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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-20
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in
fiuenced by constitutional conditions, and
in order to cure it you must take an
internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine IS taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Hairs Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
IN this country for years. 1t is COM
posed of some OF the best tonies known.
combined with soma OF the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination of
the ingredients in TEaps CararTh Eedi-
cine is what produces slIca wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials. free.
:. J. CH.SNFY & 20, prors. ToIeeo. o
~ DT7iger~ts. -
Halls fai4aly z..sS .OE constipation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-20
American Casualties.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 20
The war department announced a cas-
ulty list of seventy-three names today
including seventeen killed in action
Mechanic Jim Arnold, of Belle Buckle
Tenn, is reported as having died OF
wounds, while Corporal j. Bennett OF
Jacksonville, Fla, was among those
severely wounded. Clarence L. Mas
sey, of Columbus, Ca, previously re
ported killed, is now reported as miss
ing in action.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-20
NO CONFERENCE ON
PRISONERS AS YET

WASHINGTON, d. G., June 20
Germanys answer to the American
state department for conference on
prisoners at Berne has not been very
satisfactory, it is officially learned to-
day.
Further inquiries are being made,
however, and it is possible a confer
ence will ultimately be arranged for.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
WINNING HIS SPURS.
Reah Deb. Robinson. u ilmington
Soldier, Promoted to Second
Lieutenant.

Word has been received here OF the
promotion Of Rcah De B. Robinson, n
Wilmington soldier, from sergeant to sec
ond lieutenant. The message rs To the
effect that the promotion. which was
effective October !. was made ON The rec
c0mmerdation of the commanding oitccr,
Robinson being n mcinhcr OF the Engineer
Corps, | :. A.. in France.
Lieutenant Robinson, who IS son "i
MIR and Nirs. Julian h. Robinson oi 80
jackson street is winning hisspurS through
his own efforts and aS a result ot lhS work
in actual service He is an architect and
al the time the Unitc,! states entered the
war was in the officer of Brown u hitc-
side, Wilmington architects In September
of lSst wear he enlisted as 4 private, AT
Washi1 gton in the Canolltlagc Company,
10th United States Engineers. lie WAS
sent to France early IN January and on
April - WAS wounded in battle For the
next Six weeks he was a patient IN a
French hospit i Before sailing for Europe
he was maic u corporal and after lis
arrival on the other side WAS promoted to
sergeant Following his recovery from his
wounds he was permitted IT, take cN-
animation for Il commission. with the re-
shit hat ne passed the test and the
60 nmlsSirn has bc>n I>Su" /. as St atci
above
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
LT.J. MAC ARTHUR
GERMAN PRISONER
Reported as Missing, July Is, and
Fate Unknown Till the
Present

Information las been received III
tins city that Lieut. John Macarthur,
9th Aero Squadron \ L + uilo was
reported missing III action July -, i 4
prisoner Of war IN Germany lie has
communicated through the Red Cross
with hS squadron commander llenten
ant Mae tFthur, wa4 one of the fore
most american avIators NJ tic tIIne
he was captured lie was the second
finer IN the American -erslcc to becnfne
an nee and had seven German planes
to his credit.
lie received the thanks Of the Amcrl-
can general IN command II the foul
sector for getting the first German plane
, brought down by the first all American
squadron, the 9th which went into
action in France For gallantry IN action
the American Distinguished Service Cross
was awarded HIM and he was decorated
hv the French government with the
Cross Of the Legion Of Uonor, 2 decnra-
ton reserved hy the French for special
and distinguished services.
TN July - Lieutenant Macarthur
and three other American fieTs under
took . voluntary patrol over the Ger
man lines A violent storm drove them
back INTO Germany, where the patrol
Was attacked by group OF twenty
Ave German planes In the ensuing
combat one of the Aineric Lieu
tenant Horton, was shot through the
chest, hut managed to land on the Amer1-
can side. where he died Of his wot nds
three day later From him the facts
Of the case as above stated were learned
The circumstances Of Lieutenant Mac
Arthurs capture are not known. but
it IS probable. as suggested by his com
maEdef. Major Iiartney. that running
out Of gasoline he was forced to descend
within the German lines The lmpend-
ing release OF Germ. av's prisoners of
war will doubtless IL c;ate Inn AID
restore him TO his squadron within u
fcw days.
tie WIS a resident of Wilmington. IN
tie employ OF the du Pont Co, where
he volunteered III the American forces
for service At the time OF the Mexican
border troubles, serving as lieutenant
Of Artillery throughout that campaign.
at the close of which upon the entry
OF the Inited States INTO the great war
he entered the aviation service
I!c has many friends and relatives in
tins city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
AMERICANS GOING TO SPA
T. ). FIIFRS AT COLOGNE

