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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23
Health Talks. by Dr.. VIM, Brady
Eye Shades and Goggles.
itoprricht, iSiS. bS Matt Servtrc,

Although cycshadcs arc much worn py people
ha is is 'na, 4 ne lighting OF the room aud
Is y.rW r,,r Is n,I,tssMy m'naged an eyGsade
nmn Is $" placed That its rays fan directly
result is undue eyNstrain or fatigue and injury
IS always ' Gstc 10 OF S ss'ip ms s ar Sy So
ihnt The light VIII fan the work from above.
Hr MhGn G a a be the SevSrg w sa
GGN"mrlc. SHOULD no, have Tie, light directly in
s SM, stand or hans slshtly 70 tic left (oi
81 ,T he eyes and no; in from, Of the plane. OF
the ives ,ES fnr GmsyS dssirsn'S whHn HsinG
ARTIFICIAL light TO keep the eyes in shadow: as
DC jGsts,n'c It is NOT inv;sh's unless the light
EfS" have p ,he Ct one
the left. is not quite sufficient.
GasS or K Rr SS n mgr" not Il s"GGS naGS
rl.in sosslcs are valuable protection TO the
eyes Of persons engaged ~ work in which tras
eyes Al,housN the glasses are often broken
HE SiIh blows he eyes are rarely If ever in
$.n!" Glass % special tensile strength is made
,i,A5 !NSr s I@ 9nsr sG!sroa sassss
glass;" ra .ss I@tSd
s naI P'GrTt: As@imsi S>posHrS I" intense
and the h,ibst o. wearing tinted :,lassss is Con.
dcwrel hl ccu'Is;s who l,trtbutS amy comfor;
S $3.50. 6 - ,i HS a q ins
!: IS so;'s;tn.s$ RELIEF to wear, WIS, arc called
ameun; o. i'sh, entering tie eycs
nary Spcctatl,s With the desired glasses arc
generally pc.terRbic % those that are built
10 Include lgh; and air from tho sdcs
.. question, and answers;
ES g l. S'S % %a'9 GaT sa 5t
Answ% The mos, ~ussesscal ,rca;ia5q, 'fo7
hE The a;,y"d'uE rhyS.ian 10 meet Inc vary
Nuirenenis. Varying widely in dinsreut cases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

rms delicious war" tho crown prince
was wont 10 describe il. cost Germany 1000
c"o III dead. while its wounded will be in
excess OF 100000 That is the greatest
price ever paid for the qualification Of one
""n Soroid ambition 10 rule the world
ana even that cost is small when compared
with the total extracted from the nations
which took part in the conflict
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

r :he t:d:;or o: The T5.aes- Dispatch
S.r.--i notice you publish III Tu=
Times spa:c1 al re .eUoe- IL :h.I
the Gous-0 YES 81 Chicago are ho:cot :
ting eggs 10 :O-ce tAe price down
oude- l. thaS= adde's a-s aware ;hg-
housewives o.: The country iIoor hard
an tEe 7u-s- o. weather ~ winter ~
~. production o. :. large pEopoT;:ou
t ne fresh eggs tusy use: know
ladies' ~Ac a-s pa!,g- s. 20 per busAet
:or wheat. sl5 ps- ousael Tor va:s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23
>hrinL,age az Hog.

SutSc-ior-. Observation-Disclosures say
that tn. average :9Vp pound ncE sH1inas
ona.ttl .u dressing, o. - ise POUNDS.
The G-.>Sa. value wJu.G tGIs amount
TO - c-urs ;. pound when me i've value
: 81 80 . hundred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

tiindenburg proposes 10 establish another
!'Ne iNiS time six miles back OF the neutral
hne Il Is presumed il will have the same
mobile qualities which permitted the speedy
Fs"Tward movement OF all those other lines
wh'ch have distinguished his strategy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

tT!Son terms for German editors OF dis
loyal newspapers il America should prove q
0eterrent 10 future pvopaguudist activity
thsre Is also i moral 10 be drawn theretro,n
oH oiHer editors. not German. whose steps
nave osen traced 10 pont dangerously near
the border line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

