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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
PHLA. PRODUCE MARKETS.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Philadelphia. Pa. Oct 3l.-Corn dull.
10 2. yellow. as to grade and location
j5a1 70
oats. steady. ~ 2, white. 79l5sso
M B 1871
Butter, steady; western creamery, extra
.5all NEARBY prints, fancy. s3ae5
Eggs higher nearby hrsts, is 30ais ~
nearby current receipts, H70; western
extra frsts. 1890; do, hrsts. I770; fancy
selected, packed, 65a67 per dozen
Cheese firm; New York and Wisconsin
full milk, 32a33lz
Live poultry, lower; fowls not Icghorns
2sa30; do, Leghorns, 2aa30; sprins
chickens. not LeGhorns 26a2S; d. IeF
horns, 30a32; roosters, 24a25; ducks
Pekin 28a30; DO. Indian Runners, 26a27
turkeys, 34a37
Dressed poultry. firm; fresh killes
fowls, fancy, 81 za3s; do smaller sIze
33a31 roosters, 281z; spring chickens
western 3Oa40; spring ducks, Long ISLAND
39a4O
Potatoes, firm; Eastern shore. pe
barrel 2 0Oa4. 20: New Jersey No 70
basket. GOAL Is: do, No ?, Jna75; M
/, per hundred pounds. 2j0a3 90; No
2. .0Oa225
Tallow. firm: city prime, in tierceS. ~
special, loose, 20: country, prime. 49,
dark. l6l5I7; edible, in tierces, 2l 1aa22
Flour. dull winter wheat, 100 per een'
-four, i00Oal025; Kansas, DO, l0.6oa-
spring, do. l060all 90
Hay lower scarce; lmothy. No
large and small bales. 3G.:j0a37 90. NJ :
81 ,50a.j6. 30: No. 3. 2S..J0a52..50; clover
mixed light. 81 50a.}J.J0; 10. DO.
80. :JCa.}4 90: No =. IS .50a.}2 30
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
FIRE. .CH SALON PROVES
WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Great Interest in Patriotic Exhibi-
tion Being Held in High School
Pictures in Demand.

Nothing succeeds like success The
French Salon now being held IN the new
High School is succeeding in q manner
thai encourages its director Major
Ratzskowsli. very much Yesterday
there were many visitors attending the
exhibition. and 10 paintings were sold
The four small paintings OF street scenes
in Paris have been sold 20 one patron
These are bv T. Gatien Lalouc and they
arc among tho most charming things ~
the exhibit. full OF action and liic and
vivid in portrayal One Of the most
beautiful Of the figure subjects "Rcml-
niscrnces. by Vile Louise landrc. has
been sold This IS a very lovely thing
and il is no wonder that II found ready
sale
The other sales were landscapes with
the exception of The Soap Bubble
4 fetching little child picture that pos
sc>ses a distinctive charm he valley
Of the Rhonc, view of the river at
Nienna Just at sunset, is one Of the most
consnicuous Of the landscapes in the
exhibition and many have desired IT.
Its interest and variety Will never fail ITS
IosSessor. and il is one of those paintings
that STAY in tho memory II rs one of
four given for the widows and orphans OF
French artists by Nozal AlcXandre Of
Paris. Knight of the Legion of Honor,
and member of the French Artists SoCicty
Tie is a millionaire. so great has been his
success. and he is generous IN his gifts 10
his country "Bourget Lake Is another
Of his that has been sold, and It too has Ms
aDDeal in land and water Another land
SCapc that has attracted great deal OF
attention The Mont Blanc q view
taken from the Valley of Chamomx, has
been commented on by all who have been
in switzerland, and manv have wished
for !, But one could hc fortunate
enough to possess. and il will remain IN
Wilmington home \ very delightful
refreshing seacoast scene The Fort
of Audicrnc crisp and clear IN color,
has had the mark put upon il TOO. and
il Is going to stay in this city,
Every II turc purchased Is not an
individual accession, but some hing for
The city to be proud Of It means much
If one can speak Of picture, and can
add that II is possessed by so and 80
in Wilmington. Wilmington being an art
center. should continue To grow IN this
proud distinction, and it Is only by prl-
vatc as well rs public purchase that the
city can mold IT'S reputation for an appre-
citation and o patronage Of art.
The portfolios Of pictures OF German
atrocities are selling we'll AT the cxhibi-
ton. but as ii was felt that a more ex-
tensivc opportunity ought to be offered
the public TO sec them and TO purchase,
a booth has been set up in the foyer
of the Hotel du Pont Wo-k-
crs from the Red Cross headquarters
will assist Madame Elias, wife ct the
official representative Of the "Orphen-
inat des Armees'' in attending the booth,
and they will be there for the remainder
Of the week. The pictures cost two dol
lars. of which so cents goes to the Red
Cross and the remainder for French
war orphans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
DELAWARE SOLDIERS
GREET SALISBURY
Senator Receives Interesting Let
ter From Col Reed of the
Fifty Ninth Pioneers.