London \nv l5-il 51 ara An
american mission commanded ns Major
General Rhodee srilI irave IN SATURDAY.
lor spa German he.pdGuar4ers Mar
.hal Tach announces III 4 wireless mes
sage tn tha German high command
The mission ,eIl consist n ,ix officers
and flntern soldiers Tic German com
nand j. 3skrd IN nve instructions to
allow the mission to pass
The wireless message reads
From tile Allied high Command 10
the German igh command at spa
American mission. consisting II SIX
Officers and ninteen soldiers in nine
motor ears. with General Rhodes IS chief
III the mission. XIII leave Tor spa on
the morning of the sixteenth bv wav ii
La Capelle. Beaumonte. Phlhppcvlle-
Lelge and spa. Please give Instructions
TO allow the mission I'd pass.
American aIrnen landed at Cologne.
on the Rhine. THURSDAY. according 70
4 Cologne despatch I'D the Copenhagen
Pohrken and transmitted nv The FIX
change Telegraph COMPANY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
AUSTRIAN SOCIALISTS HOIST
RED FLAG ON CAPITOL

Pans Thursday \oE II >2ciA.lSt~
~tormed thc Austrian Parliament nUa4lnE
III Vienna "Wednesday aad tried r. euter
thc Ghumhcr where the new state council
VAS in session Shots were Drcd before
order could DC restored and tWeutN pet
sons IN thu crowd outside ne building
were injured according ~ Dispatches
reaching here President Dinghoter de-
med that thc firing began from he Parla-
ment building
l'he new natloaal Tag =. Arce bands
of rcd white and blue was ho,Sted over
The bai8dIu2 bllt soon alterward someone
removed ID white baud and the crowd
ea,ered M rcd Hae
parts a socialists o,,unled he attioe7
81 the N"ue Freic PresSe and brought
out spccEd editions advocating the eS-
tablisnment 81 q socialist republic ~ in
Germany
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
HOLLAND APPEALS
TO SAVE NATION
FROM SOCIALISTS
Crisis Grave" Says Proclamation
From The Hague Minority
Threatens Government
RED TO SPARE SWISS