Ii the President does uot pul some e
Straiut upon PostmaSIer-GeasrAl bWris$ou b.
Will Soou hSve gha administration rretriey-
ably conlmitIsd - EoysrGmsnC ownership o:
all publlt utui.:sS. ana lhus make las easy
as talins OF 4 log tie return .! Re
publican cou:gol IL all departments q The
soverumep, The issue .. me L9s4 cam
p&isn Mill have ossn prsdsIsruiiuet, WIKI Mr.
bUrisSo~ IS ne cu,y logical peuorr&,it eau
diGale tot tct presidency,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

= Lore a1t America the opinion has
prevailed ma: zee SriJlsh arspocts carried
OYER gu i small pact OF the American
'ro"7> 80 antsd IA France TIA, this Is NOT
Tue arc "a, tie record OF the United States
II ca-tylak Hundreds " thousands Q. sroops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

When President Wilson and King Caorsa
Gasp hands i'll London. the historic breach
between The two>Srsat neutrality-suspicious. ma
tonS. opened in the time OF the two other
"eoFEsS. George WASHINGTON and George Ill
VIII bs cOMNletely and forever clnssd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost my toa:c.
eAreptin: legal and medical sub
jerfs- answered frer. ~ sii In
quirie. answ~red directly nv per
.nnai letter. .rlr-addrsssed. stamped
enNriUre 1. reanir~d. tcdscNs The
Times Disp-'rh information bureau.
Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

20. Jones near ION have decide: - sert
*'1r d@@Sa:s- ab-eat to harsh se-
lessons ''~''-
:s- III: a4-= t.
Fine Your rs5sa53rs w.,. 7r.t.s ,r-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23
MONDAY. pEcGMHER =, 1918.

Despite the me>s they have nAde oI Ger
many'S Internal affairs. The revolutionary
leaders arc not without 4 measure o. wisdom,
as seen i'll their rejection .: the proHersd
services q the sA-crowu prime either As i
general or private. They were we'll aware
,l,At lie HAD demonstrated his wovthlc$$neS$
as an ooicer aud yhey hai available no
trenches twenty miles barA where lie could
FOLLOW his tacyic$ .. safety first.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

SPIRITS o. Cologne are higher since the
Afl;i<n actually arrived and began 10 spend
real moaey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

tsr NJ -rpti<. urstnr
u.S al -uIS-ry w-ch 4
\ ruuuC Vas gife T.,
,haC - duel would
saturday morning
rested lr. " L WI
wood E.c-eI rcL 7
lGArte-ui4>LsrS Dep,
wee d-tL.l-t up be
ruprt.tr- and tdc -
ems Ser-- : cIAtiSti x
Ce pt-d. They we're
~-ist SGUtEL.Is TT
$4,000 bonds TO i<-'
months. A,i there "
grew out u r@Clark
t.at. 7 aud u wJman-
CA >ltcrtAy q OF
land CoGa.i.. named
cWp negroes canned
Coleman Tdey chre
. he hsi tstC t1e
eT,,r;iei has pos Sets
rUoIt-s AID SOME va
SrrE Srees &1i a part
cote lrIts mas not bee
Married. Ia Sortoi
Esy roy " Lee. "
Ferry Vii OF FarmN
Tde Senate JudicjI
that further lsgi>ia
case ~ tie reGorssI
hitt to cuat effect ISL
rtsdis-ety after the
rrSstf-ut johnson
senate ecVe -Al tiOutu
gti.s a. EGSSell OF
Tor the Fourth EstZt
Pum@r0y hiss Offer
cEttEC- cl= cO=Scttr
GA tG relssSI.ibls -
iu the fG1dari- tta,
O'Nc,e Irrespective OF
The York River T
20 wttasa 1--WE miles {
.erAl. including the
dnt<a Z, Immediately
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

Continued revelations OF lis lavish eypsp-
NNCreS strengthen the conviction that the
'tos Island Shipyayd was named aopro.
pria!eiy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23
News of Fifty Years Ago
From sas Richmond p--aa;.a. pee , 1861

