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which it would not do to have publicly known just at the present tire. In answer to a question Wilson be given a free hand with power to transfer authority and coordinate it as the needs might develop.
 MT. Baker seemed to think this very poor time for the Senate to plcy politics.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-07

passed in advance of the signing of any new treaties with Italy or other interested countries theu The United States would be guilty of doing just what she condemed in others, the regarding of treaties, which all nations should respect, as scraps of papers.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-07
DANCING SCHOOL.

At the Miners Home Club Hall, Dancing Class every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, evening from F. M. to il F. M. Admis- sion to class $1.OO. Private lessons $1.OO per hour.
 MRS. GEO WALDHELNI, Teacher,
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it was decided that he must under go an immediate operation. MT. Roosevelt seems to have been hay ing trouble with his head for some time but physicians seemed to ex- perience some difficulty in diagnos- ing bis trouble up to the pre- sent.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-07

Commission, conditioaally that if a higher price was paid for New Zealand and Canadian cheese the same rate was to be paid for Aus tralian cheese of a similar quality.
 MT. Hughes has officially advised that these terms have been accept ed. He states that the Govern ment have agreed to make advan- ces against butter in store Is. per lb., and On I'd. per lb. against cheese, with Interest added.
 GIFT THE NEWS RIGHT. REAB
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-07

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Theod ore Roosevelt was taken to the hos pital today suffering from absesses in the ears. Many different reme- dies have beer. tried by the Colonel but nore seemed to give relief.
 After a consultation of physicians
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the supervision of the Department or Labor. Chairman Edw. M. Hur- ley of the New Shipping Board in- sists that with this new force at work that both steel ard wooden ships will be turned out in num- bers that will startle the world.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-07

WASHINGTON, D. D., Feb. G. The Administration today issued al order that, all speculation in green coffee be immediately stop ped on the New York Exchange. Speculation in coffee has an in- creGsing tendercy to boost the price of not coffee alone but also the price of other food stuffs and this practice is strongly disapproved of by the authorities at this time in every shape and form.
 The Department asserts that hereafter any bids dealing in coffee at prices ranging above eight and one half cents pound will be en- tircly prohibited.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-07

and at an average speed of about 72 miles an hour.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-07

staff of life he was positive of the winning of the war and of saving even our enemies from the threat ened famine.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-07

Anything ln the Jpe or Job work st the Industrial Worker Of1ce, Satisfaction assured.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-07

Anything in the line of job wora
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-07

Anything In the line of job worx
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-07

Let "s estimate on sour Job work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
LECTlRE on NEW hINt
At NEW CENTt RA GIIE

lrcdorrk Poole g7Ee "a f.s-tf4...d
cct lrr allied \cn 5t.ls - he Na0
Ccnfur> Clah la-i csrm8e Itat oh4eaed
and informed j aEa tad5sl eF#5
an extent that fict ltaNed taeir al s..
ment snd approved hX vHr }te8t
appIaua Ii- - tas- Maladsl eolauI
,lcuS u man> Cuue-e .ttia al The esragf
Wall the Ming tomtt- mi taa feataaf
Heaven aud mHh - nla.e tUHeri1
considered sacred an .atl Iaf larelea
eyes
Mir Pooic has 4 tremendous tesnt,.glbF
the uncse aud he tctese. that cur
exclusion law. -houid he revoked Iae
Canton Cmncsc arr horn farmer aud
tbcir Introduction 1t til, time Noad solve
thr present agricultural problem l,e-
fcrrng to the faal hat i0oo0l hHcsc
are working behnd t1e lines ii IRAN e
and that 40m0 Chinese traapS aIe goiu2
to the aid ol tn Allies Alr Pootr ,.atyd
"it the, are tt t. fight ior Democracy.
They ought 10 bc III 60 enter 4 steaa-
cratic country Ear ills statement r..
fccciv 4 applause Is he dId iaf mdls
at hers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Liberty Bonds Bought
at WOmen'S College
Liberty Bonds and Musical Affairs Took Up Last Week.
Speaking Tours Through the State--Both Colleges
Took Part in Liberty Loan Meeting in Newark--A
Sang Patriotic Songs.

