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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-17

Scanning over tho above lists III" most
pessimistIc Will -" that Ohio county is
''enng somn," and prospects ar" much
brighter for putting the county'S quota
over the TOP hut It Is Il far. far cry
from tho totals nnnounccd yesterday {"
end In sight and work will not slack"n
for n minute as tho workers arc going
to get that quota and more too. if they
can.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DRESS WELL AND SAVE MONEY
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SLIGHT
I.Y USED PINE OVERC0ATS AND
SUITS AT GREAT BARGAINS. GAS.
SELL, 1929 MARKET ST. ALSO bUi
SECoHp HAND CLOTHING. o-l0-tf
PATENTS = 81. 5::, S: Is
trademark lHiestion. BOOKLET froA
II. =. DUNLAP, Rs1oat Lawyer
National Exchange Bank Buudl18
Wheeling. W. Va
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BREAKDOWN
(Coutinued From Page One.)

German peaoe proffer went forth Mon
day night, it was predicted hero that If
1t did not bring 4 complete and uncon-
ditional surrender Of tho military auto
cracy, tho German people themselves
would force one. President Wilson'S
words were plain invitation to the
German people to take such step and
an ultin1ntum that there would be no
peace with kaiser1s1n.
Thenco1n1ng hours will show how tho
leavenEhas worked; the inttmatlons In
today's dispatches from London, Paris
and Holland suggest the progress Of
the fernent.
Most significant of all Ia regarded
the point from The Hague that Germany
will imsn cdiately reply to President VIII
son. accepting all his terms and asking
only guarantees for the interests OF
Germany and the German people. When
the reply does come, President Wilson's
only course Is to forward 1t to the CO.
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WANTED-Ageuts

wANr1p-Three good agents to sell
household necessities on the install
mcnt plaA. Best Of goods and best Of
commissions. We pay weekly. c. =.
Adams Co.. 1140-1142 Main ST. mr-12-tf
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S4O3,4OO
CONTINUED from Page one.)

