nhar, street telling 81 hlr experience
III getting eaS~cI The letter Is dated
iur l6 ~ Base Hospital No 70 france
and goes on ~ ~a>
Just eight day ago Icrry The Ger
man got me and forced me - return
~ tn, beautiful place IA southern France
Il WAS during the night that " were
in q cellar ~ 3 small demolished vlll
on the front limo that Jerry started
with his usual mixture 81 hlgh explosives
and CaS was getting along nicely an
tai tho wounded began 10 come IN and
my gas mask began 10 10y and juSt then
seriously wounded man came IN with
q squirting artery Il was impossible Ia
catch the vessel throurh the fog ela>ses
Of my ma n hal 10 take off
my u X and go to il The vessel wa
caught aud he patcu, cut on his
v@> 10 the /, ,>uta and he ha- good
chance to recover
"1ha, j. ht story u how | got NINE
/ am 'c ling much improved since II
all happened Fortunately | dld not
get a whole lot in my luugs tut have
been eliminating II for the past week
My eyes afealso clearing up nicely
can see pretty good There were FIVE Of
my enlisted men who were working
with me GOT il at the same time | dad
| do not know how long shall be here
VINO do vou suppose j. my doctor
And who do loI suppose IS my nurse
" cil nv doctor is l)r llcrSoI. who WAS
my chief at l}lockicN when vas IN
termed there My nurse IS Miss Morrison
who was chief surgical nurse at Reading
Hospital when you were there She Is
very kind 10 me and wishes to be rcmcm-
bcrrd 10 you. he made darby
cgg-nog this afternoon aud ] told her
was going to tell vou that she was the
tC9; nurse in France She never dreamed
| was yolr bro'htr until was here
f,w d; v and my face began 10 assume
lis norma proportions again. Then
she saw our resemblance
Well Buddic We have been giving
the Hun a run for his money as YOU
sce by tho Baper> am sorry for mill
tarv reasons. that cannot tell YOU cX-
actly where We held forth but | can
assure YOU that We were right IN the
middle 81 the big push and did not lack
for ~oncthine 70 30 sec he bows
are still after him and | ehall be glad
10 see them si' hinl never 70 gcl tlp again.
81, must surely BE- done before wc return
10 dear Delaware
well think ! have told vou prctlv
near all the news on can get much
better idea oi what is gong on over here
50 viii leave the rest fer thc papers to
tan YOU Don'i icll uneasy about me
for il nothing happens | shall bc ont
and about iu few weeks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
WILL SELECT MAYORS.
War Industrial communities TO he
Managed By Government.

Washington. -. g. Sept / Uncle
Sam IL going to organizc corps Of
mayors IIe wants mon who ran nln the
citics he ls establishing for the housing
Of mlntion workers
CONTRARY tn custom these pUinB-
tia Mayors will not be- selected either
from the ranks III hack politicans or
from tho reserve corps Of respectable
figtreheade They have got 10 bc men Of
established reputation for ciyic skill and
they will bc hsslgncd and transferred as
their qualifications arc demonstrated
and The need for their services become
manifest 1T various points
The selection of vel qualified man
ayers is regarded aa one OF the most m
portant duties upon he Bureau of In
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
CHESTER PLANS NCHES
New rift win 90 Overheard in q Month
is Schcdual

Cfestt#r - ~ept II thror shps aro
ebealglad - ba launfhcd within 4 mouth
Il he hester ~hipgard fhnIgh uo
,eaef date 4iasr horn fzrl On So f4r
tle vaat thare have h,cuflre iannchIng
thret oll tnler and $50 mtnn -WecI,efS
Tho lItoruiz winch ta,t bet maiden
dp al Nay 3 irft tadat tpr ports Winch
H. 5fnpgarj n44rial- n1dd not dlvuIgr
NIl be hips furncd ont ~ ~ 4ari arr
gone with ha exception 81 Ind ! arkoT
aud the Wnndenak tWo mlnn vecpcrs
ouak parl has bern dome npou tie eon-
etrirltan If twg tIg- be hester and
ihe br-tei tie jormcr hav.na teon fln
ahcd ri record tne mi the iatfer haing
al ppI cent completed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11

dustrial Housing md Transportation -
the Department Of LabOr.
A small city has been built around
the Old Hickory smoi.eless powder
plant near Nashville, Tenn, and model
towns haye hcon built or are bcing
built a. numerous shipbuilding plants, *
plosiyr planis. chemical works, nilf
plants and other industrial csiahll8h-
rnonls ongag'd wholly on var work.
Some of these new communities arc
highly ottraciivn They are mVdcla an
rnrrN snnan NJ tho word
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11

