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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
49 ALIEN SOLDIERS
BECOME CITIZENS
Papers Granted by Judge Woolley
to Foreign Born Men in
u. S. Service.

Fortv-ninc sturdy Young soldleIs CT
Uncle Sam marched INTO the fedefal
building this morning the nailonaiS ol
ninr other governments, one ot theih II
Government with which the nited states
Is al war They marched ont citizens "t the
United States. no longer bearing allegiance
10 any foreign monarch oI state. bech'ist
they had officially aligned such alleRlaher
and taken the oath which made thriu
Americans
The occasion was naturalization pro
ccedina~ conducted by judge NooileN
IN tho nitcd States District Court room
The soldiers were all lnfantrNmcn,
rankrts Of the lfifticth Infantry and came
down to TIN, city from hester, Marcus
ooh aud The territory round about those
places. vhrIc thev az Oh duty guarding
sLip1uId- an. warriors other plants where
the poyclunciH regards military ri"tef-
tiOn as necessary
The men cnounccd their former ha
tIonalitirS and were sworn IN ny batci'@
according To- nations Among them Wcfc y
lnrre ndmbcr of Atisttiaus and one M
Inst the, pcr,, lined up and questioned IS
Ia whether fhrl would fight ior the
nitcd states even though u were nRaiusi
thu rntIntf> ol their birth Nj responded
thni thcy would Then catnc the i"fma'
nhnrntIon aud administration 81 tn" oaih
nl allegiance 10 the nitcd Staic. each
monarch or State bong mentioned hN
name Charles Emperor - Nus'T,a.
and tpostovc King 81 hungary. he
present government nf Ru~sia. Victor
| Emmanuel Ill King 81 Italy. tcorRr !
| kinv of Great Britain and Ireland, -
Final, all were hncd ~ hoforc tf.
rourt =, two-dccp inverted ana
| handed The papers winch attcstcd +" thr'f
| new status a citizens ~ the nited S'h''~
II tie conclusion of the crremonN
/ Judge Noolc, addressed tho men -"
| reminded thcrn uf the fact t'.f thus Is u
! time ri World 'ti~tnf> Whom there IS u sh"fl'
| alignment 81 governments helf NtiN
| presence before The cnur' was f'i'
| evidence of tins Some Wei" SUBJECT ~
NATIONS allied with the | nltcd state
i others 1T nations neutral ~ the t'i"at
| War aud others 81 nation with Whieh
TN. country i 1T vut. Tie court r'lr'led
IL the benefits mt,d states rt,zenoh I
conferred and thd man Il" matt't ~"
moor or humble had - maaN right an
privilege before tho bar at thr court ~
! Would be gwen IS much lH-tlet - 10
richest III most IuWrilul tinailN n'de'
NooIlt, admonI~hcd all ~ I've rlrth
think straight and pa hatd winch
about ~ succIuct ard good ~ advice T.
soldier ,an po~-lb., hc Tho tottN nm
BOXED III to 1--we w a. 10 admonH'"o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
ACK KNOWLEDGE WORK
OF DELAWARE WOMEN
Chairman Of Division Congratu
lates Ladies for Efforts IN
Drive for Nurses.

Delaware accomplishment ~ the
recent drive for nurses has been Ac-
knowlcdapd by Charles Scott, Jr. division
manager for the Observation-Disclosures
division. IN letter 10 General Charlas
Bird. chairman Of Delaware Chapter Of
the Rcd Cross MIR SCOTS letter to
General Bird reads ~ follows
Cen Charles Bird, Chairman, Della
ware Chapter, 4 Il &. Wilmington Del.
Dear General Bird was very much
pleased ON Saturday night 10 receive the
telegram stating TINT Delaware. rs uslm
had gone over the top and reported 100
applications for enrolment III the Nursing
Service
Il have sent this gratifying news 10
MISS Delnno. Director Of the Bureau Of
Nursing NJ National Headquarters.
hope by means OF the large enrolment
If Home Defence Nurses TINT you will be
nbc ~ have enrolled sufficient number
oi gfnduatc nurses % that Won may be
able Ia pct ~ FOR actual crpIco IN the
Army md Nare
With renewed expression ri oar apprc-
citation ~ the ustinl corporation and
nchioy cmeut OF the Delaware Chapter
aut Very sincerely yours
Z harics Scott Ir
Division Manager
Penn vlvania- Delaware Division
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AIRCRAFT wORKERS STRIKE.
200 Curtiss Employees Quit on DEMAND
For WACO Increase.