United states Senator Willard SaulS-
bury has fccciN cd he following letter from
Col ! Walncr Reed commander of the
Delaware 59tl. Pioneer Regiment now
in France which was written September
IL
2l~ept, 1918. France
Hon Willard salisbury, Washington,
ID G.
My dear senator just read in one
of the French papers III the American
news item that YOU had been nominated
for reelection wish 10 express my
congratulations Ia vou and feel sure that
YOU will be elected Your remarkable
record and efficient services 10 vour state
and government will he recognized We
all here Join IN best wishes for your sue
ceR
] wired you that we arrived safely in
France and suppose YOU received il.
We have been travelling on the French
railroads for several DAYS and are at this
place for n few days, when we expect to
move closer TO the front We do not
hear verv much news here. but see con-
siderable that Is very Interesting We
have had considerable rainy weather
since our arrival and plenty Of mud. but
everybody Is in good spirits and anxious
10 do our share.
Again wishing YOU success and with
kindest regards. ! am
Very sincerely,
J. Warner Reed,
Col jqlh Pioneer Inf. American T. F.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
Bishop Kinsman Announces Appoint.
ments for November and December.

Right Rev. Frederick j. kinsman,
Bishop of Delaware, has made the follow
ing appointments for services in Episcopal
churches during November and De
cember:
Nov. 1--St. Martins, Hartly. Conse-
Grafton of cemetery and confirmation.
Nov. Christ Church, Dover, Con-
secration of cemetery.
Nov 3-St. Philips, Laurel Insti-
tuition of rector.
st. Luke's, Seaford Confirmation.
Nov. I0-St. Marks, Millsboro. Con-
firmation.
st. Georges, Indian River. Confrma-
ton.
st. Paul's, Georgetown. Confirmation.
Nov. l7-St. Thomas, Newark Con
firmation
st Barnabas, Marshalton, Con-
frmation
Old Swedes' Wilmington, Con6rma-
ton
Nov. "a st. Johns. Wilmington
ST. James. Newport Confirmation.
Calvary. Wilmington, Confirmation.
Dec. IS. Stephens, Harrington.
Confirmation.
st Marv's, Bridgeville. Confirmation.
Christ Church, Milford. Confirmation.
Dec. S-Trinity, Clayton. Coniirma-
ton
st. Peters, Smyrna. Confirmation
st Marys Townsend. Confirmation
st. Ann s, Middletown. Confirmation
Dec I5-Christ Church, Dover. Con-
firmation,
st. Pauls, Camden. Confirmation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
WAR-WORK DINNER
To BOOST CAMPA|GN
Dr.. Odell Of New York to Ad-
dress Massmeeting at
Playhouse.

