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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-10-05

Granville w. Browning would make
good member Of the Circuit Court
bench.
Marble Hill press., 1918-10-31
Heavy Registration of
Negroes Investigated
Canvas Shows Many Were Registered
From Vacant Houses Eighteen
Policemen Assigned to Task of
Running TO Bay Illegal Voters

The niesai registration of eli, being
thoroughly Investigated aud ha
q e"fed troops that hao been that
''', no'' h'" '"''s n u' '} f year Than vo years aso
sr" tndfr urc leas
tt "tH "H7 Har 1'd S'fFsrr Jaus Rms fg4ad Of
. . @ ~ ~ .'i '''' .i .' n''f ''F.ai"n Iiy f'F"r'ed
t',a ~ |f as M" Investigators could hHd m,
on von na,s between Ne. aa and al, II -as re.
ported n"i i~'eY f'' H' did a' '' @ h, addresses
negroes reported unknown
Etfh' n'fr" ~ W' Ffnafon tot ~ ,rs
long he'f" registration n" Hry g1roa
i""'} % r'gfof REGISTERED from u' woHf la lived
It f o' S, Louis citizenship
f'Ef'ran"n It that
- i"as after te race ro.s there ba else e'rri
thousand negroes hav, been 'ir
This Illegal registration reminds thinking
whsa
cposi B., d. circuit Attorney
Ia discussing h" Repatriation ' So Louis
The rrma tasaly asduIsut
-, ,a,.' G, ~, ~ ',. =. I , ~ .- , 80 sui-p,AI
ana hurried VII probably fn 20 Ions ti % name" . men ~ho appear
have registered without legal rshi other
espcricnecd
puiaor In he these have been
at men Who 'a,r CAM. m . blk. and frns ,.. s voted
our defective ,sr ta,a, rossbs
Two things essential a registration prevention ncrAi
registration and eamf, Identification n ~ who offers
' man "tp i,faa NA % ''f 'h''i 'l 'hr Missouri 'a~
' purity u ur lr" would Be-" l'f protested abandoned tc local
DE affidavit q reputable aaa.ns 90 e n. alleged b,
camr,. description perraa
rrss.lH, Tor another la represent h.a as .a, polls
There 8 enough ban end % ~ho
aH4 vote ffaHaHaty We h4Fr ta fH- at election that
the The Roarl OF E.uoa Commissioner
he day ot purifying Tho
the with which perform he a 80 lo" ballot tie
lives TO protect
Marble Hill press., 1918-10-31
FOLK FOR SENATOR
Cassvrtte Democrat Tets of Record IN
oHielal LIE That Is So Great.
ssle ard Satisfactory

The nomination OF Jo. ph " Fu.t
by The Democrats of Missouri tor
. United States senator is gratifying 10
real Democrats and lovers C.. good
goy,rumoui everywhere
his record as Circuit Attorney Of
; Louis. whore he exposed and pros
eeuted corruption in official HE made
him a national figure
As Governor of Missouri he pu, Ms
~orrI n The front rank of the pro
cr'ss|ye states hy securing tho enact.
meut Of the initiative ana referendum
state wide primary Laws child labor
laws. public service corporation laws
By taking the police % the large c,t
lee out Of politics. by supprcs-.ng
gambling wucrooms and by en-
forcing the liquor Laws IN the face
Of The determined opposition of the
powerful brewery and liquor inter
ests
These things made the name Of Jo.
seph W Folk synonym for good
goyernment After the election Of
Marble Hill press., 1918-10-31

Tbs picard posted ap ~ sa.ne.,
i an insult 20 iar I.rrn' e.t.s.r. o.,
ia" state. 40 ssHf 90 aFAul4 Pssaf
i'r' Niisoa and ~bu all ast d. an,
sh.aE 20 further 10 - af-rklal
sehi4nli Msyks combine
sr~aesr bases all - ~. hon. q,
eisciion upan ths eulua sattan 81 ne
sFu~s "a s. I.oa.H ty ths HsFatl.. IN
machine aad ugan the hop, u rsgsl.
'ns tie sol.j German vote upan the
sasumpiiaa sEai th~ Grrmaas are at
'saias' Pfssl3snt Wisaa TtA a.
t4mr'gn % the part q spencer /. an
tssa.t 20 81 Eafrtoft- Gsruans- vhs
~ loyal 60 Tho United states above
Germany
rhaf Tbs Is true does not relieve
sFsHeffs s4mrslrn t-um fhe aaIam u
aFprai.aE Go { i9gA.'y snI 20 vicious
aess anl 81 be.-E dcse.ffu aad bypa
critical
Marble Hill press., 1918-10-31
CAMPAIGN OF DECEIT
e. 1ssas sps-tsrs cisir- - w4lssn
sspsoft - otmessatis ceaa-
ties % TspIessd