~ Associated Press 10 Every EyeoiHg
London. Nov - The threaten
ing attitude Of the Extremists in Hol-
land who have demanded the abdi-
cation of Queen Wilhelmina is caus-
ing anxiety at The Hague, according
to the Daily Express
J0rkhccr olYn former Mnistrr ~ VIZ
who has becn in lrndon nrc July
turned to Holland IjurPia Ic ~
recalled The Daify cypress lohc"7 ~
take ctargc u rnr gor.rnmont
The Jlaa,e. thursday e-ov f
10" Dutch gCvermcrf has iseued
proclamation urgently appoaGng fGr tte
oo-oporaf1on IF citizens III zra~c
crisie If saws the uarDritv thra'-n
Ir1 70 gci1o rowcr rd 3or'aros i te
termination n nar'an alfh"0' ~
order
Washington. No, rncondj'iora
rovooaion q tic gerarei t1sc order
in ~witzcrIand ard 81 shn snoa'tv+ir
muftnc vas reported gdar au
afhcial no rc +. uri-'e- ~uizrr
herr
Ghcrt Wednesday or i rhe~
Il ~ or- -an5zed arthorfy at p Br'lsar.-
t4t4I 4ft tffff f5'ff.tLtst '.tlfg. .kttfA
tho BciUau aWfa awaits 'hc coming
cf ~ srvans af Iteration
On sunday rrac delegates from '0s
Rpppblc of Hamburg .vived at
Brussels Standing an Is balcony tnr
Iniiltar- e0rnnander ef tae oitv addressed
4 crowd of plD soldier and civilians
Three million 1crmans have .-nn
killed during he wsr .e sand Irat
Is sufficient Ief - aavn aeaco
General on Esikonhar-er -he lse--
Taan goEe-nor gcncrai af lsaiuum
rc.v-d he delegate ana d lie mean
time Frenrh mi heiQan -oclaiIsts ad-
dressed tac crowd Iaen aiiur amftr
o..nbel 3r a tae Jaiconv and Aailed
& r.l abieclorh o hc gahag amid
cheers
After ~ nter4eu 81 an aonr Tlrn
the delegates renera Won Faikenhausen
re-appeared and announced that ae
had resigned and bad accept-d the drlc-
gates terms These were
sr-tnmediate uearc
~econi That t-legranls liz sent en
he front .nstructng the soldiers -o
return ~ Germany
Third THAT no orders be qven WITH
out the assent of fhe soldiers committee
Fourth-That ail Units from DIVISION
To company snail alect represent atIrn-
to the soldiers committee.
The governor general asked -lar ae
Germans depart neacearlv and rcGpfr
life 3Ed property
German Ulcers shen III heir own -
ton began , strip the insignia from thelr
uniforms some ri taem. 1oRever Fere
suIlen And depressed
l letter t.ad ueen rereive-I i-vHn ield
Marshal -on Ginaenburg VINO vas 4t
Elngcn-uu-tne-Hi IL was read ~
chc crowd IL -.HG
ana heartily sympathy with ne
rrgenerative movement Soldiers must
ooev the oruers 81 the supreme soldiers
eonl.lIrtee let rs nave peace
some soldiers rhen interest me Dara
ytlrA aas been eiosel ~ the puollc ~
four rears They smashed he naroie
,Iars surrounding the beautiful DonGs,
broke taelr guns and threw The gun
barrels a r1e w. Fhev then formed
4 procession and. singing oae Marseillaise
parAled through he c,tv behind me REL
dag
Tire only bloodshe,i II Brussels occurred
on Monday, when j patrol detailed 0y he
soldiers committee . keep order. 7re4
g,Don 4 ,isorIcr.y rouu Slilng tWtlrc
civilians .nl Nau4dinG touut fhrlE
The rOWd had alsregarial tae firing q
( i4aa veiey hN he suiuler>
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
FRENCH To ENTER
STRASSBURG ON
NOVE'.'BER %
Ceremonies Incident 10 Retaking
of Alsacc- Lorraine VIII be
Deeply Impressive.
AMERICANS ON MISSION
Nv ,esoeialcI press n ENey Eqeainq

~ tesoeiatel Press n BSsry Eveaiua
Paris. Nov t. Hayag}- g}--1bc French
amy will r9akr ~ ofictal entry #
Sfrasaburg On Envern.rr -. accord
ing 20 an Official announcement High
officials will - 10 that cltv eight davs
latcr for Tho ceremonies incident ID
thc rctaking Ri }lsaco and lorraine
IN France
General Hrsrhaucr of tho second
Frcnch army viii reach Metz On sun
alav evening according To Marcel Hnrir
editor of the Echo Do Paris He Hill nof
make nn official cnfrv IL the olty hov
ever until N01das
Rcprescntatlv Of tho German civi
and military authorities wIil 20 p Nancy
tadar to reach an agrccrtcnr aith Leon
Mirman. director ri public relief m
important questions arlslng from the
taking over bY he French 9f he admin
stration 81 Aizace and Lorraine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
HAVE YOU GIVEN YOUR $40
To MAKE THEM HAPPY

