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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
F|REMEN HELP
BABY CAMP A|GN
Round Up Mothers With Infants
for Fire Station
Clinic.

llremcn n the Independence Fire
Station. Twelfth and Claymont streets.
are the latest forces 10 Join IN aiding the
baby saving campaign. being conducted
hv the Women tomtnittec Of the oun-
CIl of Defence Yesterday afternoon there
WIS clinic IN weighing AMI measuring
held At tho fire station. and 81 babies. the
largest vet examined ~ one clinic, we're
weighed and measured
Tho trcmrn about the station exhibited
the kccnest curiosity IN what the nursee
did for he infants and sapd the workers
who hustled about the neigh borhood seek
ing babes and children to be examined
The rcmcn promised - do their part IN
rounding M the lrabies FOR the next
clinic III hat sr'ti9. winch H. noNt Mon
day afternoon h3t time tire ttetnen
hope 10 have d ,aatv. II not more babies
ready for weighing and measuring than
yesterday
tlne thing was amusing to an observer
ri the clinic This was that the rcd-halred
babies were the most reluctant II being
weighed and measured Every time there
MAS q mother bringing "A hurried hnhy
- the elmo, the fact Vas II nenrly very
caSe known before the mother entered
i"cause the child h"gnn CRYING hlldren
81 other types submitted peacefully t. tho
examination
tnc of tile class 81 worker needed most
just now Is trained nurses 70 take charge
ct stations Until more trained FelR y
volunteered Ii will not 10 able to open
more Welfare Stations
l. is hoped Tint i station vii b. opcncd
NJ t'Ilpin avenue and MON street this
week under the supervision d Dr J Z.
" 4f..s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
REFUSE WHARF LEASE.
Pussy o. Jones Offer for River
Land Not Enough, Port
Board Claims.

There was a special meeting 81 the
Bo0rd of ilarbor Commissioners held
Yesterday afternoon 10 consider the grant
my ~ a lease 10 the Pussy n Jones Cor
poration. TINT wished the right 10 nv.
whnrf land along the Chrstiana river
Afotr considering the offer made by the
shipbuldiuR rn the commissioner re-
fused the offer The matter nov rcsts
~ If did prior 20 the request for the usc
If the land
n the puacy 4 Jones Co wish 10 make
another offer for the land then the HarhOr
commissioners would again advertise
for bids and thus legally receive the offer.
They. however. expressed the opinion,
at the meeting Yesterday that the sum
offered by the shipbuilding firm was not
enough for the Iand desired While II
wns equal 10 that for which the land had
been lcused 70 he company, yet the land
nUw desired would materially interfere
with the proposed municipal wharf that
the FsrbOr Board has II mind
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
GAS MAINS ON
AUGUSTINE BRIDGE
Request Considered by Levy
Court, But Action Was
Deferred

Tho Levy Court, IN secret SESSION. this
morning, conferred with Edmund Mitchell,
wee president Of the Wilmington Gas
Co, for As minutes concerning the com
pany request for permisaOn 10 lay
pipes ON the Augustine bridge for supply
ing the section Of the city northwest of
the Brandywinc with gas. Member ct
the court thought the company should
pay for the privilege, but action WAS
deferred until afternoon
In open session the court awarded 70
II r. Bradford Of Edge Moor n contrnct
for delivering sng at Mddlctown His
bid was published last week
Tho following bids were referred to the
committee Of the whole James Wilson,
county engineer, and Frank l.. Speak
man, the courts attorney
ReplanSing Washington street bridge -
John 7 Reardon, Wilmington white
oak, s13,s75; ! ] IIollingHworth Lis
mere, yellow pine. sl5 .665 II G. W
Ensign. Incorporated. fIarrlsbrR. Pm,
yellow pine. 81 80 II g. Clark. Del
aware City yellow pine. S2t 100
Repaintlug Washington street bridge
II G Clark Delaware City, $500 Del
aware Paint and tilass 90 5000
onstructlnR rpdd through the town
ot It tfc0rgpa rcd s-chWHfkn, own
aend s20UbB ~ for concrete, John A.
{ lark Wilmington. sl0.A2I05 for CON
crcte and 81. 10 - for penetration,
tlfrod II Mcdowell Narshalltou 81 =
0j3 10 for concrete and s23. 1857 for
penetration
Similar disposition was made If unit
bids from II ; Brady of Middctown
and George II Bradley If Townsend for
distributing Stone on public roada
he annual report Of Jamcs Wilson,
county engineer, Was presented and the
printing u loo copies ordered Ills rec
concentrations concerning dirt road taxes
were referred 10 he committee Of the
whole
The sum ~ $500 was transferred from
unapprnpflatcd funds to the approprla-
ton for printing and stationery
George Il Rhoafi-. tax collector FOR 81.
Georges hundred was allowed errors for
the year 1916 rs follows cunts and poor
taxes SlD0Cs. road s92 % dog 81 30.
The Bethlehem Steel % 0ss granted
permission q put overhead electric wires
nj height q 20 feet on The public road
in front q it, plant, south II New astIo
10 Commissioner Elliott and County
Engineer Wilson was referred q com
uunlcatIon from George " Puscy re-
questing thoNConprfiou Of the road lead
mg from ashland to Dilworth's Cornor
and connecting with the Centreylic road
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
ASH MEN STRIKE,
So Don't Place the Ashes at the
Curb Until Further Notice,