A dinner for the purpose OF discussing
the United War Work campaign, Tor
which Delaware has been assessed up
wards of S5OO.0O0. from the national
fund of S17O,500,OOO and upwards, for
the continuance and extension OF the
work among enlisted men of the army
and navy and for the women IN war
industries. will be held at the Hotel
du Pont. at Il O'Clock, Wednesday even
ing, November g.
Invitations for the dinner have been
sent to all team workers for the campaign
signed by the following committee;
Pierre S. DUPONT, Henry b. Thompson,
George A. Elliott, Mrs. Otho Nowland
William Coyne. William Topkis, Charles
II. Miller. Philip Burnet and David /.
Marvel. This committee represents the
seven organizations in the campaign
comprising the Y NJ. G, A., y. ". {. A.,
Knights of Columbus, Jewish Welfare
Board, War Camp Community Service,
American Library Association and Saliva
tion Army.
Final plan. for the campaign that
begins Monday. November III and con-
Times that week. will be threshed out.
Following the dinner a mass meeting
will be held at the Playhouse ut s o clock,
HI which tifiit Z tlttiitfttS VI WI ht's'
from the different organizations engaged
in the drive will be present to hear Dr.
Joseph III Odell of New York, speak on
the interests and ISSUES involved.
DR. Odell was for many years chaplain
of the 18th Pennsylvania Infantry,
and for many months during the present
war, was correspondent for the Out
look His impressions of the war and
the work of the numerous charities
engaged in caring for the comfort of
the men il is believed will give the neces-
sarv enthusiasm to his hearers, that
will result in the quota assessed Del ware,
being evcrsubscribed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
REGlSTRANTS CALLED.
Local Board No Summons Men ~or
Examination Next Tuesday.

Local Board No has summoned the
following rcgistrants TO report for physical
examination next Tuesday AT ? and 3
D. m, at the board room, Sixteenth and
French streets:
Edward Layton Valentine. S22 Pine.
Lloyd Lee Bradford, 1000 Nandcvcr
Ave
D:ndre lgc Judson Cummins, 1878
Market
.Ioseph August Haverback. 100 W 29th.
Paul Emil Steescman, 9OS Spruce.
Leighton Thomas Brown. 2615 West.
Randolph William Wilson, ll05 IOm-
bard
William Henry Cochran, 726 F.. llth.
John Mitchell Paradcc, 22l1 Carter
Orteary CcphaS, 6 lrwins Court.
Walter Andrew Weaver. 25ll Market.
Rarttolmco Auivittl, 1870 T. l4th.
William Lewis Englchardt 523 T. 9th.
Ralph Joseph Graham. S37 Pine
Charles Harold GcisS, l3i5 Nandever
Ave
Gilbert ~aville Patterson. III " Both
James Fdwa ard anderson. i0S T. 18th
Harry kosking, $40 Poplar
Frank Polk, 4l3 Taylor
Leroy Joseph Dunham, 7I5 Pine
Clarence Springer Ellis, 25i4 West.
Francis James Brennan, 926 Pine.
Harry Reginald Brown, 2l3 T.. 22d
Ercale Passualc Tamburr, 1920 Clay
mont
James Alcorn Boyd. 600 kirkwood
Francis Navier McN cigh. S2S Spruce.
Elwood Pufson Johnson, I'LL r. 18th.
Joseph Thomas Maichle. COZ Spruce.
Edward Cornelius Gallagher, 9i6 Van
dcvcr Ave
James Joseph Brennan, 926 Pine
George Leib Reightcr Thompson, 2509
Van Buren,
John Joseph Brown, 523 +. 9TH
Howard Russell Welk, 500 L. 9th.
Edward Joseph McCloskey, Sr., 1898
Pine
Norris Haizlett Dixon, 10l4 Bennett.
James Dewitt Jeandell, 4l412 +. 9TH.
Howard Mills Ward, COZ f. 8th.
Peter Joseph Garland, Sl4 Pine.
Andrew lie Roy Taylor, ShelIpot Camp.
William Henry Rice, 5ll McCaulley
John Lewis, 140S Thatcher
CYRUS Henry Goodell, 32l W 26th.
Lester Cartv, SOB Mechanic
William Lewis Christy, Ala Taylor.
John William Fox, APP 4. 9th
David Collins Elake pip Market
James Aurelio Murray, Shellpot Camp.
Elmer Felix Davis, Ola Lombard
Thomas Comegys Hogue, Jr., GOA E.
7th
Tom Oliver McKeehan, 100 Race.
Everson Leon Brown, 424 +. 18th.
Leighton Barnes, 325 " 23d.
Ralph Sill Parvis, 131 W 18th.
Cleon Hougentogler, S37 Church.
Albert Whitby Buckmaster, 200 w.
a5th.
Elwood Davis, 920 Pine.
Herbert Clifton Wilson, S2l Spruce.
Willard Irving Donohue, 1902 West
William Henry Brown, 5l1 T. 18th.
Timothy William Reardon, 7l9 +. 10th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
FIFTEEN DIVISIONS cUr OFF.

