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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-09

With First Part" elaborate
novel and national in character, AL
G. Field has had to
Fields OIi0 arrange for the oiio
Sets New Pace OF The Al. q. Field
Greater Mlnstrels
program this season exceptional
numbers to sustain the high standard
to the very end. His choices are in
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-09

keeping with the pace with which the
performance opens.
Santa Claus at Home" which in
augurates the olio, is a fantasy which
successfully combines the widest pos
sible varieties of entertainment, and
wins the entire audience, children,
women and. men. The monolog by
Billy Beard. THE Party From the
South" keeps the audience in con-
slant laughter with it's extremely in
dividual, though natural and sympa-
thetic Interpretation of negro humor.
The Harmony Boy SaXophonists, led
by Ollie Dillworth, dominates a musi-
cal act which is unlike any other The
conclusion. I'm Honolulu, or Doing
Your Bit" unites in a most skillful
manner operate qualities with bur-
lesque fun, and comes to a finish in
magnificent patriotic tableaux, which
picture the triumph of an American
man-of-war. over a U-boat. and the
unfurling of an American flag as an
emblem OF tho Freedom of the Seas
and world Democracy"
The Al. G. Field Greater Minstrels
will be at the Orpheum tonight for
the last time.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-09
Hamilton Tossers Win
Game From Alpha Five

Hamilton Grammar school tossers
added to their laurels last night by
defeating the Alpha A. c. bunch.
score, % to 1G. Etter, Ellis and
Katzman were stars. The lineup and
summary:
HAMILTON ALPHA A. G.
Ellis, f. Abrahams, (.
Williams, +. Levin, f.
Etter, C. Michlovitz, c.
Gregory, &. Katzman, &.
Tolmney, &. Sherman, G.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-09

New York. Dec. 9.-Charley Her
zog's desire to get away from John
McGraw and the New York Giants,
was gratified yesterday afternoon
when he was traded to the Boston
Braves for Larry Doyle, the veteran
second baseman, and Jess Barnes,
the pitcher.
No mention of any money has
been made, so it is not known If any
thing in the nature of cash con-
sideration figured in the deal.
Doyle is not new to New. York
territory, as he played on the Giants
for number of years, and was some
time ago traded to the Chicago
Cubs. Recently the Cubs transferred
him to the Braves, and now he is
sent back to his old stamping
ground.
Barnes is n very promising young
right-handed pitcher, and has been
with the Braves for the past couple
of seasons.
Doyle and Catcher Wilson we're
traded a few days ago to Boston for
Pitcher Tyler.
Herzog's Unique Record
Herzog has the unique record of
featuring in five trades by Manager
McGraw. He has served three diff
ferent engagements with the Giants,
will serve his second engagement
with Boston and has managed the
Cincinnati Reds. Herzog declares he
is glad to go back to Boston.
Herzog came to New York in
1908 and in 1910 was traded to
Boston with Outfielder Collins for
Outfielder Becker. In 1911 Herzog
was traded back to the Giants for
Infielder Bridwell and Catcher
Gowdy. In 1913 Herzog went to the
Reds in exchange for Catcher Hart
ley and Outflelder Bescher. In 1916
Herzog came back to the Giants Nc
Graw sending Mathewson, Roush
and Mckenzie to Cincinnati, while
Doyle and two young players were
traded to Chicago for Heinie Zim-
norman.
Doyle now succeeds the man who
succeeded him. Doyle came to New
York in 1907 and was traded in
1916 to the Cubs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-09
ORPHEUM

To-night-Al. G.. Field Greater Min
strels.
Saturday, matinee and night, Janu-
ary 12-Return engagement of
"Mary's Ankle"
Monday and Tuesday. with daily
matinees. January IA and Is - The
Marriage Question"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-09
VICTORIA

To- -day--June Elvidge in "The Tenth
Case also the last chapter OF "The
Fighting Trail"
Tomorrow - Kitty Gordon in Her
Hour"
Friday and Saturday - George Walsh
in The Pride of New York"
Monday and Tuesday-William Far
mum in "The Heart of Lion"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-09
REGENT

