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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15

had made fciends W.ta Mitchell.
The $3.50 fighters we've placed in the
same eel where. tboy dsanA frosu the
same botte. They ate together and
soon Weee telling stories together.
Mitchell proposed that The min be
finished at once, for he said he was
sure he could win from sullivan. Pre-
cedpre alone ;his line. however. was
stopped when bail was obtained Tor the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15

FooD FOR FIGHTERS FIRST.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15
Don'tLet Catarrh Drag
You into Construction

sprays, inhslers, atomizers, jellieS
and other local applications.
S. S. S. has proven a most s~atisfzc-
tory remedy for Catarrh because it
goes direct to its source, and re-
moves the germs Of the disease from
the blood. Get q bottle from your
druggist today, and begin the only
logical treatment that gives real re-
suits. You can obtain special medical
advice without charge by writing to
Medical Director, p Swift Labora-
tory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15
BASKET
SHOOTERS
START FUN
Martinsville Defeats Rock
vile Last Night in State
Basketball Tourney Be
fore 1000 Fans.
lEUILETTN.l

YLoolEINGToN, IND, March l5.-
ssfoss n crowd estimated at 4C11 PEG
lie, the cirh-a an1Va- stare high school
asket han tournament was opened here
lASt, night when NaItinsviIle defeated
Rockville, 33 70 90. The gymnasium was
crow6sd 70 its cn-seity snd mary were
standing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15
Avoid It's Dangerous Stage.

There is a more serious stage of
Catarrh than the annoyance caused
by the stopped-up air passages, and
the hawking and splitting and other
distasteful features.
The real danger comes from the
tendency Of the disease TO continue
it's course downward until tho lungs
become affected. and then dreaded
consumption is on your path. Your
W experience has taught you that
the disease cannot be cured by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15

SPREAD BUTTER THIN-HELP
THE sAMMIES GET BERLIN.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15
Charley RED" Doom.

Red" Doom. the veteran catcher
who managed the Phillies some sea
ons ago. reports that ne is in gres'
shape these days and it's likely tha
8 big league club will snap Doom UP
His sort will be needed n the big
show this summer. Doom was with
the Giants after leaving the Phillies
but a bum knee. now fully recovered
caused the Giants to let him o..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15

Fs@sFlFAHiE CIV AANiA Att'@A -AAt "A
til q Aock Of gendarules began scoug-
ing the country fer them Md. as
they attempted TO cross the border. the
whole 81 them were placed under arr
rest. one oe the sullivan party at-
tempted 70 escape from the geudornes.
but was halted when two blank CART
ridge were fred. Tho captain order
Cd his men to load with ball and
threatened to shoot any one who
should duplicate the action Of The man
who had tried TO escape.
MitcheIl's good spirits held lp after
they ~ere thrown iuto prison. uut mot
SO with Sullivan. He was glun and
depressed. The fact that he had not
been able to win weighed him down
immensely for the first few hours or
his imprisonment. As time wore on.
however. he forgot it, and before time
came for the men to be arraisned he
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15

A.kst han tournament was opened here
last, R.ght whcn XartinsviIle defeated
Rockville, &c 70 80. The gymnasium was
crow6sd 20 its cn-aeity snd many were
standing.
BLOOMINGTON. IND. March IL
-ectionsl high school champions che
lied 80 appear iu tie EARLY genes of the
tate fnsls beginning here last night.
l-scheG the city Yesterday and there
Vas an oecasional rootfest heard in
ARGUS sections o. the city s. followers
Of the teams became worked ny. The
teams wiz be ousrtered al fraternity
t~cCses. Hub and hotels, ali arrange
I-eats kavine been taken care Of by the
T.costers' club OF Indiana university.
he officials arrived yesterday and
eter2 thing was Get for the opening tilt
sat- $50 between the N~rartinsville and
Rockville quintets.
twenty teams will strive for honors
and from the class OF game displayed in
the district tournaments many thrilling
battles are promised, The dopesters
Lave been busy picking faVorites and 10
ons team has been given a pronounced
cdge. Endurancea probably will be the
big factor in the hual settlement and
the teams With the strongest substitutes
VIII have an advantage in this respect.
Among the squads selected as probable
champions are Emerson Of Cary, Leb-
anon. last years winner; Martinsviile.
Huntington. Anderson and Rochester.
Deep regret is felt because Indianapolis
g not represented. as an eutrant from
the capital city would add more lusteT
20 the proceedings because OF the pres
ence Of many Indianapolis students a
the university.
Richmond ard Bloomington battled In
the second game last night and action
this morning will see Muncie and Mont
nlorenci clash at S o'clock. The final
contest viii he staged Saturday night al
5 o'clock. Lebanon. the present cham
plon. will make its first appear in de-
fenee oC it slaurels today at 8 o'clock
against the Niagate 1--WE. sectional win
usrs a. Charlottesville.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15
ARMY FIVE FROM CAMP GRANT
To PLAY WHITING OWLS