Just how happy do you want the
: boys oversees, doing police duty IN
: Germany, Russia, Austria, Bui-
gari4. Turtcy and the other former
! enemy countries to be?
THIS Is the eleventh hour" APP
! peal made today by the United
/ War Work campaign committee
: Fer those who have gwen of their
! means generously and who think
! hat they OUGHT 10 have strained a
! poIut and gwen just a little more,
/ the Var Work committee has 4
plan. that they hope Will meet with
! tho approval ot tic patriotic citi-
! leus of thus city
Delaware has 9..i3. fHe1 eltIer
$ overseas or in cantWnmeHt, at home
I They either voluntarily left their
homes and comforts aud pleasures
and friends or else were called III ne
draft At any rate, they are IN the
I service. and cannot cuHlc and 80
: like hose at home Leaders of the
] War Work committee conceived lie
: l,iea Of endcayoung toproAlde home
! comforts for each Of these Hcn for
] the next wear II Inay lie longer
! before some OF them get back to old
/ Delaware, but the average would
/ be about mat
I Ard heres ihe plan
Each maa aud urrnan iiiti eiuld
: in Delaware who vii subscribe SO
j nov HlIl have their namc piarca
i on The DtIsWara N8r II ofh eH
inittcc MAKE HfA HkFPA
; LIST The last viii be Pfiat. II
I III the newspapers So lat credit
maz br given to AL who thl. show
] their desire to help the l1eIaaare
! ooys
loa ia no. have to subscribe
Tor Just one buy Put Yoar name
j down Tor rs many rs YOU like
/ ii 10000 ten dollar subs riptions
!. cold be obtained Il would COME
4 pratty close to providing 5omi rfs
Il Tor Delaware contingent ii the
canps and ned
i iht.4h it over, AID ten sena Ii
1t your name and money II check OF
Ii security to War " ork headquarters
Ii Tenth and Market, or give your
Il name and subscription To any oI
Ii tie team workers, amt have the
II satisfaction IT knowing that you
Ii did Your part for the 'fell#avs While
Il they were at war, and III peace IN
II providing them with some Of the
Il things you have every day. but
Il they get only occasionally
,;i+tt#+t++4+++tttltftttt+t44tEt3tt8..s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
ELL ChEChED N CAMPS.
Records cf Cases in Home CaRt0nmenGs
show Big Decline.
- -. u - EtenLns

Hy l,S0cIateI l're~s q EYert tFtnlns
Na,h.n-tou \at l1 Tor the lr~g
tame ~.nce Suaa.sh influenza beys.lle
epidemic arHy amps Al nome, @,
surgeon General VceN}s rapog Shows
tac disease atfec.uais .hcrNeI ,3to NJ
aicat0n, of further Improvement, lg-rc
made public TO-DAY record d iecrs,ySe
aaouJ 3ue-lhird ia fuc number ~
tur ac neeh ending \oyrmheg u-
p,.gc3 NIgh tile previous Ne,s he
total vo- 3 So Is compared N,r >..#
Marked Improvement -.u,-t.t
SHOWN n -, u--.--..L-4 .LL.-.- ---
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
AUTO IN JURES CHILD.
Knocks Down Six year Old Girl;
Machine Pushes Her TO
Hospital.

Josephine Belenaski, the six-year-old
daughter Of Mrs Mary Belenaskd, Of
No. 3 Miners Court, shortly after
. clock was struck By an automobile at
Front and King streets, and severely
bruised about the head and body Tie
machine, bearing Delaware license mum
per 1896. driven by Branislaw Balene-
1eski, was immediately stopped and the
title sufferer picked up and placed in the
automobile.
Earl Broadbent, an exatnlner III the
United States Employment Service, in
iront of which Office tile accident occurred,
immediately commandccred the machine
and accompanied the child to the Delaware
Hospital. Tho girl. white suffering from
numerous bruises, Is rot thought u bc
srioGsly injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
SEEK LAND FOR REFUSE.
Government Wants to Know Where to
Put Dredgings From MinquAs.

I = EngneeT Tor DcIaWarc Y -rHor
ha+ appealed to Mayor Lawson 10 aid
him ia locating some place where the
government droIge Minquas that Il
engaged in keeping the Christlana river
naYigable can deposit its refuse, taken
from the bed Of the river
Il has been suggested that arrange
ucnts be made. If po. siiIo " GlI i'll
marshy land The mayor il s,eking tlic
aid Of other municipal officials in the
solution Of the problem.
Mr.. Warner states il his letter that Il
will be ueces.arY to provide an additional
place for the refuse. after lannary aHd
Ior tLat reason the matter Is argent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
-DRY PAPER OFFICE BOMBED.
Youngstown. o., Telegram Wa Aiso
SlalNa-t Pro- AllA
'r, i tu EHerE Lteu a-

BY Associated Press 30 ENerE tEHua-
N0ua-W uNU. 'nlr \ot .a rlI
eg~ attempted 5a .r-e1 nt r.ii-ss
tse Ne,.n.,>tt,..1s Telegram ,hvrj. t,-
J. III midnight 1.~t HAlt \ aunb a,au,ed
itlst outside the pres. room exploded
treaAinE windows ami tci~A,fa t'rrS
aud otherwise damaging he nu..uug.
Other buildings ~lthtn radius n.NrN
we're damaged
Tho Telegram a.a> a,eu onG N =
qtn an.. Is oay III oAla~ .areu.~ y
.sl lN... AZ Is,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
i BOAT CREWS fEFUSE
10 FLY The RED FLAG
Mackensen' Soldiers in Rumania
Join Revolution Berlin Withholds
Food Terms Of Armlstice.
Ev Assoclated Pres. 70 Every Eveninz