lrODl poes
crush them from both the north and the
west
FIFTEEN DIVISIONS CUT OFF.
The situation of the Austrlans guard
ing the Trentino along the front from
the west of Lake Garda to the Piave also
is becoming serious Between the Rrcnta
and the Piave the fifteen Austrian dlvi-
sions operating there have been cut off by
the capture of Nadal pass Elsewhere on
this front. the Austrians must retreat
northward through the Alps with the
Italians. British and French pressing
hard at their heels
II rs reported. the Italians are attack
ing from 1t Elvio southwark TO Lake
Garda as we'll as eastward from the lake
the allies have begun the familiar pincer
movement in the Irentlno.
Austrian troops also are retiring from
Serbia and the left wing slready has
crossed the Danube, Vienna announces.
The Serbs have reached the Danube near
Semendria and the fall OF Belgrade and
the complete liberation of Serbia would
seem but matter of few days. il not
hours
In western Serbia the Austrians also
are marching north toward the Danube
I'LL OK WESTERN FRONT
There has been little change in the
situation on the western front Pritish
patrols have been active on the important
sector between Nalenciennes and Le
Quesnoy and have made progress north
of Nalenclennes In Champagne the
French have repuIsed a German counter
attack northwest of Chateau Porcien.
The Fifth French Army, fighting in this
region, has taken nearly 500 prisoners
IN the last two days.
TURNS AGREE ON ARMISTGCE.
Turkey has agreed TO an armistice
This report from l. London followed closely
an official announcement that Turkeys
plea for an armistice received IN Washing
ton on October Ia, would be submitted to
the governments at war with Turkey
The inter-allied conference continues it's
lahors at Versailles
Associated Press Summary p. M.
Because of our desire for peace. our
troops in Italy will evacuate occupied
regions" says an official statement at
Vienna late last night
As regards the front of more than sixty
miles from the Adriatic to the mountain
front west of the PIave river, it would ap-
pear that this statement seeks to make
virtue OF a necessity, SO far as the with
drawal of Austrian forces is concerned
Italian, British and American forces are
sweeping eastward from the Piave and
the apex Of the wedge driven into the
enemy's lines has reached Sittorio
Farther south the advance beyond the
Monticano river has driven the Aus
trians far to the east Of Coneglano The
line crosses the Monticano river at Fon-
tanelle, bends 10 the west slightly and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
REACH AGREEMENT
IN LAND CASES
Damages in Port Penn-Mt. Pleas
ant Tract Up to Attorney
General.