tons. however. make IL appear that
they viii have 20 go some. for Tie
Whiting contingent is in tip top shape.
ready and anxious for the fray.
Let her come.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15

Knapp starred for the Badgers. while
Church AND Tuson played well for Pur-
due.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-15

n your business should be hurt some
Wer-sayings IT may be q cross. but
- q cross OF honor. not an iron cross
MAN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-08
Sale of trousers
BARCAIN BASEMENT

Mems and young mems work trousers, of
durable fabrics, in neat dark fab e. az
rics-are reduced to 1874 and. .9lsJ0
Work and dress trousers of cassimeres, and
worsted fabrics, in striped effects, 60 IN
medium weights, at 1924 and .@kslJ
Mems and young mems dress trousers, cas-
simere, cheviot, tweed, and other fabrics.
A limited number at GO D0
$4.l3 and .,...-........ .QOsV0
Our finest quality pure wool trousers in a
comprehensive variety of fabrics, ca "a
colors and patterns, $5.94 and .07sO0
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-08
WILL OVERLOOK
MINOR DEFECTS
Local Exemption Board Receives New
Physical Regulations From
Provost Marshal.
TO PLACE MEN In THREE CLASSES
The Class Registrants for Active and
Limited Service and In Ply
sically Unfit List.

The local exemption board is now
prepared to examine the 100 draft men
called for Monday without delay. The
new physical regulations were receiv-
ed from the office of the provost mar
Shall yesterday.
The new regulations differ from the
old rules, In that men with minor ply
steal defects, which can be corrected,
will be accepted Under the new reg
ulations the draft men will be placed
in three classes after being examined:
Those physically fit for active service.
those fit for Limited" service, and
those totally rejected as physically
unfit.
In the modern army there are just
as many, if not more, non-combatants
than fighting men. The active fighters
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-08
ILLINOIS CRY

An all-day Red Cross meettn.
held at the home Of Charles Il, ~ ~
OF Hazel Dell. -Four sewing nSsSs.sf
were used. Dinner was served nss
Miss Anna Peterson. who hss
confined to her bed By illness. Il zen
Miss Shirley II still very III s'
The school teachers met wiz :.
p. s. Busby for their reading .o Mfa
saturday. They are now stu6ysnes
Chris Ruthenbers Is VISITING ri. =.
in law. Edward Bartlett. - "a
Mrs. Reeves and FER daughter "
day. Senea-
Mr.. Fuhr 10 slowly rscoysr,n~
an injury to his foot. Afon
Arthur Kennedy has volunteers >.
the army. tof
Floyd Hessman has moved ont. :.
farm purchased from Ross Ker"s tne
near Hazel Dell. neoy,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-08
the speakers who will give talks at

the speakers who will give talks at
each:
First Baptist-F. o Van Calder.
J. Central Presbyterian F. d. G.
Walker.
Spencer Memorial-Clyde B. Taylor.
First Methodist Episcopal-John W.
Casio.
Fifteenth Avenue Presbyterian. J.
Green.
Second Christian-William B. Nc
Intyre.
First United Presbyterian - o. J.
Stirratt.
Broadway Presbyterian-Rev John
McGown Stevenson.
Memorial Christian-Clyde c. Hart
ford.
Catholic churches will hold a recep-
ton and general get together" for
fathers and sons at knights of Co.
lunlbus hall.
Grace Lutheran will hold a recep-
ton and social evening at Grace Luth-
eran church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-08
WILL CELEBRATE
PATTERSON DAY
Programs and Banquets Will Re Held
in Many Rock Island Churches
On February IL.
SPEAKERS AT EACH PLACE
Invitations Have Been Issued To Ev.
cry Local Parent Urging His and
Lads Attendance.