EiJsars sFrrerf .. oaaiasti-x .
.nEaisH - misfvFtessn'al .aa aa4 D.
'stt The glsfieFa4 ou uata b. is
'unn'aK and -h,eh be ~ro,e hiusslf
~faset 10 sniafse rfvsla~at wtlsaa
fst ~Asa b sosa lnto u,mosratir
su=atisa - a''smp.a o deceive tAs
sotrfs iuf7 believing 'hat b. N.ft sgp
ssFt fFrsi3sni Wilson If elected
n ~ sssui of that eataatrupae -
taasa b. ~aai4 sa nasa4au - tAs : 81
--iAal - ~oalA 81 snta tha Heg4b
tcaa sAucgs ard vote tut u..ss Psa
vs" x FssnfyIsaa'a a. chairman -
he Ftuaneo Co1fnttsrv AnA Reed
ssaoos uf ttah a. chairman q the Ap
ssugStAt ons Cosnmgttee asd Do every
Aiaf IN Is peueF 10 tats the cor tfol
u The wAr oft q tbe hAnds ~ Prssi
len Wtisaa
Asoihvv illustration .. h,s hvpaer.t
sal campaign il hls claim thAt ~ G.
so' saYgnk anyihiag stpat pa opgo
tsni, tgt hv tAkrs along bis nan Fgt
Ia 10 do hLs msi sl.BEtue Tor him
s9oRcst has caused to b. p1s,sd all
sssf ~ Loals rlasAFda sNyias ~Good
Srs, Joe This IL seri cOalemptt,
ile campaign method. egl Il IL an il
.nssfAisoa q! spencrr's methods An.
shFr plaeaFd SpeHcyr has posted Gp
iafs "Pa,rtolism demands that you
fo3c for spe ateg In other ~urds. -
fots fur auyuae elsa than sp.ar,r
soGti bs aagatriotte. arrnrttrg g. his
fsglr mist That auuid mean that
Spence thinks President Wilson ia
cot patrAoisc. as Pgsstdert WATSON tsr.
alnly does aet wAas sEsnrsr
Marble Hill press., 1918-10-31
SHOULD ELECT FOLK
Rssdv's srror sayx seis TIVE oppe
sitien ard Trase tis trter-
ssis ard Motives

Gov lassph wlnEa'e Folk should
b~ elected tniged states senator frp.r
Mlssour, beyaass BE- IS aot auls a biz
= Democrat bus small 1 democrat.
i-eeauzc hts dcmucrary "a Woodrow
Wtaoas kind u democracy. because
hr waats this country made safe for
democracy and Democracy made saf,
iog this country The uuauswetable
srkgmrnt inr Folk II Folss record
lie Is rikbt oa every qaratiun N Witch
popular rsEh,s are menatod By special
EF'Wiese Noe The opposition 10
FoIk. trace rs interests ard mot,vcs
and yoH wiIi find that It root In anti
Democracy and flosers In anti social
etssraeil0nIsm Reedys Mirror
Marble Hill press., 1918-10-31
Why Folk Is Opposed
By Vicious Element
Record of Prosecuting BoodIers and
Closing Disreputablc Winerooms Dis
pleased Llwless Voters Better
People However Approve it.

