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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Il DEATHS RECORDED
IN CASUALTY LIST
Eight American Soldiers Killed n
Action. and So Wounded on
Pershlng Roll

~ A>>ocIa.r,i Press ID Evcr> Fvenins
Washington NaN The casualty list
to4as contained r. uamc~ dNIdcd IS
follows
kiucd ia a.slou. ) died 81 wounds
Clcd s.. accidrn, ! died ol oI~casr 3 died
ii either cAusc~ wounded severely ,,
wounded lightly III missing u action. =
Three officers were named IIcutcnan's
Nlhanl II Jenkins and Franklin 4 Ped
.Icl missing N action ayd lJcufcnaut
Nathan Eccd wounded slightly
Enc l~l follows
KIIIEp ~ AcuoN
Sergeant ArvId \ { c,icrholm
CorporaI> John ! C,os George GrI,z-
back
Prvatcs James O Carey, Earl r
Clark. Clarence L Coo. Clinton "
De Forest. James \ joyce
DIED or DIsEAst
Privatcs LOUIS Lorraine Barnett, has.
II Bolden. Banjannn Hi
DIED OF WOUNDS
Private Lyndon ] Casey
DIED or ACCIDENT
Private John Pesa
DIED OF OTHER CAUSES
Private Howard 4 AIowery
WOUNDED SEVERELY
OF EfpIdiS- " 3iltl " stAi. JOIt4 - lI r
ray
Pr,ates Raphael Carho John j
I ooh. Robert Il Remington
wpr>DLD ~LlGHrIA
lieutenant Nathaniel & Reed
Cor,ora.~ Edward > Brown D4uIcI
! applet Leon Coleman Bcrua1d
CuunIugLalu .IafncS i Dcnice Joseph s
Dixon John q icmug barrie, ! ] rp>.
arrolI " Gleason ttted Norm Wi
Iaui II Whitman
Sergcant- (corgc 5 GIHc~plc hester
Smith
Mechanics Nrthar Prescott t-au-
Us B ttmgiyy
CoOL Victor 4 Tatru
Pryatc~ Alfred John AppeyarJ An
gclu Balaudcil Harold Bogg, John
Il Brceu. Lug CcrllIio 4 hester J Coopcr
Napoleon EuharcI Daniel y Errnin.
Louis tarona AItcr, tIltcau Walter II
Fisher William ) Foster Bernard Il.
Garrlty. T.oInas NJ Gavaln, George +.
Gochic. tust.n II Harlow James w
Hyatt arod + Johnson, Alfred j.
Justice. Thomas klely. Thomas q Law
ton William y Nicholson Nike Pater-
noStro Iozaid j Pohzzotti. Lester J
Eotlu tr4uk Il Schroeder William
~tau.sj .t,rry s sullivan William ]
i..tro. auhn "A l'horua- leroy + N,bber
ugu~t HigFcu. ,Iaine- IaIni,ouc, Jo-
>gpli ZapuIsht
MISSING IN ACTIO~
LicutcnaTus Nilliam Ii jenkins and
Frankie = Pcdrich
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
.CITY'S METHOD|STS
FORM WAR COUNCIL
Financial Drive IS on to Aid
Religious Life of Fight
ing Forces.