National Father and Son week is to
be observed in Rock Island Feb. 10.
Almost all Of the local churches are
to hold father and son banquets at the
churches. Speakers at each church
will be provided and a general good
get together time for all fathers and
sons is promised at each place. Invi-
tations have been issued to all of the
fathers in Rock Island. In the invita-
tons there are spaces which must be
filled out to reserve plates and also to
specify which church the applicant
desires to attend. The reservations
must be mailed or phoned to the Rock
Island Young Mems Christian associa-
ton building before Monday.
To Have Speakers.
Appended is the list of churches
where the banquet will be held and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-08

have an immense following to bring
up munitions and foods and other
necessities. For this reason many
men are needed in what 10 termed
the Limited" service. There are men
Of draft age who are not Ill or physi-
cally defective. yet they are not
strong enoug h to stand intensive
training and trench life. Such men
are placed in Limited" service. Minor
defects, that can be corrected, are
overlooked under the new ruling.
Complete Task Today.
B. ID. Connolly, clerk Of the local
board, announced that he would COM
plete the classifying Of all regis
trants in the local district today, with
the exception Of few odds and ends.
The district board has acted ON q
great number Of appeals, which have
been returned in the past few days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-08
L. Mossnfelder's Acrs addition. South

L. Mosenfelder's Acre addition, South
Rock Island township, Il.
Swan p. Benson and wife to A. b.
Sproat, lot Is, block e, Edgswood
Park addition. Rock island. 81.
Martin ". O'Dean and wife to Jo-
seph Nelson, part IT, 8. George Swan
sons first addition, Moline, 81.
Joseph Nelson and wife to Charles
H. Carlson. part lot 8, George Swan
sons first addition. Moline, 81.
Sifford v. Bergstrop and wife to
John Colvin, tract ~ metes and
bounds. I'M Moline, 81.
e. H. Gdyer, ct al. to Alvin Schave.
lot z, block 1856, East Moline, 81.
Ida C. Elmquist and husband to Mo-
line Plow company. south 30 feet, lot
1. block 2, Sinnett's addition, Rock Is
land. $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-08
Boys clothing reduced

BOYS SECTION-2 FLOOR,
BOYS SUITS in Norfolk and all around
belt styles; tailored of novelty fabrics in the
seasons most wanted colors ana 60 ar
patterns. On sale at ~. -
Buys OVERCOATS in plain school and
military models, made of sturdy materials
many warmly worsted lined. Coats that
were unusual values at the - M
regular prices, now 31.SA
BOYS MACK1NAWS in storm collar mod
81 WIN generous pockets and belt. Made Of
bright colored mackinaw cloths in laroe
plaid designs. Sizes an ' MS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-08

strictly high grade shirt. at price. that ar,
shirt is guaranteed fast color; full cut.
AT $1.15 you will find values formerly selling
at $3.50 and $500. Soft and laundered cuff
styles. The fabrics are madras, percale, OK
ford, and other materials in neat and lively
patterns At this price you'll save by buying
in half dozemlots for DIX
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-08

Appended is the list of churches
where the banquet will be held and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-08
TAXES ARE NOW DIE.

Real estate and personal You will
get better service by calling now than
if you wait till March and the last min
ute rush. Tax collector has Offices in
the State Bank building. You are re-
quested to pay your taxes now 50 az
to relieve the congestion later on.
WALDO SCHNEIDER, Collector.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-08
Pies Cured I'm 6 to IL DAYS

Plies Vured III 10 ii Days
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching
Bind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
First application gives relief. SOC.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
POOR HYGIENE HERE
RAPED BY 8ANTON
Epidemic Has Revealed Appalling
Need .or Instruction Among
White Citizens He Says.

