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Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-06
p. s. MUNTTTON PLAHax
BE BIGGER THAN KkIl

Weaa-infoEmed Engli1hMM@
appreciated the vast rOgOuD%qk
Mi1h0gt fllimitAble possibilities ~
country. But the average &c
NAH has had no conception Ok q
wealth, our natural resources or SIT
our strength in man power. TO ny
the vast reaches OF the contineMS AA
been beyond comprehension. ~
He has thought Of the Ameg1fa4
people az being something quite dtR
ferent from the English. TO ba
the cowboy has been typical 30 ~
been surprised, as our digtdng -
gtaaeamen and scholars have sDOEeW
In England, to note their p0FfesM
of speech and to appreciate TAeaH
freedom from the breezinee4 o. ne
so-called wild westerner, who ex1sU
only on the movie stage and IN hsGAlY
colored novels. 4
Az American troops have para4eQ
through the streets of London Aq -
watched for their coming % fQ1 Me
visit Of an alien race. He ms 80
almost startled to find that tnof9 -
little difference between the Ene1isale
man and his American cousin, y
II came az a shock to many Of tn
EnTiish people to learn that An
iea had become the banker nation ma
thai This country opened AegdG
Of gold. Well-informed EngltAhMeN
Witnessed the awakening OF the
IN their streets with good deal ~
relish.
american tourists have beeQ AeS
cust0med to talking in suck $50
terms that the everyday Eng1
Wn3 credited to this country BIZ
n0dK the panorama Of Amer363
achievement is being unfolde6 49,
the eyes OF the EnglishmaM
Tag VIII startle him now, a04
beginning to speak In superlaf3
our efforts Just as the bOastfH1
iea1 Tsed to speak IN the day
heWns trying to impress hfs BEzk
cousin. a.
The name Of Krupp has stood ~
the ultimate IN munitions and @6
na6e8 manufacturing. although -
Frepehman has pointed with rF1d@ ~
|fhe CreusQt works. lsExq
But even the Englishman u D44lf
Mig 10 glimpse the possibidtie8
kfxfs country as competitor to KDr
And the Epglishman, more even az
tAG native American. has .digl
Fa4 eager interest In the 11GoN
n1t OF the great construction pix6&
Ca be, larger even than the BefhlelgaM
Steel Works, that is to be erec&Ad
mar Pittsburgh, Pa, under the diRecn
ton of the Government. Sa<4 ,
A.
az least will be expended on this piaSI1
for construction alone. The wQrK
Will not be finished until 1890 and
will be done under the supervision OF
officers of the Steel Corporation, who
win serve without pay.
The Government recently an5
Fnounced the location of the proposed
plant, and plans for it's construction
are now being made. Judge e. 81.
Gary, Chairman of the Board Of
Directors of the United States Steel
Corporation, IN discussing the project,
said:
THE work will be in the immes
date charge of a committee consiHts
ing of vice-president and the COMPS
troller of the corporation and eight
Others designated from the officers
presidents or vice-presidents) OF the
various manufacturing subsidiary
companies, and all selected because %
their education, experience and 1es
Guitar fitness. This committee win
keep in touch with the building and
operating organization which is b.
ing formed. and with the officers 81
the Steel Corporation and with Inc
War Department
The work will be done at Govern
ment expense.
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MAKES IT ALL THE MORE
BINDING.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
ard of Thanks.

Ne wish to eNpr, > our sincere uAs
lor the sympathy and flora offerings
received during ouT recent bereavement
MIR Patrick 4 L. eli Mother fatter
ana sister Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
III. { [(tzt;
|. .J.iS AiHLtl|- s
Keeps Every American Occupied
Even When Not Fighting; Men
Clean, Wholesome. Moral.