Helen Millkin, leader of the Mandolin
Club, came in for much praise Miss
Selma Bachrach who until this year, has
been leader of the Glec Club, directed the
singing at the concert
The chapel exercises i'll the first part
Of the week dealt with the war. Monday.
Miss AnnaRitz gave a current events talk
on aeroplanes; Tuesday. DIR. Greenfield
explained the positions OF the Allies and
the Germans on the Western Front;
Wednesday, Professor Conover gave q
most delightful talk about the growth of
Delaware College and the Women g
College; Friday Miss Powell read some
of Burgess Johnson's Little Boy
Poems
Sunday evening was Junior Night in
Y W c. A. Miss Mary Dennlson led,
her subject being Enthusiasm. Features
of the program were a solo bv Miss Iu-
kowsky. a duet by Misses Wright and
Houston, and a reading by Miss Ferguson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
BENEFIT AFFAIRS.
Nav II Rummage sale AZ $50 Tatnal
street by BCllcfonte Civic Club
SPECIAL WORK OF THE HOUR.
Classes in Reconstruction Arts and Crafts
at Red Cross Teaching Center.

II sufhclcnt number "f women enroll,
q class il the reconstruct on arts and
crafts viii no organized MAY 9Th az the
Rcd Gross Teaching Center Only eight
can be enrolled in a class and the in
tcntjon j. for each class To meet three
times week for this rcry important
wors
Large numbers ID our soldiers vii soon
be returning. So disabled that At least for
> time they vii not he able ~ pursue
;heIr usual avocatIonS Il is for this
Aea~on women All over the country arc
being taught these courses, so that they
Will be able Ia teach the manned and dis
abled soldiers such simple means Of livcti-
hood. that thcy may be reclaimed 10
economic independence
The course will include weaving, bas-
ketry. button making. crocheting and
other amhldcXtrouS work The fec will
be 81 for - lessons. An extra charge will
be made for material used
Any one wishing "a JOIN tins class Is re-
ouested TO phone Miss Moran, the di-
rector 81 Red Gross Teaching Center.
phone 2614M
The instructor in this work IS a very
competent one. and She remains IN vii
mington only for two or three months, as
she l. expecting 10 enroll III government
service 70 tram the hands Of ncle sam ;
soldiers who may return permanently or
temporarily unfit for thclr former occu-
pations Miss Jansen Is 3 SWede by tsrth.
but Is now taking out naturalization
papers 70 be come an American For
seven or eight Wear She has orked AZ this
occupatlonal teaching and has made a
great success Of IL She has been IN this
country about FIVE wears end can speak
Enghsh very veil indeed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01

the follow ing officer and cilalrtnen eieett..i
President NIr~ Leland Uartaan-en
hrst ylcc-prc~ricIt Alr- IIefvtE Z I'll
Scrond lcc-prc,ldcut Nt ~Iu4
Kcl noli- recording -terofaTt AIa.- tHaa
Wilson corresponding -eerefars NJ
Elizabeth Parrott. ffra-aft.r AIf latn
Mckay. club ho>te-- Mrs ranHi- =
PoStlc~. chairmcu program. Nj II
Van Horn education M ll.uH D@
Bower: literature. NIf- Jtmc- tuthont
history Mrs l. Irving Handy ei>.e- ard
home economies, Mrs. Fhoma~ Wilson
social service, Mrs JaIue- Roberts art-
and crafts, Miss Margarc' Walls muse
Mrs Olive ShallcruSs
a motion was made .nd carried tha' he
club buy Liberty Bond
\ large delegation from smyrna NJ. II
Dover Thursday, and nearlv every MeIn-
Der of the Woman 5 Liberty Ioan OH
mittee marched in he parade Bond are
still beng sold by lie ladfe~ though
smyrna went over the top before Ih4r--
day and received an honor flag tha. daa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
HEALTH EEk i.