| tr:day. III" rurnoS" If which is To got
| ev.,r:' worker in III" hiE plants to d"u-
. nl' tli"ir .;uhSrri rti"nS nnd ilr. move
mcnt is mrrtng with success. This is Il
! worthy "Nnmrl" which should hr frll.,w-
! ID by tn" r"st of n" manufacturing
I plants "f th. community.
tn" h~uhI, subscription argument is
| n great help fer The success Of the loan
and many people Of ohio county are
/ hedging themselves for a Ion per cent
! Increase and in many cases tripping and
! quardurlnE their subscriptions.
/ The Life Insurance teams. knGwn as
}! m" clean tip" committee. w"r" at work
: yesterday under Captains G. burgess
: Taylor. Carl SobanSki and J. y. Hanlcy,
| this committee. met With great success
! as they routed some of the Slarkrrs cut
| Of their holes AMI made them subscribe
: and also succeeded in getting a lot IF
! subscribers to double their subscrip-
! IONS.
: Cleanup Men at Work.
Tho rest of III. week tn" "clcan-up"
committees will consist Of Life Insurance
! tcams Nos. 3. and $. and will he under
! The supervision nf y. Harvey Pullack
and ny Saturday night the county will
! he secured clean fer not on" man or
woman will DO overlooked by tho eagle
. Eyes III lneStf "bfhtTS WHOSE PERSUASIVE
| p"w"rs would turn heart of stone.
Tho teams ard members are rs fol-
lows:
Team No. for Thursday-GcorGc c.
Crook Captain: Charles Marsh. J. T
| Ward. g. Z. Murphy. y. y. Goodman.
! r. y. Linn. a. a. Amos.
Team No. for Friday. E. Porter.
| Captain: c. }. ki:daisch. J. l.. Lyon. i.
! T.. Fas;cr. l.. G. Heinrich. J. r. Nc
Mrch"n. W. y. ImEoff. y. W. Crowthcr.
Edward Cohrt. W. e. Marshall.
| Team No. for Saturday.. H. len
kins. CAPTAIN: J. T. Murrcll, Vim. Com
part. Martin Flynn. II. w. Nichols. W
! q. Evans. Ivan Lcavey. J. +. Ward.
AS the campaign draws 70 n close the
! citizens Of Wheeling and Ohio county
who have not bought and those who have
not mad their first payment on their
bonds. Saturday afternoon big maSsed
! blind will parade tho streets and give a
concert on Twelfth street to rnluind tho
people that the campaign is drawing TO n
I Gloss and they had better get in with
! :hc;r subscription or their first payment.
Big Demonstration
Special permission has been secured
I from City Manager Maggie through
Health officer Williams for this demon
! stration. which will mark the closing
hours Of the Fourth Liberty loan. 1t IS
| through the courtesy OF the Musicians
| local No. lie that the big hand will stir
, things up and all musicians belonging tn
| tho union arr urged h. the officials of
! that organization to volunteer their
services and be on hand with their
: instruments.
Tho $4,000 Climb.
The big twenty-five thousand dollar
: club is still growing and new members,
while not many. AFRO coming in every day.
Til" following Is tho list III Ia date 81
names on the roster Of this magnificent
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Ferrets; males $3.50, fe-
males $500. dozen $4,000. ". C. Sol
den. 46 18th st. o-16-i
FOR sALE-Coal delivered direct from
mine to consumer. Phone Edgington
Coal Co., Woodsdalo SCR: or Wheeling
299S. o-l6-m
FOR SALx-A farm Of one hundred
acres. situated in Muskingum county,
Ohio. y mile from National pike, now
paved. good buildings. suitable for dairy
Ing or stock raising; good fruit &c.
Frank Denny. Norwich, .. o-l5-E
FOE sALE-Gas range. dresser, beds.
library table. bookcase and writing
desk combined. davenport and other
household articles. Wilher Johnson
Cadi1 Pike. Bridgeport, Q, OLD.
FOR sALE--l9l7 Buick light ak tour
ing car. limousine top. Just oEcrhau,it'
ed. Cheap to quick buyer. Call 3ISs-"'
FOR SALE-HorSe. buggy: one set 81
work harness and two sets OF DuESS
harness Cheap. Mrs. John kinKade'
S5Il Highland Ave. Bcllairc. ohi9;
TOR sALE-Ford touring: in first class
condition; new tires all around. IAN
be seen ut 1910 Jacob St, phone % -"'
FOE sALE-Thor0ughb Chester
White pigs. s1o.0O each. Ross st,i~e'l
Rayland. Ohm "'0'
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the Russian front. The German force
was maintained In the neighporhood OF
2c5 divisions from A9ril to September
through drafts on tho rcserve depots.
The wastcge began to tell after the
battle of July and August.
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PARIS, Oct. l6.-British patrols ' en-,
tered the southwestern suburbs Oh h'ie
this morning.
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BERLIN. via London. Oct. lo'-lhe
German forces in northern franc" hu' =
withdrawn their lines somewhat IN inc
dIs1ric, west and southwest OF Lille.
army hcadruartrrs announced: to-day.
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BRITISH ARMY HEADQUARTERS
IN FLANDERS. Oct. l6.-Bclgiuh cay
airy this morning was Reported 20 pe
within a mile Of tho important tai"EE
center of Thielt. That town Is only
about 10 miles southwest or GhchI.
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Big Demonstration
Tho S25, 600 Club.

The big twenty-five thousand dollar
club is still growing and new members,
while not many. arc coming in every day.
Til" following Is tho list VI I" date 81
names on the roster Of this magnificent
DryInizltior.
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WITH THE FRENCH FORCES IN.
FLANDERS, Oct. 1.-the Germans 70
dag resumed their long range pomnaru-
mcnt of the French seaports OF Duhkirh
ON thu Strait Of Dover: There were
some civilian victims.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
ONE MORE CHANCE
FOR WORK SLACKERS
Employers of Non Essential Male
Help to Receive Appeal Which
is Necessary.

