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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
POLICE HOSPITAL CASES.
Department Does Not Agree With Eela.
ware HOSpitul Re port.

The letter sent To City Council, on
Thursday night, by Townsend W. Miller,
treasurer of the Delaware Hospital, in
which 1t WAS stated that many cases were
sent to the hospital that could he At
tended to by tho police surgeon, If not
Endorsed by the police department, MEM
bcrs of which say they are prepared with
statistics and figures to show that the
assertions Of the hospital authorities can
not he supported by what they clain arc
the real facts
According to the police, they send to
the hospitals only those cases that are re-
gardcd rs dangerous or where IT is a ques-
tion of life or death. They sometimes take
10 the hospitals men who have been
slightly stabbed OF otherwise wounded,
but they claim they always bring back to
the police station these persons alter they
have had their injuries dressed and they
are kept at the City Hall and listed as
patients.
The police say many cases ot mtox'-
Gated men, for instance, who have been
hurt about the city, are taken TO the hos
pital by the Phoenix ambulance and that
the police are given credit for these pa
tients. They assert they have repeatedly
gone TO the hospitals to remove from there
To the CITY Hall patients taken there by
the ambulance or in automobiles and who
are not wanted there and whose injuries
are not so serious that they have to remain
IN the institution.
There are MANY cases, they sav, oi
ucoplo who come to the police station
suffering from various. but slight, injuries
who are treated there by iirst-a,d methods
or hv the police surgeon, and every month
the police surgeon submits to the police
hoard a report of the eases he has attended
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts az first sign of
Bladder irritation or
Backache.

'he American men and women must
guard cnnstsntlv against Kidney trouble.
because wc eat too much and ali our food
is rlch Our blood IS filed with uric
frld which the kidneys strive 10 filter
put thcv weaken from ovcrNork become
sluggish the chminativv tissues clog and
.ht result y kidney trouble bladder
weakness and q general decline ID health
When your kidneNr feel like Jumps Of
'ead vour back hurts or the urine IS
,toudv, fun OF sediment or YOU are
Obliged 10 scek relief two or three tunes
during the night, u you suffer with sick
beadache or dizzy nervous spells acid
stomach or you have rheumatism when
the weather IS bad, get from your phar-
iaacist about four ounces OF Jad Salts,
take 4 tablespoonful IN glass of
water before breakfast for few days
and your kidneys will then act fine
ihis famous salts ls made from the acid
o. grapes and lemon juice, combined " th
litha aud has been used for generations
to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys;
to ne1trallze The ACIDS IN the urine 80 II
uo longer i, source OF irritation, thus
ending bladder disorders
Jad salts y inexpensive, cannot IN
lure. makes j delightful effevescent
hthia-Water beverage and belongs IN
every home. because nobody can make
mistake ~ having a good kidney flush
lng any tlms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
WILL SEIZE HOUSES
FOR SHIP WORKERS
Shipping Board Also Likely to
Commander Trolley Lines
for Sames esPurpose.