The Health W eek, under ne ausptee-
Of The Delaware State Tuhertulo. ON
mission Auxiliary and the lnterdenomi-
national | mon which was held from
April , 10 April II vas a great success
and all lines Of public health Mere reached
Among the speakers were Mayor Lawson.
judge I'r.rk,tt Dr II | Randolph
t;corgc Is Miller president al the Eoafa
ri Education Dr ] ltnespa NJ,
Ellen >amWorth From PbtIadetpi NeHs
Il ! Newman director of Penn. 1ilanla
school for ~oc.al Service. / NIa.aA
secretary Of the ARMSTRONG AsseszstsaH
Dr I"NI- and NIts l.i-e 3eeWu 81 HE
DoughIa- llu.mtal
Othcf poaker- ntrs Il Rroea
prln1ple al Burbau ~rhool Dr II u
Hcnrs oi Dover. Nes Stowe. super
VISOR of Colorcd schools. Mary aud /.
Morris of Goattsyliie Pa and AllSs
SouthWirk, Consumers League ef Nll-
nlngtUn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01

Newark. Nav Interest In the Third
|iherty Loan holds FIRST place this week at
he Womcn's College rs result of an
Idividual canvass by members of the
Var Council. it was reported Saturday
k,t the faculty and girls of the college
He bought. IN Newark and elsewhere,
900 worth of Liberty Bonds IN the
eScnt drive
Last Monday and Tuesday the flying
uadrors went to high schools IN Kent
d Sussex. and on Wednesday to New
kstlc Those going To Sussex were Dean
nifrcd ] Robinson. Misses Catharlne
hundcr. Anna Scott. AIice Roop and
arv ncnnison Those to Kent were
sScs VI. V Caudcl. Elisabeth Houston,
zahcth NJ Jones Helen MIllikin, Mary
right and Helen Fisher Those To New
Stle were Misses Harriette " Wlnslow
ma Bachrach. Emily Frazer, Olga
fert and katharine Stevens The
pur,s travelled mainly hv motors The
bgrams, which lasted about p minutes,
hSSted OF patriotic songs speech
put huvlug Liberty Bonds, and a
secA about doing one 5 duty hv keeping
at school. ami II possible, gong TO
lege EvcrNW here the girls met with
hiIiitSt Ut'> ffb3IitN t4ttt tEitliA't's .iAt'i
hcartIcst welcome.
FRIDAY evening Il number Of the college
Is attended the Newark meeting IN
half ot the Liberty Loan Part Of the
omen COLLEGE and the Men college
ec Clubs assisted in the music They
. ng Keep The Home FIRES Burning
kd Keep cur Head Down. Allcmand
iss CatharInc Nchundcr. assisted ny the
flee Clubs. sang The Long, Long Trail
|hd rs solo Liberty Bell, It's Time to
Ing Again
From Thursday morning. when Mr.
'arpcnter led ali college singing. on to
night the college was a musical
lace Friday afternoon. the Muhlcnberg
'ollege Glcc Cluh visited the college The
ovs sang several numbers the one which
leased mos' being a clever little sklt
allied The Knitting Club Tho bows
no sang the duct borrowed knitting from
be girls and manipulated I fcarfuly and
-ondcrfuIIy ~ thcv sang The whole
ntertanment was very informal and
fter selection hy the Girls luh punch
rs served and dancing VA IN order
SATURDAY evening tile Mandolin and
Ice Clubs gave concert for the college
nd invited guests The concert was de-
dcd success, and Mr. Carpenter. who
ad trained the Glcc Club. and MIS-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
MOSTLYABOUTP PEOPLE

