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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-29


Ing he Eu>~.ars themselves IA combat
,h,. menace. # GERMANY.
Tho ,rp"vr,l all IT IL" EHl*hcNih
."y-rnn...,c was REGARDED ~ -"In" off,
riuI% as h"mE directly pr"rtpIiai"d ~
,h,. r..r,..r,rd :,>-H-~imntI"n 81 Former
,.Z.r Nicholas Gfil.iaI dispatches Tor
snrnc i.;lr have ,rdn.ainh # swinging -:
tn. i"ndul.r! ii publ" '"n'.T"n; hH'N
toward & nlnnarrhiHl form If govern
,,i.rf This sentiment has i"cn IN
,,.,.,~.d i,r tiIr mi .uvIIr'. ~ ih' rStal'-
,sh.J ,;rc-.k ,'aiHnli,' rhurrH and Ihr
-. "r,r.... wru Nhi'h IN" peasants re-
r,rtcL IN. rn,:L ia!rin. 'iruni LUX
\irhJas i hriIrvcd ll.rly a. ru" with
, ,,r,, h.,rI - be- :, anl. l., :clHr til"
.,,v.rnr,cpi
Ti,, u..I Tor early action II Russia
ol-, has hrrr tl.rhapi2rri IN recent ON
..,.r. ,I,.,,,,.i,- ..rn,u., 80 IN. activities
.ra sn..r,, >rtnr freeing
o,I ,r,,,,,, Germans i.,kt,. prIennrrs by
49,, ,,,..,,. -. ,',c euri,. mari of III"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-29
Can't Help But
Admire Babies
Every Woman Casts Loving Glance Ct
tho Nesting Cutldled in its Bonnet.

!: IS T. joy and r"'ni.rt :" %n"w iI'Hi
iiin:a. miurh talked "f rhtr$ aNd "th',f
d,v;r.S~..~ ihri ar" lid 90 pr''"'n 'hlid-
lrarfn. may H. aN"I'!'n- - woman
,I.,..d fear discomfort !: III" Viii i"riiiN
:r.r<.i: with III" w"ll known "a d time
i.ni."r,l r..urdy. M"lh,r'% f"'"t'd.
Tiis - 4 most Grrt":di. rch"irht ne.
.vtorunl nri,iu.nir"u 'ha' Ut ono S"!t',nS
AVID mnN.S Iiinnl iht ahdu:nlnHi muscles
and !!"nm":Ii~. I!y regular u~" y" mus
ri"S r&paud without ia" usual STRAIN
when i.,h" ., horn and !tiH ANU dhnE'T
=! ill.,, crisis * r"n%'. li!"n'|N i""s.
Women ":rrNwh"r" vino ha'" - Il -. :
Cn.u.nI> remedy '"ll how tn "n'ir"ly
ayrr,i-d NERVOUSNESS, tWi!'hif= spells:
Nearing ,lnwu :,ui stretching Inin$. an"
;..lr;. rnw ;h..y "iil"yrd "u'ir' 'r'".H"in
c!nim 60. ;nan: G"ri!IIniinG and H'S;F':S'-
go, , -. "I,.i.'"S usually IrriN"h' :" APP
pea riiIU; lr"ih"r1'""l
MIh.r's !'ri'nd - r"'n'nm' '""" "'''H
rnr ~. :. 'i"E and ,"mi"fI - '.N!"'';hm,
rrr;h"rS. ,hnH-..uuS al whom hay" u*"d
and recommended i. !; = Tor "Hi"rLn!
u,.. only. is nh>"Iut'lT and entirely SAFE
and wonderfully effective.
Write tn, itrlih"lh Regulator Co..
CIT. Lamar Bldg. Atlanta Ga: for
,n"r- "MothrrHnot r""h - valuable 20
cHpcctani mothers. ard ~ 'Nc m"anl:m IN"
oh,aln Il bottle Of Mothers Ericnd from
the druggist today and thus torNiy
yourself against pain and discomfort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-29
BOLSHEVlk
(Coutinued from, Page H.

