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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-24

Harry Van Fossen, remembered
as the principal fun maker in the
musical comedy Watch Your
Step" which was seen here last
year and considered one of the
cleverest black face comedians on
the stage, is one of the features of
the next Orpheum bill at the Ia
coma starting Friday.
The headline feature of the bill
is the famous Russian pianist Tina
Lerner, who is one OF the few
women pianists to have achieved
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-24

with one hit, a scratch that would
have been fielded had field con-
ditiols been right.
Pete Schneider. the tall right
handler of the Reds, bewildered
the Pirates with his curves and
let them dOw1 with one hit.
Does this mean another blow at
batting? Does it mean that pitch
ers are going to he so effective this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-24

Farmer will give Mick King a
chance to regain the Pacific coast
title in Seattle next week. The
result OF this battle will have no
effect upon the Dillon match, but
Farmer believes that King will
have no chance to take the crown
from him and is planning a hard
scrap to defend the new champion
ship.
After boxing in Tacoma, Dillon
will appear in Seattle against Mick
King and will later box in Port
land.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-24
KIDDIEsS RECEIVE
FREE CHAPLIN SHOW

@ Peter David, manager of
o the Liberty theater, Is play 4
4. ing the role of host to all the
o Riddles in town this week.
g He has thrown open the I
o doors OF his house during
@ Charlie Chaplin week" to
i. every child under IA years of
@ age, admitting them all IL
Z. they come to the theater &C
@ companied by parent or old 4
o er companion. 4
@ The picture is Chase Me, 4
q Charlie" British version OF
= Chaplin's funniest films. II (
= Is said to be one Of the most
= comical Chaplin plays ever
q brought to Tacoma. 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-24

League baseball games in Ia
coma this season will probably
start at o'clock, altho Owner
Russ Hall has not yet made an
nouncement of the fact. With
the daylight saving law allowing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-24
Two one-H games on opening

Two one-Ht games on opening
day.
1t is a record for baseball
Never before have two pitchers
been effective enough to get away
with One-hit games on the day the
big league races started.
Carl Mays completely fooled
Philadelphia batters with his sub
marine ball, letting them down
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-24

Director Ed Armstrong OF the
Armstrong Follies company has
put over an unusual hit this week
at the Oak in Isle Of JOY" Ii
is 1.-THE Story Book Ball. sung
and acted by Perqueta and 10
girls. Each of the nursery rhyme
characters is brought to life by a
different girl. One CARRIED as Lit
tie Jack Horner, another as Jack
Spratt, third as old Mother Hub
bard and all the rest of the folk
known to CHI 'ldren for so long.
The snappy song number with its
dance accompaniment is one vi
the striking hits of the show.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-24
Miss Lerner

international fame. Miss Lerner
is from Odessa.
THE Naughty Princess" high
class musical comedy which is
said to be very tuneful, is another
headliner.
Others on the bill are Drew and
Wallace in a flirtations fizz, AT
the Soda Fountain" Hudler, Stein
and Phillips in Steps OF Har-.
mony;' Louis Stone in new nov
city dance and The Aerial Mitchels
presenting Fun in the Air"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE

b @ 9 @ @ q o @ o = y o @ G.
Standing of the Clubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-24
The
WearerS

VvVO1 VlO
OF "DUTCHESS"
Trousers i'm this
city would, II
recruited to u man,
make n regiment Of
fighting strength.
II every man
in the city knew
what we know and
what the men that
wear "DUTCHESS"
Trousers know, we
could recruit
three regiments
just as easily.
"1Oc a button
and $1.OO n rip"
have become part
and parcel OF all
'sDutchess" TrOuser
publicity, and IL
does protect the
wear'er from those
little annoyances
that all trOuser
wearers are heir
to; but far and
beyond this Guar
antee is the real,
simon pure wearing
qualities and real
value OF these
trousers and the
honest Service they
render to
the wearer.
Men wear
"DUTCHESS" COR
DCROYS for from
three to eight
months and other
trousers in pro-
portion; and
right here we
offer this sugges-
toni
YOU CAN MAKE
MONEY BY BUYING
A YEARS SUPPLY
OF TROUSERS
WITHIN THE
NEXT 90 DAYS.
Whenever you are
ready, we shall be
pleased to prove
to you the 1907
efficiency Of
"DUTCHESS'
Trousers at
$3.50 to 800.
DICKSON
BROS.
co.
ff20-22 Pacific Avenue
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-24