and ,,uc who vii bc lber .o q aprrnr
the aapcc are Mr. Gamflc iafrphr
Mr. Henry T. Ihpuppnt Mr. fran
- Garrett sir. IrrJenrf william rW'-
Mr. John B Bird Mr. Ccorge = BE
-olI Mrs Henry = scott Mr. jIauy 2,
IT, kci guI Mr. 81 fl,rnor j@r"n
Miss .IIa lablu.on IS Erwporf E
va pa- 81 Hot k-eud zlrs' pf Ir. sa1
Hrs Jpsnpl. y Neaver 1d &'r- Hea7f
returned - %euporf &r1 tth ao'
o-er,lay ~ vnd ec. l9th " 1o
urs ! Kennedy fro.
Nr u,arg Ca lfarsroa +
urna - - o,sl.,2 t.r ~. r-
sth 81 rd lr In r "p-
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b. ud M rrt
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if t t,e,o gt.en .oar~ e' at,r. W."
r -basgr ,.n C.r.r.a.d .l"g''s
trrsr tH-.. srd llr-rc rI5
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ao- .raira +.r i~v--t--ir.- -r
aG t.r Fsot -e.rt- srd .re 'Ir 4r
HID .e- a.ag bonds i-.-
III .reHmUaf.. uarF
~ -.nrrZ pua-flon r-r-
.I-- 3a-t -H
+t}. Laughter III"
.ttlo tN-r Harr ar' "--
.HtT tttAtr rNl 'fH.- f'IN .F i
v.- Immediately filled t r t@r
-e'tv tIa .-n.-a'
,na o.d 4ncrfv bond.
tt- aa T-- Far-~ -ra
H-...e.-Hls tere eos -r.l VISITOR .
E1r b u tan' Ind Miss t.o-ar..
Point sreGr II aaaA-'end -t i--+-ff.r'
l.. Aoadernv .1r. tE-o. r-or
paar. nd tere aera c -iarc
4 rl1at evening
t..4u 1-ueHter .4 .-.t.-..- ...e'
atp .al-.ea -arl- raining a- -.-o -f2r.0r
t Nrg Ar-t la 4Aa lN ra -e
%at. t- station Mann,
4 ,ar ADVANCE rralnlu-.
lJr lid lIr- -anue. -mi5r1 1-
Lewis E4miard .aot5rnd ro sandy ~n-.--
Md ..1ar a~ Stay nlth Mis-, Ie so-
.nu Nua4at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01

bed tIr- Isr,o- SCOTT Mr. George
GarneH Miss Mar 1arncU Mr.
Ner hi1 EIsrta. IS N4rr.hgtan Mir
i .3ssr t--r .is Isaaa ..gruH Nr-
H a.ais 81 Aif i l..'rrl- hlr-
i 4ihaI II t4szc AIr- !I Fl .nf
Mr. 4 Z. fe.r.ui.aah II Mis- tnna Il
I9rrest Ai.-- Lara II Forrest Miss
~sla i3.saue tii-. Farcrre Dunn
Air- iiarrs Il Donaldson .Ir- d
trarra-10n Alr- Is Griffith hIr-
fiarr t.ta9 hir- r8au44- Hamilton.
Miss fdi-h Frederick Mr. Is o Ia
AIatt, MI Il F4ller ltr- William
fersl- Mr. har-- guuA5- Mrs Il.
I IrJea Ar, fienrt SNYDER AIr~ Lewis
~.--, Mir. N L Douglas. MIR, mar
lotte f. Doug s Alr~ William p White.
Nir, H8nsrt : 6larA MIR Bavaard
Mrs Csanalrr Palmer Air- Fl + Ford
Mrs f.iNood HIbaer' Mrs F ; Homan.
Mrs u II JetTeri9 Mrs jacob kieltz.
NIf~ j'.-~e lI.4an Alr- Franz Howard
NIr- >tea3es ~.eeie Mrs Dieker~uu Mrs
I u.ter~. Mrs J = Baxter Mrs
II Basnard II AIr~ Harvey II.
Booker NJ Naiter Brlnron Miss E}ru-
tail Mrs Ear Jackson Mr. f f
Aietzger Mr. Harrie Bel. Alr- 4.
Iaepa@. Mrs Bo1I Cook MIR Harry
Pierce Mrs FISHER Miss NaheiIa
~a4r'er Nlr~ Hernaa eiaading Mrs.
Y tIlnef ~frtdie< Mrs eae>teF Moore.
M n .tllan Vi ~rexel4 1t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Wonen's
Organizations
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK:
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY,.
7.30 p. m.
Red Cross Center.
Wilmington Bible Union, North Baptist
Church.
THURSDAY.
Women's Liberty Loan Meeting, Hotel
du Pont
Ladies Aid Society, Eastlake Presby-
terian Church.
2.30 p. M.
Woman's Missionary Circle, North Bap-
3O0p m.
Woman's Auxiliary. st Andrew 8 Church
7.30 p. m.
Red Cross, Fifth Ward Center.
Red Cross, Grace Church House
Red Cross, Bethany Baptist Church.
500 p. m.
Arters W c. T. T.
$40 p. m.
Mite Society, Union Church.
FRIDAY.
ii 90 a. m.
Woman's Missionary Society. Grace
Church
345 p m.
Junior League, Harrison Street Church.
Junior G. f., Second Baptist Church
Junior G. f.. Central Church.
Junior c. f., Eastlakc Presbyterian
Church.
Junior G. T., Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church
7.30 p. m
Girls Friendly. 81 Andrew and -
Barnahas Marshallton
Red Cross, Unitarian Church
500 p. m.
Y " G. Industrial Girls
Parent Teacher Association Central
Church
Women Workers, Harrison Street Church
Scott " II Nj =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
RED CROSS UTNEYS.

