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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
SERIOUS SITUATION WOULD
FOLLOW COUNrII'S FAILURE

The State Council OF Defense is a
powerful and able body and il il can
give sufficient amount of wood fuel 10
the city of Richmond at the price of
~ per cord. delivered 10 the consumer,
/; Viii be "A great advantage to the
people OF Richmond and helpful in saw
ing coal.
''If, on the other hand. the State
Council OF Defense. under your cner-
griiC direction, cannot furnish u suf-
trient amount OF wood. then a serious
I situation Will arise. because your own
assumption or The obligation to sun
ply wood must necessarily prevent the
realizatin If the plans worked out he
tween the United States Fuel Admin
istratlon and the local dealers.
Thirty thousand cords of wood in
four and cighi-foot lengths on the ears
al Richmond terminals will require an
immense amount OF detail work, a com
tpeteni Office force. IL considerable num-
her Of trucks and other facilities for
delivery. There must lac unloading
Yards With track facilities and euuipped
10 saw and store wood. These wards
mus; he so placed that the consumers
in various parts of the city can be
supplied with wood on short notice.
should YOU use convict labor to cut
the wood you must have teams to haul
Ahe same and YOU must consider
whether the available convicts taken
from The road work can cut n sufficient
amount. AZ the convict camps are
calling on the fuel administration for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
STRIKE AT NORFOLK
AS MOONEY PROTEST
Several Unions Vote for Action In Chs.
OF Condemned Call
fornlun.
IBy Associated Press. /

By Associated Press.l
NORFOLK. VA. November 2i-iovaI
branches OF the international ele..
trical workers. plumbers. pas.ercrs
and pipeiltters. in separate session to.
night. voted unanimously to strike on
December unless Thomas ]. Mooney
the California labor leader is granted
stay OF execution or new trial.
The electrical workers also passed
a resolution urging their international
ence with government officials in
Washington on the wage scale. TO call
general strike on December . as -
the death sentence against Mooney
Six labor unions In Norfolk and
Portsmouth have already voted To
strike in sympathy With Mooney. Over
unions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

tMeH,9 one CAMPS, orders already hav-
ing been placed for such requirements
II would not seem that The cutting OF
rs practical.
LARGE FORCE OF LAnoxEns
AND TEAMS REQUIRED
~ would be we'll to realize that II
VIII require the services of l2u one
morse teams working ten hours per
day Tor six months. 200 drivers fJr
.hese tcams. in order to deliver 3U0uu
cords OF Yuod: that IL viii require tifty
men we."Gs as above to saw This
quantity o. wood The estimate OF the
iaci mat the average delivery Of wood
IN me city OF Richmond Is in half
roTu iots' AS Il matter Of fact, | am
these deliveries will be required in lots
u one quarter Of a cora, which will
haterially Increase the number Of loads
You VIII also consider whether the
other cities OF the State would be wilt
ing To use the states resources for the
sole benefit OF Richmond or whether
they would demand that all get the
benefit OF your organization. Should
.ney 90 80 your organization must be
slder"tioh Of these difficulties which
are obvious to the practical man. /
ASK 'hn, you call meeting Of the
state Council OF Defense and Law vour
plan befor" them viii, this letter
lf the Council adopts your plan and
directs that ii be carried out Mr. Mon
ieVed 1s wood administrator for Nir-
ginia Of all responsibility as the opcr-
atloh OF your plan would absolutely
destroy his.
should YOU succeed. so much the bet
ter and we will all rejoice.
should you be unable TO supply Rich
mond city with sufficient wood then
the responsibility must be yours. not
that Of Mr.. Montague as head Of the
wood division of the state fuel admin
istration'
Mr.. Dillon addressed Colonel Kelley
on November /, having received no re-
ply 10 the previous letter. and stated:
III Tor any reason your plans la -.
not matured. as expected would il now.
be good Idea for YOU TO advise tho
pubic OF the fact so that the retail
dealers may make arrangements to SCI
cure sufficient supply Of wood TO
meet the demands which are absolutely.
sure to come. In view of the fact that
ihis office is being besieEed with in
quiries as to where. when and at VIVA;
price they can obtain wood | should
think III would be proper. In Justice TO
the WOOD consumers OF Richmund and
70 inc retail dealers here. who have
always assumed tho responsibility of
supplying the demand, that state
incnt be made as to the real situation
in which statement we will DO glad
TO join you. II you think II advisable
THINK X Is due the public and await
your early advice"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
MiIh Price No, countennnccu.