VI tho suggcstInn Of tho national gov
crnmCnt the various religious dCnom'na-
tlous have orEa amycd what - itnnWn ~ a
war council comnoscd of distinguished
leaders IN those church hodlc@ The
Board of Bishops i. the Methodist lnls-
Al Church has already otEAul7"d such
j couucll. with nCadqua rtcrr ~ Wash
ington
In addition - the general urgar,ga-
tlon each district superintendent d'-
trlct forms ~ul rgamzatinu vltl f-
own officers FL " ltmpCtnn ir.tt {
War Counril Is crurl~cl Of ministers
and laymcu ~ t"lov
Loader ~ II I Rtnlnlrn ministers.
George I \ldcrs,u Clrh~lr Ilulhard
t,corec Nmtc DaN- d. II l. \r.hrl
" | C,rrrutcId II I Qmpg q 7
bones \ Ninorr J II lhrklue J u
Btcktord lavmcu, $ Wright Newark
Prof Short r'af Cr.l Ewing.
Tome Institute Dr \icrrt Burke New
port q l kur,n ncnil Gc"FR, " Rookcr.
NIlram Dcaklnc. New Castle William
j DAVIS. Elkt,n & l. lonm. " u
Gouu, Elmer Perry Nlrn lrn,s.
I lIardcStl Wilmington
rhc Wilmington District War Cnuncl
mrt SATURDAY mght ~ Cracc church. house.
ilT ltANdolrb Ifr~lilnE Important "'du
mlttccs we're appointed, including 2 pub
hcltv committee and = committee IN
patrtotIr falbc~ The slogan lnr the imam
ral drlv" \ Da, Wage Prom tvcr,
Mage tarucr l'hr duv" (or funds
hcela~ Ma, ~ and ends Nial ~
III, ,h~tuct nas boon divided into eight
Eroup- tA, grnu head hcug Rev q i
Iouc~ 4 \ NInuro t,corgc Nhifr Dav
son II y k,i-. l,auhuc Ntilr, ,rorR,
" Ratlud Y Tones ',carr, I \lirt
-au III tfr unUrt i I, Ia u~cd TN thc
hcasaf y N.rth~l-t ucn ,ni ha,- ~,
rtg' u-e ti 0hu. tha tnd~ afc 4" bo nu'
" th, caro- y .it.. ,aEious htr " tht men
to a~-,-t ;hg ,uarlslu- tui } NJ \
worker.
R~aop Henderson as~ rcrn u~uns
ti tse conference and ha> nlgatil>
>t,rr,a aii uh, h.tvr hrafi hl~ appeals
Ndmmgi u dt~turi y enng tn VI Il.
ia alI IEbf the workers ~t,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
uarbor Board Prepare Port Report

lise resignation 81 Miss Briti Virgin
Who fits ior sonr TIME becf, enpiutrd il,
ht oils, d thr Board oi IIarbor Cou-
missioner, is clerk ~ accepted 1T i
meeting ol Tn, board last night Il IS
office IN the ity Building III which Miss
Wright has brcu employed, and that th,.
business ol he board Will b. done ia the
office ii the president Charles Warner
The report ot John AIeigs, consulting
engineer Of tie city Of Philadelphia, A. "a
thr possibilities Of Wilmington a- p -ea-
poit WIS considered and = paft 81 Nh
Npg report va~ Incorporated III tbe
report Nhlch the board ,s e. pre,.u III
Cts Council.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
GREENHILL' S TRAPS
TO OPEN TOMORROW
Big Dav 0f Special Shooting
Events Including M'rnck
Trophy Shoot ptt

~ t,r.crnfa rv.-hnasing .-h VT
-.rn lt- II r- tnr..r- 1mnr1.v tfer
.4,,r t. .Ae. .rr .t fta .crrasirV 'Trn-
ta- aud~vor> .an"trr
W., .atanutfug stf. ulenff r
Faut t. tH I'D tr nir rr
4sce uautA ue MS Hnr nr
members .rr ranging .n
5arro .nu .rh -1aofer tnrtans
re trv n uc -ndSouc Irer
-auat u an .cing aot Hr
department. a0ntcT ~rvT-at T
ad over r4m ro hSt aoot .re tr
bonded G g1a boot or
Interest aali ,curreta = -periai enrnen
rert Ind 4 Boclai trophy tHagdrr .1
ea..uplnu Mrs 3 hite -aT Il--
-ruonc.d alvr ,uaUc-grd trr Eo IGN
..rc> FIJI tfr tlmru members III iac d.-
a.rrmcu, -Dccial e5-t4rgr event
Man. mcnDrrs - t1c t5recundi Inn
eil. ~ aa ulud ~ -rclrr urartrr " '7r
H. nor n SATURDAY. wren 0c t!n
a.9- 4 --sas.n apuor ut .rr eid timers.
-rt au. ,no 1L- nar- "IpatcG 1c
aUsnontIng game -rs pr moro las
lccp ASKED Z, rteud sCn nou,"r a--
ending atl receive .ron3e button n
commemorate ou IS ne event md .iucr
ar.zp- rY.a aua -4vnr buttons. l d"
.,raea good me + assured 'ae
ntrrsu, rut uuiv ..e -nouIag. 10.
IL, pheasant t,,t- ar. M a"uD. ,'l
a..a Ita arf 81 .-a.latrs
The e40I.- contests .Nr tar r"
u.. 4p.. .n- ,.l. .e staged n4.
.-........ .aN ravlng -..
,.....e..r- .re fe, ~ smc .l. ..a. -...4na =
.s,a.,i.,- uaio %. ea Ae-e lp~
rr,. .... H., Il. IT, an ut
..oot-,e ar Nlma.k rnuag ~.
>..nor ~aer.url 3nu- AL. .ton~ .i..
n ..atn. it-- -rup-
ao.a Allu.au AiuufA. nAs"f .aa
l,-n,.. r. tIgtle - -uuut ior .l- .4u
The'vcu. , to ,1r - rye 1o '."
-hootcrs eaI e., tu.enpped o.a
-.rr. .as l.G,a rcr.- and Dol nAn.cr
give each 9us I'D them aA.re '
r horne has ".p.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
COUNTY ASSESSMENT
TOTALS S132, 130, ,809
III Wilmington zee Aggregate
&8b.8l8 3l3, an Increase Of
So 96l.IIZ.