The Logan school team won an
ether league game yesterlay, de-
feating the Lincoln team, to 6.
Batteries-Logan: Haugland, Erb
and Saaher; Lincoln: Mariana and
Cook.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE

o o o q = 0 o o . Q o o 8 q, .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-24
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

, s o o . o . . o . y . o . Z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-24

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
>caford. April Sit Was made known
hero the latter part oi the week that Paul
Iia>tIngs son of Mr. and Mrs James
Hastings. Of near here. and Miss Clara
Bovcc of Laurel were married IN that place
tin early part OF thc week They went TO
II, camp IN Georgia. vhcrc Mr.. Hastings
Is training
Word has been received here OF tho
nrirrlnc, oi Edward g. Lank, son OF MIR
nI Mr. r. l. Lank OF near town, to Mis-
lEnua Marine % Philadelphia. III that
ci1 last Urrh
rbc IaOllc, OF the Acorn Club gave toeir
second card party Of the season the early
Ir,rt oi a> week in the club rooms. There
ver. II tables Several piano selections
N,r, rendered. after which refreshments
,,..r. served and favors given. About 80
r~ cleared which went into the club
treasury
l.n>lrn Brilcv Wright. son OF Mr., and
Mr. Joseph Wright Of Cambridge. Md.
was here the carly part OF last week, a
clIr-t Of hi> aunt. Mrs I y RawlIns.
Nlr and Mr. James Rogers OF near
Middltford left last week for Bnston,
Creehs county. Oklahoma, where they
vii make heir home.
Roland Hurley Of Western Maryland
college. Westminster. Md, i spending
trH DAYS here with his parents, Mr.. and
Nl-> l. " Hurley.
Mas Narl BARNES, who Is attending ,
Beacon Busincs. COLLEGE Wilmington
spent the weekend here with her parents
Mr. and Mrs " L. Barnes
Nr and MrS J. Morris Perry Of New
port News. Va have been visiting their
parents. Nr and Mrs. J Il. Robinson and
Mrs Annie Perry
Rev. 4. W Mathcr and Mr. and Mrs
Perrv +. Adams arc attending the Mary
land Annual NJ r. Conference now in
session n Baltimore.
Dorsey Douoho OF Delaware College has
returned % his studies after spending the
Iaster holidays with his parents. Mr. and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel April S-Charles \ Hastings
is in Baltimore attending the sessions OF
MARYLAND ANNUAL NJ l.. Conference. rs a
delegate from Christ Church OF this town.
Perry NJ. Culver of Bacon, who was
undergoing treatment n wills Eye Hos
ptal. Philadelphia. for several days, has
returned homo much improved,
Sirman ID Nfarvi of Fort du POnt has
pccn visiting his family IN Laurel. He is
suffering from . severe throat affection
which Is not responding TO treatment, and
he Is unable to speak above a whisper
Leland Spicer has returned from VIII
mingtnn, where he took and successfully
passed examination Tor telegraph operator
ior the Delaware Railroad
Eugene Hitch Stllmau Of Philadelphia
has been visiting his aunt Mrs George
T.. smith. and his unclCs Drs 7 NJ and
g. \ Hitch here,
after visiting MIR and MrS George W
Christopher. Mir and Mrs II T. Cohcc
and daughtcr. Mabel and Miss Ruth
jackson have returned to their homes IN
Greensboro Md
AIrs. l.ctha Wingatc and son Chester.
and RAYMOND Thompson have returned
from a visit to Wilmington
Dr David VI Hitch Of l.andSdownc,
fa. j. visiting his brother DIR Joseph NJ
Hitch
George Marvil has returned 70 his home
in Philadelphia after spending short
time IN Laurel, guest of his sister, Mrs
Albert Hitch.
Mrs. Annie Swain Of Bridgcvillc ha,
been spending some time IN Laurel. ;
guest of Mrs Sarah Davis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
CHESTERTOWN. MD.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chesiertown, Md, April 8.Frank
McWhoricr, who died at his home IN WI
mington, Saturday, following n short Ill
ness of pneumonia, superlndiced by ~
attack Of grip, was the son Of the late
George Il. McWhorter Of this town. and
two brothers and sister reside here.
County Chairman Howard Turner has
organized 122 Thrift Clubs IN Kent
county to date, which are conducting
lively campaign to raise kent's quota oi
s3sg0O0. At Betterton, last week,
