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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
THE MOCkING BIRD.
By Frank l.. Stanton.

He dion know much music
When first he came along.
IN all the birds went Wonderin
Why he didn't sing - song
They primped their ieatbers III tire sun
And sung their sweetest not =:
IN music just come on the run
From all their purity tltroats
But still that bird was silent
In summertime and f;.l:
He jest SET still and listened
An he wouldn't sing n all
But one night when them son2>terS
Were tired out and still.
An the wind sighed down the vaile,.
An went creepin up the hill;
When the stars were all a-tremble
In the dreannn' fields . blue.
And the daisies in the darkness
i cit the fallin o the dew
There came d sound o melody
No mortal ever heard
An all the birds seemed singin
From the throat o one sweet bird,
Then the other birds went ma>In
In land too far to call,
For there warnt no use in stayin'
When one bird could sing for all
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
CHESTERTOWN.N MD.

Special Correspondence of Every Eevuns
Chestertown, Nd Oct 10. Nrs.
John " IIiron and soH. Bradford.
are visiting her son Professor Wilbur
HiTons. in Wilmington
Mrs Anna Maria IIagae probably
the oldest resident ot III. county died
at the home of hrank Is Jester. ii Rock
Hall. last Friday night age4 9S years
Miss Mary I NIaslfu daughter ot
Wallis VI AIaslin of tits town and
Robert \ Lancaster at hester p.
were married in Elktor, SATURDAY.
Mrs I.otttr Frazier. wife of William
j. Frazier Of P44cy neck. was found
dead in bed, Saturda, morning IT ii
home OF her son, in Baltimore
All students af Washington COLLEGE.
who are not members Of the Ntudent~.
Army Training Corps we're sent To heir
homes. Tuesday for week, because oi
the prevalence uf spanish tiu Il the
college
Captain John Dickerson died = his
home IN Quaker Neck, Tuesday morning,
aged 67 years
Physicians report that there are be
tween two and three hundred cases Of
Spanish FLU IN the town and county,
and they are taxed To the limit to meet
the demands for their services
Miss Bessie Collins, one Of the oper-
ators ut the local Telephone Exchange,
died at the home Of her parents, AIR
and Mrs Rufus Collins Tuesday night
Of Spanish influenza aged about 20
years She had been i'll only four d rs
A sister. Miss Helen Collins, i critical
i'll with the same disease ia Norfolk
Va. where she had been sent hy the
telephone company. recently, for emer-
gency duty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
VICTIMS OF INFLUENZA.

Special Correspondence ~ Every EVENING
Dover. Dct. 10 Victims 81 the Span
ish lnilucnza and pneumonia reported
here Yesterday include the following
Charles T. Ningllng living over the
railroad. aged - ycarS. funeral, Friday.
> y m ntcrmcnt at Lakeside cemetery
MARY Wright Bidwcll. aged - years,
living near the old glas~ works. inter
mcnt Friday, 10 i m, At Lakeside ccmr-
tCrV
Carric ! iiyhcck, Hartley. aged -.
funeral this afternoon at > O'Clock, inter
mont in l. i churchvard ~ Ilartly
Lanusug Cook. -on nt I II Cook
assistant superintendent % Dover water
and hight plant. died Yesterday
Huchttt IIugg II Clayton. son III
David ) liugg. died N Clayton Yesterday
Tho funeral of Mrs MarN ADAMS
Colt. daughter ot the late Ecv II II
Adams. who died Tuesday evening NJ
her home here hiss not vet been arranged
for. but Is awaiting the arrival al brother
III Mrs Colt from In, Angeles. Gal
The report that two prominent phy
Sicians ut Kent countl had died Tues
day night w:i~ found tn be- absolutely
incorrect, both showing Improvement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
PATROL SYSTEM
FOR COUNTY ROADS
Districts Into Which Thorough
fares Might be Divided Are
Named by Engineer.

