davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-25
War Maps of the Western Front.

As result of numerous requests Every
Evening has secured another lot of sWar
Maps OF the Western Front, showing the
battle line as on October 5. If you wish
to follow the fighting in France and
sBeigium-and Germany-one of these
maps is necessary. On sale at the business
Office, 40 cents each; by mail, postpaid,
so cents-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-25

The shoe that is pleasing
hundreds of women with
tender feet; sizes 2 1-2 to 9,
in button and lace.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-25

Real high-cut ana very smart-looking. Over
- of the best styles TO choose from in Brown
Black Kid. Patents, Dull Leather and Coco Tans
Also handsome combinations in the lot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-25

Flows the world using you2'
THAT isn't the question any more.
What you ought to ask every man Is
where is the world using your detroit
Free Press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-25
Chicago-New York Mail in 10 Hours.

Washington, Oct 25-Aerial mail service
between New York and Chicago will he
started about December Is Postmaster
General Burieson announces The schedule
contempiates l0-hour trip. including all
stops. Each plane will carry 10000 le 4
fPrS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-25

Assemblyman from the secpad district
Of Lehiph county died last evening Of
pneumonia, aged 3 years.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
z OBRAD KONGRESU.
Washington, II. maja. -Dziet

"dSZyllSlOiA, IL liioJo' -bLlcll
wczorajszy byl wyznaczony do O.
brad mad dodatkiem do konstytu-
cyl tyczacym sic g}osowania ko-'
biet, ale senator Jones Z New
Mexico, prezes komitetu odnosne-
60, oswiadczyl, re ME bedzie ma
legal ma odbycie sic tych obrad,
gdyz okazuje sic rzecza niemozli-
wa jeszcze, by pozyskat dwie
trzecie wiekszosci ola novel;.
Przywodzcy partyj tax W sena-
Gle jak i W izbie posfow wyrazili
sic, re sprzeciwia sic temu, by
pred odroczeniem Kongresu 3D.
byiy sic obrady mad nowymi BIZ
lami podatkowymi departamentu
skarbu. Sekretarz Nc Adoo zyczy
sobie, azeby tie nowele zosta}y Ia
iatwione jak najpredzej. Czionek
komitetu izby drog i srodkow
Fordney oswiadczy}, re sprzeciwi
sic jak najmocniej wszelkim pro-
bonn przeprowadzania nowych BIZ
|l6ow podatkowych, W podobny tez
sposob wyrazii sic senator SIM
mons, prezes komitetu finanso--
wego, a przywodca ~wiekszosci
Kitchin powiedzia}: YSprawozda-
ME departamentu wykaze, re ma
nv gotowki dosyc, by zaspokoic
biezace potrzeby. Skoro zbierzc
sic wszystkie dochody z podat--
kow dochodowych sprzedazy
bondow, bedziemy mieli W kasie
okolo II bilionow. Jezeli wogole
Eokaze sic ~potrzeba zaprowadzenia
zwiekszonych podatk6w, to mo-
zemy z tenn czeka6 do czasu po
wyborach listopadowych. Me
znam ami jednego czionka Kon-
gresu, kt6ryby projekt popieraf
a wielu zgiaszaio sic do mnie z
protestant"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
DOKUCZLIWE SYMPHONY.