Owing to the seeming indifference dis
played by those engaged m non-cssscn,
tial occupations regarding the appeals "
the Community Board for help IN carry.
ing ON war work in this city, special
meeting of Community Board NO. i,
embracing the city, Brandywlne ana
Christiana hundreds, were held IN the
old Federal Building yesterday afternoon
for the purpose of discussing measures Tor
securing the needed help.
Although the board his clothed with
sufficient authority TO take the workers II
wants. regardless of the wishes OF the en-
ployer il was decided to make another
appeal. hoping thereby TO arouse sui
ticient patriotism among the employers to
nj least supply the present need for men
in the shlpvards and munition plants,
which are unable 10 furnish supplies Tor
'our bows" across the seas rs fast Ms theY
are needed After discussing the matter Mt
some length the board issued the follow
ing appeal TO employers and employees
at is necessary for this board To secure
male labor for the more essential INDUS
tries
ITO do this il is necessary 10 take the
male help from the least essential IN
dustries. which have already been named
DN tilc government anu HubiiHbtt W ti'''
Wilmington newspapers.
"Emplovcs in the non-essental M
dlistrics III this district Will receive notice
from this board. asking them to volunteer
To work in the more essential Industries,
and we ask that they give their hearty CO.
operation and make their change OF em-
plovmcnt MS speedily MS possible.
Employers IN non-csscntIal business
should also take this notice and get their
houses in order to do away with male
labor, and replace II with female labor
promptly
we appeal 10 all employers who are
now doing work with male labor that could
be done with female. to change quickly IN
order 10 release this male labor for work
that can only be done with male labor
We appeal 10 all women and girls
who are not now working, 10 consider # Il
IS not their patriotic duty 20 do their ht
for their country, and take the places ot
men N the lighter work
This IS q tune when everybody should
work women as we'll aS men
"If all would heed tins appeal and give
this board their hearty support and CO.
operation they will be doing their patrI-
otc duty, and. furthermore, will save
themselves . great deal of trouble and
inconvenience, and make the work Of this
board very much more pleasant and easy
Patriots Will heed tins appeal Others
will be made to.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
MARRIAGE LICEN SES.

Marriage licenses issued by the clerks
of the peace and magistrates are as follows
New Castle county Magistrate L.
j Broman, S43 Market street: Charles
Z. Mason and Ethel :. Washington,
both Of 1130 Orange street; Wiadyshaw
Wiznsb, Of l67 Cedar street, and Miss
Anna Lackoway. Of 1912 Sycamore street
Lincoln Landlord and Miss Martha
Biddle, both of 3OI Rodman street
Magistrate Daniel Stevens, Middle
town; Edward 7 Poore, of Townsend,
and Miss May Hickman, Of Massey, Md,
Kent county-Magistrat John Whar-
ton. Dover: Alonzo Coken and Miss
Rebecca Carney, both Of Cheswold
Sussex county Magistrate j r. Phil
lips, Seaford: Samuel j. Cephus and
Miss Daisy Neal, both Of Seaford; Elmer
Y. Barness and Miss Flora Creighton,
both Of Cambridge, Md,
Clerk Of the Peace John L. Wright
Daniel Edward Berry and Miss Jennie
Mouldy Of Camden, \ j.; Harry Thigh
man Todd Of 6l5 West street and
Miss Madeleine G. Armstrong, Of Mar
shallton; John Wesley Thomas and Miss
Mary G. Prickett, both Of Marcus Hook;
Charles H. Darrell of 1926 Lancaster
avenue and Miss Maybelle ID. Lockhart
of Is Riddle Road; Robert Harvey Stacy
of 10l East Sixth street and Miss Lillian
ii. Lynn of Whitinsville.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
" EDDINGS.
TAUO OR-DOUGHFR7Y

Mrs. Catherine Dougherty, of 1901
du Pont street announces the marriage Of
her daughter. Kathryn Nj, 70 James Hor-
ace Taylor, at St Anne's rectory. Tues
day, August % 1918.
DALE-FERRIS.
MF and Mrs John Ferris OF 1884 West
Fourth street, announce the marriage of
their daughter Beatrice May to Mitchell
Dale OF Chester. Pa The ceremony was
performed on August ] > al Elkton, Md
DECRAY-THOMAS.
Mrs Louise Thomas and " d De-
Cray, both Of this city, were married on
August 2S by Rev. John +. Hunsberger
Mr. DcCray Is policeman.
BENNET-PIERSON.
At St Stephens Lutheran parsonage,
by Rev Frederic Doerr. on Thursday
afternoon, were married David d Bennett
Of Philadelphia and Clara A. Pierson Of
this city The attendants were William
4. Nichols and Clara J Moore The
bride is a daughter Of Mrs Clara J Pier
son. nee Neidermaier Philad elphia Will
be the home Of the couple.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
NEW HUKLEY-PowEL STORE.