Twentieth. 2901 Jefferson street
George w. Baldwin, chief: William
Morrison, John r. Jones.
Tenth Ward
First district. 1921 West Fourth
street Isaac Brown. chief; John A.
Newell. John h. Kruger. Levi Il.
Church, Adolph DanBel. George +.
Sweeney.
Second. lIi9 West Fourth street
Fred Bacher. chief; Otis William
Swain, Frank Toner
Third. 1912 West Third street
Daniel Mulhearn, chief, Herman
Cohen. Robert l.. Firth.
Fourth. 1l22 West Fourth street
warren kcttlcwood. chief. Jas Cahill.
Isaac X. Brown. Jr., Florence
Bracken.
t'ilth. 1915 West Second street -
John McDonough. chief; James Lew is.
James McElwec.
sixth. 1918 West Second street
Hewson Lannon, chief; George NJ.
Broadhent, Mary a. Tomany, Rather
inc Mooney.
Seventh. tl3 South Jackson street
Daniel j. HaEg ,rty. chicf. Rev l..
Il. Taylor
Eighth 1o7 south Van Buren,
John i Farley. chief. Frank T. Stu
dowski.
Ninth. 9Is Chestnut street Edgar
Cha res, chief. Ahram c. Comfy.
Tonth. li07 Linden street John Il.
Pictuszkn. chief John Hickey
Eleventh Ward
First district. All South Harrison
street J T. Yasik chief. John W.
smith Miss Irene Tonrczyk Peter
Convcry, Patrick ! Freeman,
Second Sol south Jackson street
Leonard =. SkipslN, chief. Raymond
Hendcrer. Ioscpn Herman. Harry s.
Nehcr. Peter Br.cntowsk
Third l30N banning street vii
liam Kctuhatt. chief. Joseph y Heh-
Icy, Charles + Philips
Fourth SOS Maryland avenue
Charles = Webb, lr. chief. John /
polau William Il Wcldin, Terahel
SukowSki
Fna. 2oi ss,th avenue Joseph
MCpermctt, chief. George r Irwin.
Edward = Malouc>
Twelfth Wnrd
First district 1905 West Fifth street
Richard McMullcn. chief. Edwin
Golding Miss Laura McMulion. ! J.
Dunn. Thomas u Spallane.
Second. 22e North E,oonc street
u 4 Mctliutogk. ch ct Regina Ant
wcilor Mar1arct KEENAN,
Third south Franklin street
George A. Gihisnn chicf Mi4s Ellen
Samworth Miss NcEiic Morton
Fourth 1926 West Fourth street
= q Adams famee = quinn.
charles W. Tinele
Fifth 5 .un i pclamore Pace
Alfred N Johnson. ,hief. Mrs
Anna T. Stauschach
SiNth 1901 West Fourth street
AARON kcil chief Samuel a Srotten.
Frank u Conone. 4 u Aquino. Frank
J y hcfty R3y3rd Carmichael
seventh S02 Wcsr Thjrd street
William ~ Oliver CHIEF Edward NJ
Carron. AduIph q Bnohm
r ghth atI SrrirEef street -
Rohcu Jamison, ,hicf William II
Pearson. Nit tl@io Warren, Mar
g3r,t I. stirling Elmer T. Davis
Nnta 1915 t4n,aster avcpuc
charles II St3th. chief George a
Suad,r
Tcnih toa lIawle> street Harry
4 ktauss he. Wnaam St.rh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11

moving them down by the thousands
They are running so fast we need n
motorcycle 10 keep up To them. They
won't fight us when VIC go NJ them All
they will do il shout 'kamernd
Mrs William D. Hickman Of No ll2G
West Third street has received word from
her nephew, Corporal John + Shehrer,
stating bis safe arrival overseas Mr..
Shcarcr il a member Of the Fifty ninth
Pioneer Regiment. formerly Of Camp
Div
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
HERE'S YOUR REMINDER
FOR REGISTRATION DAY

Registration DAY under the new
1910 g. sclcctiyc draft iaw will be
Thursday next. September ~.
The United States Government
says All male persons Who shall
have attained their eighteenth birth
day and shall not have a, aimed
their forty sixth birthday on or be-
fore the day set for registration
must register
Don't fail 10 register If YOU are
within the draft age. Failure to
register will cause YOU trouble
Your registration place will be
the regular polling place in your
voting district. If YOU don't know
where ii is. find out The papers on
Tuesday will print complete list
0f all polling places in the city. but
YOU should not wait until then TO
learn where YOU must 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
Iinmc Ernm Yncniinn.