German tr""nS.
Advi,cs from III" sam" sources asset
that Grand iruk, Nich"laS has been pro-
rlaiu"d i:mp"r"r
Nicola. I."mrrg.. Va. premier. ana IT,
on Tr,iHky. III" MINISTER -: War arc
said {" har" lid !" IN" thurman '"''S'
,;"rrrni Knl"d!n"s - sand /" have 49,
operated with General k"rnIl"il in 'h''
capture ~ Moscow.
Tin. G"p"nhl g''n newspapers VIC
agency d..Sir,t"h adds. gives rr"m''n "'l'''
/" n H"rl,u ,irSratrh quoting iH' F''r"-
grad correspondent al the rag"h lev
;uug ~ Fellows.
at IS believed here that IN" N"iNhe-
VIII r"v"rn,n"nr Will soon h'' "N"rihr"wn
and hat K"r"uSkE ~ III" man - 'h'
future IN I:u$$ln."
TN. adVIc"S i""i:,r. that N" Ennn"rt-
crs al Grand I,ukr Nicholas hnv" over
thrown IN" SuVi"ls throughout me
siberian provinces al IrhutSk, RlaG"vic-
S1trh"nSk ana khahhr"raH.
The death uf the E"lSh"riki is SAID -
have been made possible by IN" VIrtnr-
les rf ;hc t'H"rhn-SloNik forces and inc
;rra,.nrrS. nf IN, I;cd Iiuard several do
irchn,rnts nf thc Red guard ar" d"c'ar-
cd 10 hav" murdered lhcir officers and
then surrendered.
Tho Exchange Telegraph company
nuhlishrs i'G message containing tn" r'-
nnrtS Of tho R"lsh"vik overthrow and
III" accom- nylnE details, with re-
serve" and point on, that the inf"rmn-
,lon cmana,cs mainly from German
sources and therefore should be- re-
rcivcd with caution.
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ARMY DRAFT AGE
(contirue: From FRS; Page.l

sit'i,:cG fu- N. :" S"ar minimum If III"
Fan amendment. vas rejected. ~ I" 49,
AS was one by senator Weeks nT MaSSA- :
rhuorits iu make the maximum ngr -
Years instead 81 "a Proposal by S"Ti'
arrr Rraud"J:"r nf I"nu""iIcut. to reduce
the minimum az. Ia IL years WAS Do
j-air,L. and ais" one m Senator New
e indiana. To make military, lrnluIur. 81;
.u,:in.. h"twrru - and p compulsory.
INrnIlinu Of ncuirAls from III" draft
cynErI Il hrIct cuntr"NrrSr. Chairman
,'ha1ul'r!arn presented au am"nhm"nt
:, hirh IT,. snIh the state department. DO
.irrL "nac,"d. pruNI,f f"r exemption
CT ,rulr;L ,ijiz.ir~. H.. said IN" present
.rruyiSInn e The drnf; law conflicts with
tr..al!cS hrtw"rn thc United States and
Spnin. Switzerland. Norway, Denmark
anil Sweden. aud that exemption from
NIu. ri,ln draft NJ their citizens WAS r"-
Ear,r,i ey ~. stint" department as OF
"rr"s-Iuc" importance. Tn" senate.
anv.;,r. ntl"r'",l III" Hitchcock suhsli i
Tut
;IHr;i. miiu"r amendments written
into Ia. II l., 'i,.' S"u;tt" Wa 4 prov!
sim .h4; la.k 80 g',ii"E" .cdNati"n shall
NOT I.!,r'," in.n II positions In TIL
pIlntIr:, %rr,I"". .tru.h"r nnnndmsn'
would r,"i'Ijr" Tn"i"rr owners {" whom
enlisted II'V, Hr.. assigned in making Hhr
materials IL pny them regular wag"
scales. oIcn their army pay suspended
during their industrial employment.
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", 0. ALEXANDER
(contiuued from Fage ~