Washington March , Before pro-
efc,llng with construction of housing for
shlpyNd workers the shipping Board, IT
- announced. will commander all avail
ahle empty hotels. apartment houses and
residences IN cities near where ships are
being built In this way II Is expected to
supply accommodations for thousands of
sorkmcn
The s5n,W0. .OOO housing bill. signed
Yesterday by President Wilson. authorizes
the board to commander not only houses
and land, hat transportation systems rs
will u is entirely likely that land on
which houses are to be built will be com
mandrcrcd IN most Instances TO prevent
epcculativc prices
The shipping BOARD already has made
-urvcy of housing facilities Of ship plants
nd is ready to take whatever is available
immediately Compensation will be de-
tcrmncd hv the Emergency Fleet Cor
poreiIon' DIVISION ul public service under
J. Rogers flanncrv
Ia communicating houses the board
.,1ll ~ into the suburbs and to summer re-
'rts where many houses and hotels have
l,ccn empty all winter Some houses avail
,hlc for accommodating shipworkcrs have
root hccn used heretofore because the
owners have asked cNhorhitant prices
HOUSES commandcercd will be held until
the end oi the war and then will bc turned
back "a the " owners or sold The houses
- hc hult either will hc rented or sold to
upward workers
II Is thought probable that several
e.etuc railway Systcms leading from
.ttcs tu shipvards may hc taken over and
-otnc fcrr, and EXCURSION boats also may
lr taken for tho purpose of establishing
trrV lines To- wards
Tho growing Nmcricau merchant ma
me wa.s increased by 500 scaCnInE vcs-
- ~ the last -iN months ot tal7 Govern
u,ut rihelal- saId TO-DAY, o. an average
- more han two dav
Nauv 81 the vessels wcrc built IN tho
utcd states having been under con
trurtlon fnr foreign accounts and taken
lvrr ~ the american government Others
were tutcrncd German shpS, hut thr large
team ships llk, the Natcrland. which were
pnmani,srcd b, the navy. are not in
biart t1 the total - 500
lrur,. rrcNlo,l~1 made public showed
fht unt, fhan | .Nn u0n toms OF shipping
Nerr ediei to IA, Nmcrlcan merchant
uH,i#ue in tpl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
MARCH CONDEMNS
| RIGID CENSORSHIP
New Chief of Staff, Returning
From Europe, Will Ask That
Rules be Modified.
An ATLANTIC PogT. March 2

Major Con. Poyton March the new
Chief Of Staff of the United States Army,
has returned from France tn take up in
Washington the duties of his new post.
General March spent nine months in
Europe as Chief of Artillery Of the Ameri-
can expcditonary force, and he comes
home with tho firm opinion that the
American troops arr so we'll trained IN
modern warfare that they will give n
good account of themselves and reflect
credit upon the Uuitcd States
II he had any criticism to make II was
regarding the censorship. which he called
lamentablc. He said he Intended Ia re-
commend ON his arrival IN Washington
that there he a frocr dissemination of news
regarding the doings of our men in
France lie believed that the censorship
should be less stringent So the people of
America might learn rs much rs possible
regarding the activities of the expedition
ary iorcc. American officers in France, he
said, could not understand the present
censorship methods
II know of no gentle method Of con
ducting n war of this magnitude. thc
General said. land no army can expect
not Tn have somebody hurt The health
and tho morale of our forces arc splendid
They are keen about the game Those on
the battle line now and those IN reserve,
too. are So we'll trained that they can
handle themselves with entire credit tc
the United States.
II inspected the troops on the line just
before lott France and they are extra
| ordinarily contented and cheerful, not
| withstanding the mud and tho German
shells Their health IS splendid Thcrr y
no sickness and there Is better moral'
| than there was At the NicSlcan border
where was stationed before golns
| abroad The splnt Of the Americans I
| splendid and every man Is happy
IT is all strange and interesting n
| them, for majority have never beei
| out of the United States before. an,
| some have never hCcu out of their natlv'
! States This Is a decided advantage fo
! them, for It keeps them Interested an'
! serves 10 keep up their spirita
| General Narrh said he that was tol'
| nv General rershing heforo he saile'
| that General Wood was rapidly recover
| ing from the wound IN his forearm
With General March arrived General
! $ u Sturgls and I II French
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
soc Maxixe Chocolate Cherries. SOC

Big, whole. luscious cherries in liquid
cream, chocolate covered Packed IN a
Tells the Story" box Special, SOC the
pound Lucia Assorted Chocolates, 43c
the pound box Danforth's Dependable
Drugs, Market and Second streets.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
STATE REGIMENT TO
Be 59TH PIONEERS
Formal Designation for the Della
ware Troops Now at Camp
Dix, N. ].
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
CAMP DRY n / March ,