In his report t. the Levy Court,
Charles T.. Grubb, engineer for New
Castle county. submitted districts into
which the county may he divided 81
that the rontls may he patrolled Ills
arrangement of the roads follows
First district Naanans Fnnlk III
miles. patrol location, Carpenter
Second Grubb Road, ~ iniirs. pa
trol location Harvey
Third TallevyilIc-Foulks 367. patrol
location N-Roada-lonlk -Silvcrslde
Fourth -Sllvgfside b631 miles.
patrol location. Sllvorstle-C Cafrrraff
Fifth Iocl>l4nl- fonk enmles pa
troll location Rluetal
sixth 'oucurd :. - mles. patrol
location. falIcyville
seventh Montchanin-N hestrf 81
miles patrol location Nnniehinin
Eighth kcuuett Ashland Geutre-
vile, 1.5o miles. puirul ioeaitan. entF'.
vile
ninth Hillside Mil. rs untles. Ia-
trol ioeation. Nj Culm
Tenth lorklvn-IIaebos-ln : + futle-,
patrol location Ilockttsin
Eleventh Lancaster Pix. - rnfies.
patrol location. along plks
Twelfth Lancaster kennett III
miles. patrol location ~llverltpek
Thirteenth Greenbank ieads 10
mites. patrol locatron Pre- : arnef
Fourteenth Ctreh Eaad 81, lmIas.
patrol locatlun Alc5annpns N-t;aad
Fifteenth Newport. Rel L. Dak
tree k'amcn-l. So uie fttffi Tn
tiou Newport
Sixteenth Win I hrl-tlaha PIX -
Seventeenth NfW1rk itaad = ~
miles. patrol nfatlou dong pix
Eighteenth Niifor Y Itlegfapf ! t.
lnics patrol location NeWafk
Nineteenth Ghri-tlanl4 oe.h 80
miles patrol location hrltIaaa
Twentieth \cwmk-e ooeh 81 nIlzs
Twcuty-iir-t State Eoad-ilatt :, -
miles patrol location FafIitur-t
Iwenty-stcond Nea et.tie-sfnfth
les Lane. l.55 miles. patrol iofs,t.on, oii
pike
rwcntv-thrd state Road-Koger- G3t
miles. patrol location State Road.
Ivrnty-fourth New Castle Reynolds
h57 miles patrol location. Roger :
Corner.
Twcnty-Gfth RcyboId-Dr e.ity->t
Georges, 81 miles; patrol location en
pike.
Twenty-siNth elias gov summit Bridge
els miles. pal rol location Nj Pleasant
Twcnty-e ghtI Mr Lire-lioyd Cor
ncr. 7.2S miles; patrol location. II
Pleasant
Twcnty-nintn 81 Georges-0 0'desSa.
65 miles. patrol location. MacDonough
Thirtieth WarMicf-e odessa. 20 miles
patrol location. NiiddetoWn
Thirty-hrst NiddIetoWn-Blaekh
5G0l miles patrol location Townsend
Thirty 0des.aleWnsend 6.l9
miles. patrol location townsend.
Thirty-third Blackbird-Smyrua, 6s''97
miles: patrol location. along pike
Thirty-fonrth Taylor s-FleinIng q
mile; patrol location. along pike.
Thrty-fifth Pixies Greek. 26 miles
one tu4n. one week every month.
Thirty-,iNth Hare Corner. Nen
Castle 81 miles, one man, one week
every month
Thrty-seventh k.fkWood l;,5 miles
one man. one week everl month
Thirty eighth Clayton. 30 mlles: enc
man one week every month
Thirty-ninth Lincoln Highway. ~
under construct ION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
SAGE AND SULPHUR
DARKENS GRAY HAIR
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
Restore Color, Gloss and
Attractiveness