Attention OF the food administration
having been called 10 The summary
action OF the Richmond Dairy Com
pahy an taking the lead in adding |
cent TO the price Of each quart OF
nix sold on credit, Assistant Local
ROOD Administrator w. r. Patterson
nnfncdiateIS Informed the dairvmen
mat such action would not be coun
uenanceu 10y the food administrative
INC Unauthorized advance Will, there
lpre, hoi take place unless ii can he
sary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
SEEKS PlTTSBURGH'S SCALP
Unbentcn Georgia Tech on Way North
for Great Gridiron ArEu-
fHy Associated Pr.s..l

ATLANTA. GA. November 21.-The
Georgia Tech eleven. accompanied By a
small delegation OF fans. left here la te
to-day bound for Pittsburgh, where,
deavor to uphold the South's football
honors In game with the University
OF Pittsburgh.
The golden tornado" which, in tho
Vanderbilt once held on Southern foot
ball fields and has an unbroken string
of victories since 1915. is not as strong
AZ in 1917. for Captain Fincher, end,
and Joe Guyon. tackle, are tho only
two regulars returned from last year.
Coach John lieisman, however has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
HUDSON PROTESTS
Last Nights Session In billiard -FOUR
nHm~nt to Bc Played
Arniu.

Because OF "A miscalled fou.. Lewis
last night protested his game with
Hudson In the pocket billiard tourna-
meht AT the ST. Elmo parlors. The
referee first called a foul. but before
the game was over the rules were read
Indicating that no foul had occurred.
therefore Lewis protested and the
game VIII be played off later. Hud-
son. handicap 50. defeated Lewis. ham
dicap 80. by score OF So TO 6I. Jack
son tSo) Will play Russo 600 Tonight
Each OF ten players will meet every
other man in the tournament during
the series of contests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
To Introduce New Coins

NEW YORK. November oi-All
paper hank notes OF one and two lire
equivalent to 20 and 90 cents. norma
exchange in Italy viii he withdraw
metal coins OF !, {. and 10 cents will he
issued. The paHcr notes of small de-
nominations had become so badly worn
that they were scarcely 1T for use
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Srrrcmr Court NJ AnpcnJ~

TIC
Arrna's ycs'c-hav:
Southern RAILWAY Company "a. Ahec's
r'inistrat"r: arg""h a"d submit ed
FaNnc vs. Eu"nn Visit" Extract Com
p""'-. partly argued end continued
1he n"Ni cases tn ho "1llod' PiCh =
Wond Collier" vS Scott NuckoIS Com.
pany. Inc: Washir Virginia Rail-
way Company vs Dcahl: IN Point We
Snead's ADMIN ;strator: Washington
southern Railway Company VS..
Turncr ais
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

I|IN DON. Nove'nN"~ 'H-t.0ndon.
with its well known Lord Mayor who,
goes about in fancy-dress ball dudS
like Cinderella prince encourage ind
all. has PROSPEROUS riE-s.y There
arc Don pigs In the municipal pen. get
ting fat on wIthcred potatoes. vcrc-
tables and SLAUGHTER house waste which
Is cooked in huge v,ts Needless to
say ne Lord Mayor does not "slop tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

Two hundred Miles of the Rhine.
shown in a double page panorama. viii
be given FREE with every copy OF next
sundays New York AMERICAN the
day before the scheduled occupation or
the Rhine cities by the American forces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Richmond. Fredericksburg 1 Potomac R. R.
To aud from W shin gion aal beyopa-Dafiy

Roh,nand &ashins ton Local. Nv. a. 10 pm,
week Gays; f;n IN, SundayS Ar. ll2.lo Pm.
r.5 Pm; Ar. lSl5 AN. Ashland Accom-. wees
days, Nv. F,f'Aa. s.soi'a; Ar ,aoAM, 6.soPH.
AEie. ticket and oaseage otsieeS not open
.iRyrd 81 sla lstopp.na :, Elsa,. Rita 3 81 :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
RAILROADS
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad

Gin. Lo'viIie & West. $500 .e.ao !,
Main Limo Locai .I:is - ts:IS ~
James River Line .ioDo ttsIs
Newport News. - '' "
MIX. Old Point. 800 a. sl2:eo n Ion n
Newport News. Local, .1:co a .. On :, y
From Nix. Newport " y
%swpar, local SHi i5 r. a. :s.5S so pfa' p
s west; $50 a.; "a. p. Locals. ts:ss a.
sDaily. tExcent Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

rent that vacant room for you I, a do
ra6le tenan Phone your Want Ad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Seaboard Air Line Railroad

TRANS ,;ssyS daily o a. al. NoriinN t,4,cAt.
VIVA S:SaH sispsaf77, /. n \ saa 90,
T !s Ii. Il 1 = Din
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

SPECIAL ATTENTION is given
to truck-loads OF one ton and
over. Call us up at once and Let
us quote prices for hauling OF
ANY CHARACTER in or out of
Richmond. Take advantage Of
tho great SERVICE ORGANIZA-
TON which war work has releas-
cd! You know you can always
depend on WHITE TRUCKS
whether in your employ or ours.
ASK US.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

You find the Smith Hicks WHITE TRUCK service the
quickest and most dependable way-yOull TIME
MONEY by letting handle hauling (by by
nourargest fleet of heavyduty trucks South
AT YOUR SERVICE Hauling Richmond or to Petersburg
Hopewell, Camp Lee or other nearby points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

tuiit up machine which has piled IN
40 points to nothing In five gamest Z
this year. - :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

over l,c0O tons OF coal to warm the
twenty-one camps, orders already hav-
ing oetn placed FOR such requirements.
IL would not seem that The cutting OF
wood by the convict has been regarded
- 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
RichnOnd-P PETERSBURG
MOtor-Truck Freieht

Here's the innovation that Is
arousing more comment than
anything in recent years, because
1t fills great want. Just think
of being able to send freight from
Richmond at Q 4. NJ. and have it
unloaded in Petersburg at il a.
NJ. or send freight from Peters
burg at 3 p. NJ and have il un-
loaded the same day in Rich
mond!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINES.
Arrival and OeDnrture Ut TraIns-Nlchmnp
Norfolk & Western RaiIro I'D

Leave Ussd Street Staten. RJcImosd.
k lsS N IT, .S:s5S 400 a. NJ $500 - N
s ESh tLNGaH !sS ~ APP .s',.T = VEST
Arrive .Ricsmend from .Nortelk, .ls:ol
s'oaa IA. s:iio 5 H. Yy5 rs 'St %;'. e s:7;H
.Daily ,naiiy .xcen, SUNDAY fSunSsy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

49, W 'I'lilcTCe ana pr
by tro dent John e. EaSlS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
PLANS FOR FAIR ON
NEW GROUNDS

SURVEYS have been made of the Oak
Grove property at Elsncrc. where Il II
proposed to relocate Inc buildings BE-
longing To the State fair, and make the
other arrangements necessary to hold
the annual exhibitions
The property extends from the Brandy
wine Springs trolley line to he right of
way Of the Is. Il O railroad, and includes
between 50 and 80 acres, and this area
may be added to later
The exhibition buildings, barns and
stock pens are to occupy about the same
amounts OF space as at Wawaset Park.
and II IS planned to transfer the grand
stand bodily to the new location, rs this
Is OF concrete and steel and could not
be improved on.
Surveys Of the property have been
made by W : Cnrswcll and T 4 and
T. : Price, who have made preliminary
location OF the race track John ID
Thompson, .Ir architect has made ten
tativc plans for the fair buildings
II is hoped by those having the matter
In charge that 1t will he possible to hold
the State fair on the new site at the ap-
pointed date tins year, although the OBJ
stacles to be overcome are many.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
STATE DEMOCRATS TO
FIRE OPENING GUN
Victory Dinner" TO be Held at
Odd Fellows Hall on Wednes-
day Night, April 10.