CT ludzie, kt6rzy cierpia ma ME
strawnosc, miewaja apetyt pre-
waznie ma to, co i'm szkodzi, zwla-
SEGA siodycze i tlustc rzcczy.
Ich wnetrznosci ME So w stanie
strawic takich potraw, i najmniej-
sza nawet ilosc tycllze powoduje
wzdecie i bicie serca. TIE sympto-
my okazuja, re pacyenta sila zy-
wotna i jego usposobienie stawia-
MA oporu przeciw niemocy, jest
ponizej stanu normalnego. Urine
ra A merykaiski Elixir Gorzkiego
Wilma jest lekarstwem, ktore pew
ME pomoze W tym wypadku. Czy-
sci zoladek i wnetrznosci, pomaga
trawieniu i wzmacnia Gale cialo.
w aptekach $1.l0. - Jezeli po--
trzebuJecle nlezaWodnego lekar--
silva ma reumatyzm, neuralgia,
b6le krzyza, zwichniecia it'd, Tri-
nera Liniment zupehnie Was "a
dowolni. (35 i IS centow) w ap-
tekach, poczta As i Is centow, a
gdy potrzebujecie skutecznego i
przyjemnego plukania ma bolace
gardio lub jake opuchniecie w IT,
stach, ~uzywajcie Trinera Antipu-
trim $50 centow i $1.00 w apte--
kach, poczta 60 centow i $1.1O).
- Joseph Triner Company, 1888
1913 S. Ashland ave-, Chicago.
III. (Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

koJoWd WeZmle WKrOtce gore w
parlamencie niemieckim i wyrazii
sic, IL pragnie przygotowat pre-
zydenta Wilsona, ably m6gf korzy
STAG z tax korzystnej chwili.
T. ~
WedfIg profesora Quidde
Niemcy So gotowe zawrzec pokoj
ma nastepujacyoh warunkach: Al
zacyi i Lotaryngii bedzie udzielo-
ma autonomia w granicach cesar
silva niemieckiego z tenn zastrze-
zeniem, re Alianci ME porusza tel
kwestyi ma konferencyi pokojo--
wei traktaty, zawarte z Rosya i
Ukraina w BrzeSciu Litewskim
ME maja bye omawiane ma konfe-
rencyi pokojowej, jednakze A
liantom bedzie dozwolone pred
iozyc projekty rewizyi tychze, a
Niemcy zgodza sic mozliwie ma
pewne koncesye; po wojnie obec-
mel walka ekonomiczna ME ma
bye prowadzona przeciw Mem
com: i wreszcie, kolonie niemiec-
kie maja bye zwrocone Niemcom.
Professor Quidde dodai take w
charakterystycznie germanskl
spesob, re ostatecznym celem o.
5ecnej ofensywy we Francyi jest
osiagniecic trwa}ego pokoju.
y
Trudno uwierzyc, IL prof.
Quidde pc otrzymaniu zashzonej
odprawy "a warunki tax bezczel-
ME hipokrytyczne i butne zalal
sic izami, lecz jeSli jest prawda,
zrozumialem sic stale, do jakiego
stopnia idea, IL Niemcy So IL
prawnione do swych wszystkich
z~dobyczy, przesiaknefa narod ME
miecki. Niemcy So nietylko niepo-
prawni, ale jeszcze wiecej ZACH
tanni anizeli byli kiedykolwiek.
, Ma poczatku biezacego tygod-
MIA doniosly nam depesze o PREY
|jezdzie do Londynu nieoficyalne-
so emisaryusza w osobie holen--
derskiego finansisty i b. ministra
wojny Jonkheer Colyn'a, przyja-
clela niemieckiego ministra ola
spraw zagranicznych Won Kuehl-
mamma, ktory takze re strony
Niemiec przedlozy} warunki, ma
kt6rych Teutoni maja bye gotowl
zawrzeG pokoj. Wedlug propozy-
cyl, przedstawionych przez Coly-
ma, kt6re warto por6wnac z te-
mi, kt6re p~rzedsozyl prof, Quid-
de profesorowi Herron'owi W
Szwajcaryi, Niemcy gotowe So
zrzec sic swych pretensyi ma "a
chodzie; przyrzekaja odrestauro-
wac Belgie; obiecuja nadac Alza-
cyl i Lotaryrgii samorzad, lecz
prowincye tie maja pozostac cze-
Scia rzeszy niemieckiej ma wscho
die stan rzeczy, wytworzony
wojna, ME ma uledz zadnej zmia-
ME; Austrya zgadza sic ma to, a.
zeby pewne u%stepstwa poczynic
Wiochom w Trentino; konferen-
eva miedzynarodowa zalatwi kwe
ste balkahska, jak r6wniez kwe-
stye kolonii w Afryce i Azyi; i
wreszcie Niemcy zrzekaja sic
swych praw w swej dawnej kolo-
nil Kiau-Czau w Chinach ma eko-
nomiczne przywileje W tymze
kraju.
Warunki powyzsze ME mniej
;ak tie, ktore przed}ozono profeso-
rowi Herronowi w Szwajcaryi,
brzmia tax, jak gdyby dyktowal
je z~wyciezca. Oferty take nigdy
ME NIGGA bye podstawa zadnych
rokowan, ami nawet zblizenia
sic stron wojujacych. Zwrot' Bel
gil Jest absolutnie ME wystarcza-
iacy. Madame s~amorzadu Ala
cyl i Lotaryngii w granicach pan
silva niemieckiego jest takze ME
wystarczajace. Alianci uznaja
tvlko take warunki "a wystarcza.
lace, w ktorych Teutoni zrzekna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