To-day-Benefit performance-Doug
las Fairbanks in "A Modern Mus
keteer."
Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday -
Marguerite Clark in The Seven
Swans"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-09

Should Judge convict a woman of
unfaithfulness on circumstantial evil
dence? Judge Wal
June Elvidge lace in "The Tenth
in ''Hke Case" in which beau
Tenth Case" tiful June Elvidge is
featured, did. but
something very unusual happened to
make him change his mind about the
woman in the case. This beautiful
photoploy Is said to present one OF
the most unusual situations ever pre-
sented in movie. To-day the Vic
toria also presents the last chapter
of that intensely interesting and
thrilling serial story, "The Fighting
Trail" featuring William Duncan
and Carol Holloway.
For tomorrow the bill is the regal
ly beautiful screen and stage star,
Kitty Gordon. in her greatest motion
picture success. Her Hour" and al
together one of the truly powerful
silent dramas in. the history of the
motion picture play.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-09

French episode, to the barbaric pas
sion of BelshazZar and Princess Be-
loved who die. clinging to each other
as mighty Babylon falls.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-09
MAJESTIC
Iigh Grade of Vaudeville.
COLONIAL

COLONIAL
To-day, tomorrow and Friday - d
w. Griffth's big spectacle, "Intol-
erance."
saturday-Lillian Walker in Lust OF
the Ages"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-09

Turn to the Right is comedy" The
play Will be interpreted by a company
including: Miss Winifred st. Claire,
Lou Fullerton, Fred G.. House. Jack
Lewis. Lola Mercer, Emma DeWeale,
Maude Nolan, Pete Raymond and
Friedrich Netherton.
The leadino feminine character is
known as billie" and is the average
'The narries wjtbou+ y
Marriage knowledge of what the
question" sacred business OF mar
riage really means. She
marries man old enough to be her
rather, and then-but pshaw, we
would spoil it for you If we told YOU
the story. Perhaps you'll want to see
IL yourself and feel the heart throbs
and see the glints of joy that invest
IT.. The man that Billie" really
thinks she loves (of course. he really
ism the hero) for - but there, there,
that's spelling it again for you. It's
such big, wholesome story, and it
tells so simply and beautifully the in
side facts of the marriage question
that no doubt you will want to see it
yourself. The production is under
the direction of Rowland and How
ard. who will be remembered as the
producers of (which One Shall |
Marry" and "a Daughter of the
Sum-"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
ATLANTIC CITY GAS FIGHT.
Move 10 be Made 10 Gust the Receiver
Named hy the Court.

Atlantic City, July 10 Small bond
holders of the SI,000,0 900 Atlantic City
Gas Co. will fight, Carlton Godfrey,
their counsel declared yesterday, pro
cccding TO be brought by officers and large
bondholders of the corporation including
wealthy Philadelphians, for the removal
of Harvey +. Carr, of Camden who was
appointed receiver for the company nj
Trenton on Tuesday
Clarence II Gcist of Philadelphia and
tins city president of the company,
made the announcement that steps VIII
be taken Immediately To John A. SlattcrY,
of Philadelphia, solicitor for the corpora
ton, for the oustjng of the receiver
President Gcist SAID company ollieials
knew nothing of the action brought m
the name Of Miss Bertha Elizabeth
Patterson, of pttshurg, until service
was made of the appointment of the
receiver
President Gcist intlmated the line 10
he taken by the gas company In It's counter
proceedings when he said that, since the
corporation had three months IN wbieh
to pay sS7 600 in bond interest upon ahleh
It detaultcd on JulN / the creation ot the
feceivershlp was premature
lie asserted also that the company now
IS paying ninctY-one cents per tWtl
feet Ia max fas WIN h It - Il !:
for 81, with rebate Of ~ per
cent The Public Utility commission
has authorized the company I rhargc
81 05 net pending investigation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
SEVERELY STUNG
BY ANGRY BEES
Seaford Man Meets With Serious
Results in Trying to Get Honey
From a Hive.