Esy J. p5w.t. .,4
rhs rsN .... -
XL--r
Ciru-cr lr.- -.
BEEN 1-e.rrt-5 .-r-.
S;rTtr- tG-
u,5Sf-s1r S.1..A -.
men, q. t- .or..,-s'.-.
cas-. :asr= having been
several .sts-~ % s,k.A,
1hd "HH --ta1 r hi. AM
.sN &gH.= -,pr !. IS *
psctSt -1-, yer that he
= tlt o.1-.Are next L.1-d's
tA+ N- Garland IS one
'tiup0S uz ac.=>L pres ch-
Sr> la tao EI--sri. Con-
.-SE a'5l to. Aa1cles-
-. .u 500 20
on - ts-ta. 2:sa.
r. --e GsF
S' |soHlyI.E ar
- -4t spots
s!sEN .; tce
pr ~ 1f,$E- -, ,S.4s. u
simon. sh.vSt .t., -.
. a. E..s- vr:s.E
rG - 3,.,+ra ..
= lls-5r put trsu under
- t-= peace tur twelve
;t.l be no duel The affair
: rISz ~ NtcSaus about
EARNED man from t;co.h-
Clements. was robbed 6-
tis0ry Taylor ard John
- & oAs cy@C his head lust
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

Russia and Germany the political ma
'Ainss consist OF machine guns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23
| aartoal EpA', DAILY rho,-,,

"lea su.n :. married a. y ~
tSi~- <@.I Saa7cHa' tpu IN mood. ~lu: no..
50 ia>s aaseaa eoiiy h.. Go s-;,sgtv
- 81 Dc 7s,A;i'eS gotta ;a.s mt u
-E~T: Try . y-u-s. N.s,Aa jacxzoa
i,oass.y : nc :e.s rn-Lc.r,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

W hereby uIo-m our c-ocnr ana butcher
ia ~. .""a .'E1 ma ms EoiEIc,y,Ni aooilshed Il
aud :. v..I - quit. useless 10 send Us any
bills on iec HrSt q; the coming month
>cisuL.s; has d-srnveyed tha; the shape % the
"ssd afert' the Voice Probably tina: 5 why
uACS singers sing i-t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

Iae ;soUole Now brewing between Ccue
ana Peru is desp-$sAIed. Aad would appsar
10 ctSsr lirtls 2-cSpec: ~ u compromise except
~ the restitution 70 Peru .: provinces tcrc-
ihly Ssi;ed years ago EoliviA is also u
tsrsS!sd because il the seizure she Was de
prtHed q ~ GUILE, 70 tac $sa EXCEPT BY grace
OF he &sgres$or nation L me two couu-
tries 50 20 war Ca;le : strong enough 70
oyercous Fe7~ easily L! tce controversy is
arhitratsd or ~ merits Chile has 81 70
lose and rotti-s % gain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

N'7s*'y : re ,s=. policeman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

TELEPHONE; kauuuiph l..
triNair lirrAncn LAVnauKr
,uiiiic> ling Wan ali oco,art-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

ADDRESS All. IuMNit NlCN.
MONS to 1hc ftni.s- Dis
v.SSi,. aud NOT To in,ii, va Mis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-23

BRANCH utFlt kS: Wash
,nxtuu. ltle Sew York Ave-
pur, NeN lorh SitS. iifth
Avenue DutiitnE: chicago.
t-rvIbc~ tsus buiiutnE;
l'auuieiphin. I"lunu.i hr.Hi
'butlNLns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Townsend Man Still in a Serious
Condition, the Result OF a
Brutal Assault.
DROWNED IN MISSOURI
Arrangements for Reception OF Sons
of Delaware of Philadelphia on
Their Visit to Newark, May Is.

SPECIAL rorrospondoncc OF Every Evening
Newark, May l7.-Final plans Tor
the entertainment of several hundred
members Of the Sons OF Delaware ct
Philadelphia. when they hold their an
nual meeting in Newark on Saturday
Nav -. have been made by the officials
of Newark and Delaware College. Some
of the visitors will come all the way by
train and others will leave Philadelphia
early in the afternoon by boat for WI
mington and JOIN the first party IN that
city.
The party will arrive at Newark a ',t
4 20 o'clock in the afternoon They viii
hc met At The station bv local committee
and fifty automobiles, The visitors will
he taken To the State farm. the Women
College and tho now Delaware COLLEGE
buildings. At 6i5 clock dinner Will be
served IN old COLLEGE Hall.
Among thoar who will attend arr
Govrrnor Townsend. SecretGy OF State
johnson, Or Samuel c Mitchell, Henry
j. Thompson and Assistant District
Attorney Charles T. Fox Of Philadelphia
The latter. who is chief scoutmastcr 81
the Bow Scouts Of Pennsylvania, will
make an address on rT'hc Boy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
DELAWARE CITY