Almost everyone knows that Sage Fea
and Sulphur, properly compounded, brings
back the natural cosor and iustTe to the
haiI when faded. stEelkei or graz Years
ago the only way t. get this mixture aas
10 make it 1T home. winch is nussv and
troublesome Nowadays, hy asking al
any drug store for "NAeth's sage aud
sulphur Compound, you VIII get a Iarge
bottle of this famous old recipe, improved
by the addition OF other ingredients, at a
small cost
Don't stay gray Try it No one can
possibly tell that you darkened your hair,
as it does it SO naturally and evenly You
dampen Il sponge or soft brush with it
and draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand az time; by morning
the gray hair disappears, and after another
application or two, your hair becomes
beautifully dark, glossy and attractive
Nyeth's Sage aud sulphur Compound
i Il delightful toilet requisite for jhos,.
vino desire dark hair and youthful
4pnearance 1t is not intended for the
cure, mitigation q prevention ol disease.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
NEWS OF SEAF0@D.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
~caford. Oct 10 Mr. and Mrs
George l.arrimorc have received word
~ hc death Of their granddaughter.
Norma. aged IL years. daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs Charlie lHrrimorc. formerly of
this. town. nov living III Philadelphia
N,r and \lr~ John Alillard, of Whining
Ton, are visiting friends ia town
Nh and Mrs L ] ~aucrhoh are spend
i'm She week with their daughter at
~Aar7iown Md.
Charles Hoax, Of I'niontowu. Pa is
visiting here
AIg and Mrs Charlie Warrington. Or
u .,nington are visiting his mother Mrs
Narv Warrington.
Mis- Alice ~igCitt. Is spending the
week ID New York City
Harry ~auerhoif has returncd'to Nor
folk Va. after spending several weeks
here with his parents Mr. and Alr~ /. 4
~:iIcThot
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Hatfield have
returned 10 Wilmington after spending
1yr0 weeks with relatives III town
MrS Hattie KINNEY. arrived home
tins week after q several month STAY in
\. Wilmington
= MIR and Mrs Charles Hcrdman al
" itDlillAlDI& dEt' N4>tt.lt4 N1IN. i1tTtilitll
father, Frank Hatfield
Mr. and Mrs samuel Lcapc. who
spent several months IN Wilmington arc
At their home here for i icw weeks
DR.. Luther Davis, stationed at Camp
pton, \. \. was called home tins week.
lns wife being quite Ill with influenza
Mrs. Bessie Johnson was called to VII
mington. this week, To nurse her sister.
Mrs. Charlie Byrd, who Is Ill with IN
fluenA.
Arthur Hatfield ScafordS crack shot
reports there are plenty Of quail and rat-
bits. and the outlook for The season is
In
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash the poisors and toxins from
system before putting moro
food into stomach.

Wash yourself on the inside before
breakfast like you do on the outside.
This y vastly more important because
the skin pores do not absorb impurities
into the blood. causing illness, while the
bowel pores do
Tor every ounce Of food and drink
taken into the stomach. nearly an ounce
of waste material must be carried out Of
the body. If this waste material is not
eliminated day by day il quickly fer
Inents and generates poisons gases and
toxins which are absorbed or sucked into
the blood stream, through the lymph
ducts which should suck only nourish-
ment to sustain the body.
splendid health measure is To drink
before breakfast c;.ch day. glass Of real
hot water with teaspoonful Of limestone
phosphate il il, which is harmless way
10 Wash these poisons, gases and toxins
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels: thus cleansing swecttning and
tfcsbcning The entire :,linentary canal
before putt'Ee s.or food INTO the stomach.
quarter ppunl of limestone phu--
pi-a.o costs bir vei5 little tt The drug
store, but is sufficient 81 i..;.ke anronc an
erthuslast on inside bathing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
NEWPORT NEWS NOTES.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newport, oct Miss Frances Ball
i confined 10 her home bZ illness
Louis Bail who was confined to his
home for several weeks BY illness. i now
cOnv;lescing
Rev and Mrs j. II Nhedbee oi
1ranpe, Md. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey r Gregg
Mrs. Perkins Groomc who was con
fined 70 her homc b. illness. is nov con
saiC8cIng
Harvey Maclary l. confined to his
home with Spanish Influenza
Miss Rebecca Maclary, who is confined
TO her home with Spanish Influenza i
conyaiesciDg 80 is Mrs Alfred Craig
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
GFt FtIf.COJfSTY NOTES.