Judge and Mr. Frank Ball returned
Saturday night last from their vacation.
rhey spent II portion ~ II NJ the Royal
Muskoka. Musk0ia Lake. Csnnda. and
ibc remainder ai Mnckuac leland on thc
Straits ~ Mackuac, bctwcrn Lake Huron
and Iakc MlchIRan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
"a Cents More for
Coal and Oil

coal like contract for OIL
authorized October
the result that for coal than
before.
In addition the government 25th advanced the
freight rate on anthracite
55 80 cent At the
time the freight rate advanced
to per
of the expiration of anthracite coal contract
and the advance in freight
than last this figure being based
on our present yearly consumption
We have already shown that twelve months
price represents increase
The combined
in the total cost of nearly
with the combined cost last October when
raised
On the basis of annual sales this AN IN
CREASE OF CENTS 1000 CUBIC FEET IN MANUFAC-
TURING COST additional Of labor and
of other materials.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
VETERAN ODD FELLOW
FOUND A GOOD FRIEND

My heart thumped - thought j
would Jump out Of my body ! was -
weak ! couldn't climb the stairs with
out help. said Enrico Ba-o. lbs North
FIfty-eighth street Philadelphia, watch
man for Gulf Refining Co former eoal
miner in Shalnokin-Pott-yil!e district. and
member Of odd Fellows there 10 yeats
| was all IN threatened with pueG-
mouiu A friend hv tho namc af Henry
Jones told me about Tanag feel first
rate on Two bottles Ny asthma and
bronchitis are gone. No whrczine heart
strong Can climb long flight u star,
with anybody Pretty good for father of
sly and grandfather. too think sleep
like an infant 1anlac put me hack III
health again can prove 10 any body
Tanlac is all right
The genuine Tanlae. winch Is being sold
al y B Danforth's Drug Store bears he
name OF j. l. Gore Go. on outside carton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
REGISTRARS FOR
ALL CITY D|S7R|CTS
Those Who Are 10 Enroll the
Men From l8 to 40
Tomorrow.

Following is tho list of those VINO
are to serve as registrars in this city
on Thursday 10 register men haoIe To
draft under the new law;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11

Mrs II. : Williams of 6of Nest
sixth street has received TN following
letter from her son Charles B lhoruJsotl.
Who has been IN France since some tne
in Man He Is Il member OF o. 1. tiz2Nth
Iufautr,,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11

FRI dit ict gus ; .es street
oscoe e Tindan. ch ct Mrs > H.
N a han, PAU X. NJ rashan. Frank
A Hueh
Second 401 Delaware aNenue-%d
tt.r Harsk<. clief Margaret NJ. Bro
-an. John L~ftus
Th4rd Friendship Fire 90. EcnJa-
n.r u pawxin chies. George H
Mege1r3s cicero Hoey Robert z
Ray.er
+ Il ta 1915 Orange street Mel
Nlr f Anderson. eli H. willard d.
schfaok 3 5 ewart Lee. willard Sprn-
.er Jr
EGh. 1910 Washington street
rhomas i: Wineate. chief Howard
: ann It,hert j. Muller. Rae "
Gtiffcnburg
Sixth Oh I-2 Il. I. Tenth street
toward 4 F'r ntz chief; 10 ac A.
Tool Willam Baxter. Jr. Keba c.
Ryan
enth Tenth ana Monroe streets
y ictor l. Thomas. chief Margaret
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11

larh Standtas ii Flushing /
] aformor plaAmateot | BavarICaffef
and G. Gray Garter. 4 ttl@ tifY a.ls Ietn
wounded severely III Iratee Ills uame
appears IN the latest tasGatt5 li>t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-17
SLOVENIAN PRIESTS SIGN
PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS

The Slovenian Priests League OF
America. which met last month in
convention at Joliet. Ill, drew up a
set OF resolutions expressing their
faith and allegiance. which are now
published in translation Among the
articles to which they pledged them
selves are the following:
we express our deep respect
gratitude and loyalty to the Govern
ment of the United States OF Ameri-
ca. and to It's great president. wood
row Wilson, in this terrible struggle
for liberty. democracy and selt-de-
termination OF the nations OF the
world.
we pledge to our government
and to our president all our moral
and material support and urge all
he SloveneS OF the United States to
be ready and to bring any ana all the
NcrficcS required from them by the
government.
I'VE are convinced that a perma-
ncnt universal peace is possible only
on basis of perfect free self-detcr-
mination OF all the nations and that
especially the JuEoslav question can
be Justly solved only upon the found
alton OF these principles"
The document further emphasizes
the appreciation felt by the Slovene
propln Of America OF the true dem
ocratic liberty enjoyed In the land OF
their adoption AS the basis for the
government to'bc set up in Jugo-
slavia. the constitution of the United
States is recommSnded by them as a
model.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-17