dor II" lived At homo with his paE"n'a
unlu about. twcniy-.iEht years aS".
when hn cam" 10 ihiS r!tN. For many
vars Ia. was an activ" BUSINESS man 1T
TIM; place. owning 81 large vinegar man
ufarlurinE establishment.
Twcnty-righr years nc" n" CONSOLE :
dat~d his business with the r.. e. fNaCCr'
com pany Of this CI'y. moving h"r" thnl
year. l.ar"r Mr.. Alexander WAS 'h''
manager "f the McMrrh"n Preserving
company. IL, r"ttrr,l from artiv" bus
mess several rrars aE" and has ,iv'd ~
A., South Ernadway. Island
Mr.. Alexander has always taken n
vrrv active rar; in public affnlrs AMI
served n tho second branch cnunri'.
ac.ln-:as president. In l9l: hr was :,
R~ruhllcuu candidaic for nomination 10y
sheriff cc Ohio county. He WAS m"ii'
toned for The nomination a; the follow
ing election.
AZ tho tinr n. L. Kirk was candida .
for mayor Of the city Mr. Alexander Wa
:hc opposing ranhidaic. and ~ IN" 'im"
,'ltv Manager -. -. Na%i" waS appointed
10 was also - b. m"uti"i"rl.
Mr.. Alexander was married 10 Ms"
lonni" Ens" IN 1852. M. AoHHndrr
rnss.d away her" N ~ AMI NJ. .Ai"h-
and"r was again MARRIED IN F"hrunry'
iol1 20 Mrs. Mimi" Rogers. VIII" sur
vivrS
Besides has widow. NJ. Alexander j.
survived by two daughters. Mrs. i. i
FMS OF ihiS rily. and Mss LOIS. -
bono ard hy .wn sons Howard 90 -.
umbu*. and Earl - Il"v'larf T"''
stcpsons. Earic md Russell ais" >"g-
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ELEVEN KILLED IN THE
PARIS BOMBARDMENT

PARIS. June cS.--l Eleven persons
! w"r, killed and fourteen others injured
through tbs explosion of bombs dropped
by German air1ncn IN last nights ar
RAID over The l'arIs district.
Reports Of the rad indicate TINT
thor" w"rr several gr"ups IT enemy
machines which took different Cour$""
in an effort To break through tn" dci"n-
slv,. barrier fro. During tn" curnmot"u
in III" air thus created. som" Of N"
machines evidently w"r" all" to effect
Il penetration. for bombs began TO drop
almost Immediately.
There WAS shortly lull. after which
thr bOmbardm"nl again grew IN m
tensity and then tinAlly. subsidized,
RI" dtragc don" ly The RAIDERS Is
reported as considerable.
President r"rncar" sent tho victims
messages Of sympathy and soncltutH
on behalf Of the government.
There wore several cases OF careless
onlOnkcrS being wounded by fra Sm"n'S
of shells from IA" Huti-a!r''Enlt mr..
NJ TeyaSicr". ch!ci "f thu iar'S hr"
department. died e Sutf"'ail"n "h'j"
directing Tho RESCUE Of victims 80
Wednesday nights raid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-29
Banish that Backache

Many persons suffer with hacknchn every
mnruinI, They thnk maybe they have lain
IL c:amped position or else got n litlln COLI
More than likely the backache is dine to
th"ir kidneys, aud tho timely NC "t Foley
Kidney Pills is Just what il needed FOR quick
relief.
Mrs. J. D. Miller, f01 Clifford Street eyra.
rrs-. y. Y, writes:-I suffered with kidney
trouble and rheumatism. had srvero back
ache and folt miserable and oil played ont.
bonxht Some al Foley Kidney Pills and after
taking Two bottles, can say my blackjack il
gone, and where used to lilo awa.e night,
with rheumatic pains, can now sleep in
comfort. Foley Kidney Pills did wonderful
things for me. and recommend them to ell
my .cquaintances and friends"
For backnche, lame back. stiff swollen joints.
rheumatic pains, headaches and nervousness
due To kidney disorders, Foley Kidney rills
nro quickly effective, tonic, acd most salts
factory in results. Try them.
gold Everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-29
|R, RED CROSS
]: BENEFIT PARTY
- hurry rErE CHAMP ETEE HELD
LAST. EVENING AT PRETTY
ISLAND HOME.
r. Realized Tor BENEFIT o
wheeling Chapter American
Red Gross