Special Correspondence, OF Every Evening
Scaford, July 10 Nathaniel Coma
way. n former justice of the peace of tins
town, is seriously i'll at his home on East
street, the result of being severely stung
by a swarm of bees Mr.. Conaway was
taking the honey from a hive, and had Sc
cured small part when the bees became
angry and attacked him. He tried
vainly to fight them away. but each time
they came back stronger IN numbers.
Taking off his hat he began to use it
for weapon, and while it was off. at
least dozen bees stung him on the head,
and many moro about the face and hands.
so bad were the stings and So quickly
did the wounds take effect, that he was
soon overcome from pain. and lapsed
into an unconscious state He was
carried home and a doctor summoned
He remained in an unconscious state for
several hours and Is apparently suffering
from a slight stroke ct paralysis uf the
brain lie Is now conscious and slowly
improving
Charles Robinson. colorcl. also was
badly stung about the face and arms.
but his injuries were not serious lie was
stung IN at least score Of places and his
face snon became So swollen that he was
hardy recognizable He received prompt
medical treatment and the swelling IS
slowly leaving his face
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
STOCKS ADVANCING,
THE MARKET BOOMING
War News Stimulates Transactions
and Sends Prices Up All
Along the List.
ny Associated PRESS to Every Evening

New York, Wall Street, July 10 &
Overnight war news stimulated the stock
market to further substantial advances
nj the active opening of today's trading
United States Steel gained only bali a
point. hut kindred shares scored one point
gains, while tobaccos, coppcrs, shlpptnRs,
sugars and specialtlcs ranged To nearly
2 points higher. interest attached to
the further rise Of Paris 6's which added
1 I-S points to yesterday } point ad-
vance.
Liberty bonds were steady
MARKET SLOWS DOWN BEFORE NOON
NooS Reactions Of ono tn three points
in various equipments, ptls, fobaceo7 aud
other prominent ISSUES created moderate
un4rttlcment before the end oi the FIRST
hour
Incidentally paris GS fell bacI. two
points and representative rails lagRed
Dealings diminished - pronounced
cxtent with lhc approach u mldday
tie market then showing further lrrcRi
Iaritv on the strength of NeW Havcn and
n few speeialtics. notably ~umatFa 10
bacca. with recurrcnf pressure IA 7toela.
Liberty 312s sold a 4oGo - @6t
Is at ai o6 10 % IS and - IS 81 % ''S
to 96o4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
TWENTY SEVEN MARINES ON
CASUALTIES LIST FOR TODAY

Washington. luIy 10 Tvcnty-seven
marines are NAMED on lhc corps casualty
list today
Killed in action IG; died Of wounds, II.
The list follows
kILLED II ACTIuN.
Nerg,an1~ John f. kllgelIou. Canton.
OHIO, Henry West Boston
Private, William II Brown, Galveston.
Texas CharIes 4 Burns Duquesnc Pa +.
Joseph J.. DowIing, Pnladclphia Nigbcl'
A. Ficn, Gates. \ y Edward + Forbes
Windsor, Col. David Goldberg Brooklyn:
Albert T. Jones. Troy, y y Maronl
kleinnann, Toqucryiiic, Utah Robert
r lanham. Dttroi William i'eloubct.
Ashcville, \ William J Rcsendcs
Bodega, Cal John j Thompson. Hous-
ton, Texas; David G Visited. Duluth.
MINI Michael Zippay, Charleroi, Pa
DIED or WOUNDS RECEI1ED IN ACTION.
Corporals Oscar ! Moore oxford
Ark; Gail O Phillips Hcrkiuer. \ 81
PrIvatcs Archibald ID Bcnners. Amber.
Pc Arthur Gard Madison y j.; vii
liam A. Clark, s. Louis Joseph Daniel
son, Chicago, Mckinley Deaton. BARRIERS
vile, Ky; Bert Gordon. no address /;
Alton T. Munccy Providence r. j..
John Talaska, Rochester, n u: Edmund
N. Wilson. PIttsburg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
L. :. ARMY AMAZES VIENNA.
By As~oc1a,ed Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
The Hague. July 10 In outspoken
comment On the growth Of American
strength in France, the Socialist Arhietei
Zeittmg. Of Vienna says there is no doubt
more than million American troop
have arrived in Europe II declares this
is feat Of organization as amazing as
the creation of the British army
American participation in the fight
ing, it adds, increases the German task
20 one Of gigantic magnitude It is easily
underst tandahlet that the German command
is trying this year to reach great de-
cision before the full weight Of the United
States IS felt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
HARRINGTON NAMES RECORD.
Child Welfare Workers of State Defense
Council 10 Good Work There in Baby
Weighing