tt'r~ na Aoar la. +-
Session .a-t ga aa4 ar -rel t#ngat on
f -hr nerIe -at0n0- no~. r'.rrf-t
Satisfying public t-n
c aa.r5 .ao3gh- w 1atar o.d -
nnerca Jr 5anrta t.d .e o.-
.eme Hi aH e-la had revealed -IrDr.irr
fr glprl" ndtiar~ a Wilmington lI.
-ald fac 1nor4nc- III .1srr appalling
Ard r s--uri~ar3 1uclt5an-
4n yt;ca .l-.lrrS ner,4l i.a ni-
4re srra.aa.3
Hygiene erdifurS ctt,r among
%pGrac- lau tua- whites ae ald
ara ur aa4tg -4-- gUne NrgT0c-
Iess aan morr er.,a- Negroes .ad
.caith weeks aa aIa. 1aa sreW hat
t9 a9 Nhcu ac aiurala uneareG.
Ie aogghf he h1r t-rem s0uid
include instructions Ell .9mr vgcne.
-I9er.r- pndeut SCOTT -all -.n influenza
euIdeIaic had Auwa ae n.essttt at
starting .a n4ucluunAl rHp4canll 0
Alne he homes aoFe nrEcnie aV-
books au e4!th acre rgr e -.n Iolr
schools t~r es-E lt le lu-tr rl2
-a.a tl=r -e.t2r ilra
1r .aaer 4!a Talte rtzens r
Forced Is I'VE In4.r anu4tlans pr eru-
...y. 3 -go. at-. Il sena..ae 4e.e r.
Ho. aoinal .ur- fc declared ceFra.
conditions aua aoi .4vc been rarncdIed
s4 nv .p.h schools auglr rueue.
-4l .te a.r. .ilng .1 1y 4u
la o-orH IL -ea-Ia a-ltn.
2, 3.n.an i2ge> u Dr
t.aftyf s.aea AparsoD
,s.u.4-t.u~ alsl- te- .a Ecyroe-
as -tt4A- ap4-l u. ar resent
t-alaE .r au4nrftt.i -u.,~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
Hopes Women VIII
Adopt This Ha0lt
As Well As Men
Glass ii nog wa.er sa~a ncrn
ing ps " oo> and fssi
eisan, sweet. ircsn.

lIsu.. -h.
l.Naei0u- 1ooi r. ~a
sa~y urr.a>aa and -e,.w ren 'l ?
arr assured ntlv #s rt #,aa -
If -nlN .rgrN wmu3n tn1 Ar0 .rrN
m.uf rH4i sea'izc a, uonu.r~ Ee
morning n-. hl'h Naat
chance would raae ns,e
Instead a. the hatstfl,
,a0sn -lunagu. meu "riacu
Mith past, 3it Nmn.a.
>t,..,.l uf tho m..e-aa3o- nerle
runaanu~ hnuu
-iut-i- t,. -a...a M rHD rt
thnou4 heyNc4 ne
whyrc
AaH-..e .ath hal
moIam- apterr breakfast t-
hot water Alth "A re4epaoma' .rM-
phosphate n 81 io wash from a a,
liver, kidneys 4u3 ten yard- at hp"t.-.
the previous oty inalKe-tih.' waste.
sour faqurutat i nr.-an> he'of.
putting more food lulu th, anr'
ih,r~r subject ra -AN Hsaua ht
loU-ue,~ nasty nfeuth arWh.'
colds anG particularly thu>e aay hEs
paiid ~aliow comp!,NleH Aud Nha 'f.
,on-tp, .cd NcrN often re reeA fa e'-
tuu quarter noWui l nu tnhr nn1e-
thau the drug -ter aluaa Fi- eas
laj rlliy hul n l'hrun lem
.rat lg QulcA aud reulfSat4e mango
q utl health nn apnaran.r aWt'me
b,.n uho pTactire in.ernal sanitation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
BUSH
! me-
DELAW ARE CITY.

eltslal correspondence of Every Ee,a4s4s
Delaware Cuy. Get. -. Mrs, Thomas
" httenan and son Moore, Jeff vester-
1at for STATE College Pa where they
vii VISIT Mrs WATERMAN daughter.
Mrs 6'hesleigh Bouinc
+ \ Pennington j, visiting n l;co
\ ] with his daughter Mrs William
Hutton
Guy Bowen fermcr resid,n, ia thi-
place Wa kliied q y railroad accident
IN NV Jersey an sunday last
Mrs John >le.er aud Two small .Ffl-
dfeu Who have been III with infueuzu.
ar improving
Nliss Edna oaIe WHO has beea 4ag,e
Ill !, sshlt Il be eia
Dr Bray shaW md tanj> ua4e taken
Ati-> Ldle Bradva, hot-t for ~.
winter Mis- BradW4l viii spend he
winter II Atlantit City
Construction ii he new Hospitals al
Tort in POM progressing rapiah
,lt teandatloa and frame uorA being
practically completed lbi7 uarh i-
bong dom - L G Collins Fc ha, I4.t
luIshei the .a4loaucnt- at Fortdu Pont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
BOXING BOUTS
DECLARED OFF
New Jersey Health Authorities
hut Ban IN Fight
Organizations