n, A~sucsated Press IT, Every Evening
Kufalo \ \ JQae % STRIKE u
marhin.>t- and f"oitaatrrs Went mt"
rF,.t II ;h, main pI"n' q tic Cur -
corporation hcrc a looci"ri 1his morn
ing rnn hundred men c"fdlng 70
rnlon lcadrrs. s4d dow hlolr too
Machln.~t~ A. o,hct plants WI b" called
o.it later. il was announced Jamoo !.
k,nuerley general manager net q
,.nn,'nittcc Of the men st ten o clock
They demand increased pay
The wages Of the men range from ID
80 20 cents an hour The navy yard
scale. which the men demand grades up
- 81 cent? AN hour for special work
rhe mon also ak All eight hour iay and
,be reinstatement If employees rec htlN
discharged
,a.. f.,d h. ;tlnr, are held i, the urt;e-
& rporatjon and ANY interference WITH
pr,. lurt.on 1T ~ plants VII he foii"Mtd
IL 4tirt action by the government The
corporation j. handling large part OF the
navy- airrraft production program
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
Thomas b. Brown III.

Thomas 3 Br0Wn f0rmorIy % WI
Tnington, i Ill at his home in Baltimore.
Md. He suffered a paralytic SStrokc on
Saturdayfand fell breaking his hip Mr.
Brown was in the garden ~ his home
when he sustained the stroke and fall
His family doctor and specialist ordered
him taken to the Church Home and
Infirma' ory on Sunday evening and an
X-ray examination showed 4 broken
hip-bonc Or Burnett. the specialist
sci the bone The doctors fear another
stroke al any time and have warned
the family That Mr. Brown condition i
very serious. Mr. Brown Is well known
in Baltimore and on the Eastern Shore
and has many friends in Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
FRANK STEPHENS


t'nr 'a.e suan sald ile Nas tiiiioNea ~
ne l.#f.adelp3f NaNt lara = ii.-i-
st1H-t tut az derhhcd :" = deiai'>
regarding hl> ""tk when 9Ntt = 10 -
b Nj ttefs &c Was eAcl~ea s-5.gsf .9ilS
"eie ai@" asked pt'lttH't "o't'd t'c -'i.
Il the defendant regarded war rs ihlf-
der and Therefore conseientlolsS OBJ
lertor also i opinions hsd been formed
or influences lctt iiom reading u" SPaPeF
accounts 81 be c'tSe
after tour men htd .'1th l'it,a4Ff'S
obtmneo. Nj. Roe asked q question ne"
II Inns examination whether me pre- :
spectlEe ia'or had q s"h or sons III iae
nlHtatA or naval service.
Mr. urlet oh!ettea ~ .his ~ ihS nc
w. Wiling 20 g'Nc Mt t{oe plenty oi
scope. hut he thought dithcGitN might it'
found II men WITH SONS IN the service we're
objected 10.
after nine men had been seated. eao-
!ectcd Of course "a challenge after the
jury boN should be iiiied, TIE name OF
frank ID IackoN WsS calico ne court
announced that Air. l.athts iiad peeh eN-
cused subject 70 call, having told the
court of various ma lcrs. including lliess
which led hlin to tNh - be excused. they
had not appeared I" he court 20 be quite
sufficient Tor complete rNea~e Is h,
aame hld been called and h. coa!d readily
be gotten into court Il Ms therefore s
matter lor counsel - decide Mr. C9rleA
SAID ia effect ne bought might be
we'll a b4ye Ar lackeN appear Slnre Il
could nof oe tnid itoN many oi Pr unr 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST SOLDIERS
In Same Connection SeVeral Hiils
Are Sent to the Juvenile
Court.