drive was made, resulting in 81 $50 being
subscribed
Miss Mollie Higrnan and Mrs J. T..
iligrnan and son, Harry, visited relatives
and friends in Scaford, last week
Miss Elsie Dixon Of Millngi0n spent
the latter part Of the week with friends IN
Wilmington
Mrs. George Norris Of still Pond died
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs Arthur
Allston. in Wilmington, on Thursday
The remains were brought 10 Still Pond
for interment in Olvet cemetery
Miss Gladys Jacobs Of Wilmington
visited her mother, Mrs. Mary Jacobs,
in Mlington. last week
Professor ". L. MarkIey Of Pbladcl-
phia has been elected principal Of the
Aillington Academy. 10 succeed Professor
Greenwood. who recently resigned to
accept business position nj Bctterton.
/ T. Newton, Romic Patrick, Frnnk
Taylor. Frank kennard. Howard Walls.
and Chnrles lambert have gone 10 MAY s
Landing. y J., where they have secured
positions
Professor Henry : Vest Of thc Mary
land State Normal School. Professor
Samuel NJ North State superintendent
Of high schools, and Professor William II
| Huntingdon, State supervisor ri colorod
schools. Inspected the schools of Kent
county. last week. conducted bv tho
superintendent of schools Dr T. J.
/ Clarke
Mr. Earle Withgott Of Camp McClol-
! Ian Anniston. Ala Is visiting her parents
| Captain and Mrs CURTIS + Cram
The cadetz Of Washington Coli'ge gave
. cotilIon IN the gymnasium Friday gcn
| ing
Mr. and Mrs Jancs Branble VIZ ted u
| Wilmington last week
Miss Else Blymau of sycamore. Pa
spent the weekend here with her mother
Mrs Ida Blyman
President James " Cam of Washing
| ton College delivered the opening address
IN the interest of tho Liberty Loan Fitno
| at thc i.yccum Theatre. Friday evening
MAJOR Brooks. WHO was With he rcgtlu
army IN France dlcd IN that country
recently. Of pneumonia Ills mother am
| sisters arc residents 81 Quaker Neck, IN
| county, having moved here from Erie Pt
Lieutenant Hurst Bcouchamp = spend
| lnR some tImc hcre with his parents, Rev
and Mrs Theodore Beanchamp
Miss SUSIE Aansani If Wilmington
visited her parents hcrc Iast week
Chcstertown VI 4 Church unfurlcd
| service Flag. with appropriate exercise
| n the service last evening Tho flag ron
f.sins q sfar~. n honor ~ fho member
Of the Sunday school who have enlisted i
| the service of tl~lr country. and the gift .
the Young Men Club If thc church Fh'
present alton spccch was made hy Chap
| lain G. If FrIck Of the | nlted state
Army now stationed IT Caml
Meade The names of thc men are
Frcd " Ford. Colin + Duyer Lore VI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
HONOR MILFORD SCOUTS.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Milford. April s Saturday after
noon % Rov Scouts Of Troop Nc. :.
Milford. went 10 Dover ~ charge OF
Scoutmastcr Harry X lhaw. 70 receive
Il handsome silk \mcrican flag. q gift
from President Wilson THIS flag was
awarded 10 the troop ol BOY Scouts N
Delaware who sold the largest amount
of ihcrtv bonds of the second loan N
proportion to its membership
after arriving in Dover the scouts
we're escorted ny 4 company Of artillery
mon from Fort lu punt t. the state
House. whore the flag was presented
ia thc bows hy Mrs Henry Ridgcly.
state chairman az womans branch OF
tho reserve district i WAS accepted
by ScoutmAstCr Thaw and thus followed
~ 4 short address hv | mtcd States
Senator JOSIAH q " NolCoit who con-
graduated the hoys on their good work
On The top Of the flag pole Is = largc
hr,tSS eagle and At the place where the
pole Is iolncd is a brass tablet engraved
10 the effect that the flag WAS n gift 81
the President Of the United States IN
recognition of the excellent work ot
Troop No > of Milford
Tho bows returned 20 Milford follow
inc the exercises, and took part IN the
parade which was hcinC gwen To start
the third Liberty Loan drive.
In the evening az the meeting held III
'he Milford Armory badges were awarded
10 ~ OF the scouts for meriturious per
sonal effort during the second loan drive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
SCHOOL ADOPTS s DOC
" Scout" First Adopted The School
and Soon Became p Pcrna
nent Fixture.