Boung ID thc raH nov 3t 3 -snd-
etii hrc8I-c - tbr cpidcuic " ~pn-
ish iuNuonEf. Prnmotef. ID FhHadel-
pima, Boston and 1ten Jtr-ry, H cone
pIianct with fegieH- Hsucd ~ their
different Health Departments nave a-
greed tD closr up shop How i0ug fhe
port #Il =. id, frnatn- }p He -rtn.
boz f y pDJ..e that lp ma'.t
any lmppraua. piH t4 undertaken
whiic lhc epidem.a opIiulf
TIE %ew Jer-rY pramnrtf- az thc
jate-t ~ drai1ro ,ner orFaulzatlyus
closed nufii us danger taz decreased
Rostpn, which has yoer particularly
bit w The plague ha ri uo Ldt
cation There ylii =" ra@lUntiao ~
the port .i.era yr 3m ~ nmc
whiio lhe pntiadrlpi promoter tar~
cca-rd tn fheiy e'far Fp t'ran. cGI
notch uerfaunri- - r.t .4. t.r
rouHd Dogts io9e2r- t lfe srps
arc 'i 2 uP antnltsenrr
q q He2 ia.r io- tte .c4v lh' at.I
between Iark iJeu,e. api BaHsrx
IeYinssy uinah - Ha been Je
oGed 81 the 1..u,'a 3.r eoo-
test ta4 ast eca sofulf,' phdare1
a.'hough aen ule Hty o
-'agng
Ihrra atra t -ro1 re1Ir5
tDr a-t u.gt aa1r r'Itt a tcr
Jer 5at . Toned -er1-
porariE ~Dor
mel i4b A...3at.r -.tc RG~-e
tac rrtc-.t 3rrteH d. Icre
t.t .t ft
auo t.e
,.rr 9 i rfcA a6
a3gf rst.tt ncr
15y .hau a rl- rgt .a~.
fov uu s.'r
ta@ coH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
MO WING AND HAULING.

g. GALLOWAY
irausiel. piano and furniture mover LocAl
ald loug distance hauling u q 4 1861
Get our rates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
FREE TRAIN FOR WORKERS.

~pHciaI tarr9i 9i~,nIence IT tvrr. JN,aa-
Dover Oct l5 Tn ree train carry-
lne passengers ro the Bethlehem loading
plant I'd New I lstty, Nhich tarlcd
YESTERDAY morang from Harrington.
reached Dover ~hor.tl ajter ,locl>
with nearly 4 uH cua,l 81 mea lnd
pumtn At Dover l1 "a more boarded
the tram and more would nave gone
tut thinking the tram did not leave nm
tii later hour missed the Free special
The management feel that yester-
day trial trip was Il success and be-
heve it Will accomplish lhe end aimed
AT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
STEAMBOAT LINES.
[~a.5-> To Philadelphia
and Chester

from Fourth street Wharf
Schedule tn effect Monday September 81
Subject 70 Cbangevithout notice.
Leave NiinIng1 on for Philadelphia week
days. exc pt Saturdays, at '7.30 800
= 20 a. IN. - 0u and - 80 D. m
On saturdays and sundays. 80, 300
1870 m. = 80. e 90. 4 10 and 200 .. u.
stops ~ Pruns Grove
Leave Philadelphia for Wilmington. week
days. except saturdays at 30 and 100
a m. 50. a.t5 and 500 .. N.
On Saturdays and Sundays. 30 1890
a. m. II O'Clock noon. ! 30. 4.l5. 600 and
90 p
WILMINGTON-P -PENN'5 GROVE ROUTE
schedule IN effect Monday. september 30
Daily Except sunday.
Leave Wilmington az $50. 10, 400. 2 100
I0.O9. Hoo m. II O'Clock noon. 100
> %. 100. 400. 500. 900. 500 1000 and
I2.o0 d.
Leave Penns Grove. 10 500. 400
1000. 100 >. N. = o'clock noon 90
2.I5. 800, 400 800. 900. : ~, 900. 100
D. m l. - o. n.
sunday Schedule.
leave Wilmington. $50. 1.BJ. 10 90 q m.
= O'Clock noon. 100. 90. 900 500. 1000
and l. 10 2. IN
Leave Penn Grove. rs. 900. 100 :.
NJ. I0o. 800. 800. %. 40 100 D. IA
aud II Is .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15

FOR SAIAE-Btx-room house. bargain. AD-
ply 20 N h Cloud. 20I7 w Eighteenth
street. Phone 5f7b.
LOTS 1T AituquadaIc Two Cheap. Cash
or bonds. REASON for selling leaving town.
62l " seventh street
OWN bome Figure up your lass eight
years rent receipts. My plan viii cost
you no mora per moutn. aud you will own
The home. William II. Jones. s13 5hipiey
street. a. n to 10 o.
PROPERTY Of three acres on Kenuett
pike seven mites from Wilmington Old
shade. ID II. Every Evening Once
RO0AfTNt. house for sale. Also. tho flrni-
ture and garage. \ good Investment. AD-
pIy to French street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
Soft oal shipments Show Gain.