In the Municipal Court today Samt"ru
Younp Richard II jordan, 'aul sloan
and Henry r.. Condor, wearing soldiers
uniforms were charged with improper con-
duet toward girls who gave their ages aS !"
and Il wears The girls Nald th'F
made headquarters seven nights ~
stable IN the block hOuud"d ny l.lghlh,
Ninth King and French streets -
sistant CITY Solicitor Malioy entered
role proscu,u IN hr c;l~r ol Jordan whose
,llcocd conpanlon stated she IS II years
alb Dcn,lty .Iudgt. Holdings hell niiil&
sloan and Condor IN 81 uOl latl rtch Tor
General Sessions and committed tn 't h"r
urls Katherine Nalravvn Na''hdi
Flora. MARY L Crockett ard Ant'
Flci~chman to the ,luv.dc I hr On
charge Of incorrlgtinitN
George T. DEFAULT plcadc' g4ii' |" :
charge of assault amt battery on )"ihihrN
Lccch and was sentenced 70 pay = ho
nf $40 and costs llcreWt Sa'I NJ
attacked I.cech because tn" iatirr ihSoittd
the -nitcd STATE Tag ana refused I" salute
n troop tram hat lmsStd F't'tl'h ~"
Clavmoui streets last nlGh
For trc>ua~~irr on property oi tar
Philadelphia x Reading Halfway 20
Lewis Ncu@tad was fined = and costs
Anthony {. Dorsey. clargr hN u'9
wife with di-or,lcrA cordGct va pat
under a $500 peace bond
For vaCrantY lohu W Johnson VT
sentenced - 10 daN~ tntHl~onmth,
In the case OF Nilliam star lre 'oi":cd,
who was slcl /, IN vito tor support Tor
herself and their child = temporary ordcr
of $40 per week. MAS rntcrci
Nathan tttie. charged With thc lAr'rr
OF soap from the Joseph Bancroft y Som
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
SOLDIER DIST IPLINED.
Delaware BOY Gets Two Years for Leay
ing Camp Without Permission.

Camp Dix. Wrightstown. \ J June
20 TWO days spent At home on French
leave against the orders Of Captain
Charles R Jefferis. Jr, bis superior Of
floor who told him 10 stay in camp las
resulted in Private Joseph l. ORoukc.
COMPANY G. Fifty-ninth Pioneer Req
mcnt Delaware organization. being
sentenced Nv general court martial board
~ spend the next two wears 1T the Dis
CULINARY Barracks at Fort jay. New
York and then to be dishonorahly dis
charged from the army
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Nv Associated Press TO Evcry Evening
C.i.oeo. Iuue 20 Hogs receipts 49,
nsl hIly 25r under Yesterdays average
buik III Is j I'd. IS: butchers 1925 1855;
hacking * rs 4 1855; light 1880 1855;
Touoh IL 50n 1858. pigs 1925 n 1850
Cattle recent, l6 900; dull litflc change
IN ro,d kinds. medium anil light cattle
slow. 4 ) IL 20 lu~ar
sheen REGENTS l2.Oll slow as Sc lower
Beat native spring Lambs 20c lower
CLOSELY sorted,
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Russians Demands on Berlin Ignored
Now Ready FIR Commission.
u, Associated Press 10 Every Evening

b Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Moscow friday lane % Tie Rus
sian government IN statement concern
ing the protests made by Ambassador
Jode 1t Perrin against German ag-
qresslon in the kraine and tho Don
territory. the attempt to get poss, ssion
Of the Russian Plack Sea llcat and the
submarine campaign IN the AFe.ie which
threatens the north coast With starya-
ton. says that Germany has teen notified
that the Soviet government i willing
to accept commission to edjust all dis
pltcd questions
Germany. however, IS urged 70 cease
ho-tiltie4 pending the convention Of a
- d mission. otherwise fainihg ean he
&C puptohct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
,nother Rallroader Arrested.

ROSS Il GelsDert, tile nith m IA arr2oseI
( -bs..i, .,.,ll,ed i'm the recent Pcuusylva-
IS. R4iirsad robbericS. Mas given a pre-
.,.....,.-, A,arlnr before Magistrate Bar
ns5 1;ucNman Yesterday afternoon. 'i-
-..r .~tirl3. AZ clothing were alleged -
49,. -, foinI 4, home 81 Cieisber,
11..~,l.rl Thc tota, value Of he
i f.,,rJ mas said Ia hc SI45. Gc,s-
- MA. held Jnder 81. 900 bail by Magi9-
Lr..tn Eluckmau lor -hc Eedcrll lour-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20

b Associated Press 20 Every EVENING
London. Jgnc 20 Edward >hortt'
chief secretary for ireland, stated "a ne
House Of Commons today hat there vas
sufficient evidence agalnst file >i'lA
Feiner- recently arrested - oua0is hr
pro-ecuuon fur reason n4i ini, r 40
u9t desirable dr. ucce,sar. e .hs'I't .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
MILITARY WEDDING
Miss augusta Dure to Become Bride Of
Lieutenant ~ W Howell

Aiis4 Augusta Dure daughter 81 Ar
and AIr> Frank s. Durc. viii he married
toIIcutenat.t Nathaniel Woodhall Howell
W : r.. Ordnance Department on
Saturday AZ noon, n The home u the
brides parents Rev Richard W Trap
nell viii perform the ceremony ~ the
presence of immediate relatives and e
fcw friends
Lieutenant Howell has nine-day leave
And after the wedding trip he and bis
bride will occupy an apartment IN Wash
ingtou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
AT WORK ON HOME.
Shipping Board to Direc; Construction
in Order Il Hustle In OpeT alton.