Their request for xS,75 day or SIS
week, or practically a cents an hour
not having been complied with Ivy the
street and Sewer Department, the Ne
groes who have been collecting ashes for
the city today went on strike. There
are l6 Of them aud ut last accounts they
were sticking together in holding out,
The department has been paying the
collectors NJ the rate Of 35 cents an hour.
Yesterday they asked for 1915 n day for
each of the TOUR DAYS Of the week they
work the collections under normal con-
ditions being made in four davs street
Commissioner Iierson took the matter
uu with the directors. who decid ed TO
increase the pay of the collectors, as well
rs ell othcr skilled laborers employed
by the department, to IL cents an hour,
the new rate Of the Water Department.
This was not agreeable to the ash men,
however, and they quit work after start
ing out on their rounds this morning,
with the second dav district, uptown,
ON the west side, partly collected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
MAY Be FIVE RAIDERS.
Boats Reported OF North Carolina,
Virginia. Delaware and New Jersey.

Norfolk, june Naval officers sand
last night their reports Indicated i've
German submarines had been operating
along the Atlantic coast
Rear-AdmIral fechteler. commandment
ot the Navy Aard. sald TWO l-boats had
been sighted OF the Virginia Canes
Rear-Admiral Mclean. commandment
Of the Fifth Naval District. SAID two others
we're reported OF the coast Of New
Jersey and one off the coast of North
Carolina
Neither officer had been advised Of any
engagement between American warshins
and the | boat
All dah YESTERDAY nmors of battle
oil the Capes and OF ships sunk bN torpedo
and she'll ire were circulated, but none
were verified
Every available WaIship and airplane
was out securing the sea in pursuit of
the submarines No word had come IL
an engagement, although it was reported
firing had been heard
Incoming vessels into Hampton Roads
todaS reported receiving wireless messages
telling Of the presence OF the I-boats
Members OF the crews told OF races to
places of safety off the Capes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
RED CROSS WORKERS KILLED.
Six in Motor Gar Which Was Struck BY
Express Near Germantown.

Philadelphia, June 4 ~ Five women were
killed and 4 sixth fatally injured az the
Cheiren Hills station ~ the Reading
railway. Yesterday. when q motorcar
driven bv one of the women crashed
through the lowered safety gates directly
into he path of a southbound HIer tearing
along al ~ miles an hour IN the direction
ii Philadelphia.
Tf bodies III three 81 the women were
thrown high n the AR. dropping into
Taconv Creek -Four died instantly,
one died In the Abingdon Memorial
Hospital 20 minutes aiterward and the
sixth l. reported to De n critical con-
dItlon
The women were members Of Red
Gross class connected wlth IT. Paul
PRESBYTERIAN hurch. 81 which Miss
Margaret Taylor the sole survivor q the
tragedy, was the Instructor
They were On their way 20 the home of
Mrs Truman L Palmer. member nj
the class, near Fort Washington, vhere
they intended to spend the day sewing
for the Red ross
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
BROWN GOES FREE.
Denied Operating Motor Car While
Under Influence of Liquor

Harry Brown pleaded not guilty in
City Court today, when arraigned on a
charge OF operating an automobile while
under the influence of liquor Detective
Benson told the court that he arrested the
man at Sixth and Market streets. while
he was intoxicated and trying to operate
an automobile
The man WAS arrested after striking
q trolley car. Turnkey Sewell Scott told
the court that when the defendant was
brought 10 the police station he was I'M
able To walk up the steps there and acted
In disorderly manner
Brown was dismissed. inasmuch a. the
State failed to prove that he was operat-
ing the machine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
MICHAEL WINTER PAROLED.