spccia, Corrrsponfcnre r. T~e-y Fv--'-r
AIiddlcfowu. April TH, children H
ihe Nfddla+owu schorls ftvo edcp'rd
dog. that from 'lie present udiro''or.
y eoing rs prove TIC Tca'oe' pr f0e
town
severed weat. ago during f1o
winter dava thr dog then onr
loance' hungrira+ gcllvwcet ever "r.
made hls ppcera0cc = ne rhno' ra
took up nlarfcrs r fn" rrrnar" -n'1 n
Miss Prpicrrc Lewis rhrro te ..rf nu.rI
~ tav despite effort Lr ri n n
seeing that H. waa impossible t' pend
htro from the school, he wa- adn!'.d
tao children aud rnrr.tc0nd ar
election was taken In. aud
aad urrnse taV bought fo- .r It
rstoh re- ,sa- made fixture ni TIM school
~tnrc tho advent 70 fhr warmer rafI
tr s-a.t -prnd- 'hr tImr rhtie fn.
s- iu session lolfering about ftr zrnrd-
aut 4- nnvrr -ccu III fh- yround- hr1 'n.
rhooi Hnt n session Iio ncrd 'H'
,,eri -ond. rtct yrrt slil 'no -hn'ar
arnc rf thc time going l'it infp tr r1Iu-
trr H1th ir rulntr, pir1-
~r0ut wcll od, sud MANY ~
children bring hls meals to nr .
school The children have planned
~ torn, 10 krrwuc scout slrnr r
summer vacation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.
Special Correspondence of Every Eyenin'