Victory Dinner will hc gwen in the
banquet room Of Odd Fellows HALL
Tenth and King streets on "Wednesday
night April 10, under the auspices of the
Democratic League Of Delaware II IS tho
purpose of the dinner committee to bring
together all representative Delaware
Democrats On this occasion in an effort
10 netll more deeply the stand America
has taken IN the great world crisis and the
positive necessity for victory IN this great
battle with autocracy II will he the oreu-
ing e1in of campaign for victory
Assurances have boon received from
Delaware S congressional delegation, COM
prising Senators Willard Salisbury and
Josiah q Wolcott and Congressman A T.
Folk, that they will he present on that
date to participate IN the program. as
have also other prominent mon of the
State
The general committee held meeting
last night when details were gone INTO
to make the affair one of tho most sue
cessful ever undertaken in Wilmington
Nothing has been left undone 10 accom-
plish this end Invitations will hc sent to
the members If The Democratic State.
city and county c,nnmittecs hv tho ieag1Ic.
and also 70 ITS membership
Tho general committee IS comprised of
Henry II Isaacs chairman: Harry Smith.
secretary Thomas 7 Bavard, William
NcCaffertv. Charles 7 Savior. Charles
r kcnworthy Walter j Campbell VII
liam ! Mcmahon and Frank 7 Dlckcr-
son
The various subcommittee. as r.
ported at last nights meeting, wcro as
follows.
Speakers committee Charles r. Ken
worthy, chairman: William McCaffertv
Reception-Thomas T Bavard. char
man. Frank f. Dickerson Walter ]
Campbell
Publicity Charles T. Savior. chairman.
William Carter. Frod W Sterlc
Arrangements William J Mcmahon.
chairman; {. 5 Thompson. Paul W1tsil
Invitations Harry Smith
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
WANT MORE PAY.
Local PostofIice Employees Urge Support
Of National Legislation.

The following is q copy of the preamble
and resolutions adopted at the mass
meeting for postoflice employees held
Mt the Majestic Theatre March "a:
Whereas, The salaries paid TO the en-
ployes Of the postoilice Department OF the
United States, under the existing laws are,
IN the majority of instances, insufficient
TO meet the greatly increased cost OF liv-
ing, and are not commensurate with the
general level OF wages prevailing through
out the United States at the present
time: and
Whereas, There arc several bills now
pending before the Congress designed to
remedy this situation and to provide for
reasonable increases in the salaries paid
to postal employees;
Therefore We. the postal employees OF
the city of Wilmington. state OF Delaware,
and vicinity, assembled In massmeoting
at the Majestic Theatre, IN the said city
of Wilmington. on Sunday, the twenty
fourth day of March. 1918, adopted the
following resolutions
Resolved. That the members Of Con
rress from Delaware hc requested To lend
their aid and support to the legislative
program Of the National Association Of
Letter Carriers and the National Fedora
ton of Postal Employees. and To ASST ct
the officers Of the said organization to
carry out their legislative program. He
u further
Resolved that a copy of these resolutions
be sent To our Congressman, Hon Alfred
f. Polk, and 10 our Senator's, Hon VII
lard Salisbury and Hon JOSIAH q.
Wolcott. and he IL further
Resolved. That copy of these resolu-
tiors be sent to the secretaries OF our
national organizations.
The resolutions bear the following
signatures. Letter Carriers Association
BY L.. W Hindcrer, Jr,
President
Paul s Writ,
Secretary
Federation of pcstnt'iceclerl;s
Bv John 6. Slyhon,
President
Geo T.. Hummer,
Secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
MARKET COL ORED
WITH EASTER LOOMS
Pretty and Seasonable Flowers To
he Had. Mainly al Reason
able Prices