HEADQUARTERS American fXpcdIuonarN
Forces. Sept 2j-General lershIng
order fcrhiCGlng the Use OF all alcoholic
beverages. except light wines and beers
by soldiers and lnstitutIng vanous forms
Of athletics and wholesome amuSementS
IL prcyent immortality has brought hIm
murh gratifying and favorable comment
from American and Allied sources which
have been striving for the bet,erment Of
the men in the field Ills admomtlon oi
prompt disciplinary action Is having a
salutary effect
Efforts are beng made 10 keep every
American soldier when he Is not actually
under fire or in the trenches, occupied
with instruction on various useful sub
iects work. drill baseball. football,
wrestling boxing foot racing and other
forms 0f sport athletic pancs, thcatucal
entertainments and clean motion picture
shows
The determination u the Nm"ricai
commander tp >ecUIe . rigid cnto r,rIreut
,f hi, uti-druuhcun, and tiIi lhaiuor-
;,l;t1 gcejIati0n N3@ Indicated 4 a letter
written bv General pcIshmg appointing
representatives b. British tmeTieah
conference on TIE lb.crt ID yh.ch -
SAID
ILt eraye>t responsibility rest, an
those to whom the parents - o'r sol
der ieyc entrusted thcr eois = Tie
BATH, al.I Ne fail il $50 he2l"st M. cii"ft
to ,aieguard them n eyeN Na5 Ne hay
the common ground q humanity -
I have the we'll considered conclusions oi
/ thc best scientific minds Oh our side auI
! from tbc tact th.f ii tbs var II nations
IL arm, The soldier i merely Il citizen Oh
war -eryirc. We l.ayc all the elements
! which wiil force cooperation between
! military and civilian authorities
Lcniency by court martini IN dealing
! with eases arising from non-observance Of
tho order. General Pershlng stated, would
moi H. tolerated "and to insure this he
-,jd .tbc records of All sentences viii bc
carefully examined and compared and
lax courts ana officers held strictly &C
counlabie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
DEATHS.

pAINAToRS~~At Camp Meade. Md on
October Q. 1918, Harlan Jarvis, aged -
years. .
Duc notice of funeral will be given
PRESTON October q. 1918. Rarbara
wife of Rev. Y. Davis Preston, no Vast
Fort y~sccond street
Funeral private. Please omit ho~ers.
ot1INN~ln this city. on October :. lais,
Asnes " daughter of John and Anna
Quinn aged 23 years
Funeral from the residence ot her parents,
1904 Read street. on saturday morning at
y O'Clock lntermcnt at Cathedral ceme-
terry.
REED In this city, ON Octobcr = loiS.
Harvey " Reed husband of Ncttie kol-
nuson Reed. in his 2Sth year.
Relatives friends and osagc tribe. No
20 lnp'd Order of Red Men, are invited
10 attend the funeral services at his late
residence 400 Monroe street, on Friday
afternoon at , o'clock. lntermsnt at Sii-
verbrook cemetery.
STODDARD--in this city. on October q,
1aIS John Il. of MIR and MIS-
Joseph Stoddard. In hts 9th year
Due notice of funeral Will lie given
SHERWI\ In this city. on nctoDot .
1918 Ellen. daughter oi Edgar and Maggie
Sherwin. aged "a years.
Funeral services nj her late resiaenCN
500 south Jackson street. on saturday
afternoon ut = O'Clock Intcrmcnt at ktVcr
view cemetery.
THOkP-ln this city, onspctoirr :, i"iH
Clara &. Thorp. aged % years
Funeral services at her late residence. eF
Shallcross avenue on Friday afternoon al
o'clock intrrmcnt a. ktNrrNtcw ''fn"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
''YANKS" EVERYWHERE
ONE TURNS IN FRANCE
American Soldiers Seem to Grow
in Night, They Increase SO
Fast: Idols of the People.

London. Sept - -" AmcrCan soldiers
seem Ia grow III the night 50 that each
morning there are more ot thcm than he
fore write, a British soldier ~ France 10
his relatives IN England Americans arc
ihc TOPICS nf conversation cNcrNMhcrc'
~ continues The villages arc full ot
them i
Thor automobile trucks arc on all
tile roads. and their columns ot infantry
arc everywhere VIC are beginning 70
know the songs they sing and the phrases
thcy use
To many IL rs thcy were . complete
mystery M first I'VE had heard % Amcrl-
II only a. distant country Then sud
denly thcv were IN France tall. welt
trained men with 4 genus ior making
friends and adapting themselves 70 nc""
conditions We watched them With
curiosity ~ first. surprised to find how
like they wcrc ~ other men
Then before We had quite recovered
traln the FIRST pleasant surprise thc\ were
lighting making j reputation ~ trace
When, the test i not easy hey came NJ
from thcir villages SINGING. AMI uttered
intn the trenches morr and noIt n th'N
each G;y lEc papers began 70 TAIN about
thcir lighting hut Ne thought SureiN th"N
can uNf bD ttGtflN {lIAtll ~ .NA'N '''' Y II.
IN once ~. began to see Il Tor ourselves
nd VI vtr, III the oPnou straiChl"aN
that the parrr> HAD not gra>pcd the N"n
1 lcI If the iatt~
Th,.v were y keen and ~ fresh 'ho~,
t,r-t \Incr,c3n~ And every day "fh'H
..~ k,en and tr,.>h are going Ip to 20" linr
( ..nd ever, ,la> their places are being takei
I III ,!.c Villages h> Yet other WHAT wont,
( tha Germans Say ii thcy really knc" II
I hl> one wonders
/ They arc MERRY and light hearted. ha
underneath thcy are taking this hES'nc,.
/ ycr, seriously and Some Of thcir t"lF
shows ii That the way 10 take one
! fighting. you know neither too much Y
! earnest which Is morbid nor too InueI
/ AZ j iokc which is foolish he WIS
| man /, he Who neither overraieS mmseI
! nor undertakes danger. The Amrriran
/ are wise men
The peasants like them the oI(
French mothers mother them They hav'
an instinct which gives them a realiza
| ton oi the homeslCkness which mus
I SOMETIMES come to these men. Whe'
wears have gone by, and il is possible t.
see the war in perspective, Il may be pos
sible 10 give full value "a what thoS
| women have done
meanwhile a. ! was SAYING, tn
Americans go on arriving and spreadln
! all over France.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
TWO Ted ~ HC> FITAL FIRE
4 rm, tfctrs IirIed In Colonial Base
ir stir ton.
ID Press 10 Every Evenine

Nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening
/ LWuv. \ J Get 10 Two officers
l,t orttd liIl,! ard several others Mere
in JuI, d III = ire which DESTROYED the
ii eet~ Quarters At l7..se Hospital NJ. ),
t..rlv tc.av at Coloua, three miles from
here The re was conf ned othe officers
oe.#rl,rs and did not spread to the main
hoeril;l building
ptain Warren T Walker Quarter
II: STR. and Captain Fred Cole Of
Portsmouth \ II are those burned to
death. Among the injured are Licuten-
ants Frazer and Scha.nanskl. both being
Captain Walker. attached to the
Medical Corps, Is from Syracuse \ \.
The off Gers qu rters Is two-stor%
in!dir2 II ont -o0 feel long ioeatetl
IN he rear OF the main hospital. In all
the hospital buidlpg there wers about
800 patients. 1t Is believed the lie
started from al open grtts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
STOCKS OPEN |RREG ULAR..
UTILITIES MAKE GAIN
Shippings and Oils Also Share III
Advance Equipments Heavy.
Prices React.
u, As-.~,stea rrrss % fvrrs Evenina

IN AsasstEtfh i'rrss 10 EVTrH Evening
%ca Nork. Nall st Oet 10 1radlnR
N the f,et bali hour Of today stoek
market us4 tharacterned h' extreme
rrccularit> tie war division ag.in fe-
acting. whtlc shlpplngz utilities and 9lls
r, summed thor nctIyitN a material guns
Marine IF 4 res, three points NlaIlfIe
Culf gaming tout h1Ii Is much "hle
Western mon. People Gas MeNieait
Fctmlcum lnd lr<as company 2alhed
to I points
lt,uipu, nle u fhc e.d-~ fepr' @fnted
E.l,lwm oeo,nutiN.. md fht lndcpsn-
Il Il; stc,'~ l>roke to : p"nt
Steel ,ic'ied + -nal traction IT. soon
rallied 7 iuI pou4t
C.n..'. u Paca, also showed On.
icn,tn,ss ia The mimi dealings tiii
r l.ls iuskl1
" llss<f 9Its @.feJSk
N.limum qnotatious tor the current
f,.o.... ert uctc madc ~ aetINe war
.,pFtucrt. dung IL ilrt her Irregular
a:a4lr Of tie oInirg
!seclire- IN stocks Welr accompanied
+, reaviuc~s Il leathers, coppeFs ana
uiSti!hne ISSUES
la,ls vere ,cls clatic, anad.al
''a.tcs ally II lie lis, I'll o'r te.nl
~t-,.tcer Ell ~ aIo ! = cfep oi Ioint
Irltcd STATE, steel Wa t'lstfnctlN
,tfoi.g, ey.tcutIF m anticipation ol a
f:.to sl!c scpten ef foi mage report but
Name pcfcued continued tic ehe
etor on tie tub side. extending III
gain to ) lolnt>
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10

loch smokes tWo-cent cIRdrs ana per
hap> some correspondent viii favor us
with 4 picture 0t Pcrshing accc pting one
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
SERGEANT BENSON IN FRANCE.
Rockford Soldier Reports Delaware
Comrades in Fine Health.