Special Correspondents of Every Evcnlng
Delaware City, Nav IL Edward
Adanson and IRWIN Reuben who were
making the survey for he new munition
plant between here and Port Penn have
been transferred Ia liarvc de t,racc Md
Harry Z Clark AMI son. George. are
spending few davs AZ Cape Nav. \ J
Mrs Charles Jackson IS confined to the
house with a severe case Of measles
Miss Carrie CLARK who has been max
ing her homo with Mrs SaIhc Cleaver for
some time, IS making her homo for the
summer with Mr. and Mrs Harry Pratt
of Clark s Corner
The social gwen nv the senior class OF
the high school last night, was largely
attended. and proved vcrv ENJOYABLE
Repairs have not vet been made to the
river banks DESTROYED by the storm of q
month ago Tho road between Delaware
City and Port Penn IS flooded at every
high tide, winch compeis people bound in
shat direction to 90 around BY St. Georges
Shad fishing IS about over. and the
fishermen are preparing 10 start sturgeon
fishing the first Of next week
Mrs. c. BonIne has returned to her
homo in South Bethlehem. Pa. after
spending few DAYS here with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs T J Whitenan
Charles /. Neal is seriously III at lbs
home here. with an attack OF heart
trouble
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
NEWS OF LEW rs.

Special Correspondence o. Kvery Evening
I.ewes. MAY Il Harry Schmerr, sta
toned AZ Camp DIX, IS spending q few
DAYS here with ms mother. Mrs Mary
r Schmcrrr
The Atlantic Canning CO 81 Rehoboth
Reach whose factory was partly de
stroved hy inccndlarcs. last season, y
rebuilding the plant and expects to have
ono az the finest canning houses IN the
state The Rehoboth Packing Q plant,
also DESTROYED by fire. Is to I've rebuilt m
time for work this summer
Thomas povutcr. a retired merchant Of
this town and Mrs Lizzie NJ Davidson.
also Of Iewcs were married last Sunday
evening. They LEFT On an early tram
Monday morning for 2 trip 10 Niagara
Falls. and on their return will make their
home on Market street
Harvey T. Baker. employed IN vii
mington Is spending few days here
with his family
Mrs John VI White and daughter Of
New York City formerly ~ this town.
have moved IN their former home here
ON Jefferson avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
PRAISE FOR DELAW ARE.
Repiies From Pershing. President Wilson
and Colonel Reed to Governor Town
nL.natch 10 80 Evenlng


Special Dispatch TO Every Evening
Dover. May Il. Governor Townsend
today made public the replies he had re
ceiycd from tho messages sent last week
t. General Pcrshing, Joseph 7 Iumulty,
secretary II President Wilson and
Colonel j Warner Reed, relative 10 Della
wares contribution to Third Liberty
Loan. the replies are as follows.
Cablegram from General Pcrshlng
e'Thc American Expeditaonary Forces
send people of Delaware sincerest con
graduation and appreciation OF their
splendid patriotism, AS shown IN larp.
subscriptions for the Third Liberty Loan. :
From Secretary Tumulty: "The Presl-
dent asks me TO thank you cordially for
your telegram Of even date, which he has
noted with appreciative interest Deia-
ware fine record in the loan campaign Is
most gratifying, and the President heartily
congratulates you and everyone who con-
tributed TO its success"
From Colonel Reed, Camp Dix: Re
plying to your telegram of the ! lth inst,
containing greetings and stating the
amount that Delaware had subscribed Tor
the Third Liberty loan, / wish to con
graduate you and the committee and the
people Of Delaware on this wonderful
showing 1t is the Delaware way of dong
things and we soldiers from the State hope
to do in military way the same, our duty
thrice over"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17