Seemingly following the pert incnt u,ies-
tIons by Delaware solons as to tho reason
why tho Pioneer Regiment men. now here.
representing the State, have not been
equipped with arms has come tho an
nounccmcnt that so rifles are available
fOr distribution 10 each company. and rs
soon rs the remainder of the equipment
arrives II will he distributed The lack of
ordnance has prevented the men from
going ahead with their training. rs they
have had to content themselves with the
daily exercises and hikes. hut now that
some guns have arrived II viii give them
q chance 10 do something, although they
viii for while have 10 take turns with
he rifles.
Collar insignlas arc soon 70 he issued
TO the men. for word has como that the
Delaware outfit il 10 he known rs the
the Fifty-ninth Regiment Of Pioneers
Tho ornaments are similar tn those Of the
infantry, except that they have the letter
"P' above the crossed guns and the num-
her Of the regiment underneath
Plans are being completed for the re-
ception TO be rendered to the Wilmington
visitors. who are expected to arrive here
tomorrow with the minstrel troupe from
the T.. II Il W railroad, nearly all the
ton car shops The troupe viii he accom-
panied by their own band and as many
Delaware soldiers as can possibly do SO
will be on hand at the station Ia greet the
guests and escort them TO the knights of
Columbus auditorium, where the enter
tainmcnt will hc gwen IN the afternoon
The Delaware Regiment Band will also
provide music for the trip from the station.
II is hoped that Governor Townsend can
accompany the Delaware visitors, who, lt
Is expected, Will number 900
Major IAnwood h. Jacobs of Newark
Del. who has commanded the Third
battalion of the FIfty-nlnth Pioneer Regi-
mcnt since the Delaware men have come
here from Alabama, has been transferred
70 the av iation section of the Signal Corps,
with the rank Of major and he has left
DX for New York Captain John T.
IRfcvrc. the senior captain. is IN tenn
porary command of the battalion
Major Jacobs was commissioned q
second lieutenant Of Co f, First Infantry
Regiment of Delaware, with headquarters
~ Newark on June 6. 1907; was ad-
vanccd 10 first lieutenant on April 9, 1905,
and made captain on May II, 1909
He commanded the company until July
- of last wear, when he was made n
major and rs aide TO Adjutant-Gcneral
/. T. Wickersham he assisted greatly in
the preparations that were made To
enable the State to do it's part In the
raising Of the necessary troops for. Uncle
Sam When the Delaware Regiment
arrived at Camp Mcclellan Major Jacobs
was given charge OF the motor section Of
the Quartermaster Corps. which was
deemed one of the choicest assignments in
the camp When the soldiers were
ordered north he came with them and was
placed in command of battalion The
major was the second of that rank to leave
since the men came here, the first being
Major Thomas W Miller. former Com
gresham from Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02

gerous, pieces Of limbs often falling
therefrom and that the roots interfcred
with the brick sidewalk.
Strenuous opposition to The removal
nf tho trees WINS made by the Tree Com
mission. composed Of three members of
Town Council and several of Dover a
prominent ladies, their argument being
Tint The trees were not diseased but could
bo treated and trimmed 30 that their
bea,Itv and majesty might be preserved
Town Council, by majority vote,
declined IN grant pcrmiFron to tho owner
tp remove the trees 4 few nights ago,
with apparently no ono as witness,
three of the large trees were cat and
hacked few feet above the roots m such
a manner that az soon as the sap begins
10 run in the trees certain dcsinscilon
IN sure to follow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
WAR GARDENS FOR CITY.