m,as j .rauet >e0 rie
SONGS la-H1 H~ .s.a .ear yr-
zsaaua 4 efasa.tea uaa,
.,I.u tae H.e-d f t--e-- ru"tt Ir,7etfed
~ lor ta iees #r har Gr
a... Fl. #eat te;,
.a,l t..l-oa. eI.- f.U ,UH dog 81 6ob -.
-nf.4-ea st>.." 80 Nas8gr3u
>a.a. Eets 4 .-r-ou-, $500
>i>-5lt .rI5...ou >a-b
fb bo.-8 esr-.hr.i u4 aaa .,gtr-
su4.a ths aa H#4at tas l--t- "a
a...4agIea arup,r .a per-
-.r.- Il \e.. l..ir. ..t..st. .3 b. .oilus,-.
r 6f .-d asa.rc,. na personal,
SIEI-2io dog Si5- So camtation,
>lIpF5.
j. e.a. 81 >6-oo7 Suo7o.
l-og>aa SIPS
S,,I~45
~ 94~0-f Sl>t 30 s.. -
H.8 I..oa SI-t~o9~. S5S % sl5I 25.
\cu C-t.. SOP 3b0 $3.50
Nb,v CHS creek. s5ea4.l47 s5s 5o:
NdjCro.o sa.35>. .9Na. 500 %, So UO
Christian. SO. t3N.6>9 S@jS.oO. SiS4.0O
}ifaHd}~ue Sil-lu- 81 ST. Do
S4l215
Mhnurraa So >}i.s ap.'-t.on.
-tao>op >o6o q 50
~~sta-2 .tN. se.ea. >3ec>.aut
icr ae e.tN >,ts - 1tt T.rer.e u.
So 4nl 512
The board aaao ae oHu0u- uu.
parsons - a-t.s0ru N.uaztou tor
l4l> S>e.>I> ,l2 for 1917 S6S. 50 1ul
ipcrga-s s. aGl1'1 EonI Nov la~,Ic
county, far Tens. St5sl2.5H 5or IoI-.
S36.oU50G1 increase. Sla247 i9n Whojc
,ouut> for l4i>. Sl52 $50. >04 for 1917.
50 - Us. ncre:t,c So 2uN. 6Ol Total
average increase In Wilmington. }6 pcr
cynt IA rural New Castle county -3
rcr cont
lhg eoar ptr3 he noara- reuar
ordered L recording aHd put hc a,-e~>-
mgnt books ln the custody ot fhc court y
clerk
\ Iaaa ua- .4up,,I .vmrtena-
H2 ttt board for making fhc assessment
la i ehart p,rs#J ~ iIfn,, huf 80 aout h-
beH4 paa 3n tay work
tialr~-t~ tamHHmvutug lau .u.,..
N,efc la.ae hl President Purh> nd various
tacaItels oi the count and President
I ~Wih 4ftu Ns.ilal~ members 90 fUv DNafi
responded
There was L discussion coucCIuuE .c
assessment ID corporations Frum some
corporations lhe court has. nrcu III th,
j habit ID accepting 4 lump ~,Hu In hru
4 Of all taxes The court waS informed
/ thar Ior the urNt fiscal year corporations
/ h:,d been assessed on the Same basis as
Ell other prupclt> hotdcr~
pIa-a,eas lArh- -uggr. tutt Hr
tgares e1uu tfet aI le count ~af t,ue
ar settling Ae question corporations
/ t.a>c> adopting ne county huIgc. anu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
CAT THOLIC UNION RAPS
IRELAND HIERARCHY
Organization of Prominent Church
Members Calls Opposition TO
Draft Resistance to Law.
b, A..o..e.ca rrc,s to Every EAenLns