special Correspondence u Every Evening
Harrington July la Ihc weighing
and measuring station of harrington
opened on Tuesday July l6, Il q clock
a. NJ ln the public school h4Idlug
\ general response was made t. the
nation call that ai children under hve
wears 81 go should ac weighed and mcaslIr-
I'd As the tr~; stop b Children ear
lnauEuatcd hy the Department Of
Labor
The reason fer weighing and mca>4r-
ing j. that III order 10 know how much
work Is necessary - hring Delaware
children Zip 10 standard the Defense
Council must know how many children
there are. and just how they compare
with present normal standards
ts the child Is weighed and measured
the mother receives q record card with
The exact weight and measurements of
the cLId she has pointed out 10 her
whether her child IS normal below
normal or above normal On the back
II her card she ha> fhe normal standards
for children of al ages up % FIVE years.
So she may compare with the report Of
her own child Every mother IS urged
10 try and follow ;lc advice Of the ex-
aInIning nurse or the family physician
The station. under the direction Of
Miss Lillian " >app chairman of
AhSmlhJu hundred aided by Mrs John
+ Hutton and Mrs Parncttc Of Dover
Nr> Flor, nee Marshall and many other
alc assistants OF Harrington weighed
and measured lO6 babies This record
beat, any other day record in the state
The success of the work vas largely
due Ia tho systematic arrangement by
hc committee and the splendid CO
operation of the motor corps under the
direction IF the captain Miss Sarah
B Jones
Many parents came and they were aot
lacking II enthusiasm and appreciation
of what was being done for their children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
NEW HARTERS.

special Correspondence Of Every fstenins
Dover. July - Charters VIE sled
here. Yesterday, as follows
Rockaway Rolling Mills GO Whining
ton, Del: capital. s. 100000
BAYOU Pierre Land Go, Scranton IA
S50.000
KolIc Casting c. Philadelphia "a .
50 600
Robert l. Ream Co Plttshurg Ia
rubber goods, $1,000
Fidelity Automobile Service A~~ee.a-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa $4,000
Change of name al Natr-Bcreker -.
10 Alatrc y Co Chicago I'll and NJ
crcasIng capital from $4,000 - S20oGo0.
Hoffman Wyoming OIL % to Dtafd oil
Del Western Ca~ket and Undertaking.
co. 10 Western Undertaking. Co, Chitago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
FIRE At Bill MENTHAI. :.
Slight Blaze in the Company : Office
Early This Morning

Firc of unknown origin broke ont ia
he offices oi the / Blumcuthal Ga at
Lancaster avcnuc and Adams street
about 6.20 o'clnck this morning Tho
frC partially DESTROYED the staircase
10 the offices on the upper floors, hiIt very
slight damage was done in any 81 the
offices
According to ono Of the men there
the blaze started in i small closet undcr
the bottom fright Of stairs fIrc depart
mont officials said that The damage
appeared TO he insignificant The do
department was summoned by an alarm
from box No II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
DEATHS.