Church near Laurel, next Sunday morn
ing
Major and Mrs. Tuthcrly, of New
York City, are spending few days at
their home in Laurel
Nj. Edward Culver has purchased OF
Mrs. Josiah O. Wolcott three farms in
the vicinity of Salem School, about two
miles from Laurel, containing In all
about 1913 norer.
Miss Jennie Msrvil Is spending few
days in Baltimore.
John IL. Mulhollapd of Philadelphia
has been visiting his son, Fred W. Null
holland of Laurel
Miss Dora G.. White, who had been
visiting Miss Matte Eskridgc, has re-
turned to her home in Winchester. Va.
Miss Margaret Spiccr, who was visit
ing Miss Blanche Elliott Of Laurel and
Captain and Mrs T. ] Morton of Bethel,
has returned to Delaware City.
Frank NJ. Hearn. who was seriously
iniurd by falling into a door and severely
cutting his head on the broken glass, has
greatly improved
William jennings Moore, the three
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Moore Of near Bethel, who was seriously
burned by running into bed of live
Goals. has been taken To hospital for
treatment and it is thought both feet can
he saved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
FOOD DEMONSTRATION.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, March IA food conserva-
tlon demonstration Will be held in the
storeroom of Il J Ferguson, on LOCKER
man street, tomorrow afternoon from 8
10 O'Clock, and in the evening from
: 10 Q o clock Miss Edith Dole, State
food demonstration, and Miss Comstock.
cottage cheese demonstration will have
charge of the demonstration Mrs. Henry
Ridgcly IS chairman Of Doyers Food
Conservation Committee
Announcement Is also made that Miss
Edith Dole Federal government food
demonstrators, who has been in Delaware
for about ono wear. has resigned her
position and viii leave May p. for
Illinois, her former home, where she will
continue work their Since Miss Doles
advent IN Delaware she has been instr1i-
mental IN organizing 4 active conserya-
ton clubs in Kent county, with member
ship OF fully 800
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
CHESTERTONN, MD.
spectral Correspondence Of Every Ercnto

spectral Correspondence Of Every Evening
Chcstcrtown, Md Alay l. The
ChCstcrtoWn postofiicc has suffered greatly
during the week bS the draft law. three Of
the employees having been called 10 the
colors r. Lee Robinson enc Of the
clerks. has been sent 10 the HARLAN and
follngsworth Shipyards IN Wilmington
Charles i. lladaWay, a rural carrier
has entered a training school Il PlttSburg
and Emory Hogans, who Is substituting
for Mr. Hadaway, Is 50 close To the call
that he will go III about two weeks
William j. Brown, another clerk, Is
absent on indefinite sick leave Post
master Bowers is having difficulty to
secure men for the vacancies.
Mrs Fannie DAVIS mother of J Frank
Davis of the Wilmington Board of Health,
is quite i'll at her home here, with an
attack OF pneumonia.
The annual parade and track events
of tho public school children OF Kent
county took place yesterday More than
800 children were III the parade, which
started ut o clock following which inter-
esting field and track contests between the
schools took place on the high school
campus Or. Edward ] Clarke, super
intendent of county schools, was master
OF ceremonies
Professor Mark Greasy, principal Of
the Chestertown high school, has been
elected president OF the County Sunday
School Union, and Postmaster Thomas ID
Bowers has been elected member of the
State Board of Managers, which meets in
Baltimore twice year.
The patriotic concert given in the
Lyceum Theatre, last night, by the
Chestertown Choral Club for the benefit
Of the Red Cross, nettcd about Sl75.
Samuel " EeComnte, who took the
Civil Service examination here for clerk
carrier, has been appointed substitute
IN the Chestertown postofiice for r. Lee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17