ndcr ihc special regulations N force
for thie week the flower markets arc CAV
with he vendor wares t'fth and sixth
streets near Market and l\ine and Niadt-
SON streets. spacoe are woll supplied with
tho ueual varieties nf r0ttcd plants ~
hlnnr and cut flowers
Tho bull,s hyac,nthe, tulips ]afio,lls
narclzztts frccslas arr offered ~ - tn 10
crnta nor rot low specimens af lllium
longihoru1n. the lsennu1a or laster lily
arc IN stock compared with prnv1oue
seasons, and the, bring : and upward.
AZ tbs rate If - cents Ipor flower
To offset thcir scarcltv. enc of the
florists Is show ing novelty, 2 Gala lilv
with = sulphur yellow blossom instead IT
he usual creamy white
Cut flowers are - to had IN plenty. an
sell az All priros. frnm ten cents bunch
for sweet -ie>az 10 - cents dozen for
Carnations
Forchandcd huyer@ 81 eggs for cnlorlna
have well nigh swept the stores and aent
prices NJ ten conts 10 81 ccnts q duaep
for the remaining supply hui Saturday $
dealers arr rclIcd an to hrlne ult ihcit
hullinge and moot the drmand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
To REPORT FOR SERVICE.
Rent foHntv fnraI Exemption Haard allie
on nrafInes ln Repnrt
n Patch - Frerv q yenirE

Special Dispatch - F~orv Evening
Dover. March - kont County Fv-
omntinn Board today. sonf out notices
- fhr following Kent county rogistrants
- report ~ thn board headquarters in
npvrr. most SUNDAY afternoon. rradv fos
ontrarnmcnf on Monday morning ncxt
fnr tamr, Dix. whore they vlll enter
service fer training
Rnrtram Wnyant. Harvey q Faulkner
Harvey {. Wilson. fahn II Argo. lester
Vincent IIuntiey William NcNarry. orco
! Nurphey, Herman = Farrow Ralph
Efayc4. John Wesley Hnlsfon Isaac
innapd fnne=. all of Dover
fiareneo Raymond ummins smyrna
tlarenco Comrgys Wllliam Noss.
Hartly
Albert r Taylor lebanon
George leslie Gooden. Iosopb Alinner
Woadside
George G Moore. Viola
samnel smith Harrington. 3anio Ray
mand. Fcltnn
Willard II Baker Ira Adams John
Cnnard Hammnnd Harry g Tee. Harry
Z Simpson Clifford II Lord. al of EIar-
rinpton
Rlie Banniefrr Harry smith. James
Henry Hudson. Lawrence Arneff Allru
III It Milford
AT.rERNAIrs
Staniey rr0usc smith. Howard t.
Hoover. Clarence Finson. all ~ Dover
Harvey I5vans SMYRNA
Erwin 4 Pearson Hartlv
Reuben Farruw Woodside
Amos ~mith Harrington
William .Ioacph DAVIS. frrdcrlca
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
CHESTERTOWN, MD.
Special Correspondence Of Evors rvenin