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thanpeFS. v-,.-,r,r.- t':,.n-
Junior a"N' r,n t.,,,.,., las; ven
~.
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,ht occasion III IN. most '"u'''i'':"f' 80
,rsSnners and added :" ;h. charm -: a
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nr'tbc ni,rhir Footed .i;;..' nni6"t'> at
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scanned 10 hrluug l.. .hH l"N''E ;wi''Sh'
its.lf. II would nav. E'..'.i n;h'! - d.
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proved most fascinating ana q.
: each youthful p"ri'L'n'r '''''.' '''~
pat,s with perfect H";>e
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cent SUM ."f So lind '''.'''
thfs entertainments ,''' '"'
inSthe loyal iiltt" h""f'H'
The following S"l.Hf" '"''''"
up the evening chi'>r'"'' ''''
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personal experience confirms the IA,
that any violation Of the sacred spir';
OF the Sabbath is fatal 10 society. 1h'
Sabbath should thus b. hnnorcd.
IVY" feel that labor on the saooa'h'
nvrn though 1t hc required by the "H-
ignncirs nf WIT should b" reduced l"
the lowest possible minimum. II Is our
emphatic opinion that under n" avoid
abb. circumstances should patriotic "N'
crcis"S Of Il secular natur" tr"SpaSH
upon tn" hours s"t aside regularly f"f
stated worship ~ the churches on 'hc
Sabbath"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-29
ASK REHEARING ON THE
THOMPSON INDICTMENT

PITTSEr RGIt Ju,lc IS. -- Assistant
United states Attorney john NJ. Henry
today p":IIiun,d judge charles l.. tTr
IA th" United Stalc~ district c"ur; :"
tx IuI& 10 as the date for argument
ON IN" petition filed recently by lhr
suvSrnn'nt for q reir:aring "n th' Fra:
Indictment against Josiah Y. Th"mI>"n.
former chinatown banker. wh'rh was
qua&hrd at the opening az 'h'' May urin
If court Tho argument WAS I" ha''
taken pi;,r. last Tuesday. hut counsel
~ mutUli agreement r"%II"t'd ihr
h"rri..; without setting dat.
A. rh.. hearing on in,y |" ia" fat" -;
Thompson on charges of perjury. AZ
vtrnr.!mn and ciut- Xzi.lu"ni al IN E'TS'
<al,unnl hank If Uui'1t"wl. -: whi'h
h.. was president Will b" G"'!d"I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-29
TYPHOID EPIDEMIC IN
THE GERMAN ARMY

AMSTERDAM. Jun" & -l.urn0ra mr."
in circulation. GI"S :h' Echo HulE". thar
81 rr,h.trrr It .0hnih is ringing among
tlr ,;"rr,nr s"lhors in nor hcrn France.
Several units mr." reported Ia hay" had
yiruIaliy th"i- "ntIr" personnel affected
with thr disease
This condition. together with the
Ius>"S sustained by the enemy In the
last offensive is said. according 10 THIS
account ~ b. responsible for the de-
lag IN rcsumlns thc offensive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-29
NOTICE

Editor lnl"l,rgcnccr:
You nre authorized n Announced
Davis E:lkins Of Morgant"wn. Monon.
gala Co.. II crnddaie for nomination
by the Republican Party for the United
states Senate from West Virginia, SUD
Ject 70 all rules OF the Rcpuhllcan Party
and the laws OF the State OF West Etr-
glnia governing IN" primary election
20 be ncld August. 1913.
ELklNS CAMPAIGN Committee
J. IL McpEKMDTT. Chairman
J.. -. Drawer. ISL.
Morgantuwn. ". Na.-Adr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-29

Pay your City Water Bills no" ana
save ten cents on every dollar. This
or,y,leqc ends with the month Of June.
W. D. ROBERTSON.
City Treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-29

,,n IN aer way 20 Pittsburgh Sun6ay
nigh.
.rh.. bail or tho old S5solin" boat d
Vt, 49,. b...., ..v.rii:,,ii. d and was launch
81 .-rn. h.r WA on IN" wharf iAS'
rr; p,,ol,rrc quarters f"r ~" Cen
:r,I lH*f,ng r!uh will bs built on me
repaired hal:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
NEED COACH FOR
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
Gridiron Warriors to Resume Prac-
tice Today Preparing for
Camden Game.