~ Associated Press TO Every Evening
London, NOV - The crews Of Ger
man | -bo l. at 4 mass meeting at Bruins
buttei. according u a Copenhagen Dies
t,alcl to he DAILY Express, resolved to
oppose the revolution and rein4tate the
officers They decidcd to fly the national
fig instead oi the red tag
Amsterdam Thursday. Nov IA lhe
new German government has issued IN
appeal to tho peasant population asking
i0r the Information ol peasant $ councils
for tic purpose 81 organizing lood supply
The appeal saws such voluntary self
administrator is better than bureau
cratic organization and will avert recourse
to compulsory measures,
Copenhagen, Nov - Tic Politken
quotes Colonel Wade the British military
atsachc lerc. - SAVING ii an interview
that the Germans " publishing the terms
III the armi~tice omitted ~l< Or seven ar
trlc, including sha' rn4jls to tie allie
providing ood a necessary
london Thursday, NOV If lIIr
4realcr par oi ta. forces Andcr lield
Marshal Won Nackcnscn III command IN
{nuanja ha- joined the revolution The
Budapest Azest says according to i
Copenhagen despatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
BERLIN BOLSHENIklSTS
DISSOLVE RED GUARDS

iaut4uH tIUrsuaN NoY tf NUo
Gvtlsu ~pidlel~' ln3 No5acfs aW4ac. has
3cetdrd fp dissolve the Rcd Guards
aeaard}n4 IS on l>ei.n-s leAcgraph
stc-patsh .~out Copenhagen t3na.u
yoa iceueid le gajer o he Red
truaJus ha. leau dismissed tot IsAng
revolutionary plans
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
GIVE TEN DOLLARS
AND KEEP DELAWARE
BOYS IN COHORTS
Keep Them Happy" List to be
Published Giving Names
of Donors.
EVERY ONE CAN HE'LL

Spurred on by telegram from llr.
John r. Mott, National Director OF the
United War Work campaign, " llmlngton
workers at their meeting this afternoon,
inanctlratcd a new plan to obtain addi-
tional subscriptions to the fund
DR.. Mott telegraphed, that the campaign
owing to peace, had dragged III some
localities, ard that after three days ot
campaigning. the States III the Eastern
division of which Delaware Is q part, had
raised but 81 per cent of the qouta assessed
them DIR. Mott urged upon all States.
that when they had reached their irSt
quota. they should drive ahead rs much
as possible =
The, new idea is Keep hem Happy
list OF nameS, of those who will subscribe
$40 to keen a Delaware boy now IN the
service as comfortable rs possible. white
in the kahki Persons can subscrihc as
MANY ten dollars aS they wish ana the
names of all who thus show their
cooperation will hc published IN the
newspapers.
The idea met with hearty response at
the War Work meeting hartman fhomp-
son started things off hy a generous sub
-cription, and practically every worker
tt the meeting followed his example,
I he names with The money r. 10 isc
gwen To the workers or else gwen At
headquarters. Tenth and Market streets.
- that proper credit may hc gwen those
who are going 10 help the hoys IN the
service, by providing them with home
comforts
There are aq3. Delaware men III
Uniform. and the committee hopes that
through tins popular mode Il antaining
subscriptions. enough might ne obtained
10 care for them, apart from any other
source.
The National Society 81 CoioniaI
Danes for Delaware has subscribed 70
500 for the fund
The total today was Sl7,-99
The grand total i 500 f56
Team c.f,t.1n. rcDorfp,f to-day as
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
GERMAN-AUSTRIAN
REPUBLIC WILL
START TOMORROW
Proclamation Will Exile Late EN-
peror; Socialists Fly Red Flag
From Parliament Building.
WOULD CONTROL NATION
~ Associated Press 70 Every EveainS