which had grown TO such an extent that
housing il in the old building was like
putting q picture hat in handkerchief
box So the company purchased the
Bornot building and remodeled 1t TO
suit their necessities.
The final floor will be gwen over 10
women 5 and mems clothing, the second
10 women suits and coats, all the stocks
III the complete and up-to-date lines, for
which the store has been noted. Offices
and stock-rooms will take up the third
floor. and the basement will hold the COM
pauy's talking machine department. The
entire building has been completely re-
fitted in very rich and artistic manner,
with marble work counters and parti-
tions, handsome modern plate-glass show
cases and a novel arrangement of mirrors
in the women coat and suit department.
Another novelty Of the new store is its
display window design, in which, by means
Of angle offsets the windows widen from
the street inward, giving a remarkable
spacious entrance narrowing to the door
of the store and affording a perfect view
Of the window display from an angle Of
vision Of the passerby The idea orginat-
ed with young Mr. Powell, son Of John f.
Powell, one Of the members Of the firm
In every respect the new establishment
will be a thoroughly modern retail store,
as well as a distinct addition to Market
street 5 shops The highest value in
clothing at the lowest possible prices
will continue to be the policy of the store,
made possible by the extensive buying
power Of the Hurley-Powel organization
in providing stocks for its chain of stores,
located here and in Wilmington, HazIeton,
Wilkes Barre, Trenton, Atlantic City,
Bridgeton and Camden, r. J.
The Hurley-Powel Co. has already
bought it's line Of fall and winter wearing
apparel and the enlarged store Will insure
greater satisfaction than ever TO its rapid
Iy-growing trade.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston has issued
the following building permits:
Wilmington Gas Company, TO make an
addition to their office at the foot of
Madison street TO cost s3, 500 j. A.
Bader and Company will be the builders
Wilmington Gas Company, to make re-
pairs to their automobile storage and re-
pair shop near the corner of Front and
Madison streets, TO cost $500. j A. Bader
and Company are to be the contractors.
William f. Ritter to make an addition
to his dwelling at 1901 Jessup street, to
cost $50 Mr. Ritter will be the builder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
Double Tracking Trolley Line.

With the cooperation of the govern
ment, the upper end of the Wilmington
and Darby trolley line, extending from
Chester to Darby, is being double tracked
Most of the second track has been laid
and the material for the balance is on
the ground The object is to obtain
better car service to accommodate the
war workers in and about Chester who
live at points above the city, many of
the Chester workers live in Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
HURLEY-PjWEL STORE
TO MOVE NEXT WEEK
Handsome New Quarters for Well
known Local Concern III
BornOt Building.

On Tuesday or "Wednesday Of next
week the Hurley-Powcl Co. for SIX wears
one Of the landmark stores of the Market
street block between Fourth and Fifth,
will move 10 larger. handsomcr and much
more commodious quarters At 7l4-716
Market street upon which large force
Of workmcn are now putting the finishing
touches
The migration was made necessary
but the firms greatly increased business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
DOCTORS RAISE CHARGES.
Main Line First Families May Pay IS a
Call

Philadelphia, Aug 81 To meet the
advanced cost of living, Main Line
physicians propose large increase in
fees. This recommendation is contained
IN letter sent To members by the commit
tee on economies of the Main Line branch
of the Montgomery County Medical
Society The increase would raise the
cost of house visit from 81 to s.. In
cases when another patient is in the same
house the rate will be the same as an
Office call Service after p m. will be
increased 10 one and half times the
dav rate, and service late at night will
cost double the day rate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
DU POINTS LEASE APARTMENTS.
Big House of DR.. Rossman Twenty ninth
and Market Street. Taken Over.