| Figure I shows an excellent type
! Of roller bearing IN" Hyatt flexible.
! II the roller Of "A roller hearing were
! to take "A position which Is not abso-
| lutoly parallel 10 It's shaft, IL would
be subjected to "a bending strain, for
| which reason a plain solid roller II
| not practical In a bearing As tho
| IIyntt hearing IL designed. the roller
can bend without breaking The
Hyatt bearings will be found In a
very large percentage OF the cars
| built.
Another excellent and much used
| roller bearing Is tho Timken, which
! has short tiporoi rollers. AZ II Is
! designed. IL viii also act as "A thrust
/ hearing 20 some extent. Because Of
the taper. veal can bc taken out hy
! simply Tightening tn" nuts which
hold IN" bearing In place. When
| Tightening bearings uf the adjustable
! type the wheels must be lacked up,
and the hearing tiHhtened as much
~ posS bic without making IL impos-
/ sihlc to spin the wheel by hand. The
wheel must not "hind."
Figure shows a hnll-thrust bear
| ing Hero \ and 1. are the raccways
and e the retainer with its balls.
A large amount ot the hum or
| grow which develops In the traDs-
miT,iun and the diffcrentiai Is due to
| the worn bearings. as when tho bear
| ings become worn, not only Will they
! permit the gears Ia become little
| too far apart, but they will allow a
certain amount Of side play OF the
shaft
The way 10 tell II a bearing Of the
! type shown in Figs | and Is worn,
| IL To- SEQ how much the inner race
way Il. can bc moved sideways with
respect To the outer raccway You
cant Judge this well by trying to
move the raceways toward one an
! utrar.
10 repair a worn ball bearing the
! rarewnya must be rcgrOund and
| larger balls inserted. Whether or not
/ therefore. II pays to have bearing
! repaired Is questionable. II will be
| weakened, and the repair is cXpen-
| sivc.
Both the racpways and the balls
are hardened. and therefore brittle
| 10 some extent This means that care
must he exercised I'm Installing them.
/ They should never be- driven into po-
P,ition by hard blows ~ n hammer.
n they can not be pressed in, gen
,ls tappIuE on a soft tool or piccc
| though the movement will often be
slow and the work require patience.
Many bearing has been ruined
because one ot the rnccways was
cracked when the bearing was In
stalled
When ordering, roller bearings, Il
IL only necessary To give their num-
her. which viii be found In one OF
the rnceways n you find q number
Of numbers. and ~ DO not feel GER
tain OF the right one give the dt-
mensions. but the numbers also, as
the number Will help the dealer to
give YOU tho correct hearing. even
though YOU may have failed to give
lam VI the dimensions required.
Rus, Is a great enemy Of bal hear
ngs and So II you put your car up
for some time. We sure that all roller
and ball bearings are we'll creased.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-17
ITALIAN EXPOSITION IS
PROJECTED IN NEW YORK

Italian American business men In
this country arc planning to cstah-
Nsh permanent italian exposition in
New York city and eventually erect
a hcautiful and artistic pavilion to
house their enterprise, In this build
ing every important Italian product
OF agriculture and industry is TO be
shown, together with representative
works of art. one OF the main ad-
vantagos expected to flow from this
protect is the bringing together OF
consumer and producer. offering
them every facility for cooperation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-17

whoc'a. NovIces. when putting the
wheel bark after grchsinE the boar
irr. sometimes make the mistake Of
getting tho balls and their retainer
reversed getting tn" portion a
where T. should be The fact that 4
IL larger than B, naturally leads to
ih" belief that II should com" 20 The
lnrEcr outer raccway when mis- is
done the bearing will lik"iy be
ruined
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-17

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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-03-06
SUbH4R|HES sunk
AS FAST AS BUILT
GGddGS Reveals Success Of
War on U-BOatS.

London, March 6.-"Great Britain
and America are sinking enemy sub
marines as fast as they are built"
First Lord Of the Admiralty Geddes,
addressing the house of commons. de.
clared.
Germany is greatly exaggerating
her successes-in one month as much
as 20 per cent.
"The chances of a submarine re-
turning from the North Atlantic, the
channel of the North Sea are one in
four or five
"Co-operation between the Ameri-
can and British navies is nearly per-
feet as possible Geddes declsSed
American oficers are workin in
every section of the admiralty per
sonnel.
"All ranks have earned the graft
tude and the respect of all"
Geddes reasserted that the curve"
of losses in the German submarine
warfare was downward
In reply to a question he said the
allies were being consulted regarding
the publication of tonnage losses.
NAVAL warfare is increasingly in
our favor" Geddes said.
I'VE have placed trans-channel
surface barrage to obstruct subma-
rines. More than 100 patrol boss are
employed in this
In the Mediterranean conditions
are more difficult. and the anti-sub-
marine campaign is CORES spondingly
less satisfactory.
"Despite glowing newspaper ac-
counts from Austria. it will be some
time before the necessary output of
tonnage is secured"