A. Circuit Attorney Joseph " roll
hesd ~ louis from ihs chains ~
corruption with whIsh the cliy had
lssn bound &c nam year. FVf ,htsr
,safs vhllc doinr iris aufk ua, an
insufanss company wauld tats a d..
lar rlsk nn ~ life A. Gu4sfhaF -
Missouri he Fuppfsfsssi %. infamnas
~lnNruatna. BE- stamped rat fatstfafk
sAmbling. BE- enforced she iquar las
and made the saiuans tsrsuf TboaFh
b. has not t,n Gotsfusr TOE %
yeafs, tis tPf.f f'lil governs and
usss imws afs rll enforced
Nhsn hs let toe sutefn0f il
1879 ~ na1s lecture iduf q ths
eoun'fy. ons 4 ths mos' tugs~ssfal
leefafv iUaF fhsf AnF public maa
ever ma's ln fHt i.stuFy - ihs rnun
ify Hs ean'HaHd to faNs an attlss
rAfi Ia puhig affairs aHa la fistt ma
tsfs. makins addresses upon occsslan
In 1910 ihs Democrats n MissoufI 20
eofssd hlm tof Pr stdsni. but too
ksAfs later - save wAY fof Ctamp
Clara the spsskst - the National
House - hsTfvssntmtlNes 10 can.
tsiEnsi To- raited states fut Mos.I
tow w.ifoa ths uoairss thar ytaf.
sha -as ere oi TIE principal speakers
tof tie us'loasl usmorrary tn 1918
b. ~as sFgsaiufsd b. pfssidrai vi
40 scsicItot fof tAs Department -
state Thsfs D. uas ia eEsr.s d law
s.A'isfs rsla'inE 70 tntrnAtionsl ~
tAirs and salnsd ah srgsrsnes hat
sfii D. q .mmrnss vaiae fa I'm In
ths Nsnais 10 tAs crisis lls 'h~a
'o5 ioar Yvafs as eklsi cuansct fof
~ lhisrstats Csmusfes Clmnlssl lan.
80 e the must ial.1ffanf ptaess alth T
~ s.f1 q frs dent WUsrn 4.
.hiff raaus.l ~ ihs eammissina h.
'cala-'na fhs .attttEAt.ans q -.
Ne~ hatss Ka a'fufd. ias Eosk IsiaaI I
ha.ifaaa ani fas les.sytIs 4 Sash 4
'ae Railroad and oiher systems a.
Marble Hill press., 1918-10-31

exposed N. financial ro,iennsts ~
'hs railroad systems a. then operated
These Ssts By FAR. ths srratsst "a
lsaautfs II ssli In the railroad busl
I n'sf 'f'f kbusn Ia America Tie
Z misfsiafH Commerce. Commission. a.
I a rrf8lf ~ fbrtr lHTrstiFAf4uns con
dueisd - H-ik recommended tt tssi-
sfsfs 'hai ihs railroads b. takra over
/ hY che President and 90 faifd 4 ht ite
. Eu'sfumshi The railroads wrfs tai
- over sad the positiun ~ ghisf taun
80 inf ihs C0mmlsslun was lrr stih
practically uu'h.HE 20 - Whsn ihs
people - ~ Louis. through tas
Chamber q Commerce called upon
him 20 'Ake 10 she nElt o. ffs. -
Louis and Missouri from ,hs eha.as
u anlas' rate discrimination and iof
The abolition u the arbitrary. h. de-
sidsd 20 unferAks the auft. ssp.rlal
y ~ 'isw u the f,s' that Dc could in
sddiiioa 90 hat work b. - strties In
making patriotic spvvshsa - BE-
came and bsfur, senator Stone died
hs bad mais more han leo sgss,hs.
iof the iAbsfy Len. The Rcd Cfns..
ihs " A the War SAVING
SiAmPs and Tor oih.f palrtotie pui
gosss
The death u senator Stone created
a. unexpected sltasttou ant ths d.
nani came nom al over the state
That b. gsfmu the uss = BE- rarts A.
sacenss"f 70 Senator sfans TAl. DE-
mahd hsyane - s'fanx IN ihs form q,
lstisfs. tslsEraHs zni personal visit.
a. 10 - irresistible when he faand
tha' 4" could complete the ~afk AZ
sitihF 20 thr people - Sc I.aafs ana
Missouri Justice aad au4gaHrs.l
sifh's better ihs tuttsd state sen !
at 'han 10 rF,tale tlfa AHi ihag IN a |
ffioa b. could AID the President n /
y -asing ia~ war 10 a speedy anI I
@ef'ay eiass, a. sol a. aiding Ia sBI,
.ns IRAN Far'atloa problems. b. con
'saied 'hat hts hams L. a.sd
Marble Hill press., 1918-10-31