Officials 81 Ne Liberty Land Company
VINO arranged for nc building Of so
nomcs for snip workers believe thu, he
contract for the construction Of the homes
n Wesr Wilmington viii lie directed
through tne shipping Board This will
eliminate much red tape and should
expedite the construction q The houses
a a considerable extent
Workmen ~ fhe Lynch Company
are al w0ra on tho SIC laying ont the
ground plans for he ho,.se= WorhIuen
~ "an busy Tor same time grading ami
mr. tho laEd for The cNcavatIoA<
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
Eleanor Sears Beaten a lea.

nv Associatcd Press Every Evening
Philadelphia june 20. Miss Eleanor
Scars PENNSYLVANIA and eastern States
singles tennis champion. was defeated
fn,jny IN the womcna rational tennis
tournament ut the Philadelphia Cricket
Club by Miss Clnrc [ asscli. Ne" York
IN Inc second round of the singles in
straight sets. The score was o. 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
OBITUARY
BAelG- BtAGR


1trlr- VI Baker ged ~ wears. 'As
ii Sc most prumnrn and "ue '' n'
vplhh.e>t citizens .I N,irr1 'i'
died saddcu. lUe~aa h.-l ". '",'o
HI was found sitting agft n' r''E'as
chair on hi. porch 81 i05o HlttN FAT
p..lar VA the bcad NJ hs packing hml
of b. N Baker q sons "hEn III. 'a' Ntr
established wears ago N.e hC ''>
.-,, i, .s.L corn tn Hartford ccuA.r.
~ ,,.r.. HI. brothers. NJ whom Bc,
Iobu VI Baker ot \herdccn ) no" t't
univ survivor William Il haAer WHO
MA, elected Jo Congress on hc INepu '','''l'
ticket some wears ago, "aS 'ne oi ~
brothers There q Also >N'e'.
S,,.,n Courtney M addition ~ hlS
Linn interests. Mr. Baker o"nei z
..ro., Trrl- here ne recently sold iAe
yraltcr mart oi th.s W the g1Fernthen.
5,r I'M proving grounds. llc was one oi
rbc mos; active members ~ the aberdeen
III u Church, and a mcmher n the Aner-
dcsn Lodge of MasonS lie Is survived
hv vidoT. his second wife. who vas Miss
S,,san Prtehard, 81 Aberdeen It's first
MIA was Miss Emma Michael, 81 Hartford
county. Three sons and one daughter,
MI children of the first wife, survive.
They are: Tehis Bal er Frank r. Ba ker,
LYNNE Baker aud Miss Reulah Baker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
Fire on Eighth Street.

4 slight Gre in matrcSs. M the home
ii Patrick Thornton a 1917 West Eighth
street, today. was easily cAtinguishcd by
the district companies which responded
TO an alarm from box No 236.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
10 Give Entertainment.

fns.-iral and lnerar} entertainment
Will be given IN the lectuTeroom o mon
Church on juno y by the Foreign Mis-
-ionarv Society for the benefit Of Wcs-
leyan Collegiate Institute, at Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
MANY REGISTRANTS
Continued from page I