Information about war garticua will
nc forwarded to All who participated last
wear, and those who wish 10 become
amateur ullcrs Of tho soil thiR year.
The Wilmington Food Garden Com
mission announces that a copy of tho
letter will he published for the informa-
tion Of those desiring q garden this year
for the first tlme
Tho food garden offices ON the Rrc-
ond floor Of tho public library building
will he opened early this spring where
pamphlets and information may be
obtained The date for the opening will
be announced in few days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved To the salts
faction Of many and viii be to you.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
GERMAN PLEDGE BROKEN.
Hospital Ship Glennrt Castle Sunk in
Free Arca

London, March Sworn statements
made Independently by two survivors Of
the British hospital ship Glenart Castle,
which went down Tuesday IN the Bristol
Channel, An official announcement snys,
make clear that she WAS sunk by an
enemy submarine which WAS sighted in
hailing distance within ten minutes at
the time tho ship was struck.
ut will be noted, the announcement
SAWS. "that the GIenart Castle was IN n
free area and was sunk even IN the
breach and of the(;crman pledge gwen M To
the immunity Of hospital shipa from Mt
tack in that area.
The total number nf persons saved
from the ship So far reported IL twenty
nine. One hundred and bfty-thrce per-
SONS still are missing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
MARY {. SPENCE
ACCUSES HUSBAND
SAYS He Threatened TO Kill Her
Man Makes Counter
Charges.

MARY I spence IN CuN Court today
harrcd hcr husband ilhcri. with threat I
.ning to do her hodtN harm. The wife
damned that he husband had repeatedly
threatened to Kill her and the last Of these
threats wcrn madr Yesterday m the
tuhhc hulding Mrs spence claims that
She led dog lltc for The SIX years she
hts bccn married Spence denied the
CHARGE and claimed that his Wlte had been
tv1ug with another man IN Philadelphia
and hsd changed her uamc and that Of her
.mld p,pui, Judge Fngcr after hearing
th, cNld,ncr "a the case held the man
under $500 peace bond
en- the request ol John w Scott, the
prosecuting witness. Nrtor> CephaS color
rd charged with threatening body
h4rm. v aS dismissed
blanche Collins \ogrcss. charged
Walter Roland. also colorrd with assault
md battery and a tine OF SIS and costs
,a, ,mplSs'd when the defendant pleaded
guilty
liarr, MARKS summon. hCing held urn1er
100 bail for the Court oi General Sos
pns WAS surrendered ~ ms hondSman
Accardiup "a Russell HAYES colored
he hadt Z used hls fists on John Perkins.
he l.ftcrN ould havc cut hIs head so This
statement Was made when llavCs was
rraigncd en- charge of assault and
otter, \ hnc ~ S20 and costs was i'm
posed
Peter Tahcl was charged bv his wife.
Nar, with ta,lelG To ~Ipporf Two minor
rhldren The Wltc claimed her husband
lad elvcn her only $40 IN the last three
months lor the support of the two chil-
drcn Humane Agent Frank Stout told
the court thai the woman worked, while
the husband did not An order of s. a
ecck. PAYABLE 20 Mr. Stout, was placed
on he man
William pcndcltOn. Negro. pleaded
guilty when arraigncd on charge Of non
upport of his MINOR child and AN order OF
week war made
Nettlc Benson. Was hncd s. and costs.
E, hcn arrAgned on disordcrly conduct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
MEXICAN BANDITS KILLED.
American Cavalry Accounts for T-s'y~
of Party of Raiders.
nv Asa.,at~, q

nv Associated Proas to Eynry bven,nr
Maria. Texas. March z An Ans 1,nn
cavalry detachment m command ~ apt
Kramer Thomas during skirmish with
MEXICAN bandits yesterday killed twelve
of their number and wvsnded r~vrral
others
Thirty bandits had oras-od ihe rvrf
raidcd A r. Neiphlor's ranch sDd bilhsi
three cows Capt TbDuas vent ~
investigate, taking drtachment of
cavalry The parlcy iollDwcd during
which the bandits msncuyerrd for q flank
attack on the cavalry detachment firing
~ they rode Capt 1honae ordered
his men 10 return the fire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
Money Threatened by Fire.