With the lifting of the influenza ban
which has been over the city for the last
three weeks, comes the opening of the
schools and naturally football at the High
School
While the squad has done verv little
work IN the way of practice it will start
today In earnest to make up for lost time
and prepare for the game with Camden
High School at Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets next Saturday This game
will give the local fans an idea of the real
grldlron tactics of the Highlets The locals
had some very good material out for the
team before the ban and some
who have the makings of good football
men are expected out for workout this
week
Capt. Elliott who was hurt in the
game with Penns grove has fully recovered
II was also learned that the other cripples
from that game are In fine shape and will
be out with the squad on Monday Georg.
Anderson, who was unable TO play the
first game on account of being III with
appendicitis, will also be out TO help make
this years eleven record-breaking
football machine
As was stated sometime ago, High
School will try very hard to arraqne a.
game with Central High School of Phila-
delphia some time after the close of the
present schedule Capt Elliott feels con-
tident that if Highs" line is whipped IN
shape they can win the Central game this
year as he attended the Radnor-C Central
game In which Radnor was victorious
by a 3 to O score
Although the Cherry and White have
the material for the best team in the
history OF the school since the time OF
Mat Donohoe, things look very bad.
as Mr. Whitehead. faculty manager,
stated last night that unless real coach
who knew something about football is
secured to pilot the eleven, it will have
to call off the schedule. II there are any
trained football men in Wilmington who
want TO see High School have good team
Mr.. Whitehead will be pleased to hear
from them. A good coach right now O Id
guarant ee a successful season
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Tak- III.
Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now Instead ot
taking tonics, or trying TO patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the ailment - clogged liver
and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the
liver in soothing. healing way. When
the liver and bowels are performing their
natural functions. away goes indigestion
and stomach troubles.
II you have bad taste in your
mouth, tongue coated. appetite poor.
lazy, don't-care feeling. no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigestei foods,
you should take Olive Tablets, The sub
stitute for calomel.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are q
purely vegetable compound n..xed with
olive oil. NYou will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping. cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. so you can eat what you like.
At 1oc and 25c per box. All druggista
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
PARKSIDE WINS.
Defeats Rockford Eleven In First Game
Of Season.

Parkside defeated the heavy Rockford
team Saturday in hard fought game
| at the tower II was Parkside's first
game of the year, and they showed
splendid work by holding their opponents
scorcless. Rockford f,Imbled on the
kickoff and two minutes later Prady,
Parkside's speedy quarterback, took the
ball over the top for touchdown
Manlove kicked the goal Parkside again
kicked off. They held Rockford and
took the ball on downs. Line plunNng
by Manlove and Webb brought the ball
within scoring distance With but
half yard to go, Brady took the pig
skin over The half ended with Parkside
on the long end of 800 score.
When the second half started Rock
ford was greatly strengthened by the
addition of Dunn and Bill Ferguson, we'll
known stars, and several new men in the
line. Parkside scored again in the third
quarter, Brady doing the honors. This
ended the scoring for the game. Parkside
line broke up play after play before they
were hardly started Webb and Man
love featured for Parkside, while the
Ferguson brothers gained all the ground
for Rockford
The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
MARKSMEN CONTEST
FOR THRIFT STAMPS
Clyde Lcedom Wins Match With
Perfect Score-Connablc
Cup Eligiblcs.

Thirty shooters took part in the biz
War Savings Stamps shoot at the vii
mington Trapshooting Association Satur.
day. The team captains were Stanley
Tuchton and Ike Turner Sides were
chosen l5 gunners lined up on each side
Perfect scores OF 5Ox5O were turned in
by Clyde Leedonl and s. B. Miller. Cards
of 49x5O we're made by p. Jackson, Joe
Snow, J. b. McHugh, J. w. Evans, s.
Tachton and G. D. Hubbard
The following qualified in the Connable
Cup race: Clyde Leedon and s. B..
Miller
The War Savings Stamps race was won
by Clyde Leedom, he having perfect
score and being on the winning team.
Shooting off tie for w r. A. spoon
between E. E. du Pont and Price jackson,
the spoon was won by Price Jackson with
24x25, 4. +. du Pont having 23x25.
The scores on the Connable Cup and
also the team shoot tor war stamps were
as follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
v, E, Lam NGSHAW HEADS
POULTRY FANC|ERS
Selected TO Direct Affairs of Della
wares Feathercd Stock
Association.