The Jury in the Port Penn-Mt Pleasant
railroad condemnation case, completed
its hearing of testimony yesterday after
noon and handed in its findings at sas
o'clock.
The results as given below, refer to the
II tracts acquired by the government as
designated in the petition by letter, and
by name of the owners, and of tenants
entitled to the amounts, which total
$50, ,27O9O:
A. J. F. Ehason, 2l6 acres, S9l464;
b. +. Beasten, 5.45 acres. 81 ,430;
{. X. ID. Ratledge, 2.0l acres, 81 ,205 so;
ID. J. +. Eliason, 2.3l acres, XI0.d6;
T.. J. +. Biggs, =. J. Daniels, tenant,
1i.16 acres, $3.435;
+. c. ID. Grassland, | 50 acres, 1907
G. Jane s. .Ianvier, IT acres, 1881 50;
II. j. G. CHM, ZIG acres, 81 ,0OS .46;
|. +. j. Craven, 270 acres 81, ,564 60;
J. j NJ Nandcrgrift, (Biddle Farm, J
la4 acres, $92050;
n. r. j. Craven, LAS acres, 1922
l.. Olivia G. Denison, 2.33 acres, 81 900;
NJ A. j. Nandergrift, 2.75 acres, sl,7I5;
G. Bender, tenant, $l77G0;
n Joseph Carrow, 2.7i acres, $500;
@ Herbert Nicoll, 334 acres, 81 $50;
p f. C. Buckson, 2. acres, 81 ,5S2 10;
Q. Margaret McMulln, !. OF acres, s12S4
Horace David, tenant, Sl26;
r. J. H. s. Gam. 4.7S acres, S3,30S. "A /;
Harper Carey tenant, sl75;
: W McMulIin Jr q IL acres, 81. Io6 30;
Samuel Green, tenant, Sf05O;
I. J. II. :. Gam. 81, 1340i;
L. T. G. +. Webb, ] S3 acres, 81 OBS S6.
In addition to these is the construction
of fence inclosing the right of way, at
the expense of the government
These awards well be submitted to the
Attorney General for confirmation, II is
understood, the approval of the proceed
ings by tho local court, in which the
district attorney, Charles F. Curlcy,
represented the United States, having
reg,ilarized the finding
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
CROATIANS BOLT HUNGARY
IN POSSESSION OF FIUME

Paris Oct SI.-The Croatlan par
hament at Agram has voted for a total
separation Of Croatia, Siavonis and Dal-
matiafrom Hungary according TO Geneva
dispatch 10 the Matin. The dispatch
SAYS Agram IS decked in national colors
and that She people are celebrating the
passage OF the resolution
The military governor at Fiume re-
Gently advised the Hungarian government
that he vas without material and NUM-
tions and unable to defend the city.
He received orders TO hand over the
administration to the Croatian national
council. which he did immediately.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
AUST RIA'S PEACE NOTE
NOW BEFORE LANSING

Washington, Oct 3l-Minister Eken-
gren of Sweden delivered 10 Secretary
Lansing today the note Of Count An
drassy, new AuStro-Hungarisn foreign
minister. asking the secretary 10 inter
vene with President Wilson for favorable
action on the Austrian request Tor Ameri-
can and allied arnistice terms. The note
was in Swedish text \ translat ION shows
no material difference from the version
already published in press dispatches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
AIRCRAFT PROBE REPORT.
Huges Approves Production Plans, But
Finds Inefhcency In Manufacture
ing Plants

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. Oct. 3I-The report
embodving the findings of the special
investigation by Charles F. Hughes,
of the aircraft program was sent TO
Present Wilson today by Attorney
General Gregory. II was expected that
the report would be made public late
in the day.
It is understood the plans of the
Government for production of airplanes
and in general the cooperation of
manufacturers is commended, but the
report is said to disclose evidence of
inefficiency in manufacturing plants and
waste Of time and money in getting the
aircraft program under way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
CHICA co LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Chicago oct 81 Hogs. receipts
5000; market fairly active mostly !.
to 25c lower than yesterdays average
40 loads of nrimc. heavy butchers. 1s.45
practical ton. : 90: butchers, II 90 ,
is45, light. II 50alS 90; packing, 1915;
1855; rough. 10 00al6.50; pigs, good e
choice l475al6j0.
Cattle. receipts 5000; market openlni
very slow best steers steady, other
mostly sc lower. butchers, stock 10 q,
i.5r lower: calves steady.
Sheep, receipts $4,000; lamos ana year
lings, steady 10 strong; sheep, steady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
TEMPLE OF TRUTH REOPENS.