ADAMS In this city on july 10 IslN
James Edward Adams
p y Il co az are l'piod'f lnliiod 10 q In M
ne funeral services al his late RESIDENCE
s33 West Fourth street. on Monday Ill<
-. at O'Clock interment at RiIcr,i~ty
cemetery.
DAVIs-Ncar Johnsofl's Corner. Pa on
july ;. 1918. William Alexander DAVIS.
aged o. years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services al The funeral parlars
OF William = HancS. Tweni fourth and
Market streets. on Saturday afternoon IN
o cioch Intermcnt al Rivcryiea GENE
terry.
MACkLlM suddenly in this CITY on JUN
~ 1918 h4gene Mackhm1 aged = years
kelatiyes. friends and Mizpah Conclaye
& v K 90 are invited nv, Z" % Fp5o5fs stteng Of
the funeral services az tho residence Of bis
brother 4l9 East Ninth street on STndaE 'a's
afternoon a. : O'Clock lntermcnt at Silvcr-
brook cemetery.
PKIcEA' swissHale. Pa. % Tuesday.
Price. sr formerly Of lo5i iandas,Msr 59p4 y
Funeral from MS late home 1900 Jnion
street, SWissvale station. PittshIlrg pe
al III Friday. Juls H. -
STEPHENSON In this civ IN mi.
1915. sallie J. Stephenson. in der s0tG,
Relatives and friends are invited ~ attend
the funeral services AZ the residence IN (
=. David eo' Nandever avenue. on Satur-
day July 70. Ut II o clock noon JnterT,,T,
al Gienwood cemetery smyrna 81, 'ii-iit
: ~ O'Clock. without further notice -
TqPPIN-In this city. on july Is. lqIs
George : Toppiin, aged IS years
Relatives, friends, 81. Georges C'astL- ~
3. 4. G, T.. and Usage Tribe. M S9 Jn,,t
. NJ are invited 70 attend th, fIn.iprai fi,,p 4
services ar his late residence. iii pine s,r, g
on Saturday afternoon JuIy 20 ~ ! w
Q clock lnterment private. al Riyerview
WiTslL- this city on july X IoIS
Louisa WitSl " "Iu
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
hrot mr. W-.It ~, = IN residence Of her
stree on saturday afternoon .IIlv 3o =,
90 9 clock. lnterment al Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19

Mrs | X Tatman of AIddlctown has
received word that her brother. Harry
G. Price has arrived safely over seas
He was drafted in Delaware for the Fort
du Pnnt Replacement
Wallace Bennett. of lI5 Market street
who is employed at tho Hotel du lont /,
has received m interesting letter from
his SON Sergeant IcRov y Bennett,
4 member of Company Il, 10Th Engineers,
nov IN France MIR Bennett also has
another son, Flovd Bennett ia the \via-
ton Corps who Is Now located NJ !iamp-
ton Roads VA
Mrs Charles 4 IIoyd, of SIl l-3 .lcf)cr-
son street. ha~ received letter from
her brother William Oliver Goeln, from
"ONcr Ihcrc Nh Goshn states that
hc Is cujoNnC army life and IS fcchng
fine amt IS la the hest ~ health III also
wishes 10 y, remembered ta aiI his friends
and hopes ~ he with them sron agaIu.
Mrs Iiovd has also received word lrop
hcr son larl who Is ~ thc army, of his
safe arrival ~ Franco NIr tl"Ni h,-
fore beng drafted last Dcccmhcr wa~
employed ~ thc ia Pont COMPANY
Bradford Uitch,rs. II @2l South
jackson street formerly cmplovcd at
jhc Capcllc hardware Company hu
now i member 1T kmtulaucc Company
~ l3 has written to h,s couSus, Mr
anl Mis- Charles Phillips ot 721
West second street ~ hts ,aty arrival
overseas llc SAYS hc Is III tho host of
health and enjoying lfo very woil .3~
address IS ambulance Company \u w.
\ i I France, MA SIN lofh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
HINT THAT IN EFTICIENtY
COST ALLIES 4 TOW y
pN A..ociated Press 10 E.er. IsenIng

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
PARIS, July 10 Deputies Abel lerfa
and Louis Deschampq hare made an IN
portant report to the amy committee Of
the Chamber of Deputies concerning the
government inquiry INTO the German
offensive Of Nav y when the Germans
captured the Chcmn dos Ilancs and nj
vanccd 10 the Marne
The committee adopted The fccon-
mendatIons made Is the deputies winch
invite the government to inform them oi
the disciplinary measures taken aud q
introduce hill by which tic general
officers seriously at faul' III future en-
he punished
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
Adas kodcsh School.