Sergeant John d Benson, Co. NJ
seth Pioneer Infantry, 4 L. +. has
written TO his aunt, Mrs John / Benson
If II IVY b: i, K II re anIl' cri rl
hiS arrival in France. He left t"r
C.nn Dix eight weeks ago. and the
IettrT reaching here today is the first
word received from him since embark
alton Sergeant Benson was a Camp
IGx year before sailing
He writes that France Il very pretty
and i. delighted with the lrcatmen,
the French people Tho Sergeant anc
has Delaware comr4dcs arc IN excellent
nn.iltL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
Campaign For Nomen Workers.

Miss Williamson, of tht Washington
Office of the l'nitcd States Employment
Service, j. spending few days III vii
nington jn The interest II the Woman !
Division, 81 S;}S Market street The
Department is planning i campaign for
tho securing Of more women an girls
10 take the places Of men nov employed
ia nun-essential occupations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
BIAiNE'S GRANDSON DEAD.
Was Mechanical Engineer Serving |
y al Hog Island.

= AssurlaIea Ffts@ 10 l.Ner5 t3cr -.
Chicago. Od 10 fmmuu fiatae
Jr. -on 81 tho late thimons Rlaine aud
grandson 81 the former Secretary ot
State Jane g Blame died ef pnea
monla Yesterday al iansdoWne IA
according 10 word received hN reiatixcS
here Mr. Blaine vont INFO the serl lee
of lhe government III the hmerican
International Shiphuidihg Corporation
Al Hog Island early this year lie va
employed a. mechanical engineer
Young Blaine mother y daughter
Of the late Cyrus II Met Cormlck, a Chi
cago muti-lnillionalre manufacturer OF
Agricultural Machinery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
IN MENORIAM.

In loving memory of william W Walher
who died at Rclicmoor, October y. l"'-.
\o wise historian viii tell,
The record of his work on cart II.
No sorrow Of poet here will swcu
Mems testimony to his Wort y
lie Innei,, no special hid for fame
Hi, crowning glory lies IN tht~
'rhaf those VINO live and bear his nah'
\ splendid father long will mtSs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
LEMON JUICE
WHITENS SKIN
Girls. Make beauty lo'n'
al home for few cents

Squeeze tie Ju,ct of two lemons INTO
q bottle containing three ounces u
Orchard White stake we'll and you have
a quarter pint of the best bleaching and
skin whitening lotion, and complexion
beautifcr 1T very, very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store Or toilet counter will supply
three ounces Of Orchard White for a few
cents Massage this 7weetly fragrant
lotion into tie face. neck, arms and hands
each day and see how tan, redness,
salIop ness sunburu and wiudburn dis
appear and hom clear -o| ana rosy
white the shin becomes \ os' Il i haru-
less
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
Fire in Sheward Residence.

lire discovered III the cellar Of Catch
NJ Stewards residence, 90S Broome
street, at 3 . clock this morning caused
slight damage. Tie fire originated in
a furnace District fire companies re-
sponded 10 an alarm sent from hos i3
ut Eighth and Broomc streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
Medals for SALTS. in U-Boat Zone

London. Scp' 30 \ special medal -
be granted 70 masters officers and ~eamen
of the mercantile marine ior services
performed ia the danger zone during the
war has hcen approved by the King The
medal Will be issued at the end of the
war and clasps awarded where con
spicuous service has tccn rendered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
KAISER DROPS Won STEIN.
Munitions Head Succeeds 10 prussian
War Minister

- As-nc!atca Press 10 Every EAen.ne
Corenhagen Oct IL According 10
a >enl-niiirlal report from Berlin, he
resignation ii General Won stem as Prus
siaD War Minister has been accepted
MAJOR General Schcuch. ii IS SAID, has
been appointed his successor
General >.heuch las been Al the mead
of the department of munitions at Ber-
lin since August l5
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AMERICANS AND BRITISH ADVANCE
AND CAPTURE FOUR MORE TOWNS
Continued from First Page.)