Announcement Is made that in con-
nection with its housing project, the
du- Pcnt Powder Company has leased
the entire apartment house. comprising
4G apartments, al Twenty-ninth and
Market streets, owned by David Rossman,
of 2230 Market street
The lease is for number of years,
and it was acquired by the company
for the benefit of It's employees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
London Food Raises 2 Per Cent Month.

London Aug 81 The average increase
in the price of food on July |, 1918 was
two per cent higher than June |, 1919 and
10 per cent higher than IN July, 1914.
The principal advance in June occurred
in the case of milk, eggs, butter and
potatoes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31

Exemption Board No. has issued the
| following official list ot registrants IN that
district on August a. with the order
| numbers assigned:
Fritz t. Lindell. 230o Pine st. 5-A
Lorenzo Rosalcs, }0th Il Bowers Ave o-B
George 4. Scott. 25I7 Washington sc
Edward T. Schwan, Edgcmoor st.
Todds Lane l3-A
John Doyle. 5ll T. SixthSt l5-A
Samuel Berkowitz, 42l r. Seventh 20-A
James b. Lowe. General Delivery 21-A
Raymond Cook, IL 16 PoplarSt 26-A
VIM. T.. Midlam, 403 +. Eighth. 26-B
Frank T. Diifendall 325 l.. Eighth 30-A
Frank J Conner, 926 kirt>wood 32-A
George L. Neazey, II Bucna Vista 35-A
Edward " Word SbeIlpot Camp. 35-B
Clayton y Hesselburg 630 T., 9TH. 44-A
ClarenceS Davis, 1913 Lombard 1S-A
James T Helm, 1907 Poplar 5o-A
Charles r. Munden. 503 f. Sth 5S-A
Daniel A Parks 9l5 Nandcver 6S-A
John A. Johnson. Shcllpot Camp 6S-B
Dana j. Pyle. HOW 30th. st. 13-A
Charles f. Schabatka. Il +. 18th 79-A
Ezra " Carris. Shellpot Camp S7-A
William r. Epperson, Jr., l10l Tat
nall st S1-B
William Johnson, S35 .ombard SS-A
Dominick Gregory, 1923 Claymont OLA
Joshua r. Dean. Jr. COS Nandever 97-A
Clyde Il. Byrd, 1905 Hing st 97-B
George r :. Tyson S}i Nandever l02-A
Joseph C. McNeal StI kIrkwoOd 10i-A
julian II Harrell, 525 =. Seventh 107-A
Homer IL Guild. 2l7W Thirticth lisa
John b. Ray. 425 T.. Ninth 81 ll5-B
Nollo lIoravantI, 1925 T.. lith. ll5-C
Ernest :. Cooper, 330S Washington l25-A
Joe Cara. 30th IL Bowers Ave l3l-A
Albert Il. Hopkins 407 W. 22nd l3l-R
alter Ives Griffith. 1918 Market 1888 \
John c. Powell, 504 r seventh I37-A
Julius III Cianfarlno, 1921 Clay
mont street lil-A
Emilio IucIo, 1923 Claymont li2A
Leonard Gaines, 1114 Pine st. it-A
Havlon c Smith. 6O1 f. 22nd 81 l62-A
William / Augustus, Jr., S35i2
Locust II. l67-A
William Hickman. 532 Vandcver l72-A
Roland V Reed. l3l W 18th St 1894
William Henry Blackson, 1909 Wal
nut street 1904
Ernest II Wagner. 1900 Claymont 210-A
Frank W Cooper. 10 " 23rd 2ltA
Charles \ Barnes. 2S T. oath II 2l7-A
Mckinley Aiuntz. los L Eleventh. 22O-A
George W Lowry, 230q Market PA
Jozcf RrzostowSka 720 Curlctt 81 232A
William II White 2l0W. lSthSt 23;A
Giuseppe SclvagCi. 1921 +. i4th - 2Sf-B
Harry Clarence Brooks, 2ol7 Nadl-
son street 236-A
Herman |. Prett vman. 524F Tcnth236- Il
Henry p Duncan. Shcllpot Camp 239-A
William Cooper Atkinson. Ala T.
Ninth street 25l-A
Warren w Marshall, lS15PlncSt 25l-A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
The Haskin Daily Letter