Judge Rice this morning disposed Of the
last business Of the May term Of General
Sessions when he lmroled Michael Winter
To the custody OF down-State farmer
Winter was an employe Of the Wilson
line and pleaded guilty some tune ago
TO the theft Of a bag Of sugar and couple
Of cartons Of tobacco from the steamboat
company wharf which he sold to "A
local hotelkeepcr Tins man later was
arrested and indeed on the charge OF
receiving stolen goods Winter appearing
at the trial as the States chief witness.
The man was acquitted however con
vincing the jury that he had no knowledge
that the goods were stolen.
Winter has been in prison some time,
and as the offence was his first, chance
10 make good as an honest citizen was
given 70 him through his release on parole
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
Lime II Plead Guilty DaN

Although the business Of the May term
of General Sessions has been finished.
before court adjourns over the summer
months a plead guilt day will be held
This Will permit q The disposition Of
quite hatch Of cases developed s.nce
the last sitting Of the grand jury, and 20
d considerable distance in tightening the
docket for the September term Of court
always q heavy one because il contains
the accumulated cases Of virtually four
months. The day for PRISONERS to come
into court and throw themselves upon
its mercy has been fixed for June u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
SEVEN ENLIST.


The recent U-boat RAID. on the Atlantic
coast have evidently stimulated recruit
ing. "a seven men were accepted at the
army recruiting station today three of
whom were Nlmngtonlaus
Herman G. iverson, James 4 Bower,
Charles Lockner and Gerald Novin, all Of
Marcus Hook, Pa, entered the Coast
Artillery Corps. Richard : Truitt en-
listed 10 the Engineers Carver / Camp
entered the cavalry and Michael Ntefany
was accepted for the infantry The latter
three uen are from this city
Corporal Christopher j AicGinniky.
who has been attached 10 the local re-
cruiting office since March 1871. has been
ordered to report to the main station IN
Baltimore. Nd for duty in connection
with the recruiting work in that CITY
Mr. AicC;innikv reported for duty there
today Mrs McGinniky accompanied
HIM
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
COUNTY FUNDS.
Balances Reported 20 Levy Court by
Treasurer and Comptroller.

harle4 II LiDpinco't county treasurer
reported ~ tho Levy Court TODAY hat
New Ca.tlc county, had bank balance
If SIS. Jll % n ne credit ~ current
funds incIuding funds for be maintenance
IF bridges. raIseways and stone roads
besides miscellaneous roads account f
S533 o. and be following funds ior the
maintenance III dirt roads Chrstana
hundred, SlDl 20 Mill reek. 81 az -:
White Clay ( rock Slll97, Pencader.
S2J34 20 New Castle. 81, 1882. Red
Lion. slips y st Georges 81, $40 81:
Appoqmnmnk, Sl,1Ol8i Blackbird.
81 433 03, Brandywine. Sl.03436
Edwin & Clark county comptroller, re-
ported maintenance funds a. follows
Bridge and causeways First and
second districts Wilmington S4Ol %
Third, SIO75: Fourth 1929; Fifth.
$500 sixth. S2,542.65. seventh
S452O4
stone roads Fourth district 3s.l8I .Os
Fifth, S20OJ. seventh, s.. 900 a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
Associated Press 10 Every Evening

b Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Philadelphia, unc Eggs higher
nearby frsts L - nearby current receipt :
1920. western extra tirstS p. western
tirsts 1850 fancy selected packed 43 a4i
Live fowls higher "a a ssh. Dressed
poultry higher, fowls 33, So old roost-
ers p. roasting chickens western 81 4 IS.
Potatoes higher Penna per 100 pounds
l.50a 100 New York $50 10; South
Carohna Der barrel 800 800 Florida
do 3 50 a 525, Florida ia $50 pound bags
30 a 400
Other articles unchanged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
SCHwAR MAY LOCATE STEEL
PLANT on THE DELAWARE
Must Increase Fabricated Output 10 OOo
Tons a Month

PhiIadclpha June Charles NI
~chwah droctor-C General ~ the Elmer
gency iirpf Corporation opened his
Offices here res'erlav and snnounrnd
thst The production II fabricated steel
Ain ~ increased from 10000 u 30 nO
tons a month either hv the CONSTRUCTION
of new mills or hv charging EXISTING ones
The location IF the plants AIr -chwah
said EIl y. -ourewhere his side ~ The
EHeghenv mountains preferably ~ ciose
as possible 20 The Delaware River
Mr. ~chwab also said fhaf the Trsvlor
Shipbulding plant n Iornwells Pa
for Tire construction ~ wooden ships
roaIld Fe pushed ~ ~ fullest capacity
and that when ne present contracts
which will take about seven months are
Completed additional contracts a-sd
i,e placed with the concern
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
TO REPAIR TRACK.
Street Directors Serve Notice on Traction
Company.