@peiiul CORES -ppndencc If Fvers Evening
tlkton Nd 0ci ~ Tho Cecil
Cetnfs ~ehpei Board announces the
following appointments - he county
schools Nir4 A1.laldc Clayton Rosen.
o0niHcrciai teacher At { ho-apcake City
high Nis- MARY Price. School No :,
ceIfon Mss Bertha Miller school
W !, fIkton district Nil~s fielen Nc
inttre school No Nor'h Fasf district
Miss Blanche Prentice Domestic Science
~ Calvert and North Fa~t high Miss
Eleanor Narfind3,ie Schpnl NJ 3 Rising
9uu Mss AdeIalde Spear school W
!. tort DEPOSIT The board decided
- rt.upen fhe -cheol4 au Monday Do
tofar
tssard -taat-. PENNSYLVANIA Rail
r6i4d iHenaH was admitted 20 tmon
Hospital. tlkton Tuesday evening. sith
broken hIt several broken RIBS Hd
INJURED -pine he rrslIi az fall from thc
top nl D telegraph ,,ole near ~rlhvvilc Del
Mr. Stella Craig. age ~ years wife
ii " ID Cralg, Jr died yesterday, At
her home ai Perryv7le 81 pneumonia
following influenza Lee. the i-ycar
aiI -on IT Harry Ro~- died n PerryvIlie
ii the same disease, also JOHN Dawson,
aGea I5 sosr5 who -ucrumbed after
seek lines
lo4eph + Boldly and Mamie Howard
oi RISING Sun and John ] fayior and
Rosie Whitney. Havre ic Grace we're
married III Flkton Yesterday
Five Italian ard two American women
who werr aprre-ted ID tie speakeasy
rad Ii Perry VILE Saturday night, Were
gwen nearing before Justice lewis
a t!kton. yesterday and held under
hall spr the .tctlJn oi the December term
,t court
Air and Nj, Dowd u Australia have
;eatei he lhrahamS nome IN Port
DEPOSIT and all ren4ln thc5e unril the
last of December when they Hlll return
70 Their hofne ii Florida
Mrs Lille b jackson. principal Al
Rlslng sln public school Tor several
Years has resigned in order d accept
u position N !. school IN Philadelphia.
Charlc. I Cohee oi Eare>ll!e has
flej bill IN the Ceeh county court ior
q divorce rom Catherine Cohee ot C'ias-
gov. p,l. alleging dcsertion
Mis- Mary Cantvcli oj Elkton has
been transferred by the in Pont Co.
lroa be Wilmington otiice 10 PcnniInan.
~
Nlr- franklin Harey u Wilmington
is Spei,ding The Weekend with MI and
Mrs VI + sullivan At their farm near
Warwick
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

special Corresponds nee of Every Evening
Dover. Oct 10 The anniversary 81
Rarr4ttS Chapel, scheduled tor next
sunday. ha> been temporarily postponed
on account oi the epidemic 1T influenza
Miss Frances Dewitt ii tins town,
soprano solist, has gone 70 New York
City where she will make here home III
order to develop her musical ability
Mrs Annie Moore and daughter,
Miss Cora Lee Moore have left Dover
for Baltimore. Md. where they will
make their home hereafter
Dover's loan subscriptions, q yester-
dav. were Sl60,3
Mrs J 4 DoWnes. wife oi City Coun-
Gilman Downcs of this town, has been
appointed captain of the motor nessag
service for the Red Cross and State
Council OF Defense for Kent county
and will al once take up the active work
Of organizing sub-scryices in the other
towns uf the County
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
( QUIET COMEBACK.

He ua- fond be playing Jokes on his
wife. aud chs time hr thought ~ had
winner
My dcar IL said. 81 they .at al sup
per ! just heard such ad -tory uf 4
Young 4irl today they thought ne
was going blind. and 50 u surgeon opcr-
ated on Ter and found
"lcp2" gaSped he Hife breafhlesslv
IT hat shc'r got Young u1an n bcr
eye' ended he husband with a rhurklp
For moment there was silence Il hcn
the iaIy remarked. slowly
Wei il would AT dep end IN Hha
sort of man il was Some If them
she rnuid have ron through raeil7
enough London Opinion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
HORSES STILL Used ~ WAR.

III the Farm and fircside wrItor says
There -ccm. ~ br 3 rapidly increa-
ng opinion that rhr dav pf the horse ln
war ha- passed The nearly four years ~
warfare III Europe has shown this ~ be
an entirely erroneous idea
If The army If operating an o1t
quprnd ground this ground Qescrallv
cut up with old trenches snd shei hoip-
ihat horse traction and oulv hcf@r
'r+ction i- practicable
~ wnl are these conditions rpcog-
uIznd that l spite of he tremendot~
ghte oi heavv artillery material aBd the
slpwneS- and difficulty of moving them
bv horse -raction X II considered hat
Yniy half he heavy DatGerlc: hould
have ncchauical traction
tu rnv must still have animals ior
aii t. eavalrr the usefulness 0f which
II far from disappearing; II must have
hnr@es tor lli lts light field artillery
half .ts heavv and All its rerlmenral and
divisional supply trains
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
SHE WAS A FIGHTER.