By Associated Press 70 Eyery Evening
London. Thursday Nov "A Nienna
neA spapcrS announce mat The German
AuStrEN Republic vii be proclaimed
tomorrow, ana hat former Emperor
Charles reQue>e 10 be permitted to reside
in Vienna rs a private citizen has been
refused. according Id an Amsterdam.
despatch 10 the Exchange Telegraph
Company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
TO FREE d20,0 POLIUS.
Intcrned Frenchmen and Prisoners win
Soon Return Home.

by Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Paris, Nov. l5.--Frend war pfIsoners
numbering 10000 will be repatriated
soon. This number includes those who
have been intcrned IN neutral countries
A delegation from the French general
staff has held a conference ~ German
headquarters at Spa 10 arrange the de-
tails for bringing these men back - this
country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
kAISER SHOULD SUFFER.
Mayor Lawson Expresses His Views IN
Inquiry By New York World

"NlIII1m IiuheuA0IIern ,hotlid n0' 70
allo",74 10 gu free II, should pe made
t. suffer the seycreot punishment which
any court Of competent jurisdiction
may impose upon hlr4
John " Lawson, Mayor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
The aboyc expression from The mayor

The above expression from the mayor
d Wilming1ou i pltfc. ID today,
iastr "f thc \ea lur World along
with those q mayors uf othcr ciiit~
and from osaer pronnacn. 1c4 il a.i
par'~ ot thr rourrl
The Worsd t"a Sea c' genera
inqGn p he~ ofa ..I~ and a.er prom
incrr mcn a~Enc tlo qsc>.Iaf. ~ hal
'ial bc dout vttl or - Jlrc<-i<.i-t III.
Mos 81 tho ple s"r. along The linc
NJ AiaNnl aM-l.Ll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
GERMAN OFFIC ERS SLAIN
IN BRUSSELS DISORDERS

London. thursday Nuy iI More
than one hundred mer. mostly German
officers have been h.llrd ia disorders Ia
Brussels ana soldiers councils have been
formed iii tblt eltN ana at Antwerp,
according Ii an amsterdam dispatch tn
the Exchange Telegraph Company, quot
lng the Telegraai
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
tnu,cu,rnt, Tonlgh

pas N....~t i n} ~n NaHut
tTatttrA aiC>jlte.
Queen 1C IAN I, NH
Niak~tty Ihe Man From iurcos .,#
irtorsa thc Naitt4 Iati atn
tAr.C Musical COuleG> aud tca
.rt-
~aNo I n .tavtlca.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15
MORE LAND FOR P. Il. r..

Company Has Acquired 4 ditionai
Ground in Branuywinc Hundred.
The Philadelphia, Baltimore 4 Wash
lngton Railroad 90 has acquired more
land in Brandywine hundred, having
purchased tract of Ia acres adjoining the
Marsh road from john r. Talley and
Lille C 1alley for s. 900 and y 90 =.
square feet at Gordon Heights from
William J. Hemphill and Elizabeth ".
Hemphill for $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15

Amsterdam. Thursday, Nov. II 4 he
new soldiers council IN Brussels, the
Nieuwe CoUrant Of Rotterdam SAYS. ha,
published / number 9t proclamaglons
arranging f0r the orderly evacuation of
German troops, appealing a. the soldiers
not to III tfeat hclr officers Ind >anlm4
Il hrntheeiy greeting ta iitc EclErm
population
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-15

nose SuDScrlDlHg SlUV diia over arc
DR. j. Paul Lukens. $500, Bishop J.
Monaghan. $500, Young Women League
Of Hanover Church. SI21: Mr. William
G. Nendinhail, 500 Lannnot du Pont
5000: Pierre ;. du Pom >20.0pD Mr.
and Mrs + 4. Nardeuberg $500 Robert
Bruce, 500, Alexis J. d. Pom 5000.
l.. g. Ackart 500: v Miller SHAW,
500; William i Saltmarsn. slO0. harics
i. Reese. $500: George ~ Morton,
500; Ethel du Pont Barksdale, $4,000.
Mr.. and Mr6/J j Raskob, $4,000. Mf.
and Mra. T. G. Ferriday 500; y h
Danforth, 500; Mr. and Mrs Otho
Nowland, $500: Robelen Piano Company,
500; Charles + Bickta, 81 900; Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph II Martin, 500; David
sneIenburg, 81 900; MIR and Mrs J +.
~keily. 81 .0O0 Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Fabcr
500: Mr. and Mr. John Bancroft,
500 Peter } Ford 500. Robert Peuing-
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