KRAKOW.
Czy to traktat, czy protektorat,
czy tez wzmocniona protekcya,
jesli narzucona zostaia piescia
prussia, ME rozni Gle w niczem Cd
pajzwyklejszego wasalstwa. Jesli-
by Alianci ma stan rzeczy ma
wschodzie zgodzili sic, dominacya
niemiecka officially Syberye i sic
gnelaby az do Pacyfiku.
::
Zreszta pewni bye mozemy, re
koterya junkrow i militarystow W
Berlinie nigdy SIG ME spodziewa-
Ia, re warunki jej beda o~statecz-
ME przez ready alianckie przyje-
tie. Jej oferty pokojowe BOWEN
stanowia Geese jej Rampant mill
tarnej. Gorzkie doSwiadczenie
nauczylo narody alianckie, re w
gadaniach pokojowych, wycho--
dzacych z Berlina, ME ma zadnej
s~zczerosci ami uczciwosci. So o.
ne SciSle zlaczone z planami mill
tarnymi Teutonow. Maja
one ten sam eel, co ich ofensywy
ma terenie wojennym. Metoda mi
litaryst6w i junkrow niemieckich
ME cola sic pred zadnymi srod-
kami. Nietylko ma polu bitwy u
!zywaja gaz6w trujacych. 1ch offer
tv pokoiowe stanowia trujacy gaz
pacyfistycznej propagandy, ktora
usiluja rozsiac wsrod narodow, z
kt6rymi wojuja.
*
Mielismy znakomite przyk1ady
tel melody niemieckiej W Rosy i
we Wloszech. Propaganda poko-
iowa spowodowaia dysorganiza--
eye i anarchie w Rosyi i estate
CINE jej rozbicie. Przyjmujac tym
czasowo formule bolszewicka
,,pokoju bez aneksacyi i indemni-
zacyi'', ,niemieccy agenci i wy
slannicy wywolali najprzod de-
moralizacye narodu rosyjskiego,
a W nastepstwie i armii. Gdy Ro-
sya by1a bezsilna, wilk niemiecki
zrzucif owcza skore ma konferen-
cyach w BrzeSciu Litewskim.
Podobne Srodki zastosowali
Ter1toni kilka miesiecy pozniej
we Wloszech. Roznymi sposoba-
mi dali Wfochom do zrozumienia,
re So gotowi zawrzec pokoj ma wa
runkach ola Wfoch6w korzyst-
nych. Prowadzono dyplomatycz-
ne dyskusye. WSr6d narodu wlo-
skiego szerzono pokojowa propa-
gande obiecankami, fafszami, po-
chlebstwami ftp. Gdy Niemcy u
znali, re op6r intelektualny ! mo-
rainy Whochow zostai dostatecz-
ME oslabiony, ich czujnoSc us
piona, a w armii nadzieja rych-
lego pokoju juz sic zakorzeni1a,
rozpoczeli swa ofensywe, ktora,
jak wiemy, spowodowa}a cofnie-
Gle sic linii wloskiej az do rzeki
Pave i niemal z~akohczyla sic
straszna kleska armii wloskich.
Obecne oferty pokojowe, wy
chodzace droga ~posrednia z Ber~
lima, maja zasadniczo jedynie eel
military. Kazda oferta jest pu-
lapka. Niemcy daza do tego, ably
wywolac wrazenie W krajach a
lianckich, re pragna pokoju, re
znuzone. So wojna, re uznaja A
liantow "a niezwyciezonych itp.
Saba, re w ten spos6b oslabia
armie alianckie we Francyi i Who
szech, gdyz obecnie front wsoski
Jest militarnie zjednoczony z
frontem francuskim, ktorego bro
mia Francuzi, Anglicy, Ameryka-
ME i Belgijczycy.
Ofensywa teutohska, rozpocze-
ia dnia 21go marca, ME przynlo-
sla pozadanych rezultatow, acz--
kolwiek GAIA potega teutonska
zostaia ma froncie zachodnim skon
centrowana. Me ma jednak abso-
~1n+nie zadnych powodow do przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
UWAGL..
TPUJACE GAZY.