Everyone knew that Lieutenant Thor
leigh and his pretty young wife had failed
to agree during their few years of married
life, but no ono quite liked 10 ask him
where sho was living during his last months
Of training in this country. So when an
innocent newcomer inquired point-blank
where She was. there was rather intense
moment before he said, calmly
My wife Is in France"
What is she doing?'' was demanded
Crther
''FighIne. he answered calmly
''Fighting everyone erf al ued
Web he replied. perhaps sbe isli b
actually fighting, but L m sure she's quar-
rcling Harpcr's Magazine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
CROPS AROUND FREDERlCA.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondents of Every Evening
Frederica, Oct. 10.-Farmers are busy
sowing wheat and getting III their corn
before the extreme cold weather comes
on. Thc corn croD IN some sections +
poor.
The digging Of sweet potatoes has
begun, and some say The crop will nc
larger than expected. The problem they
arc now considering is how to keep the
potatoes during cold weather rs the
supply of coal in sight is limited Some
are buying wood stoves and will use wood
10 keep their potato houses warm; Others
will sell their stock early.
The oyster season now is on, and there
seems to be fair supply. selling nj 80
cents per htIshel To dealers
The intlurnza is quite prevalent in this
town and community. there being about
40 cases and others taking it There
are . few eases OF pneumonia but no
deaths M to this time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
NEWS OF A DAi
DOWN DELAWARE
Farmers Around r'rcicrica P.epar-
ing to Store Their Cr ops ri
Sweet Potatoes.
MORE VICTIMS OF FLU
Class liz Scientific Agriculture Or
ganized in the Public Schools
of Smyrna
sp.c..: co-respaa;lenco of Every Even;as

Sp-c.a: Co.resrsa;lencc of Evety Eveniac
Smvrna. Oct. l0.-Prof. NJ. f. Thurs
Ton al Hamburg. near Buffalo, n y. the
ie.v instructor in agriculture for Smyrna
i.1hhc schools. has organized = large class
il 5at study at the school The Nllds
Stupcrty. aljoining the school campus.
recently acquired bv the Board OF t.ducat-
tiQu, has been undergoing & humber OF
chaEges 10 convert it. into class rooms,
shops and laboratories The regular
course OF instruction started last week
and promise t. Ill. 4 need II this com
lnupitv. / vii oi course take time
to get things working smoothly,
The object of the courses III agrIcul-
turc now bcing established IN various
sections OF the country i, To teach boys
the application OF the principles Of scieu-
tine ncricultlr1 to nracticnl farming
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
WEDDING AT DELNAR.

Spocial Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delmar. Oct 10 tn early morning
wedding took place Yesterday. at tho
home Of Mr. and Mrs J NlaSlcn Hcaru
on Chestnut street, when their daughter
Marjorie lavina became thc bride nt
Mr. EIIwood Major Stokes III the pres
ence of relatives and few innate friends
The attendants were Miss Hattie Elliott
and MIR John Brown Rev | \ Faulk-
ncr was the officiating clergyman
Nter wedding breakfast the bridal
pair left for trip to Nlaer Falls They
Ill live in DrImar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10

and report the weld not SO good this
season ms last. They are selling for 81
a basket; last year they sold for so cents
"a basket
Mrs. James X Rowland, who was
IA "a Philadelphia hospital for some time,
has returned home much improved.
Among the intluepza patients here
arc David ". Burbage, Miss Julia Stesle
and Mrs. Ruth Carson.
Visitors here this week have been
Mrs Lettie G. Wilibanl;, of George
town Mrs. Ebe +. Lynch, of Whining
ion: Philip H. Nelson and Harvey Il.
Baker, employed Mt Carney's Point
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
SIX DEATHS AT DELMtR.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dclmar. Oct. 10 The sixth death
:ll adults. due Ia the epidemic Of in
fluenza and pneumonia, occurred here
Yesterday. when Herbert L. Waller
:,n engineer oi the New Nork. Philadel-
phia and Norfolk Railroad died abou;
noon Mr.. Waller was about 50 wears
old son OF Harley NJ Waller, :, welt
known passenger conductor Of the y
Y. Z. x \. He leaves Il wife and three
small children
\ number Of cases have developed
during the last few days and the ply
sicians are 50 ovcrworkcd that in some
eases the sick are without medical at-
tent ION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
DEL4WA ARE CITY.