A. Cognssllot i0f the State
Department and Chief Counsel iof
tire Iaiststate Commerce Commits
uoa. President Wilson and Gov.
srnoT Folk were ffeguently IN
conference ard Governor Folk is
kno-u fy .l g. - N hearty ,As
cord ant fympa'hy with pfsSidsn'
Wilson's aifns and ideas
DO net hamper President VII.
s0n by sending untfls! and IN.
known msa 60 the United States
Senate TIE world is On afe and
Oaly msu Of known and proven
ability should be selected AZ this
time
Marble Hill press., 1918-10-31
Citizens!! Read This:

gsfsos shsH elected or sppotr,ed 70 sv efe ~ b
state eva OF military sho not eitffsn Of the United
r.r, s,.rst,-% ~ - 49,. =, ,ss..... % ' ''' ''@
| - ~ - ~FF
In defiance OF provision tuition
Henry CHank) prominent Republican politician now
" '' 0''e q S'"''ai'A'n'' oi "e'gh" and measures
CITIZEN cEpuANyt
| up g a. a, 80, ,,,r,,,.
| ''t. 10 NN ALLEN ENssi
How did he obtain this officer lie appointed by
| Republican Mayor OF St Lous-
bv doe, he eo,,,,, , l,,a and sr;ov L; ,fs,.., p..
Nv, "a .ssr... -
.nn,.oi o1 a. p.sahI,.. - So " ~ ~ 'n anu sno'e !"
- ~ 'NFN' '''' ''@" ''N'" '""'S'"'s uP'" MS
Marble Hill press., 1918-10-31

80
Ny Dear Coytfnof Polk
Thank you warmly for your let.
'sf ct November 9th. which has
given me = great deal Of pleasure
think you know ho~ much graft.
fed | have been by your constant
AMI generous confidence and sup
port
Cordially ant sincerely yours.
WOODROW WILSON
Hon Joseph W Folk.
ST. LOUIS. Missouri
Marble Hill press., 1918-10-31

December ~. 1915
Wy Dear Governor Folk
Thank you very much Tor your
'fsmofaAdum about the admins,
'fa'ion oi the railways II helps
nv though, materially
Cordially and sincerely yours.
WOODROW WILSON
Hon Joseph w Folk.
lnisFsate Commerce comuis.
sion"
Marble Hill press., 1918-10-31
WILSON WANTS FOLK
President Says: al Am Looking Forward
With Genuine Satisfaction to Our
Future Association.

The deep intsfss, Of President
Wilson IN the election Of former
Governor Polk % the United
States Senate Is shown IN the FOL.
lowing Telegram;
WHITE HOUSE. WASHING.
TON. October ,. isis-Honot
able iofsph w Polk. 81 Louis.
Mo-fouf telegram u yesterday
is warmly appreciated Your aup
port has aiways been 50 eonsis.
tent ani generous that have bssn
sure N any ease that I might
teuni on you. ! am looking for
ssfi wiia genuine satisfaction 90
aaf future assaelatlan
WOODROW WILSON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24