At 8 meeting OF the Delaware State
Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Associa-
ton, held Saturday night. the following
officers were elected to serve until JAN
uary 1920:
President, William f. Langshaw. Mt.
Cuba, Del vice-president, Herbert Thar
net, Marshallton. Del; second vice
president, Frank Barker, Delmar Del.
secretary. j. Wilson Greenfield. Roeelle.
Del; assistant secretary, Graham Miller,
Wilmington. Del: ,rSasurer, Afford c.
Willing, Wilmington, Del
The following were appointed TO act on
the executive committee: E. J. Ratleee
chairman, Brandywine Springs Del;
Mrs. George A. Wolf, Talleyville Del
J. Frank Coomhs, Greenville. Del.
Mrs. W E. Langshaw, Mt. Cuba, Del,
and Miss Debby jackson, Principle
Furnace, Md.
Much important business was transact
ed. II was voted TO hold show in VIII
mington the second week in January, 1919.
Plans are being worked out to make this
show one OF the most successful held in
Wilmington. 1t is desired TO make it ex-
ceedingly interesting to the public. Ma
tonal speakers have sIgnihed their vii
hngness to give lectures and addresses,
and il is hoped TO have the United States
Government motion pictures used IN some
Of the lectures which show the poultry
industry from the laying OF the egg to the
marketing of the poultry. One very in
courag ng feature of the meeting, was the
desire of the members to show their birds
Over 200 birds were listed for the show
from the members present alone, which
speaks well for very large show. Any
one wishing to become a member, com
municate with William E. Langshaw presi
dent, Mt Cuba, Del, or J. Wilson Green
field, secretary Marshallton, p O., or
In fact any member
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28

ONLY FOUR ON LUCIA LOST.
Vessel With S6 Of Torpedoed "Unsink.
able" Reaches Port.


Washington, Oct. 28.-The Navy De
partnent received Inst night a dispatch
from Vice Admiral Sims stating that 8
United States naval vessel reports thai
she has on board eighty-six survivors o
the steamship Lucia, which was sunk by
a submarine about 1000 miles from thc
American coast.
No details are given OF the attack on
the Lucia, which was equipped with
buoyancy boxes and was considered
virtually unsinkabIe. -Four members Of
the Lucias crew were killed by the explo-
SION of the torpedo that sank the vessel
One was D. Nina Moynihan, third en-
gineer officer, st. Helena, Md All Others
on board were reported rescued.
The fact that the four killed belonged
to the engine room force indicates that
the U-boat made a direct hit on the
machinery section of the steamer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued
by clerks of the peace and magistrates
as follows:
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Clerk OF the Peace John l.. Wright
Abe Silverman, of 6lS West Third
street, and Bette Morris, of AIS Union
street
Magistrate L. j. Broman, S13 Mar
ket street-Ieroy Dumpson and May
ola Peterson, both of Guthrie Row
Magistrate Harry B. Stradely, 925
Market street-George Battle, Of 9I5
Walnut street, and Ida Preston, of 9O4
Wilson street.
Magistrate Leonard W Lovett, New
ark-Clarence E. keyes. Of Farming
ton, and Marion S. Campbell of New
ark
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Magistrate James Z. Tull. Laurel
George L. Knowles and Julia f. Mitchell,
both of Laurel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
U-BOATS BACK HOME.
North Sea Subs Sail Along Under
Whi,e Flags

Christlanla, Oct. 2S.-Crews OF vessels
arriving at Stavanger from Karmo island
report that several German submarines
flying a white flag at their mastheads,
passed the island Saturday bound south,
according to the Morgenbladet. The sub
marines are believed to have been return
ing home from their bases
Karmo island, Norwegian possession
is twenty miles northwest of Stavanger.
1t is about twenty miles In length and is
sparsely settled, chiefly by herring fishers.
The island forms the northern fringe OF
the Bukkerfjord and fronts on the North
Sea, allowing submarines operating off
Karmo easy cruising access to the waters
off Jutland in the Skaggerrak.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-28
MAINE SHOEMAKER
Tired All Time, Did Not Want TO Work,
How He ReRained Strength.

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without relief. The first bottle of Vinol,
however helped me and it has built me
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