Delaware City. Oct. 10.-.A Fora EAR
belonging to Fred T Lay contractor ior
Marlin-Rockwell Loading Co, was de-
stroyed by fire, yesterday afternoon. on
the road leading from 81. Georges to Port
Penn. The fire was started by back
firing OF the engine
Owing to the epidemic Of inhuenza the
Delaware City Library will be closed
until further notice
Ernest O'Neil, who has been seriously
Ill with pneumonia, is slightly improved.
John Webb who has been quite i'll with
infuenza is able 10 be out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
SEC CRETARY JOHNSON BETTER.

Special Correspondence OF EvcrS Eventuv
Newark. Oct 10 Secretary OF State
Everett G Johnson. who has been Ill with
influenza for several days, Is much I'M
proved
Former Mayor Joseph II Ilossingcr.
who has been confined 10 his home for
several weeks and who WAS gradually I'M
proving. has suffered 4 relapse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
ONE DEATH AT CLAYTON.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
SMYRNA. Oct 1O-Mrs Helen Allen
West aged - wears. wife Of Earl West
railroad man OF CLAYTON. died at The
home Of her mother, Mrs Georg G..
Alien. OH West street. Cla ton Of bron-
chial pncumonia She was a daughter Of
the late George e Allen. formerly . we'll
known railroad man.
MIR and Mrs West had been married
only two wears Funeral services were
held this afternoon at her former home in
Clayton and interment was made III Odd
Fellows cemetery, Smyrna.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
ORRINE FOR
DRINKING MEN

Ne are ID earnest fhen we ASA gog Is
give Orrinc i trial You have nothing
10 risk and everything to gain, Tor your
money Wl|l be returned If after 1 trial
you fail d get results from Orrine.
orrlne can be gwen tn the
home secretly, without publicity or
loss of time
Orrinc \o. / secret treatment, ti-r,np No.
,, the voluntary treatment. Costs only SIa
box Ask jls lor booklet. The Orrine Co.
Washington, d. e. For sale bv y. 3.
Daniorth. Market and Second streets
Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
IEWES.

special Correspondent &c q livery Eyt nmg
Leues. Oct 10-Sanurl \ Tammauv.
supply officer at the Lewes naval has
who was III = naval hospital fo4 some
time, has returned - hls lomc here
very much improved
Josiah NJ Kelly chief oneA~eroi the
tug Bristol. was Ia nded hero Tuesday.
with ma aria fever and proceeded 10 hi9
home by rail
Owing 70 the heavy northwest WIND
Tor two days the fishing steamers have
beer tied Il tho Wh4rve~ II being too
rough for fnenhaden fishing Local fisher
men arr sal catching fire croakcrs and
trout.
Farmers eFe digging -Wee: POTATOES
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
WAR TROPHY TRAIN CANCELLED.

special Cor.c >pondcnce of Every Evening
Newark, Oct 10 Because Of the
epidemic of influenza the War Trophy
tram did not come 10 Newark, thus morn
ing. rs scheduled
Il is possible the train will be exhibited
here later
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
Its Sort.

How was that spititualistic me-
dium exhibition the other night
Merely the ghost d a show
did you notice how your wife laughed
at all my jokes. She's got keen senee
of hunor
mo, shes got i dnnpIe Judge
This is an honest shoe
u can see That said ine customer
!. II frankly pmchcs inc. although you
maintain that i Won't Kansas City
journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
he women discouraged. ].

Arc the women discouraged
They are not
fhey can sell Liberty Bonds =.
telephone
They can stop everybody on the
street who does not Wear button.
. and ask them to buy bond
They ear ask everybody today 10
buy an extra hond IN honor of the
women ID var work
They can sell al the stree booths
They are all every Liberty loan
worker going - nnarch N thc
parade aa October T.. to show ti4cir
LOYALTY 10 me Liberty Bond
.fr v~e~t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10

WANTED S ALARTE
MANAGER FOR AN OLD
A N D w ELL ESTAB-
LISHED FIRE TNSUR-
ANCE COMPANY FOR
WILMINGTON. STATE
EXPERIENCE WHEN AN
SWERING. K 1, EVERY
EVENING OFFICE.