CHRISTOPHER Spccks. ia Winchester Pl
George IL Ikostopolis, 9i7 Tatnall
oscar i. Jones. 1902 Clayton
Alartiniko Rocha. :. W Cor. 9th a. Rod.
lsom Natteo. 1871 West.
Harry II. Freeman SOS Windsor.
George Gilmore. 1901 West
Robert \ Ellis, 603 ShiPley.
Ernest Johnson. Il West 18th
John II Dukes, l.ylc Apis
Victor AIirhalovitz. 617 Delaware Ave
Nilhnm : MiIikcn, l710 y Paul
street, Baltimore, Md.
Chester II Mine 1901 Market.
Arthur Williams. 6l7 Windsor Place.
Frank Blues Sli mon
James B,,.Sany. 2ll " 10Th.
Dallas \ Clayton, care Trenton house,
Trenton, \. J.
Nicola Gatatcio. 1917 liowIand
Robert l.. lild 700 \ Harrison
.!oScph J. Ford. 703 \ Rroomr
ANTONIO t,ullianO. 800 l.. iIh
l.obor Epp>, I'LL " III
Wilson GIccnlcy. l022 Delaware Ave.
Candrot nclie,i. 2l1 " Sth
" GiIlmsn, 80 W .th
Nm oliver. : " Cor OH " Rodney
rcalc Rice So Windsor
James Il Grooves. SO Tatnall
stephen Miller. 700 ratnall
John Rtuwn. 81 Jefferson
! + Federico lerclwalay l0l " 9Th.
Abran,o l.l-t 1914 " fth.
Herman NoHc 1ll W 9th
Rnbcrt " Taiic 204 W 18th
\hr,han, MARITIME. 9th y Rodney
SIMON C,.ldwlrc itl% Chppc>
Ci,dr 4 de- Shields. 1913 Madison
En,ho Ncucgucrro, III Scott
Nnlc,.nn sands 2O5 " 18th
Ntlhclm almhullc, lOll ratnaN
James Brown. 60f Lincoln
,.ordon raylor. 1919 Mc( utloh
street Baltimore Md
Canilli ltmlll 100 Lincoln
James DAVIS. .0j W 9Th
tIerrhd ingram illl Baltimore
avenue. Philadelphia, IN
Nathan t,rrcn. COS Lincoln
lrcd J Eoop. 1914 v TN
oscar horton. 1883 Orange
Charle, Il stewart iO5 " sth.
lnl,n ! hurty 1927 HARRISON
l,hn IrrdrIck~un. los " 4th
IIl.volth liamilton, los " oh
l.tr. u trsI.~. 6Ot Willow
troue y nup ID " sth
Pctcr D,ggnrpc- llu3 Market
Ieui,, p,-.nt, 500 Lincoln
t,eaIpc lhti. 1880 Orange
Chah,~ MADISON, " 18th
N,rr., \rlI-nd.,. iOl6 Logan
~ahatlur jh lauu TO- Lincoln
rasoualr ~,stIho, 81 " riiman
Inhn t,,,b.r 6I3 " >th
lmci t,rlin -OG \ Lincoln
palnb ~tuart 23ll " lN,h
WaI,ar Johnson 60> Lincoln
neilo~a t,ag 7o3 tncu
,,,
Eiph"i..,' rooms. Is 1aTl"F IL.
ticNandcT tahrh"fh. care 0''p
building . alnu'n. :
hona~ I fraN ~ TIN
lames AmrieT ~ nm
AltNand' hutihNN'. -",
Niii2W Neigh. ','' -~'
I'm Daring W. A''i' '''''". y
i&n,.a il>.
loS"ph !f"a dg" Moor
/ tlar"nr i1t ~t"iano. TO-, ~ '.ot.'
/ ~4ut, o'i'n. nv l.'N.'. 81 aN''lH'.
4 kroohhn. \
/ Thomas Wh"t'on We L"in'aF".
I Samuel ~rdor soy ~
Mafth"" Fill. 49, !. ilth
James Il .ioncs amy 4. = ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
Il Regiew Margaret Melvin viii.

fearing 81 peuton for review ol Che
viii Ii Margaret Melvin will he resumed
next Tuesday by Isaac X. Brown, register
If wills
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
SENATOR WOLCOTT