In the April Woman Home G Companion
a number of women tell how they have
used their automobiles for war work.
One woman saws:
our annual picnic this year was held
NJ a park some distance from town, 50 a
few OF our girls planned TO drive Red TOSS
jltncyS to the grounds We got pcrmis-
sion from tho mayor TO run five cars with
ont license. as IL was for charity Then
We decorated the cars with Red Cross
banners, and had Service l0c written
on the wlndshieldS The Red Cross
flags flying from the radiator caps, and
the huge banners across the backs, made
our cars easy 10 distinguish from other
flag and bunting decorated cars. Also,
every driver wore white with Red Cross
arm band Our cars were given prefer
ence every time and the FIVE Of them net
ted our local chapter seN enty-five dollars
that day We had Z station uptown
whore the cars started and where orders
we're taken for passengers who wished 10
he called for. though We charged extra.
\ girl filled the ears Al the station and
started them. while another unloaded
them at the park The elderly people
appreciate personal service especially
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
st<pAY SCHOOL CLASS PARTY.

Ife .au9. aoet5a- }I-- ul,
L Finn r.a- II - raa II =
sabbath school 0s- aeId ui aur-daz
evening a-' ~ ht salHs +. .aa ytsher
kfter ln ssta.uG spout d Red 'r,~>
work refreshments A,gt -.tztt5 lai M
eaHp4n1 dispersed. - E,tt f,< iaauth
"a The home ii Nj, Iea ~he..ea1yg. 2501
Ju.fe5~,a street. lhe-c present ~eEe
Mr. Iohu aeaau A..~ AaHs }aNeft.
NI5- tats N.Hf AJ,> Helen tiaa >sn-.
Mss 81 ~Hg..claZtr Air- Edward ~,a3th.
Miss i -l4,.8s. ~uab. Nr- Eah,a Nc
kehe Nh uaf.E NHHe Alr~ irHe
flUmmer. N-- Martina aasa Mss
l.nIl\ 4 Hfs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
NEW CE<IIRl CLUB.

At thc la-t meeting u tte l1rHt
event, class oi ah Nr# HH4e 1Iaa=
yestcrlat u,oaHe NJ \ Il fstss ~
appointed hahoras1 chairman. aaa tae
acting chalrHen aie Is .oiea-
Ms j 81 Horn ei#e.s9#ft Atr#
Arthur Patterson MI BallH ~ss.o.
alternate. Mr., Caleb st4hsr Ms- ] H
Crawford alternate. Mr. Il K Peanoea
Miss fllzabc}h ~peakman alternate AIrs
Frederick 2f.ughuT-t Nj. +! \egen-
dank alternate. Mr. L L p.at.ls.ee#
Miss Ella plle alternate Ms- 80 S..sI=
Tnan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
PorATO WATER FOR SOAP.

soap Is alusu~r t.uoutaluable ~ ~. -a.rfl
Belgium. md -Re housewives are Aac.ra-
nj ~reNlnE possible substitutes.
+ ncm neml>t, -lruuZu -ae E-eA- l-I
Brussels .-W-pAptr, -tt~ .l> 4fl.t
Pour ue apT Ra-.r q Wn.r. .r-a -'-
-..t,.~ base Heen aoilel a.er ..-a
t- washed.
AlloW j IT. -aaA .aa ..
..ax. Feu rsu i- .,7 E.'. te..l i. ..r
rfl- 3t-n..4. .,tting >,aH tn.tf.a-
ht nan ,A 'lae sac
fe,ti. euir.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01