The meeting OF the directors Of the
Street and Sewer Department TODAY was
very short following the reading OF
communication from City Council, in
which the departm ent was requested to
have the Wilmington Il Philadelphia
Traction Go make repairs to it, tracks
at the intersections Of harrison and Van
Buren, streets, with Second street, the
company was notified to do this work
The B. 6 Carpenter Co Of Wilkes
Barre, Pa. Was granted i plumbers
license
The report Of Clerk Of he Market
Vaughn FOR the month Of May showed a
total collection Of $3.50 The report Of
Plumbing Inspector Mckay showed 80
plans filed and ~ Inspections made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
LINER MET SUBMARINE.
Mallory Boat Encountered u Boat
Near Charleston, S. c.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
An Atlantr Port. June + The Mai
lory Liner Sabine from Tampa 70 New
\ ork With 10 passengers. came IN here to-
day and reported She met submarine
yesterday between Charleston and trymg
Pan Schoals hghtShip Another vessel
came to the rescue OF the liner and chased
the submarine out to sea
Tie Merchants aud Miners steamer
Nantucket also arrived here today having
been warned that enemy submarines were
IN the vicinity OF the lightship
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
RURAL PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Rural real estate has been transferred
as follows
Buildings and % acres 81 land at Ills
mere. Chrisuaua hundred, by DR.. Lewis
Ileisler Ball Il the Baltimore 4 Phila-
delphla Railroad Co. for 5000
Oue hundred and forty-oue acres Of
land abuttlng the River road. leading
from Odessa % Port Penn, by William +
Elliott and wife 10 Irving Rawley, for
$500
Dwelling and l35 acres OF land at
Holly Oak Brandywine hundred, BY Peter
Colchen to John NJ Wolf and wife. for
So 500
Land al Ashley. ChrlstIana hundred.
by the Ashley Syndicate to Clarence G..
Necse for $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
COLLEGE BOYS GO TO PLArTsBURG

TWcnty-saven Delaware College stu
dents left Yesterday to Join the Reserve
Officers framing Camp AZ Plattshurg
OF the list he hrst three are seniors, the
next IA juniors, the following eight sopho-
mores and the last two freshmen The list.
II h Alexander X r. Proven, + Hof-
feeker, NJ Wilson, l. I'll Boggs, G. r.
Cantwell, Il " Downing, Z. L. Ewing,
& " dearne J " Humphrey. ". s.
Lcvey. II " Loose. Ii u. Niarston.
] q. Mcmillan, " = Moore. d r. Tun-
nell, L. Pam, f. a. Colpitts, NJ d Dare,
L. IL Gordy, r. Graves, q. IL Hudson.
Ir., r r Kite. j. f. O'Nen. +. r. Pool,
Ir. q. L. DenneN. q Nj Sipple
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
NON SUPPORT CASES.

Franklin j. Clark, charged with non
support, had his case, in City Court today.
continued until Friday
Charles ID Bullock, charged with the
non-support Of his wife and one child,
had his case continued until Thursday
Nathaniel Lee, charged with non-sup-
port and contempt Of court, was arraigned
The case was continued until tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
Aviators Rescued From Water.

- AssOciated Press % ENeTN Evening
Nantucket, Mas lunc Two
American aviators, Ensign Roleau and Me
chanic Harrington, were brought TO port
today by The patrol boat Sadie, which
had rescued them from their disabled
hvdro-airplane adrift off Sankaty Head.
They had been forced by engine trouble to
light on the water yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
\. P. NICHOLS ON
TORPEDOED CAROL INA
Brother Of Rev r p Nichols of
Wilmington Formerly
Of Newport
BY Associated press to Every Evening

Rev Ransom = Nichols pastor u
Epworth III / Church felt much con
ccrn today upon learning If the torpedo
ing 81 The New YORK and Porto Rico liner
Carolina. for he had heen advised that his
brother, Norvllle y Nichols. was pas
Senger The Carolina was attacked sun
day night l25 miles southeast of Sandy
Hook
The first trace of Survivors "a me today.
When o were landed at ewes
Norvilic Nichols for some time has been
prominent merchant In Porto RICO.
formerly representing On pont interests
there Rev X = Nichols h1G received i
Lester from hlu stating that ~ was sall-
lug on the Carolina and was due III New
y ork Yesterday Gpto noon today he had
not Iccn heard frm Ncryillc Nichols
has friends her and ia Newport. having
visited ms rathcr who has kcji local
pa>toratcs ~ 10th places
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
L. K Il. Rejects OFFICE Frs.
Judge Gray Presides at Annual Meeting
of Railway Company.