Rochester Staunton, ILL.,; John J. Thomp-
son, New York
DIED OF DISEASE.
Chief mechanic-Walter Sanford Dug
an, Philadelphia; $. j. Craig, Cra9ft rd
n. j.. Acic Sparkman, Cape Gradeau
Mo
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND oTHBR CAUSES.
Bartolemo Angelo, Italy.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
uienants-Temple II. Tweedy
Fort Chester, N. y; Harold B. Wertz
Buffalo.
Sergeant John w Thomas, Maysvillc
Ky.
Corporals John Harry Bcshorc
Harrisburg, Pa; Grover Enerctt Nc
Mahan, Wavcrly. Ill. Edwin Schwanke,
Chicago
Cook Ezar Rose, Hardin, Ky.
Privates William ID, Ardoin. DE Rid
der, La, Henry Beck, Jr.. Cleveland
Ferdinand Burnstem. New York; Jesse
Q. Calender. Altoona. H.; Dewey A.
Carter, Chrisucy, Ind, tlaud Cecil
Cook, Bangor, Mich. Adolph Dressed,
Waterbury, Conn; Winslow l.. Dyer.
Nashville, Tenn; Martin I, Ellcscn,
Hobokcn, n J., George +. Finnegan,
Pauldng. Ohio; Joseph Helm, Jr., Balti-
more. fB1phf H. tftntfitkS. bIubSNNhs
Ga Nern Lester McLaIn. Kalamazoo,
Mich: Dominickc Manockc, Coldwater,
Mich Walter John Morris, Highland
Park. Mich: Francis L. Muligan Cam
bridge, n y; Fred Nuber, Jersey City,
y ] Carl t. Pearson, Everett, Wash. /,
Oscar Alvaro Rykcrt, Buffalo; Charles l..
Sanders. Oakdalr. La; James j.. NJ.
Savcg. Ennis, Tex; John Il Shull,
Qulin. Mo, Wilson Dcforrcst Slncler,
Grand Rapids, Mich, Otis - Smith,
tusscta Ca, Fred Milton Stovrr, Shci
field. Pa Edward l.. 1icdt, Clarion, Pa. f.
Nnton WodzlCn. Chicago
HiI,HTty wouNpED
Sergeant Russell Wlnslow, Wor-
ccstcr. Mass
Prlvatc Mason NJ Gladson, Mason,
WOUNDED ~ ACTION tpEGnEE uNpErFR-
Sergeant sherman Cleavcland, OF
Java. Kan
Private Christian anthony Naubel,
Fort Nayuc, Ind, Il
MISSING " ACTION
privaies John Ernest Aeschllman, of
Traverse CITY Mich Newton II llurk
hari. Nj " Williams Va Robert Glenn
mems. ro'c,lo. llcnr, namer Newark,
\ ] Charles { tnglo Dolano. IA !.
Henry L For=hcc HAYWOOD okla !.
Freeman IL Valley, l9rattloboro. Vt,
Nlcr L Nelson Leonard, \ d Robert
Santcc. Bon,!cyvlllo. IA John I Noren-
hout IIoholtcn ! George ! WI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24

GET Our PRICES
RFFNRF OKpElNNG WRh'rlNG rar
EE~ TISSUE PAPERS TOILET rAr
FI{S PAPER TOWELS PAFFR Al
ki%S WAN AND PARCHMENT rar-
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
248 U.S.. CASUAL TIES;
III KILLED IN ACTION
Two Lists Also Show Sixty-six
Wounded and Twenty-four
Missing; Five Captured.
A, ,.,oss 60 Evorv Evening

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. ID. G., sept. - to'a'
= ,tS ,,,,,cs orc given ON the American
casualties list just issued. ne one e'Vct
~, III. mnrninp contains / 10 names, and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
I62 CASUALTIES IN ARMY
REPORTED LAST NIGHT
KILLED IN ACTION