The Washington Fire Co. extinguished
q blaze which broke out yesterday at
] hrd and Walnut streets. The fire was
~ mattress, and when Patrolman Las
kowskl rushed into the room he found the
occupant running about searching for
$50 he had concealed in the mattress.
The money was finally recovered, but
some of the paper bills were slightly
burned. The damage TO the furniture IN
the room will amount TO about $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
TROUBLE OVER TREES.
Dover Town Council Would Not Allow
Them In Re Cut Down

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. March 2.-Dovers city fathers
have n problem on their hands which
may land SOMEONE before the courts
of the county for decision as Tn rights
of property owners.
Several weeks ago, application vas
made TO Town Council by Dr Emanuel
]. Stout, who recently purchased the
Charles w. Bargcr brick residence, cor
ner of Bradford and Reed streets, for
permission To remove sonpc large maple
trees which have adorned that part of
the town FOR fully hundrcJ years. The
claim was made that the trces were dan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-02
Vehicles IN Collision.

An automobile owned bl the Whining
pu ~amtar, Go and a trolley car were IN
collision at Fourth and Pine streets yester-
4aN Tia, 'front.' OF the trolley car WIS
iamagrd C,eorge Ingram, the driver of
be- truck escaped injury
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-07-24
Doctor Says Ordinary Nuxatcd Iron Will Make Nervous Rundown Peo- pie 100sl Stronger m Two Weeks inc in Many
 Cases,

NEW YORK, x. N cone glance is enough to tell which people hJNc iron in their blood" said Dr. r., Saner a. Boston physician who has stpIed widely both in this country and in Cheat European medical n~tltu- tions. iu d recent discourse. They are the ones that do and dare. The others arr iii thc Weatlng class, Slccptess nigIls spent worrying over supposed
 il ents, constant dosing with hablt forming drugs and narcotics for urr- gotis weakness, stomach liver or krd- ucN disease aUd useless attempts i" brace up with strong coffee or other timulaurs me what keep lhem suffer me and NuulN longing [" be stt hs Their real trvuhl. IS lack of iron in the blood. Without uon tuc bipod has no power to change food into living tls- sue aul therefore. nothing you eat docs Nuu tuy good, You dent get the strength out of it. The moment iron i4 supplied tUe multitude Ct dJnScr- oas symptoms disappear | have seen dozens of nervous, rundown pc ple who are ailng all the tmr. double and even triple thrlr strength and cn- dul5ncc and entirely get rid of every sign of dyspepsia, liver and other troublc in from ten to Wtcen days time simply by taking iiun m the proper form And this, after they had in some cases been docturiug for month without any benefit
 If you ere not strong "f well yon
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HINDENBERG REPORTED
 SERIOUSLY ILL
spceia! to nc Nuaael by Thc A.soelated Pce.s.

o Associated Press. LONDON, Thursday. Ju> 2N fat' London toilv I tae effect .t Imlenbcg If I.lealr l4ton of e ,f 
  IGndnhog o"orona
  i'm
 o,l.a1 ottal. ing 10 uo nlloo r inc great offensive aa appear HuonelE ,1pe ,.aftt.f which uua-t', ",l1 irna I, speedy  MOTOR TRUCK MANUFACTURING HELD ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY o Nugget by The Associated Press WNSHINGToN. ~iuLu l1N \ hopafu'rf decision today manufacturers Workers H. connected with industries 0 Associated
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J6u Can 7e0 zHe Peonle 1e)6o
 NaDe From inZEefrZ3Iood - -Sh,ouZzsalzl.H 1zgor0~sZ6zEs