The regular Friday evening services
will be resumed at the Temple of Truth
AT s p. IN This will be designated as
Service of Thanksgiving. fer the mirac-
ulos manner in which the Temple
has gone through the trying days of the
epidemic Rabbi Rabinowitz will lecture
on the subject, The individuals Re
sponsibiities for Communal Ills The
Sun day School OF the Temple will reopen
Sunday at 230 p m The work
this year will be marked by even greater
attention to Hebrew. in addition TO the
Jewish history and religion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
Taft Arrives Early this Evening

Former President Taft, who is 10 be the
guest and chief speaker of the Citizens
League, at a mass meeting at the Queen
theatre tonight, will arrive in this city
shortly after o'clock tonight. He will
be met BY a reception committee and
taken to the Hotel du Pont where be will
be the guest of the Reception Committee
at dinner at $50 O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
To Give Entertainment.

On Thursday evening, November 7,
the members of McCabe Memorial Nj.
f. Church and their friends will be en-
tertained by Miss Merle Lowrie of Bos-
ton Mass. Miss Lowrie delighted her
audience at the church last year and
large crowd is expected to greet her this
year. The entertainment will be of mis-
cellaneous nature and the proceeds will
be for the benefit of the Mispah Bible
Glass
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
Americans in Japan 10 Fight

Toxic, Oct. Sixty Americans regis
tered for military service in Toxic yes
terday and 76 IN Yokohama, under the
new law requiring registration between
the ages Of Is and As. The returns from
other cities in the Japanese empire are
not yet available.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
SOFT COAL OUTPUT DROPS.
Influenza and Car Shortage Cause
C3,232-Tons Reduction.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Uniontown, Pa, Oct. 31.-Inhuenza
and car shortage caused drop of
63, ,232 tons in coal production in this
region last week. The total output of
coal and coke in terms of coal was $50, Isl
against the quota Of 100000 tons week.
Washington, Oct, 3l-By mining g.
32S tons of coal in the 251 possible
working days from January / to October
%, inclusive, or more than % tons a
day, Ii l.. Witt, of Hatfield, w. Va,
has established a record which the
Fuel Administration believes will stand
for the entire country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
China Wants Using Tao Back.

San Francisco, Oct 31-The return
OF Using Tao, taken from Germany by
Japan early in the war, VIII be one Of
the things China will ask when the
alhes discuss general peace terms, accord
ing to DIR. c. Tsur newly appointed
Consul in New York for the Republic
OF China, who is here today enroute
to his post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
Card o. Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere thanks
to relatives, friends and neighbors for
their kindness, sympathy and floral
offerings during our recent bereavement
in the loss of our sister. daughter. and
wife. MIR. Clarence Paris, Mrs. Sarah
b. NJ G. Cauley and family ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
TURKEY HAS SURRENDERED
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During the rush Of the advance II has
been impossible 10 keep count of the
thousands Of prisoners and many guns
Besides the populations of towns and
Villages. We have liberated numbers a
italian prisoners who have been IN Aus-
trian hands
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

CThe full name and address OF the writer
must accompany each letter. not neces-
sariiy for publication. but as evidence OF
good faith. Anonymous communications
will he ignored. Publication of letters does
not carry with il Endorsement by Every
Evening of the opinions therein expressed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
Increase Capital Stock.

Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening
Dover, Oct. 3l.-Certihcate 81 OF increase
IN capital stock of Commonwealth Pc
troleum Corporation Of New York. from
$1,000, 900 to s2O, ,OOO, 900, filed here today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
Miners Get S1-Day Added To Pay.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, Oct, 3l.-An average wage
increase Of one dollar a day was granted
anthracite coal miners by Fuel Admin
istrator Garfield today, effective Nov
vember |.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
Card Of Thanks.

Mr. and Mrs p J. Lynch and family
wish TO extend their thanks To their
frlaGskis for the sympathy and beautiful
tisfal offerings sent them during thr be-
reavement Of their daughter Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our thanks to
relatives and friends ior their kindness
and flowers sent during our late oercave-
ment JOS ID. Hall and Sisters ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved to the salts
faction Of many and will be to you.-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
POLICE TAKE ACTION
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by the State or city authorities will be
unnecessary
Todays action however, settles the
matter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-31
AUSTRIANS ROUTED

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crush them from both the north and the
MO