II, Ae>or,etcd Press to Every Evening
London Ma1 Tho Catholc | mon
of Grcat Britain an influential organIza-
ton whose membership includes many
ttlcd persons and other prominent
Catholc- ha- sent to Cardinal Gasparr
the papaI secretary Of state for submIs-
SION 10 Pope Prncdlct, a series of rcsoiu-
tIons passed by u rcgrettIng the action OF
the Catholic hierarchy in Ireland IN
opposiug Irish cunScriptIon thereby
apparently supporting organized resis-
taucc 10 Law
The resolutions express the opinion that
the IRISH ought to share IN the defence Of
the empire There are scruu~ nisglNng>
II Is added on the interference of eccifsl-
astica authority IN purely temporal
and political questions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
CITY iS>C,,ME>v APPEALS.

The Nibnugj Boara p Assessment
has tn.shed hearing apIed~ and expects
to complete this week the totahng of the
assessment IA Niigsugtou tor city taxes.
which probably wili bc clos - the Is-o-~-
ment IA th.~ e5iN Tor county take, There
Is h.S difference The et1 discusses
parsonage bu' Ihe counts tio,~ not.
ide ,ltx doe. not .,~-e-s marsh ianj bHt
thc county doe
On = 900 psyet- - property $3.50 -e4
b4 IL. rij> hoar.l taer. 1ters a.g. = ap2.ai~
ii uhc3 - rtJe granted tua - rrfu-ed
Among Those gfta-ct "erH appa.t.@ ~ thu
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co. "a Nh.eh
casts the hoau deaded that larJS E0
which cars ars ~aated aud lrwgh $
auIaadej en nat r2h u way bot
real estate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
DRAFT FOR IRELAND
AGAIN. DEFERRED
Operation of Conscription Law
Withheld Until Introduction
of Home Rule Bill.
by Associated Press to Every Evening


London. Aay kn order in-councIl
to-day further post tponcs the operation oi
the national service nct, or rnnscriptlon rs
respects ireland. beyond May |, 10
which II hnd been postponed previously
Some uf the morning newspapers sHy the
postponcmcnt is due 60 tn" government =
wish to introduce IL home rule hill and Ia
see what measure Of success u gets before
proceeding to enforce consumption III
ireland
Members OF the l.bnr dcputation who
rwaItcd upon the premier N the ilo,ise
uf Commons ou Monday IN regard to th''
Irish cou.cription ndmH spys the Daily
Tclrprpph. thst Au | luNd George spoke
firmly mud irpnlly and listened patiently
to the statement prepared by Arthur
Henderson upnl representations made q
dcptltstInn ui lrish trgdc unlunists aud
the lengthy explanation ot J II Thomas.
VI T. Tor Dcrpy
Premier | lnvd Gcurrr promised that the
rahuct would cnusldor the represents n
toms ri The abUltrs but hc held ont no
hopr ior ,n, cha"g, ~ the pulic, oi the
Cnvcrnmou'
In pc,rh thc prcplor insisted that
cull ught- ni ,Clzcnemp Involved
cqualt} ot duty and Responsibilities.
aud that ltcland cannot tako ell the
advantages accrWur 10 It's aaso"Iatlon
Nth Grcrt l}ritnu whlc refusing IL
bear = eh:rc "a he hurd"u~ md 7ncrl'c'@
ol the mtrd Kingdom IT which II = .
part
The nallv Telegraph rocell that ireland
did not rcfu-c the pift oi old it,c pensions
from an lnrli Il ~ Iteurnt uor the ad
vance, " rnunn, f., thu pur,ha-e 81 land
rud tho buldlnn .t horcls eottagrs
Ni4un | iHiIoitt"~ Who oppose con .cTlp
tion IN IrrlanI ,ln % not from princlpI,
but because tho, bcilovr 4 is not Wis" i,
rNI-tt4V circumstances
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
AUSTR|ANS READY
TO STRIKE ITALY
Preparing for a Grand Scale Often
sive. London Reports; Germans
Await Results on West Front
With Impatience. "
~ Associated rrcss e Fvcry t,cn.ns