yZdumiony jestem, re macie
bezczelnosc prosic mnie o pre-
dlozenie takiej gadaniny ~hipokry-
wi i oszustwa narodowi amery--
kanskiemu. Me tylko re jest da-
leka Cd wszelkiego ducha gotowo-
sci pogodzenia sic, ale nawet po
prostu wzmocni wole amerykan-
ska zmiazdzenia perfidnego i ME
godziwego przedlozenia takich
propozycyi.
.Stany Zjednoczone tax dlugo
beda walczyiy, dopoki pruska po-
tega militarna i, jesli potrzeba,
pruskie pahstwo razem z mia ME
zostana pc wszystkie easy mi
weczone jake potega szkodliwa-
bez wzgledu ma to, czy to wezmic
rok, czy tez lat dziesiec.
,,Jesli nazywacie bezsumienne
poSwiecenie 100000 ludzi ofen-
zywa pokojowa jeSli istotnle
chcecie, ably Stany Zjednoczone
uznaly vase bombardowanie pa
ryskich parafii i koscioiow jake
czeSc tejze, dopuszczacie sic mon
strualnego i niedorzecznego bic
du.
,Gdy sfucham waszych falszy-
wych i zdradzieckich propozycyi,
wstydze sic "a ludzkosc.
,,Stany Zjednoczone juz wieceJ
ME pragna pokoju. Chca one wy
czyScic stajnie Augiasza w Pocz-
damie."
Powyzsza odpowiedz da} re-
prezcntantom niemieckim profe--
sor Heron, Amerykanin miesz-
kaiacy w Genewie, Szwajcaryi,
gdy usiiowali nakionic go do
przeslania do prezydenta Wilsona
oierty pokojowej. Ia pierwszym
razem usi4owai zblizyc sic do ME
60 DIR. Ludwig Quidde, professor
historyi z uniwersytetu mona
chijskiego, a "a origin razem DIR.
w. S. Zolf, niemiecki minister
k~olonialny. Pierwszy oSwiadcz1f,
re pragnie przygotowat droge do
..litoSciwego" - jak go naval
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
CDokoiczenie re stronlcy i ED