The summer term Of the Adas kodcsch
Religious School viii olen Monday, July
-. Al o'cloc K III Tho morning Sessions
IA Hebrew viii he held every dav at q
clock IN the morning at ,hc class rooms
adjoining the AdaS hodcsch Synagogue.
sixth and French streets kI those
parents who wish their children To gam
some knowledge IN The Hebrew language
and not waste tho summer time away
may send her bows and girls To register
and start the studies al once The p,o-
gram of he studies for he summer term
have been 50 arranged bv Rabbi DAVID
B. Swlren, under whose guidance this
school IS. as 10 meet the needs OF the
times as Well as tho satisfaction OF the
children thcnscINos
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
MA RRIAGES.
Double Wedding ut the Parsonage Of
Met abe VI. T.. Church.

An interesting double wedding took
place Yesterday afternoon At the parSon-
age of McCabe NJ T. Church, 70j West
Twentieth street
The first couple, AIfrcd Willing
OF 2.f9 West street. and Miss Mabel
" Poinsctt, Of 2507 1'atnalI street. had
planned a church wedding at which they
expected to have for attendants Miss
Bessie Edwards. Tor bridesmaid and
Vaughn Clavcv, for best et-man Ns 1t
happened the bride and groom changed
their minds because of illness IN the family
OF the groom and had quiet Wedding at
the parsonage Ghclr attendants Wcrc
with them hut after the first ceremony
was performed, Inc attendants took tic
place 81 the principals and they became
bride and groom Mr. Clavcy Is now
stationed al Camp DiN and Il home on
short furlough While lie had been cu-
gagged to Miss Edwards for some tjuc
they made ,Ip their m nds to hc married
quickly and completely surprised thcir
friends
The ceremony was performed ly Rev
J " Jones. pastor IF Nick abe hurrh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
The World 5 First Onera.

The worlds first simon-pure opera
was "Dafne, the libretto by Rnuccini
and the music by Peri, The performance
was given IN Corsi's palace, Florence,
and the production which was private
Vas either in 1895 or 1897, authorities
differing on this point "Eundicc with
he librctto by Rnuccini, and music bv
Peri and Cacclnl, is generally supposed
TO have been the first serious Italian
opera given a public performance This
was ut he Pitt palace Oct 8. 1000 and
the occasion was tho marriage of Maria
dc Medici 20 Hcnry IN Of France san
Antonio Express
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
GRO WIDER Calls 3.400 school.
GRADl ATES FROM II STATES

u, Associated Press % Every Eeenins
Washington. 1nly - Provost Nar-
sllal-,'cncr.l troaalpr today lssacd al
additional school draft call tar ; 100 men.
allotted amaur twelve states
The m,n arc - IL grammar school
graduates and qIaiured for general
MILITARY scrViyo
They viii cntran bctWeca SIgu
and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
q KILLED IN ACTION,
Il DEAD FROM WOUNDS
Five Soldiers and 10 Marines
Dead in Battle; IS Wounded
on List
~ Associated Press a. Every I5von,nc

ny Associated Press a. Every vcn.nc
Washington. July la The army ca~u-
al'y h~t todaN Includes If names and
Shows
Killed Is a.Iou s dod IS wounds 1t
died ut disease = dic5 al aceidcnt ana
other causes, | Wounded sever ", -
missing.
The list of dead and missing follows.
kIIIEp ~ >CTI0N.
Sergeant Ralph Barker, Mount Vernon,
Ind
Privatcs LOUIS CLarflcr. Alanches-
ter. \ II Albert T. pr.Iio Seward kas
William Duffy. Alinorsyilc pa Edwin
Narti>on. Anchora. Ill
DIED FROM Vor>D~.
Sergeant Charles 4 birmingham.
Grand Rapids Mich
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
WITH THE COLORS.

Harry r. Abrams, a Wilmington
Young man, who has spent several years
Of service in the navy and who IL now
an instructor IN the naval aviation section,
is visiting relatives ID this city
Ensign NJ J Dcnning Of the naval
aviation section. stationed at Miami,
Fla i visiting "a this city and Phil
adcIphia.
Joseph j. Riddle crger and Paul
DIbclo were accepted f0r the infau-
try Frank A Horty for the engineers
and Willis + Reed for The field artillery
at NE army recruiting station yesterday.
AlI the men are from Wilmington.