London Nav ! Il IS worthy ~ note
IN connectou with the otilcIal statement
from tustro- Hungarian headquarters
Tuesday. reporting increased activity On
the Italian front that German papers rr-
Gently have hccn referring to q supposed
impending revival If the AustrIan otlCn-
slvc against ItalN Oh q grand scale The
comments have read ~ times rs though
thcv were intended 10 excrt prcS~llre on
Auetra-I Hungary 70 begin an attack Tor
whch the Germans are eager a. DIVER
son on tho extreme flank ot tho lutrntr
front
Lieutenant General Won trdenuc. il hr
2crllncr lagcllatt, writes
The tension amid Which the world IL
Watching tho drama III france and
Flanders Is likely to bc increased SOON a~
the Italian theatre becomes t1eHcf II
cannot bc denied that while til ',orman
people wait a rcvava If tho fighting arttv
II, there with f,tll confidence 'bcN at~a
aw:u, il with iuipaftcncc Never was h.
olpottumty tor TtNtNmg IN Au-ita-
liaugartau offensive mau ta>orahte thau
~ pres at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
WASHINGTON EASIER
OVER IRELAND ORAFT I
Thinks Home Rule Should PFC
ccdc Enforcement of Con
scrlptlon Law Had Been
Deeply Concerned
q, ,ssoc.atri press T. l,,., l,cntns

q, sssnc.atri Press tn r,e,, Evening
Washington. \,ry Though fully
srttcip ;cd TIE announcement from Lon
don u I hc roNtpaurucrt nf the appllcstlan
At the consumption tct tn Ireland wRs re
cctvcd with Pro.A rticf hy oni,ial@ here
t,g:vc concern h,i leeu frlf over The
-ltuatIuu and th.rc have hpen ndiyattnus
jh.t th. " h,upfau administration has
left l'rcn lcl Io1d Ccarrr Know that ~
II. Judgement the rriu ton If tho lush
cau-, tlrtinu HIS v.,ulI tull,sv prd not
prccdo thr pa..ag, s. The hnuc ilio arf
Ini Ftcr.,, et ii, the tHternsl .eaus #
"urthrr .ta t,ud.l ordinary ,andlt ~
nlph Ir jtter, rtfed Int the
rttlr lt.I Hucu hat j'ftt.uf tt.V 1T.
u-, ,' tAe ,>tr, r.htsie ntlm. ii rc
] inu .>taInr I.tntan tba utted = tce
ud tr, ltla thct ~fnj So
,latcd ln usr ag: iu-j thu Central Powers
lhc t.srt th t'9r Huti.h premier said
thcrr nov were futIc IRISH and Irish.
tncla,au~ IFS hr l.itcl ~tstr fhan there
:rc ltI-h .p lrclrI nd th.f thr attitude
II ireland mIrhl "a uahi> bc expected
"a III niluou,Cd III hc sentiment Of the
lrIsi elements III \mrrca II Is under
s.ncsi wae rcfcrrrd to h> 'hc admnl-
ts;'inu h.rr ~ n lnc Us siggc -tian -
ontoa
With t'.c homc uIr hll once
cuactcl cl,lnr Ira ad measure ~ ,n.
i,pcnacrc, furl, .aup.ra'i, with that
cnloycd l., Cau..la ud NnetrthA ohclai~
here are rnJ,S iucci the irish IA kmerlra
not oul> Viii ufcc thcu k,reiucuIn lrcl ni
tD -uhuar I" roaseriasr.u they thcm-
selves haze da.io II \m1 Int II fh :
suggestion IS not cr;cl viii rcrua
ucatt, vithdrav Tire iargc measure pt
..> i~t~ucc whlch for generations post thct
l..,, extended - thu Irish - hone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
sociai Meeting a, Brandy~ine Church.

Im- UIII p IrII0W-lup night n Braud3-
wiue NJ 1 hurch twenty second and
Market streets Of winch Rev y Ernest
Greenfield i pastor To ~trcngt hen the
bond Of fellowship and 10 place thcmscINc~
ia position 10 accomplish more ctfcctuaI
work for the church and community,
c,cry member and friend of the church Is
invited 10 hc here Tins evening Al -
ciock
Tie ladies Of the church and congrcga-
ton viii meet AL day tomorrow AT the
church to sew Tor the Red Cross. Miss
Loretta Murinc. the fourth vice-prcsIdent
Of the Junior Epworth League, has
arranged an interesting program for the
meeting Of the league on Friday afternoon
al ! O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01

TWO kAISERS TO CONFER.
lkrainian and Balkan Affairs 10 he Dis
cusscd by German and Austrian