Ponadto ma liScie ~wczeSniej wy
slanej znajduja sic nastepujace
polskie nazwiska: polegli w bit
wach kapral Alex. Drelich z Pas
sale, N. J.; szeregowiec Karol
Duraski z Washington, Pa; u
mari z ran odniesionych kucharz
Frank w. Dzinski z Torrington,
Conn.
ME OBAWIA sIE sUBMA-
RYN.
Pewien Port Atlantycki, IL ma
ia, - Pewien okret nnie dajacy
SIG zatopiG", przebywszy po-
myslnie strefy submaryn nieprzy-
iacielskich, powr6cii bezpiecznie
do tego portu. Okret ten wyp}ynas
z tego portu z konwojem IS stat
k6w: skoro tylko dostas sic do
strefy niebezpiecznej, opuScis
sw6i kbnwoj, wyzywajac niejako
submaryny do atakowania go. Me
probowal bynajmniej uniknac
siotkania z nieprzyjacielskimi O.
kretami wojennymi i plynas
wprost do miejsca swego pre-
znaczenia. kt6rem byl pewien port
francuski. Z}ozywszy tam swoJ
}adunek, okret powrocii ia sauna
droga niebezpieczna, ME starajac
sic unikaG submaryn, kt0re jedna-
kowoz ME pojawiaiy sic i ME alta
kowaiy.
NIEszczEscIE KoLEJoWE.
y Columbia, sc, II. maja' -
Wskutek zaiamania sic mostu po'
miedzy Columbia a Greenville, >
c., wczoraj popoludniu wagon ko-
leiowy pewnego pociagu spadl we
wode; 8 zolnierzy stracilo zycie, a
% odniosso pokaleczenia. Byli to
sami szeregowcy i wszyscy male
1e1; do 321 pulku piecoty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-11

Ofensywa teutohska, rozpocze-
ia dnia 21go marca, ME przynio-
sla pozadanych rezultatow, acz--
kolwiek GAIA potega teutonska
zostafa ma froncie zachodnim skon
centrowana. Me ma jednak abso-
lutnie zadnych ~powodow do przy-
puszczania, re komenda niemiec-
ka przestala spodziewac sic IVY
ciestwa. Me ma zadnych PREY
czyn do wnioskowania, re prusa-
ctwo zaniechaio swych panger-
manistycznych marzeh domino
CYL mad swiatem. Natomiast do
woody So niezliczone, re Niemcy,
ME zdolawszy swych przeciwni--
k6w osiabic z frontu do tego sto-
pnia, lie sic spodziewali, staraja
sic obecnie oslabic ich z tyu pod
minowaniem faszywemi ofertami
pokojowemi wojennego ducha
narod6w alianckich.
Dlatego to wszelkie oferty po-
kojowe, pochodzace z Berlina,
trzeba stanowczo odrzucic i to w
ten sposob, jak je odrzucif pro-
fesor Heron. Stajnia Augiasza W
Poczdamie must bye najprzod O.
czyszczona! Pruski militaryzm
musi bye zniweczony bez wzgle-
du ma to, czy to wezmie rok, czy
] tez dziesiec lat!
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-07-31
MISS BRADY
VISITS NEWARK
Explains
Community Wa
Service

Miss Gertrude E. Brady, former
ly of the English department at
Women's College was the weekend
guest of Miss Marion Butterworth.
Miss Brady is now engaged in War
Camp Community Service. This
organization deals with commun-
tiles adjacent to the training
camps, inspiring and aiding them
to do constructive patriotic work
in surrounding the camps with
hospitality. The community adjac-
ent to Allentown Camp has just
been organized with Miss Brady's
assistance. The plan was fully out
lined in chapel talk given to the
Summer School students by Miss
Brady on Tuesday morning.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-07-31
HOME COMING
DAY OBSERVED
Interesting Services at Head OF
Christiana

Home Coming Day was observed
at the Head of Christiana Church
last Sunday, 1T attending the
morning exercises and 12O the SER
vice in the afternoon. Basket
luncheon was served under the
great old trees on the lawn adjoin-
ing the historic church.
Rev. A. VanOveren, former
pastor of the church, and H. M.
Mccullough of Elkton, the morn
ing speakers, dwelt upon the need
for prayer in the world crisis. The
afternoon program opened with a
song service. Rev. w. j. Rowan of
Newark, brought greeting from
the daughter church (Newark) to
the mother, Head of Christiana.
Rev. David A. Reed, pastor of
White Clay Creek, also a speaker,
discussed "The Duty of the Pews.' y
The day closed with "Sayso" OF
testimonial meeting, in which
many present took part.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-07-31
RIOUS FIRES AVERTED
'iremen do Good Work