~ A,>oe.agel tee-s % Every Evening
Washington. Oet - Railroad, III thg
eastern region, III hr rlght months end
ine ScpteWbor 50 have carried more
than eleven percent more bluumlnou.
coal than dtlrng the same period ii 1917.
the railroad administration today an
nouuted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
Five More Otranto Victims Dead

R> Associated Press Jo Every Evening
Belfast Nlunda, DctI4 -tlNo more
American odicr~ ti AhcAiuhou.
J Cavvha- tnc, l Attou II huuNitun
and Marshall ol ArtlL,rymon. have
died from pneumonia contracted ar the
time ho transport 0trmt. Va- Nl.tA.d
They 0yre buried to-day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
SEEN NEwBERRY WITNESSES
Testify Before Proher> or stay in Jali
T. :. AlTUrne!s say.

\pu EHrA t}c I5 ttas -au.el.
tttorA. .UtatIleea t-;tg,-4. -aat
Hel .u apf.r H. HusN as e,rrt
Cauu er an RIDER .--la.s-la- ne writes
,i 1..ae4- ast,,- ADDER H.icA -t
N.-ness At..G-ass u,e4 ~let,-
~rar9ra ma5E DQurt .eA -a-.
rau. aulusa.,s .t
d. eoIg ..r >u l--tr .e~-sa-
s. l.t s,.er.t. t5sai.a |as a.-.-- -sa
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM Of IIn acres. within three miles of
Wilmington and one mile of nearby VII
Vim J Armstrong Marshallton. BI, Phone
5595 } .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE Estate of William J Rooney
deceased Notc. is hereby given that let :
ters OF administration upon The estate %
William J kooncN late ~ Wilmington nun
drcd deceased 1efe duty granted unto
Eautfahle Trust 60 the stI Icuth day
ot 0.toacr. ID 1918 aud all persons
indebted - N said deceased urc requested
10 make pay mtnt - tne adm4nIstrat Or
without delay and ali persons having dc
Tnaud4 against tho deceased att required
10 exhibit and present tie same duls pro
baleI 10 he said administrator On be- Z
fore the so1enth daA ~ October 4 ID
1919 of abide b. the iaN IN this behalf
EuItTAhtI Tit ST OAfPANA
AumiuIst ratoI
Address Equitable ftIaf Company Vii
ulnGton I)ci-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
APAKTN1ENTS.
PUBLIC SALES.

TKIr STEE ) SAfE OF REAl. - 1 Att
Bz virtue OF an order Of the orphans
Court. viii hc exposed u sale AT public
auction or ycndue on Saturday October
-. I9lo 1T 10 O'Clock a N at the Court
IIouse. Wilmington Ds.laWare the foiiow
ing described real estate. tate Of George
Robinson deceased to 3tt
\o Being the brick stores With 4
saloon therein kno" as Nos i0d aud l0s
West Tenth -treet having front on
Tenth street of II feat. and fan.ing bsck
~ feet. 10 inches.
No Being the t.o three story trick
dwellings and stores knuNn Nos Ito
and IT. West Tenth street. $o. IL ling
also the corner Of Tenth and Orange streets
having d front on Tenth street of - f,,l
and running back = feet IN inches
Ne 3 NJ 1921 feaplea street. ~4fh
brick dwelling thereon has tUS i 'front.' an
Peoples street Uf - tcet and depth O.
90 feet
Tor terms ui sale and tu}i description seG
large sale bills posted of consult tue undef-
nUGn II MORRIS
Trustee.
Attest <aruau + crouch Clerk - G
Wilmington Del oet ! t9tS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
PRINTING .ENGRAyiNG .EMBossING

AM Still GIVING REAs0NARf h
~ER& KC'E both qualit and delivery.
las. ii Gray Printer IL East Eigh IA
street,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-15
FOR SAIE--REAL, ESTATE.

AN DPpDRTIi NIFTY For sale. old home
stead boulevard and Concord avenue
Open daily. J. q. Freebooter. proprietor