Captains John VI. Clarke. wilkins
burg, Pa Edmund " Lynch, Sharon Hill
Ia
Iicutcnants William l.. Dcetjcn Phil
adclphla. Frank NJ GlcndcnnlnR. Pit
earn, Pa. James BRITT Journey Char
lottc. \ G.
Scrgcants Frank Forcstr, rlttshurg;
Wallace Green, Euro, \ o. llcthcrt l..
PAYNE, Charlotte. \ g htrcd steven
son. lInwood. Pa, George lNIn Straw
bridge. Reading. Pa lalua Clement
Wilkins. Newton Falls, Ohio
CorporalS George Roycr Townsend,
Del Bcruard l. Hucntc. Ncw York !,
John Francis lancy, South BOSTON Mass /,
Connie Gccr, New York Henry y Good
man. Brooklyn George Henry King, De
trout .Icssc II Walker Chester. u
Prlvatcs Ilarr, " anderson TRACK
cnudec, pa John tranc,s Bender. Mt
Carmel. IA Robert Bctncr. Flora. Orc ,
Clarence u Hllthc. hester. Ia Fred
li~lc Camcron. l}cs~cmcr \la Ernest \
Clavson Indiana. Ia Charlcs N>hhy
Collier, Denver t'ol RAYMOND + COLI u
Wilmington. ohto. george | Conn Fail
Rlvcr, Mas John II Coomhcs. Nlc ~.
\ - Tom Co~tcr Plrros or c,a. .lu'ia
X Council. Baltimore Tort rGoN Tam
- = y. =. ! .
Horace ! lVan-. rhda lpNa Corn lIou
Frederick Rrooklvu tl,dc W Freeman,
sentinel OIa FrR | H. ,mau
Itt~hute Thomas II Griues. lonora.
Okla \llcn Uantt Columbus. luuctron.
Iowa carl | Hcnkeman. \ev Matamor
rs olra lily / IIltv. New lncnc", Ia
Nbcrt vi Hitchcock. Baltimore William
Iiohcdav. Nladisonvillc, - carl I
Holt I1umout \ / Merritt .Irucs Nj
Pleasant Tenn Franklin \ kclch.
Iamad,H. IA Walter John hllchcr
Whiting. Ind David & lcavcl. lmpora.
Mans frank \ lllhs lowdcn. Iowa
Matter I Nonsan. Chelsea, Mass
Robert ! Parsons ashland l>> stephen
pctro, lInecum,lIIe \ y. Sylvester
Wendell Phillips los Notne~ Iowa.
George Fierce 81 Louis Emery ! Pratt.
Dr,kerznn Run. Ia Staulev rrohl,~
Dolancs IA DANIEL I Rcrpcr Rover
town. IA Robert { Richardson. Rnaz,
VIA James II Roach. Duke. OKLA
George lew Rotc. Johnsopblrp. IA
Madam R,wicki Fvmcnica Folland
Naurcc Salcsk>, Philadelphia Edward
Semcnskc. putsvillo Nle .loecph II
Smith. RusSrllvillc. Ala Archie { stan
nard lebanon orc tcNander \olI~
Philadelphia Ernest Iancr pu~harc n
nlEr ~ WORMS
Corporal lohn N'chlc- or' Collins.
Col
pr,>ates Winston Arnctt. Salt Lake
CITY. Conrad ChrlstophcrSon Nlou>
Tails William \ Nickle~ Bath \ '
Lawrence Naiuard North Great l'al)~
Mont Lester 4 ~nvdcr Now Work
Hcrger Williams, Nauchula Ia Walter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
II CASUALTIES REPORTED
IN L. :. MARINE CORPS

Washington. D. G.. Sept 24.-There
arc 2l casualties IN the Marine Corps list
issued today, as follows
Killed in Action
Died Of wounds received in action -
Wounded in Action -.-.......... =
Missing IL Action. .................1 10
In Hands of Enemy ............- /
KILLED IN ACTION
Corporal Ernest a Robertson,
jamestown, \. d.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION
Private-George r. Taylor, Cambridge
Mass.
WOUNDED IN ACTION SEVERELY
Second Lieutenant -Allain G. Perkin
SON Petersburg, Va.
Sergeants telix " Hill Moundsville,
W Va; Otto J. Pedt, Tonawanda, n Y.
Privates -Adolph 5 Hanson, Ely,
MINI, Burchard T. Hornby, Arlington.
n. j., Joel j. Resseg,Ie Custer, Mich
MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeant dock Peel, Fayburg, Texas.
Corporal Thomas John. Provo. Utah
Privates John j. Dinnien. Philadcl-
phia: Edgar W kengel. Detroit; Charles
d. McColly, North Lewisburg Ohio;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
KING AND COMPERS CHAT.
American Labor Commission Spend an
Hour with Sovcrcipns.

London, Sept ~ Samuel Gompcrs,
President of the American Federation
of Labor, and the other members oi
the American Labor Mission were re-
ceived by King George Yesterday. Mr.
Gompers was first received alone. He
had chat with tho King on the subject
Of labor problems and the mission of
the American labor leader TO England
subsequently The King saw all the mem
bcrs of the mission together Queen
Mary Joined thcm later.
Tho rovnl couple engaged in conver-
satinn with the members of the mis-
sion for more than an hour. both cN-
pressing high appreciation of the atti-
t,ldc Of labor toward tho war aud wish
ing tho Americans = safe return home.
Lost something Try n classified advor-
tisement in Every Evcnlnp ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24

Lost something Try classified advor
tisctnent in Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24

Howard 7. Palsgrove, Philipsburg, n. J.
Nicholas ID. Redhead, Brooklyn; Emanuel
Solins, Brooklyn; Vernie r. Spaeth, Ar
gonia, Ohio: Charles Il. Walters, Buffalo.
SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private Mont Bennett, Potcau, Okla.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETERMINED
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private Ollie p. Montgomery, Law
renceburg. Ky.
IN HANDS or ENEMY.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporal King Rice, Madison. Tenn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24

In the above list appears the name Of
Corporal George Boyer of Townsend.
this State, who was killed in action
lie is a son of Mrs Emma Boyer, who
lives near Townsend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
Cartwell Apniu on Duty.