By Associated Press 70 Every Fyening
Philadelphia, June Re-tleeton Of
the present officers of the Reading Rail
way was assured IN the vote east al the
annual meeting III tins city today
The meeting was brlef and without
feature Judge George Gray, of " Whining
ton presided
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04

Deputy Judge Edmund : feelings.
was on the bench for the first time today,
sitting with Judge Churchman The new
Judge had an unusually large docket to
dispose Of, there being murder, selling
heroine and cocaine, and pool selling
casee on the docket
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
Zone Industrial Directors Named

81 Associated Press o Every Elening
Washington June Appointment of
directors for the twenty indrs rial zones
into which the country has been divided
by the War Industries Board was annot ne
ed today The directors will have general
supervision Of the production Of war
materials in their jurisdictions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
Omrnr Killed Al Camo Merritt.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Paterson, r. j., June Captain +. 9.
ThralI, Of the quartermaster' depart
ment at Camp Merritt, was killed today
in an automobile accident IN which three
other officers, captain and two heusa
ants, were seriously injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
Notice.

Change in place Of draft registration
for June ), New Castle county: Sixth
Representative district, Mount Pleasant
school, house Of G. p Wcatherlow, chief
registrar Seventh and Eighth Repre-
sentative districts. AIachinsons Res
taurant Chief Registrar.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
Car Hits Two Wagons.

Car No 321 Of the West Fourth street
line was little wild today and at Fourth
and Lincoln streets struck two wagons,
one belonging to the Street and Sewer
Department and the other to William
Seeney, colorcd No person was injured,
but both wagons were slightly damaged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
Opposes Seven-Cent Carfare.

The Voters Non-Partisan League ac-
cording to statement issued BY an
officer. il opposed to the increase in trolley
fare 10 seven cents and will make a
protest possibly taking the matter to
cnlrf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
Pool Selling Case.

Michael McGonigle, with fourc harges
OF pool selling against him, through his
attorney, Daniel o. Hastings. in Civ
Court, today, waived a hearing for the
Court Of General Sessions Bail vas fixed
II 800 in nach rasa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
Trouble Over a Doc

Charged with barborlng "a bowling
and barking dog Harry II. Jordon was
arraigned in City Court. today, but az
the dog has been disposed Of the de
PENDANT was dismissed
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
Awning Caught Fire.

An awning in front Of the J b SisIer
store al Third and King streets caught
FIRE in some unknown manner today. The
Washington Fire Co responded to a still
alarm and extinguished the blaze
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
Marriage Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs Emory r. Birmingham 81
5l3 East Tenth street announce the
marriage last Saturday. Of their son,
Clarence. 10 Annie NJ Cunningham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
HASkELL'S CREW SAFE.
Officers aud Men of Sunken Schooner
Landed at New England Port.

BV Ass0clatVd FFVss 20 FVeTV EVenine
Boston. June Officers and crew Of
the schooner Jacob NJ Haskell sunk. hv 4
German submarine were landed al a
New England port by the steamer Grecian
today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04

Mrs Ida NJ Lewis of 1905 Marie
street ana Jchn Gardner Of go West
Fourth street were injured in the trolley
accident Saturday night when Brandy
wine SPRINGS car was derAlled
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
WOrkman's Hand Mashed

William Gertzenbery, employed al the
power plant Of the Wilmington & Phila-
delphia Traction Co, on Buena Vista
street, had his hand badly mashed today
and was treated at the Homeopathic
Hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
Arrives in France

Lesley Herbert George. son Of 4. r.
Lesley George, recorder of deeds for
New Castle county. has arrived safely in
France with United States troops
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-04
Thacher Union Mnsicnle

Thatcher " G. T. L Will give 4 musicale
Thursday evening al Harrison street
Church with Mrs Virginia Jones Lat
tomus, elocutionist, assisting