erious fires, in two instances,
|e averted last Friday afternoon
prompt response on the part of
Fna Fire Company, the first at
Washington House, owned by
Tor G. Willis, where short cir
of electricity caused the trou-
Smoke was discovered about
o'clock by Mrs. Willis, and an
kstigation revealed a smolder-
board between partitions. The
hage which is covered by in
tnce is estimated at about four
Idred dollars.
Il three thirty a second call
e from the home of j. H. Hos
FER, West Main Street. The
bble started here from the burn
Of paper in a lot at the rear OF
property. The dry grass ignit-
the flames spreading to the
ge, and approaching a garage
Ere was store a tank containing
|oline. The firemen succeeded IN
[trilling the flames, and the
Pdings were not damaged.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-07-31
SATURDAY NIGHT
FAIRS CALLED OFF
Committee Finds Plan Inn
practical

Members of the Committee work
ing upon the--series of Saturday
night fairs for the entertainment
of draft men stationed at Newark,
have found the development of the
plan at this time, impractical.
Many of the best workers it is
learned will be absent during
August; the restrictions on the
use of sugar make it impossible to
provide the home made delicacies
and ice cream that figure largely
in the general returns. 1t is un-
derstood also, that there is some
feeling on the part of townspeople
over the abandonment of the Car
nival for Red Cross funds, which
make it seem unwise to push the
work.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-07-31
MINNESOTA PLAN
OF CONSOLIDATION
Explained at Wolf Hall by
Former Governor

ex-governor Adolph o. Eber-
hart, whose record in the consolida-
tion of rural schools in Minnesota,
has been heralded throughout the
nation, lectured in Wolf Hall last
Thursday evening. During his adj
ministration as governor, Mr..
Eberhart, mindful of his exper-
ience in a rural school, directed
his efforts toward the betterment
of conditions in the rural sections.
He told how more than 1000 of the
rural schools were closed and 462
graded and high schools establish
ed with equipment for industrial
education. These schools have be-
come community centers and have
so transformed the country life
that no one would be willing to go
back to the old system. He con-
trasted the Minnesota consolida-
tion law with that Of Delaware. In
Minnesota majority vote of all
districts affected Gacides the ques-
tien while in Delaware each dis
trict votes separately. This plan
was followed at first in his state
but so little progress was made
that the law had to be repealed.
His first step in effecting con-
solidation was to appeal for sup
port to the bankers and business
men of the state and to the Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. Pat
ience, tact and persistence are
necessary, he said, in order to
overcome the opposition inevitably
met from the conservative and
from the man who will claim that
the removal of the one room school
will decrease the value of his prop
erty. Consolidated schools cost
more at first,' Mr.. Eberhart said
"but it is money put to wise use
and an expenditure which will
never be regretted"
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-07-31
DR.. LATHAM TO
PREACH HERE
Will Occupy Pulpit at Presby-
terian Church


Next Sunday morning Rev. A. l..
Latham, Ph.D., pastor of the Third
Presbyterian Church of Chester,
Pa, will occupy the pulpit of the
Newark Presbyterian Church. DR..
Latham is one of the best known
ministers in Eastern Pennsylvania.
His church has a membership of
about 1900, and the Sabbath
School 800. He also conducts a
Summer Bible School with men,
bership of 500. He is a genius for
organization. Last year the sum
of $4,000 was raised for benevol-
ences, including the various boards
of the church, two missionaries,
one home and the other foreign,
Armenian and Belgian Relief and
the like. The congregational ex-
penses amounted to $4,000. The
church is able to contribute SC
literally because owing to the ex-
ample and inspiration Of its pastor
about 200 of it's members give one
tenth of their income to he Lord
In addition to his organizing abil
ity he is also powerful preacher
whose messages thoroughly Bibli
cal and evangelical always rins
true. 1t is to be hoped that tht
people of the community will avail
themselves of the opportunity t,
hear this splendid gospel preacher
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-07-31
eZa1Udre Wins
Gold Star
|ner Student Loses Life or
French Front
kf~ed r. Hamel First
Martur to Freedom