jaI correspondence OF Every Evening

Special CorrtSp OndenCc OF Every evening
Elkton. Md. May IA barn and
three outbgnldings on John b. Grason's
farm, near West Nottingham Presby-
terrain Church, were destroyed by fire,
Yesterday, when small child threw 3
lighted match into 4 straw rick. Sparks
ignted the house roof. but willing neigh
bors soon had the blaze extlngIished.
Rev. 4. B. Hallock Of Belair, Md, to
whom was extended a call to become
pastor Of West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church, has notified the trustees that he
win accept the call taking charge June |.
Ernest GOodnow Of North East. while
playing baseball IN Philadelphia, fell
and broke his leg below the knee
Arthur IL. Owens hiss been appointed
postmaster at PerryvIle, succeeding
Norris Cameron, resigned
Members Of Lend-a-Hand Circle, the
Kings Daughters, of North East, were
entertained, last evening, at the home
OF Mrs. Joseph Benjamin
William ], jackson and Miss josephine
L. Brown, both OF Wilmington, were
married, Wednesday evening, at the
Nj. l.. parsonage, Elkton, by Rev George
Z. Jones.
". Henry Purnel and Miss Mary H.
Wilson, both of Milford, Del, came 20
Elkton, yesterday, and were married.
A movement is on foot 70 have the
Postoffice Department inaugurate = mail
delivery route in ElktOn.
DIR. John J. Hopper Of Chesapeake City
has answered the call to the colors and
enlisted IN the Aviation Corps He will
be sent 10 Princeton. n. j., for three
months course
The State Board Of Education has
made the following regulations for all
commandments in the State this year
Graduates dresses shall not exceed 4
cost Of IS; invitations shall be printed.
not engraved, music tn he furnished BY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
STILL Ill. FROM AN ASSAULT.


Special Correspondence Of Fvery Fvcnine
Townsend Nav II " Harmon Rev
nolds. an automobile dealer OF this town
Is still confined 10 hls home. ae the result
uf an unpruvokcd assault upon hmm.
Saturday night Of last week, when without
warning he was struck savage blow on
the Jaw bv Randolph Reynolds. a nephew.
who had been nursing a grudge against
him for morc than wear. lie fell and
his head struck granite curb causing con
cIIsslon of the BRAIN. from which he did
not recover for several hours
Mr. REYNOLDS was having his hair
trimmed nj local barber shop when tho
younger Reynolds. IN company with
another man. approached and told the
barber TO mot mind about shaving him
as they would do that for him when he
came ont When Mr. REYNOLDS loft the
barber shop, the assault was committed
The assault was witnessed hv James
Biddlc the town policeman. who took
Young Reynolds to the town lookup
Later. he was released and went to his
home near Fleld~horo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17

special Correspondence OF Every Evenir

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel, MAY T. The annual meeting
Of the directors Of the Isurel-Bcthcl
ampmeeting Association was held at
the home of Joseph 4 Prettvman, We'd
ncsday, and tho following officers elected
President, Captain Robert T. Rlgrin.
Bethel: secretary, William f King, Laurel
treasurer, Joseph 4 Pettyman, Laurel
Rev Harry Taylor. pastor Of Bethel
and Mount Zion Churches, Will have
charge Of the meetings which will opcn
August and close September >
The secretary was instructed to secure
an orchestra and choristcr The Laurel
Bethel camp ground Is IN = beautiful
grove, about two miles from Laurel
and the meeting has been IN existence
about 80 years 1t Is visited by thousands
OF people every year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17

SPECIAL Correspondence Of Every Evening
Denver, May17-Word was received here
yesterday of the sudden death by drowning
IN Cape Girardeau, Mo, Of Judge b. Frank
Davis, formerly Of Milford, whose wife,
is a Dover lady, formerly Miss Ollie
Waples No particulars Of the fatality
was gwen.
Judge DAVIS WAS brother Of Dr.
Herman s Davis Of Pittsburg, Pa, a
son-in-law Of Joseph T. Hoffecker Of
Dover and also brother Of Rev William
r. DAVIS, formerly pastor of Wesley NJ. f.
Church, this town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
A STUDENT PASTOR.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel MAY l. Rev RAYMOND
White and wife Of Alexandria. Va. are
visiting IN and around Laurel
Although ne does not graduate until
tins wear. Mr. White has been pastor Of
the Alexandria Nj H. Church since April.
1917 While attending to his pastoral
duties he has kept up with his studies at
the " estern Maryland Theological Sem
mary At Westminster lie will occupy the
pulpit at Chrlst NJ T. Church, Laurel,
next SUNDAY. mornlng and evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
DUTCH SHIP LOST At SEA.

Zaanland Requisitioued b. q. y, IN
Collision. Sunk; Her Grew Saved.
Washington. MAY l. The steamship
Zaanland, one Of The Dutch vessels re-
Gently reouIsitioned by hc United State
government, was sunk IN = collision a.
sea Nav Is.
The Navy Department last night an
nounced that ali on board were rescued
and will b. returned 70 this country.
The vessel was a cargo Garner Of 500
deadweight tons, manned by the navy
for army purposes.