IN Every Evening Is alone worth the price
OF the paper IL is only one > many ex-
elusive features printed in Every Evening
every day. Order copy regularly from
your nearest dealer.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
EARACHE

Blood warm BRAZILIAN
BALM dropped in ear stops
earache instantly; also cures
running ears. Beware OF get
ting it too hot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
AN EXCELLENT APPETIZER.
uorSford's Acid phoSnhafe

for diminished vitality or depression. 4
wholesome tonic and very refreshing =
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
Squire StradIey at Shore.

Ma pstrate Harry B. Stradley is spend
| ing few days at Atlantic City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
LARGE WAREHOUSES;
FOR PENN'S GROVE
They Front on the Delaware River
Near the Northern Limits
of the Borough.
stan Correspondence or Every Evening

penns Grove, n J.. Aug 81 The
Federal government Is erecting ware
houses on $500 acres Of Delaware River
front land adjoining the northern limits
OF Penn's Grove.
Gideon Dolbow has sold two dwellings
on Broad street near Nam 10 Jack Schultz
for $4,000 An apartment house will
be erected ON tho site.
The Board Of Education has purchased
land on Park avenue back of Emmanuel
cemetery. from Charles Smith for 81, 200
yand will erect a one-story, i2-room
srho0lhoIse ON the tract.
Main street from Broad street 10
Dancers millpond. distance OF one mile,
will be repavcd soon
The railroad from Woodbury. 10 Penn's
Grove is being made n double-track
railway
There is one case Of infantile paralysis
i'm Penns Grove
Rcv. r II Stephenson. n former pastor
Of 81 Paul's Church, died recently
The public schools will reopen Monday
+ W Stctler will enter the Newark
High School for special instruction IN
government work
Henri ] Miller has been drafted for
work IN a nitrate plant at Sheffield. Ala
Thomas Morgan has heen elected
building Inspector
n Noel Grose. FIowa ri Rordcn md
DR. G. + Iamborn are candidates for
tho Republican nomination for coroner
Hebrews will erect synagogue m
Pcnn's Grove
cAnNrY $ POINT
James Nc trrllc. iu Pont emplovc.
purchased s2. 500 worth ~ hort Bonds
and $500 worth Of War Saving stamps.
The Federal government Is mounting
two antI-aircraft guns n Garnev.s Point
a hnc boulevard Is beng constructed
in the powder plants
Three dornntnrics, each containing
so rooms. are being erected at Carneys
POINT
Four hundred colorcd girls from South
Carolina will hc gwen employment IN
the powder plants
During the next scholastic term Carney
Point will open its new schoolhouse and
also will use - additional bungalows
for school purposes
There are several cases Of cholera
infantum at Carncys Point
Alfred Jess Is a candidate for renom-
nation by tho Democrats for justice Of
The peace.
Revenue Collector IA muel Irciell has
appointed John Maloncy ganger
4 carnival held by the Carncyss Point
Republican Club netted 800.
The Gentieu Club is preparing for
an automobile run to Atlantic City.
Harry Bates has succeeded John
Biddlc as s,Ipcrint endcnt Of the Meth
odist Sunday school
The Mothers Club has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
president. Mrs Henry Sturgis. wee
president. NirS. Anna Dickinsons Sec
retaries. Mrs A c Lingo and Mrs.
Nora Trunccr; treasurer, Mrs. Reuben
Crouthcmal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
RURAL BOARD FIXES
SERVICE LIABILITY
Status of rs Young Men Regis
tered Last Week Settled by
Exemption Officials.

Newark. Nag 81 The Rural New
Castle County Exemption Board has
determined the order Of liability for serv-
ice of the IS Young men who registered
last week aS follows,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-31
GIVEN ARDER NUMBERS.
Board No > Issues Official List OF Regis
trants August -.

Exemption Board No. , has issued the
following official list of rcgistrants IN that
district ON August "a, with the order
,uutupn,ls