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. April S--Mrs. Clarence ID.
Syphcrd has issued cards for tea for her
daughtcr-in-law, Mrs Clarence Burton
Svphcrd. Saturday. April IL.
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Prcttyman oi
Carlisle Pa. are spending the weekend
with Mr.. prcttymans nephew. Herman
G.. Taylor. and family
MIR. and Mrs Leslie Goodcn, recent
"newly-weds have returned To- Dover
from their honeymoon, which was spent at
Atlantic City.
Announcement is made Of the marriage
of Corporal Daniel Maurice Iomllnson,
son of Mrs. William Tomllnson of Dover
to Miss Margaret Thompson, daughter OF
Edward Thompson of lIazlettvllc. Cor
poral Tomlinson is with Go. y, Pioneer
Regiment Of Delaware. stationed at Camp
Din
Tho remains of Samuel l.. Mctionlgal
formerly Dover resid mt who died sud
denly NJ Norfolk Va. a few DAYS ago.
were brought here, Friday. and after
services At the home Of II. J. fcrgu son,
intcrmcnt was made at Barratt $ Chapcl
The members OF CTSar Rodney Council,
No. y, Jr.. @. L. \ NJ. u Dover, will
celebrate the 25th anniversary OF their
organization on Saturday evening, April
I3. at which time they are expecting to
initiate a class Of candidates, the work To
be done bv the degree team OF Eureka
Lodge of Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
DELAWARE CITY.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware City April S.-Delawarc
CITY. on Saturday. last, opened n drive
for tho third Liberty Lean wit an auto
mobile parade through Red Lion hundred.
The parade formed n the engine house.
led hv Marsha! Herbert Bentley. fol
lowed bv the Fort du Pont army truck
filled with school children and a number
oi other automobiles all decorated ap-
propriatcly The parade went 10 Clark +.
Corner. 10 Red IIon. To Roger Corner
10 kirkwood. 10 ~ Georges and back to
Delaware City by way Of Baird's Corner.
\ meeting was then held AT the engine
house
Miss Hattie Bradford OF Wilmington
spent sunday here with Miss Emma
Mulllgan
Albert HemphIll, student at Della
ware College. spent the weekend here
with lis parents.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Preshy-
terian Church will hold . special meet
ing on Thursday next
Edward II Beck has secured position
with the Philadelphia engineer depart
meut
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Scaford, April S.--Tuscarora Tribe, No.
%, Improved Order of Red Men, OF thus
town. installed the following officers last
week:
G. 4. West, prophet; 5. 5. West,
sachem; Harry Handy, senior sycamore;
Carl Hastings, junior sycamore; George
w. Locates. chief of records; W. A.
Wheeler, keeper of wampum: William {.
Moore, first sannap; John Parsons;
second sannap; Charles III. Marvel. guard
Of the forest; George III. Moore, guard OF
the wigwam; Lee Johnson, w. I, Marvel
Jr, Minner Hill, John Huston. warriors !:
Harry Handy, William {. Moore and
: = West trustees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Two Recent Additions to the
Human Family in Which Sus-
sex Folk Are Interested.
SOLDIER ON COURT PAROLE
Wedding of Miss Edna H.Studeiy
and George T. Purnell at
Laurel Saturday Morning.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel. April SAt the home OF the
brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. William j.
Studlev. George T. Purnell and Miss Edna
III Studlev were married. saturday morn
ing at L O'Clock 10y Rev. Frank f. ar
renter The bride was attired IN piue
broadcloth travelling suit.
The ceremony was an lnlorlnai one
being witnessed by only the close irichdS
and relatives of the couple. Nter the ceFe-
monv they departed on the early tram lor
an extensive tour IN the north
The groom Is prominent garage owner
and Me bride is chict operator NJ the ,o'al
Exchange OF the Diamond state 'iephohe
10 Aftcr their return from their wedding
tour they viii reside IN apartments ut the
,srn,r ri { CcntraI avenue and Front street,
mi ib,, hridc will resume her duties AT the
local telephone office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
CECII. COUNTY NOTES.

special Correspondence of Every Eveng
Flkton. Md. tpril s Frank {. Long
who recently was drafted and sent 10
Camp Dix. y J. died on Friday, after g
short illness oi pneumonia Ills funeral
Was held SUNDAY afternoon from his late
home at Appleton
Farmers Of Rising Sun section have
organized Hog Growers Association with
T. X Mcdowell, president, II. l.. Kirk,
wee president, IL G Gillespie, secretary
William Swanson, an Elkton high
school boy. Is confined 10 Union Hospital
suffering with a broken hip, the result OF
being struck by an automobile
Tie Women's Council OF National De-
tense Of North East has appointed the
following committee, 10 canvass that
section oi cecil county IN the interest OF
the third Liberty Loan: Mrs. William
pugh aud Misses Emlly Peach, Anna
Falls Marion | Underwood, Ethel Blddle
and Margaret Holt
The deaths of Harold +. Padlcy and
Wilbur Is Nooleyhan, two OF tlret lis
trlct prominent citizens Who were Killed al
kirkwood when their auto vas struck by Il
tram, Friday night, were great shock to
the people of that section Their funerals
will take place this afternoon
John \. Mackali Tor the past year IN
charge Of bridge work IN Pennsy wanna,
has been appointed chief engineer for the
MARYLAND State Roads Commission.
Charles /. Hobbs. for the past nlne
Years connected with the Denton National
Bank has been appointed State bank
examiner and entered upon his new duties
this morning
Lieutenant Robert Lewis. Of the Three
hundred and Fifth Engineers nlied
states Alm1. mho spent the past week With
his mother IL flhtou, returned 70 Camp
Lee. Va this morning
The remains of Nlrs Caroline Wright,
widow Of Captain William \ Wright,
who died IN Camden \ j. Wednesday,
were inferred in Elkton, Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
TO BUY STRAWBERRIES.
special Correspondence Of Every Evenin,