lccording to a report received
Monday, Capt. Alfred R. Hamel,
kudent at Delaware College in
bio, has been killed in action
the fighting front in France.
|apt. Hamel is a son of Mr.. and
!. Harry |. Hamel, 81 South
|nsylvania Avenue, Atlantic
+. n. J. He was born near
kintown, Pa and graduated
b. Jenkintown High School in
B. He entered Delaware College
! he fall of that year and while
student enlisted as private.
was stationed for three years
Fort Williams, Portland, Me. He
then transferred to the Coast
|illery school at Fortress Mon
Old Point Comfort, Va. Be-
! graduation he took the exam
! ion for lieutenant of infantry
passed with high honors. He
sent to Fort Leavenworth for
kher training before receiving
commission. He was COM
stoned a captain. early in June
h, and sailed for France ten
! 5 later. He belonged to the
|enty-sixth Infantry first divi-
b, which is now in the thick of
fighting. Captain Hamel was
Years old and spent 8 years in
service. He is survived by a
ow who is a native of Portland
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-07-31
TEACHERS ORGANIZE
FOR DEFENSE WORK
Summer School Students
Adopt Program

Pursuant to orders received yes
terday afternoon from the State
Council of Defense, Dean Rich
called meeting of the Summer
School students last night at
Residence Hall, conveyed the mes
sage of the State Council, explain
ed briefly the work of this Council
and presented for consideration a
tentative plan of organization. The
plan was unanimously adopted by
the student body and in less than
an hour the machinery of the Sum-
mer School council was in motion
ready for intensive departmental
work.
To expedite matters it was de-
clded to use as an executive body
the Student Self Government Coun-
Gil already organized. This Coun-
Gil consisting of Mrs. J. Lynn
Pratt, Milford, President; Miss
Mabel Yearsley, Marshallton, Sec
retary; Miss Mabel Lodge, Dover;
Miss Margaret McDermott, Will
mington; Miss Laura Calhoun,
Harbeson; Miss Anne Murry,
North East; Miss Blanche Moore,
Dover; Miss Margaret Holz-Mul-
Ter, Milford; Miss Harriet Wilson
Georgetown, and Miss Elizabeth
Frazer, FELTON,, went Immediately
into executive session with Miss
Rich and drafted plans for definite
work, appointed chairmen for the
various departments and arranged
for conferences with heads of the
corresponding departments in the
State Council, and with members
of the Summer School faculty. en-
gagged in kindred lines of work.
The departments organized, to-
gether with the corresponding
| chairmen follow:
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-07-31
NeW Army Diui-
sion Established
Dela,0are College Student Center
For State
Enlistments Open September
First

Boys who enter Delaware Col
lege next year, according to plan
announced by the War Depart
ment, may enlist in the Student
Army Training Corps, new di-
vision of the army, to prepare men
for the more eXacting forms of
military service. Able-bodied stu
dents over Is are eligible. The
new corps has been created in
order to develop men who shallhave
the combination Of military and in
tellectual training demanded by
modern warfare. The boys who en-
list in the corps will be members
of the army of the United States.
They will be provided by the war
Department with uniforms and
equipment, but will be on furlough
status and will not receive pay.
They will undergo regular military
training as a part of the course
during the year, will attend a six
weeks camp for rigid and inten-
slVe military instructions with
private's pay, and will be subject
to the call of the President for
active service at any time, should
the exigencies of the military sit
uation demand it. The policy of
the government, however, will be
to keep members of this corps in
college until their draft age is
reached and the War Department
will have the power to order such
men to continue after the draft
age is reached when it seems ad-
visable. Delaware College has
been designated as the Student
Army Training center in Della
ware.