olsc it ta toIue,Il fa make the follow lua tuet: ~,e taN iaug }on can work or how far you cam WaIN Witl,ut be souuu8 tl,d. Next take two five alliu lnlcts Of ordinary uuNated iron tbtvc times per duy after meals for two weeks. Then test yoUr strength .gain and s,e fog yourself how much you have saued There x nothing lI>c good old iron ia put color in your cheeks and souud, healthy flesh on your bones BUt you must take iron in p form .'Ut can bc easily absorbed .uJ u~suII.ttu lII.o nuN tri iron if you want il to g9 yau any good otherwise il uaN prove Wltse than
 useless.
 NOTE NuNateI Irau recommended aNnNy by bu r.. -IJcr. is one of the newer orgm|. iron compounds. ln- H.r the uIH.u Inorganic iron products il is .silN aeeimIlre', does not in- urc tue teeth. make them black nor upset tbe -tuuauut tn tun ulraly II
 s J most potent remedy, h uedrI\ all fuiu- at indigestion. < well as for uclNuus.. .uu down conditions. The Manufacturers ha.e sIsH great conf drucr m \uNHt,1 lruu that they Of for tu ruToU Sru1aV ta arl charitable institution jt tMA .9uot tahc any man uI. woman uul.r t0 who lacks Iron and urr.J.r tuuIr strength loo per cent or u.rr in four weeks tune pro Nidcd they haEo uu serious organic louhl, TItN also offer to refuui Nour muuob f t does not at least ,IDuUIr .gUI .tU.u&ih and endurance in tom daNs tu,. lt it dispensed in this city by luu,u Irus C~ucccssors t' Eutrr Nauro aud Coo and llilIs Pharmacy and 3Il othcI duuggist7
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FOUND

A bunch of Keys opposite Darling & Dean Co.,. Owner may obtain same by paying for this adv, at the Nugget office. -6-29
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TnE0. ROOSEVELT JR.
 WOUNDED AT SOISSONS
speciai to the Nugget by Assoeiated Press:

  chine in the o Sossons
 during the intense fighting along the western side " brought Crossh hospital
 atho no bones broken and toosevt the
  to Yolyan of a on the le
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WILSON TAKES OVER
 TELEGRAPH SYSTEMS
snoeLal to the Nugget by AssoeLated Press.

Associated
 WAsmNGroN Tuesday July 2$Faasnt recn
  tho raj and DO pl, on of he
 The order will become effective on July 3t In The meantime instruct 0 the of n ennent announcement management probably be placed un.e the contro O. the
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CLAIMED HUNS LOST
 MILLION SINCE NIGH.
Special to the Nugget by The Associated Press.


 intense  IL Fomme IibIc'
 March 2 the date the Cema period the sneni arylos ncm in
 The O n offensive "n the fontan hayes
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Special to the Nugget By Associated Press

 outr o during andm persons have ice h O
  the aborng a ouse of a disease
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MAMMOTH METEOR OBSERVED AT DAWSON
special to the Nugget by The Associated Press


  visible  emeteor the mo ever obs in
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BELGIAN RELIEF STEAMER DISABLED
Special to ,he Nugget by The Associated Press


 s Belgian disabled England while $ lacking disabled vessel
  a O r
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eowLERs ARE TELLING THEIR FRIENDS WHAT FINE RECREA- TON IT is OBEY THAT iM-
Williston graphic., 1918-06-27
July 4th Promises
To Be Big Day

Through the efforts of the various
local committees in charge of the Red
Cross Fourth of July Celebration to
be held here good work has been ac-
complished during the past week and
the program is beginning to look
more attractive every day. Captain
Jefreys in charge of the Home Guards
reports that he has secured several
of the other Home Guard companies
in this part Of the country and a i've
ly time is expected. Several outside
bands are expected here on that day
as we'll as outside ball teams. A (ine
program of daylight fireworks has
been arranged by the committee in
charge and something new and diff
ferent from anything ever shown in
this part Of the country will be seen
here on the Fourth: A grand parade
is in the making and several local
parties have commenced the decora-
tion of their floats and cars already.
Remember that the proceeds Of the
day all go to the Williams County
chapter of the Red Cross and it is
the duty of every citizen to do his
share of the celebrating and help the
good cause along. A grand lineup
for the Auto and Horse races has
been planned out by Bob Bruegger
and Geo. Newton the committee in
charge and an exciting time is guar
anteed for all.