Nseocintcd rrces bal lNcrN LNcning

IN Associated Press to Every Evening
l.undoa, Max I Emperor thmlr3 OF
Nuetrin-l Hungary accompanied 10y baron
Rurian. the foreign munster, Dnd thclr
st"tfs according Co nu Exchange Iclc-
er..lh ,lIsr.tch from Zurich will proceed
:lmo-t immediately to German head
ou..rtcrS 10 confer with thr German
Emperor
tkralnIau and Balkan affairs. IT *
added will bc discussed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01

anny 'iS u1n' 7vrt'r 'nr 'ir ~r0i'rg
rr hl' Ia t,fra rs Hkrr .r ~"
ivgca'au
tto tr4r1 oIl tNr nrr' fhat uosfng
rnrp -p- '.t. f.afle .sunf- , .~vIr
yaue,af,it tr tHr1 per 'nv
sr eard c0'nr"
~sc
Iao ,.u-f urfr ~Fn -tN -f4
,.cf month .r lI.rr +-r tir1
4ihar ~ rrarot N.-r ard .H f"Hls
rnlnr3 to1ri
tftrr tdIngrnurrt t., rT .sro rfrd
hrdgrs u IS 'r'rvtnu f3 .fsrr.irt'
EiucNrd ttr aorrr r-rtr. -.urrr
T1-rs chairman ~ tfr a-flvr .a-rrritIr Ire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
PHILADELPHIA NiARkE1S.

Is, t>,oeiafe.l pr,,, e Ever, ttenns
pmIadeIphm NiaN / Oat@ lower NJ.
: 81 hita 81 ; -. ". ; whuo % 4 81
Butter higher western creamery extra
to-
Chees. higher Neu lora a. cream .
2aI2
Live poultry higher ilve tov Is - IS.
Potatoes easier Florida $50 i 10 per
barrel. ditto per bu~hcI hamper / GOA -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Mail Motor Kills Man in Crash.

By Associated Press t. Every Evening
PhIladelphla Ne, lraub ~trdnep
. va~ instantly killed and seven others
iIr, when : mail motor trutk h4f The
ali1on ohIIc N which mos were riding
The acrIdcu' incurred .ea tAt post
otisec
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
I)lSARNlED.
RUSS ANARCHISTS DlSARMED.
Pctrograd Reds Made No Resistance
Moscow Reports: kaicdincs' tossacks
Defeated
Ia E,cry Ic,rnInr

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
Moscow. Russia Tuesday. April 81
Reports have been received here of the
disarmament of nnrrchist quarters IN
pctrograd ON the night Of April p without
resistance or untownrd incident
Dctachmcnts Of General kaicdincs
CoSsncL forces entered Nova TchorkEsk
capital of the Don tossack region, on
April l. Tho Soviet forces took the
offensive the next day and rccapturcd the
town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Saloon Property Chan ges Hands.

John Nc. cl.iuanr h.-s bought from The
Francis hciI} 60 the owners The saloon
property at the southeast corner OF
Fourth ;.nd Is.tnalI street. which he has
occupied foI the past five lti.r-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Buys Monroe Street Propert,

J Frank Ball attorney. representing
John R Mertln. executor af the Nary
Blgglns c~taje u tic eellf mouse lodss
a pnl Ic sale sold the property 4 Ill
Monroe street t. Maru- y Cre,,In ier
81. 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
REJECT GARBAGE BIDS.
Board of Health Wants Contract fut 10
One Year

The Board of Health to-day received two
bids for tho removal of gnrhage and both
were fricctrd The board adopted % rc7n-
Iutiuu requesting Counrll 81 paga an
ordinance making the contracts for one
instead ~ three ycnrs ~ the hIdd"rs are
now rnIled on "a offer blda
Tho blds follow
Wilmington SANITARY Company. entire
city aig2. ..g7I IS Ntiliain J Wlnohcstcr
First district. at1 0OO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Dies of Fractured Skull.

Edward ~awdon aged about - wears.
lO4 NORTH tiarrison street, died al the
homeopathic Hospital today from a
fractured skull which he received several
da+- ago " falling down the hatchwav
y boat luIcr construction Al . mp
Hafd Dcp'Jr Coroner Mct fcry was
notified o. the death
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
CilIC AGo IiOG MARKET.