"Arc YOU not sure" he said that
President Wilson did not shy the World
must bc safe for democracy what We
want Is that the world ran be safe l"f
our own democracy to live ~ 10 you
think we can dcm0cratiW turkey ;
tell YOU / wouldn't sacrifice one company
af American soldiers to dcnprraiize
Turkey We've got 80 beat the I'm,
prfiallstic government oi 6ermhny ana
create democracy there. II ~ only ~ =
means H. an end that am 80 favor o.
our making The world safe for democracy.
own rHHrE THOUSAND NAwEs
When the petition was unrolled ~
make showing oi ~ length ~ ihc
BEGINNING IL tho interview with Senator
Wolcott be asked how muny names were .
omit Mrs Ball told him =, 722, eZclusv We
of the vote ,lf The Central Labor Union,
which Includes u local unions. and %
counted as 10000 signature Then
he asked how many men and how many
women and was told OJ men ana
2 G6s women II was then explained
that Ncw Castles part Of the pih y
with between 100 and 10 mines, about
half men and half women had not been
aodcd. and Harrington section hhd gone
directly 10 Washington without bong
added to the whole There Werr ai1p
explanations bv various ladies 10 say
tbat no attempt had been made 70 get Z.
thorough canvass, because of lack ~
tifnc, aud bccatIse Of the women frlHg
engaged ~ Other work
Ia hc sort Df continuous debate thar
kept on batwprn tho senator and various
speaker among BE- siffraRsts u waa
evident that the Senator was bent Dn
finding out whether or not the women ~
priaWare rcaiy Han' The vote, and he
oppressed his oncc, aud stated that he
| bad tccn basIng his opiniou on The wo-
/ mcn ~ this State hint he knows and WITH
| whom he comes iu c0ntnci and on what
| be- learns from fhom
! There Was = general laugh whom Mrs
| Ernest piHlua II New Castle said that
/ 4bc Is The only woman 81 Now Castle Win
/ hae voted md she Just did 4 lFraus" she
wanted t. The -cnafor then replied t'ia'
| Il looked a though nc women q her tp~f
were not vcrv ANXIOUS IL have vote Mr.
/ phiiIra stated that -hc bad 10 right -
| bat tho acn dplnt know enough F. iel
/ hcr mot t1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-20
tnnrIInCe Brill Of Son.

MIR and Mir, Frcd Widdetlind, of
East Twenty-third street announce Il
birth OF q son yesterday morning
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.Tucn. ! understand, that after Nom
husband hsd madc over All his none g
YOU you left him Yes, | eouldn
live with man who cheated his creditor
ike that. "- Boston Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-09
Food. Fuel and Funds Needed
SchWab Tells Advertising Men

By United Prssa.
sAN FRANCISCO, July s:-Charles
NJ. Sohwab, director of Americas
shtpbuilding program. addressed ne
convention OF the Associated Adyer-
Using Clubs of the World here today,
He was followed by Bainhridge
Colby, also OF tho Emergency Eject
Corporation.
War subjects again dominated the
sessions OF tho ad mems convenuon
today. Representatives of the food
and fuel administrations and the
treasury department told the dele
gates about the nations war needs IN
food, fuel and funds.
Herbert s. Houston, former presi-
dent OF the Associate Ad Clubs OF the
World, delivered an address on the
economic pressure resulting from ths
a Mrs. Robert Burdette. Pess-
dena, Cal, OF national fame In the
women's war work movement, and DIT.
Ray Lyman Wilbur. president OF Lee
land Stanford University, also ad-
dressed the convention.
A hot contest for the 1919 nve
ton has developed among New Or
leans, New York and St Paul.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-09
CASES IN KEYPoRT
Recorder Fines Several Prisoners on
Various Charges.
BIZ Hnectnl O-orreSpondenL

Recorder Fines SeveraI Ttsonc oa
Various Charges.
BIZ Special Correspondent
KEYPORT, July s;-Several cases
were heard on Sunday by Recorder
Thomas L. Smith at the Borough hail.
the first being that of Frank facns
of Matawan, who was arrested by o.
| fcer George Mason charged with be-
ing drunk and disorderly and with
lying on the sidewalk at Front street.
He was fined IS and costs, making a
total of $685.. the fine Peing guaran-
teed by the Magnolia Metal Works OF
Matawan.
Isaac Harrison was charged with
being drunk and asleep in the waiting
room of the Jersey Central TRACTION
Company in First street. He was ar
rested by Oflcer George Mason ana
was fined IS and costs, making a total
of 1886.
Louis Rack of 424 West 124th
street, New York City, was appre-
hended by Inspectors of the State MO-
tor Vehicles Thompson n Burke, be-
ing charged with driving at fifty miles
an hour. After hearing h evidence
| the Recorder fined Rack $25 and
costs.
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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-07-26
DONE walt on Hoo cholera.

Don't take chance with sick hog.
Act quickly. Get veterinarian or a
trained man Immediately. Only prompt
action will stop hog-cholera losses.
Every hog saved will help to win the
war.
The time for argument about anti
hog-cholera serum is past, declare
specialists of the United States depart
ment of agriculture. Figures prove
that when administered efficiently and
In time, hog-cholera serum will keep
well hogs from taking the disease.
Quick action is imperative to get
serum and a trained operator to treat
the hogs.