special Cores pondence Of Every Evening
Bridgevlle, April S.-Charles Owens
has gone to Louisiana to buy Strawberries
to ship to northern markets Very few Of
the local buyers will 90 to North Carolina
this season to buy Strawberries
Farmers in this section are setting very
few strawberry plants this spring, and as
4 result there viii re but possibly Is 10
100 cars. next year, compared with q
usual crop Of 100 to 500 cars d season at
Bridgevillc
Similar conditions exist al Sclbyylllc
and other points in Sussex county, and as
q result Strawberries will likely bring Is
10 % cents . quart for the fancy stock
next year A local firm is offering to CON
tract for SO to rs acres for next year at
high price
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08

ing few days here with his parents.
James Walsh, aged about 20 years,
died at the home of his daughter, in Phila-
dolphin, last Thursday. The remains were
brought here, Saturday, and services held
at the house by Rev. Omar u. Jones.
Thomas A. Hughey, employed by the
Hayes & Anderton Fishing Co, has gone
TO Wilmington, n. c., where he will bc
employed during the fishing season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard NJ Long of
Philadelphia are spending few days here
with Captain and Mrs Harry " Lyons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
RE- EPTION TO PASTOR.

>...4..l., correspondence af Every Evening
I.t. \pul ) Members of LcwcS NJ
tluurll gave. their pastor, Rev. Omar
.lau,- / grand reception FRIDAY even
No. Fl thr ~unday school room IN honor
- r, f,rur. Ior ~ fourth wear a tins
,a.t-. among those who gave short adj
. p.re Thuma~ i. scott. Thomas
b n.f4in. N4polcon b. Register. Rev
.i,ta Ninhclhcch chaplains aidc az
IF, Naval Base. aud I 4 L anderson.
....-,.f.,-,. II fltr VI &. 4 at the Naval
Ie~,
te.r ,l,r entertainment refreshments
II. !. -crA n IN abundance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
SALE OF SCI URilitS.

snecia. Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. April : l. G. Rogers Of
Frcderica executor OF the estate Of the
late John = Reynolds Of that town, sold
n nubIic sale here. Friday. the following
securities owned III The late Alr Reynolds:
Five shares Of FIRST National Bank OF
Frcdcrica. par value. 500, to b. Z.
Burton for 81 359.50
Five shares l'redcrica and PhltadeiPhA
Navigation Go. par, Sl00 10 r ]. Russell
Six hundred and thiriy-eight shares
If Continental Life Insurance %, par,
$40 to tho heirs oI John ,. Reynolds, tor
sl5,928.25
Frame cottage at Bowers Beach TO
l.. II Robbins for s206.
The sale aggregated Sl7,94Z.3o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
STI DENTS GIVE 4 AOt lAl..

~,,,i.. ,otr,~p ~poud,ncc Of Evcry Evening
~,aiord. April : The senior class u
~..iord high school held a box and
~ha,lau social nj the school rooms.
Frl,lav evening. \ special program, N
GUIDING n comic sketch by some Of the
scholars was rendered IN most pleasing
manner. The vocal and instrumental
Music was Of u high grade. and was greatly
appreciated
The proceeds arc to bc used to dcfray
the expenses Of the graduating class.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-08
NEWS OF LEWES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Lewes, April s. Major J. Nj. Watt,
Scottich minister. and Josiah Marvel Of
Wilmington gave patriotic addresses at a
large meeting at the Auditorium, Thurs
day evening.
Emory Shaw Of Wilmington i spending
few days here with Mr.. and Mrs. : g.
Pierce,
Mrs. Charles II Mason Of kennett
square, Pa. is visiting here for few days
Allen L Lauritsen Of Newark is spend