~ tsaoeiated rreas 80 Every Evening
Chleago. Mas llogs receipts
23.0DD alov i,uk ~ l0alT 90 light
o. i0alG 70. ul.od lG snal1 81. heavy
~ 0Oai1 a. rough lG VnlG 40. piRa
li l0ali -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Julius ROsenwald Coming.

julius R0senwald Of the National
Council Of Defence, it has been announced,
is coming 10 Wilmington 10 address a
mass meeting in the interest of Jewish
war sufferers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Nlillers Anuseptic Oil, Anown
make Oil
Viii Positively Relieve Pain n a Few
Minutes.

Minutes.
Tr. y rEa low ic- rheumatism, ael-
ra 4ia. uu5a-0, Sore ,uf ant swollen
i,.uts. ~, l rhc lpao rac. rl .ur-,
.a,ns, huuun-, Ne. After uue fluHe..la
talu disappears almost a- bN 'ntgir
4 ncu ryucIy Used utcrnals aria ~
,,sulay .og colGu-, colds, Group, -ors
,aruat, dlputb,rA anu ..uslltis
NH, oI \ conceded L tu hc the most p.ue-
tratlug remedy known lts prompt and
immediate effect Ia relieving pAiu Is lua
tu the iact that il penctrntcs 10 thc tiect-
sa parts at once. A. an Illustration pour
l0 drops on the thickcSt piece p, -ole
leather ana j Will penctrate this sub
stance through and through I'd thre5
minutes.
Accept lo substitutes lh.s graa, 80 ;
4. .den tea co.or ou'y ly.r, bottle z-ar-
anteed U, 500 anI $500 4 bottle. Or
none, refunded A -ckerd Drug store,
sos Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Mayors Secretary Resigns.

Fred ID Maxwell is back at his desk
again ~ chef clerk tor Division of the
local Exemption Roard having resigned
as secretary 10 Mayor Lawson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01

once again, the cmploycs Of tins ts1ee
factory are III competition. between tho
different departments, for the sale Of lie
third Liberty Loan Bonds Yesterday
u noon the worbmen held 4 patriotic
meeting IN he factory yard. aud were
addressed l} Josiah Marvel and los sph
Emory. who addressed the employes in
the Polish language The meeting NaS j
sigma, tor a Ing revival IL tic competition
between the different dtpartn and
the employr~ IRE nov STRIVING u outdu
one another The total number d bond-
sold up 10 yesterday was sl.suOO AMI
thoy are trying 70 reach S3o.00D before
the end Of the week The company has
offered a handsome silk banner 10 the
department showing he best results
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01

ing eitnea4 aoalnaf Nilllam Wilmer aia
xa4 held for tEo praud prs ~ p .crioue
Is fre + :. eas fsal II Fl onn II.
v 10 IL p.d ath fhre trning bodily
i ~ hta Hlo ~fste rod i motto
fra qal - Er arff
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-28

Sioux City, Feb. 2S.-There was a
little more life to the trade in the fat
cattle division and while no one quot
ed the deal higher. everything useful
found sale. Stockers and feeders
cleared at steady figures. Run at
hand was estimated at 5000. as
against 1910 a week ago, and 2.S60
the corresponding day a year ago.
Hog trade was slow in rounding
into shape. Locally supplies were
again of liberal proportions and with
early wires from outside points indi-
eating weakness, general conditions
were unfavorable to the selling inter
ests. When a trading basis was
reached most sellers quoted the deal
as opening loo lower. closing zoe
lower with the previous days aver
age. Tops landed at $16.65, with
the bulk of sales from S16.45@
Activity and strength featured in
the market for sheep and lambs and
additions of 10 a 15c were quoted as
compared with yesterday.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-28
C0NsCRIPT is CALLED BACK
Bound to France on Transport, he
10 Ordered Homo TO Care
for Parents.

Chicago, nl.-Called back from 4
transport 100 miles out at sea while
on his way to France, Edwin Sweiger
returned to Chicago recently to take
care Of his mother and crippled ia
Their. He found his mother taking In
washing to support the family.
Sweiger's father lost his leg In au
accident a few days before Draft Reg
istratlon day. The boy registered and
did not claim exemption. He went to
Camp Grant with the first contingent.
Friends of the family, however. ap-
pealed to the government to release
him from the army so that he might
support his parents. The government
took action, but found Eweiger was
aboard a transport. The transport waz
wirelessed and young Sweigee ~
turned to his home.