On Monday, Charles II Cantwcll. n
retired yardmaster Of the T., u. and
W II r. Co in this city, was again
called to duty because of the extraor-
dinary pressure OF war traffic Mr.
Cantwell was retired three years ago.
earning his retirement hy point Of
service, but being in good health and
of highly recognized ability. his aerv-
ice was again demanded
Curious, the hotter vou make If for
the German the colder hs feet get
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24

Enemy il stepping lively. because
Shonts Service flag has nearly 5000
stars
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24

selling two-dullar Watcbee ~ sr II
for ten should engage The affeuti - o
the provost marshal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
DELAWARE SOLDIER KILLED.

burn, Alexandria. Va; Iiurshcl &. Wood
Manassas, Ga.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-24

Insisteut reports chat the aged men
v4,o rer in the Soldiers home have
re, aeaa properly teo ard that their
surroundings are ansannAry have
s.srtoa ar Investigation on the part
If me house q delegatee We I'M,
earstand shat The inquiry now IN pro.
gross IL thorough ana That all the
essential facts win be ascertained
Thl4 IS as 4 should be. Both for
she sake Of fairness 10 tbs manage
wnsnf OF the institution and 20 the
veterans who live there. the whole
ssory should be revealed. II the re
rof4s are unfounded, vrslnians Will
Snve cause to be pleased q tbat fact
n ofherwise virginians win never be
Asssred untn they have assurances
PSI these men. who gave the best
ywars Of their tives TO the defense OF
fire state. are provided with every
Seeded comfort and onnvenieree for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-24
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
MAS NEW AMBULANCE

1Eodsrufsed IN every department. IN
np-tn-1ats garage has 5ust been com
xiessd by tRe Memorial hospital and
a Thoroughly equipped automobile am
Euianee has been installed. THE ocdv
To the ambulance vas hunt IN Rich
znoaa a. II Is the policy OF the insti~
faaon 20 purchase everything possihls
81 the home city.
The ~ " ambulance IS equipped with
every modern comfor1 and conven-
f*ncs. including electric lights, and IL
nav ready for use. Quarters are ar
ranged IN the garage for the chhuf-
9sur. WHO Ia retained on duty day and
night The ambulance viii be ussd
Tor emergency cases At ali times and
ELI also be used TO take patients
home after recovery II will also be
nsed TO meet patients 81 all railroad
sfMsfors.
Frederic p. 3orloK, superintendent
Of She hospital szys tie ambulance
will prove a great convenience and
will enable ths Institution 20 give the
axsfekest and best service at all times
4 careful and expert chauffeur will
arrive. thus insaring the sale banding
N ~ eettsnfA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-24

we are living IN wonderfuI ago
ar znauy respects 10 tIuse 10 the
saaarisTs history car % compared with
as present TnAs IS an aga % greet
ssseewrr4sa. greet undertakings gres'
Heterogeneous. Ersat opportunities
wgsa. progress, great Institutions
sx,eas measures and great men. sueh
- susy aas Is also frsught with srea'
FvrSfr
we are So apr IN time use thts
70 BECOME selfish Thsrs is a ten
dorcv on sf7s par Of most Of AZ Ia
ay~x1rae thoroughly ssif-oeOtsred 30
c~7- Thinking snd also In Cur actions,
sve Geek pleasure, va seek pront, ws
seek position, TO crafty g. pursly soa-
ssf ambition. Not only is our ase
wild with excitement. bat we are even
ssfau, oring for more IN CUR mad
rush for auscB profits and continual
pleasure. re are spelling out life be
sore the world, perhaps unconsciouSly
With ,ne four i'll selected letters
a~E.L~T'.
In tnia raidst * iris rash and hurry.
VIE have loosened our hold on real
31a npfness. because vs have failed "a