specia, Correspondence Of Evors Evening
Chesinrtnwn. Md. March 2s- Miss
Kate Wheatley died at her home ON High
street, Yesterday morning, following n
short illness of a week Of pneumonia.
aged 80 years
Misc Iotirrne Smith, daughter of Mr.
Owen G. Smith, supervisor of assessments
fnr Kent county, has hecn appointed to
lucrative position in Washington and
left yesterday to arrange FOR assuming
her duties
Rev. Ivanhoe Willis and family of 81
George are visiting his brother, Thomas
Willis. and family, here.
Joseph II Chapman, a former engineer
ON the Pennsylvania lneal train and
for snme years past a resident of Fhiiadel
phia, died in that CITY on Sunday
Rev and Mira John NJ Artcrs of
Washington arc giIests ot Mr. and Mrs
William T. Ringgold
dclrhia is visiting Mr. and Mrs " Robert
lluev
Mr. ,Iames Elwood Morris has heen
elected delegate. and Robert g Nichnlson
alternate. to represeni 81 lames and
Lynch NJ 7 Churches at the ammo |
session If The MARYLAND NJ i conference
which meets IN broadway Ghureh.
baltimore. Npril :
Private Dcnnv bailey calofe,l dind
~ amp Meade SUNDAY, II pneumonia.
and HE remains wrtr brought r. bis hafue
hrrc Ftcalay for iutrimcnt
William 7 nuver ~ Delaware CIV.
spent tho weekend with his family here
Mrs sldav lernonts and daughters
who er,ent the winter With hcr som uear
tnimrfnn. have returned ~ thor hnmr
IN Washington avenno
Mrs Loo ShaeHer of baltimore Is
visiting hor grandparents Nt and
AItz James Rrire hrrr
The following persons have heen ar'-
poinicd hv the llurean ~ Mines interior
Department. Washington. as explosives
lorn7ora fu kont cnunty Parks
haain Chrstertnun. James II Sutton
Bettertnn. Herman u Massey. Massey
" Irving Jarvis. Nlingtnn S tlwpnd
llpgeee Rock liall
Captain Cault sprlcgarih II lamp
Nloade =ueni tho wrrk end here With his
famil,
Nalmslr Davis ~ Wilmington anil
Milan Rnuer If rratt Institute. New
Work arr Spending the Faster HOLIDAYS
with their parrnta here
pruie-as,u Owen 4 nladcs II the high
- tffff 'Ff'ff't ~ NiNifPH'E Ht@AfF - fft#
hnmc IN 81 Nirhaels
Corporal farl 'tnufier was among those
of the bows IN France who were reported
slightly wounded hy General rersbng.
last week
Mr. and Mrs William French and Nr
and Mrs William Tnulaon spent the
week cnd with frrcnda II New Caetle
Miss Nhcc Dunn iiynHnn II eIendlng
tho Faster holidala with brr nothcr.
Mrs Roger rlann. ~ Newport
Nj and Mrs George halfra and apna
epcut Nunday with relatives and friends
IN Wilmington.
Wallace DuIIamell and Miss Katie
lord. both ui t,alena. were married m
I hcstcrtnwn. last Friday evening
Il |. klrhy. Charles KIRBY and William
lamar Of Quaker Neck, have taken
positions nj the Federal government
hsh hatchery. near IIavrc dc Grace
Mrs q II Connolly and daughter
Of Roxans arc visiting her parents. IN
Galena She and Miss Carrie Dempsey
spent part Of this week IN Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
Navy Wants Artisans.

Men are wanted for construction unite
for service abroad bv he Naval
authorities. Of the following trades
Carpenters, rlggers. hrrklav"rs ami ma
sons. pipo httefs, boiler makers, aiertrl-
Grams. frenen. uachnsta. ~tcel-erectors,
holders-,n rlvefers. hosting engineers
and hlack4mIthz These mcu will receive
suitable naval ratings, n accordance With
thcr experience and capacities. and the,
will be organized as u unit Tor the peeiaI
purposes of the conSt rIction work, which
IS understood 10 he entirely On zhor.
Full particulars may he had At the navy
recruiting station Ninth and Market
strepls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
Who Wants a BABY

Al = monthly meeting Of the trustees
of the poor, YESTERDAY Frank Stout
announccd that he had baby on his
hands which he would hc glad to give
~ any ono desiring IT.. but when the offer
t,a as made ia various members Of the
i,aard everyone refused 10 accept the
rrnhercd gift Upon motion tho trustees
,iecidcd to continue paving tho bills for
ihc bahv's care for another month and
loft the matter of It's further disposi-
lon m the hands Of Mr. Stout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-28
CITY COURT CAsEs.

There WAS vprv st0rf N~eIon ~ Z ltt
Court .oday Deputy iitoruct 3, isnerl
Percy W. r,tp appeared hotn-r iuda.
thurchmau and informed him aat tmt
salisbury, ttornev far homss
Henry, al 'ahcn .gt wu. 1f ahca.
corpus, uhich would come sD ~ tbc q 0'if
of General -'S>aiob7 odst Henry
wanted nv tbc \cw 0rA aorlo.
tlleged ne R.7 turned rver +. a.
upper court
4 soldier on guard 10 he Harlan c,ao.
told he court that I9nn FlanuZ.a.
although warned evcral times. -rf.Re.
No .ey Way from fhe uropcrt, ind 81
Wa hncd g. and costs On rhaggr
trrspa--Jug
The case of James - Come =,
charged Nrl beng huns ,ud p.u
support, ugr continued until tomoros