Ciub>. . be held 4t Renoboth II juno
ana 70 me nomination 9t officers t7r the
ensuing year The following delegates o.
-he state Federation vere chosen First
delegate MIss Lena Short urst alternate,
Miss Ida Rosa second ieIegase Alrs.
K. Hall -eeoud alternate Miss N4rz
Powell
Ihs following aeu-lat4t,it> acre a4aa~
tor officers tor ae<t eraF President Mrs.
J Harry Humes sud Mr. + Pierce
mrs. zice-presldeui. Miss Leua Short.
second llce-areSilonf Mrs Ndham r
tldrei nIrd -pree,drur Mrs. Grargr
II Hal: Treasurer Mr. Frana y Arj-
come recording ,refar7 Miss Ida L 81
ami Mss AIsry Powell. urrt spending
81. 5tss Mis- lila Ross a.t1ltar Mrs
gaicl directors Hiss teHa ~aor
Njr- Hal. MIR Nass + Marshall
Mr. : Short MIR William r \nre1
Nil> N Powell Mr. )sutl Glr~. f..
Nlr> N1.Hau = Draper Mr.. hon,a~
Davis Mis- buricili Datl-. Miss Anna
Ra,cbF. Mrs. Il X >;tphsu~ou ~i> - b.
elected
These athecrs all be e,cctedat tae reg
aiag meeting IN Neud4l nest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
PLENTY OF GAME.

Reau1..a be.r .h e.se. aaAu
81 ac aautaL .8a aear t N.sD- D-a2
DID v4 has a.t htea
NIaghe-f Aaa be U3u t2r.
hundred ie..., ao>cs u -oeG .u
on the uHla nla.he1 aud Jldu hate Is
pa. ~ ny drinks Judge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01

NpAIl.\.s> lIntkIA
ioA% COMMITTEE

3 laa tI sa5s# Hst n Hea'
u tae Nua NHnufon 1T
s erA losu committee arg asked -
6rT.e i. tI,st -at- r.f Iou- for the
poster Deiaua Aaak, al he
: utegf Ir4 tts.t4EoH #arnn1 9
4 ac53eN Nl-~ laAjafte chairman
II IS 4etg austoI- = h4se be mahe,
ts Il Haad hat the Ie0d d -
: e.l0n 10 the Eea ra- from ae
Sat 81 tie peuuIa Gin ae bought
before fire a~te .her4nps1gn and
Il help th women ts reach their gaal
ut IS. Nn0h01
brIagsAg III tae HooeN promptly
a4Il help1a iaher1t loan and Wiil
Het iU he.i Toss aui n IS hoped
E ira a GAohe vii respond
81 II ss tH ft##
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. I.

Mrs " o Ia Motto wishes 10 4ek-
nowledge the recciot Of contributions from
the following contributors - the idt-
Commission end.r the darston u Cue
q / " G.
Mr. Jo9cph rotl Alt4 y | Iolei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
MILFORD >EN CENTURY GLIB.

The REGULAR weekly meeting 81 lhe Nil
lord Ncn Century Ciah Ma, held m he
eIuh rooms NundaN afternoon, u charge
oi thc president Alg~- Lena Short Il
M 8eNofed - choosing delegates - rs
3e5auafe ~tate IesIaes aan II N@ugn <
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01

Will every one please remember
Red Cross Pick up Week, May l3.
and be Ready With Their Not
Wanted Things
Will ali who took out layettes
from old City Hall please return
them. with all possible speed
Especially needed are the little
pink and blue bags, that have been
taken out in great numbers.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
ELEC CTION By SMYRNA Club.

on FRIDAY last the annual election Of
officers for fbc Twentieth Century Club
of SMYRNA as held AT the club house. and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
MISS hEBBS ALL Mn =.

IHe N.uuf - Ms, HcHa ~rI.asl
H.I Iueef tomorrow aitefuaau Il 20
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