Going and Rouax and passed eastward of those cities Occupation
of Doua completed
Field Marshal ag forces not only forced the Marque River but
they advanced between this point and the River Scape Here the British
reached line virtually level with their line south of the River Scape
East of Lille the British have crossed the Marqe River and ap
preached to within less than eight miles of Tourna.
WITH THE ALLIED ARMIES EAST OF CAMBRAl, Friday Oct.
i8 ASSOCIATED Press TANKS manned by Americans trained in Eng
land led the assault against the German forces nrenhed the east
side of the See River yesterday They faced by German
marine divisions which put up hard fight According TO latest
ports the Allies still gaining ground against desperate resistance
of the enemy At point the Germans delivered counter attack
and momeny gained ground but the tanks passed and beyond
the high ground where the Germans making their stand and quickly
drove the enemy out of his trenches.
American engineers, working under heavy machine gun fire. placed
bridges the river and then the American and British infantry swept
The tanks helped to keep down the enemy fire until the engineers
had finished their work. and then went with the infantry
WITH THE ALLIED ARMIES IN FRANCE AND BEL GUM Fri
day. Oct 49, Night ASSOCIATED PreSs)Bh and American troops
southeast OF Caeau captured 200 prisoners and 2o to-day and
have advanced about four miles the attack began Yesterday morning
The British tnan three miles southeast Lille
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LATEST OFFICIAL REPORTS

advance and threw back in disorder
tho enemy troops who attempted at
all costs 10 maintain their position on
the west bank OF the oise. UP to the
present the French nave reached the
canal from east OF the forest OF
Andigny TO the north OF Hauteville.
"Hannappes. Turigny and Noyaies
arc in our hands. as well as other
places bordering on tho canal.
In the course OF the fighting in
this region since Oct II we have
taken more than 5000 prisoners. We
also have captured twenty guns, a
largo number OF machine guns and
important war material. including an
entire train loaded with munitions.
'Non the front OF tho Aisne we have
cleared out the enemy from the re-
gion between the canal and the Aisne
west Of Attigny. We have taken pos
session OF Ambiy- Haut and have cap
tured prisoners"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-10-19
DENIES PEACE PLAN
OF AUSTRIA UNTIL
PEOPLE HAVE ACTED
CONTINUED from First Pagc.)

the Czecho- Slovaks and the German
and Austro- Hungarian Empires and
that the Czecho- -Slovaks' national
council is a de facto belligerent gov
ernment clothed with proper authori-
ty to direct the military and political
affairs Of the Czech Slovaks.
"Tt has also recognized in the full
est manner the justice of the nation
alistic aspirations OF the Jugo-S -Sluvs
for freedom.
1.-THE President Is, therefore, no
longer at liberty to accept mere
autonomy OF these peoples as n
basis of peace. but is Obliged to in
sist that they, and not he, shall be
the judges of what action on the part
Of the Austro- Hungarian Govern
ment will satisfy their aspirations
and their conception of their rights
and destiny as members of the fam
lily OF nations"
In announcing his reply. Secretary
Lansing also made public the official
text of tho Austro- Hungarian note
II follows:
THE Austro- Hungarian Monarchy
which has waged war always AM
solely as a defensive war and re-
peatedly given documentary evidence
OF its readiness TO stop the shedding
of blood and arrive at q just anC
honorable peace, hereby addresses st.
self to His Lordship, the Presiden
OF the United States OF America, anC
offers to conclude with him and hi
allies an armistice on every front oil
land, at sea and in the air. and u
enter Immediately upon negotiation
toward a peace for which the fourteen
| points in the message OF Pres,den
| Wilson TO Congress OF Jan. 8, 1918. an
| the four points contained in Prestden
| Wilson's address on Feb. IL, 1911
serve as the foundation. and in whic
the viewpoints declared by Pres'den
Wilson in his address of Sept. q, 1ais
will also be taken into account"
The Presidents note rejecting tn
i Austrian peace offer was read L
members OF the Senate Military Com
mittee to-day as they left their week
iy conference at the War Department
senator Hitchcock, Chairman OF tn
Foreign Relations Committee, said:
THAT is good stun" and other
nodded their agreement
\ Later Senator Hitchcock said: II
Gems to me to fill the bill exactly.
:, hves up 20 the letter and spirit or ou
relations with these subject national
tiles OF Austria, whom we have en-
couraged to seek independence"
President Wilson'S eply to tn
note was applauded vigorously whe
} read in the House.
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VANDY'S FALL GIVES FRENCH
FULL CONTROL OF VOUZIERS

LONDON Ot o-The French have captured Vandy four miles
north Voue according battlefront dispatches received here to-day
railway of vouziers
beenc captured o rendered unenable
PARIS Oct oThe French continue successfully their advance
south Wasny and east of Ce according to the War Office state
ment to-day They have reached the Sambe Canal front of nearly
nine miles south of Hannappes
Along the canal the French hold the towns of Hannappes Tpgny
and Noy Since O ~ in this region the French First Army has
taken than 5000 prisoners and 20 guns
East of Reh the Germans have been driven from the territory
tween the Adennes Canal and the Ane west of Agny The
OF Amby has been captured in addition 10 prisoners.