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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
CASUALTY QFARCHERS
WANTED ny RED CROSS

An nuS'ai opportunity fnr var zer
virn has ronr RI rIrrgynen and to Chrlg-
ft4u layrnon 4rrprdIng ta The Rev
lvda Arnifagr - fhr Fedora
{ 1unrd nt hr lhurrhos The An1erf-
oan Rcd ross h7s snut aut rqll far
thlrtv five mcn. ehn must ha above
dr3if 4go american citizens ~ tn-
doubted Ioyai'v md not horn p arv
country with Hhlrh ve arc b. var
These volunteers Wljl be known 4
"rasmfv 7onrrhers They ire ta se-
cure information hat wiIi s,iuutnmcu
The fncagcr Jetalis rpucerulug NuIuded
and missing men which are recorded hs
the Nar Department These ea4I-
atty fearchers Will lslt the sich IND
wounded gathering information con-
rornInR their condition ther .rvicc.
and 'hoir unfinished business 4t home
and arnvevnE this Information through
tnc Var Departments Bureau 81 G.tn-
mumceinu to he men relatives II
Ameri.a.
When man Is missing .he aearrUer
does I'll thft hc can - find U4t from
the soldier eomFadrs where He t4s
last seen what condition H. aB,
and what messages H. 'aft Thr
most meredul md hcipfl as-z. a4
Wlli moan IN thousands Instances
more thau a8 es.r 5e aetlHal-a8 81 .at
wounded man lHI - l- 'ri,Hd-. -44
representative Fl The Fe6rra 5H-
I'll The Felu- ~ tHs eare a..s l-
rrady been proved n th, BRITISH rms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
Postponed Because of Death.

The "Libcrty' festival winch was u
be held nj Tie New Century Club on
Friday night Of this week under the aus
pices Of Delaware Chapter, No |, Order
Eastern Star, has been postponed for
one week and will lie held Friday evening,
june : This action was taken on account
Of the sudden death Of George G. Mckay
and in respect to the members Of his
family Both Mr. and Mrs Mckay
were prominent members Of Delaware
Chapter, Mrs Mckay being one Of the
officers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
FIRST CALICO FROCR
COST ITS WEARER s225

IovclY old china blue caiieoea hasc
made her Appearance \ tttie wisp
Of vhlte rosebud PRINT vanders here
aud there and overywhere as dca'gns
on calico have a way of DOING Women
are falling m Inc - luv hem
The return Of railoo brings 10 mind
tire interesting fact that dress IN this n
England - years aEo cost IT'S Wearer
s225 Tins was al the time calico vas first
brought 70 England bv an old East Indian
company It became enormously popular.
So popular that the hnen and wool manu-
faetilrers grew exolfcd about the nov cot
ton competitor Due 20 them. it il said, a
laa wac passed IN Parliament winch made
tho wearer Of cahco dress pay fine Of
s325
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
HUNS FEAR ENr0Si RE.
Warn Against Irving 10 Get Letters to
Friends in America

Hy Associated Press 10 FverS E,euiog
Amsterdam, Alav y notieeappeaIs
on German newspapers giving warming
against attempts IL communicate hy mail
with Gprmaus III tmeriea through neutral
Red Cross organizations under cover af
Red Cross envelopes
The notice saye such lettefs no in
varahly opened hy the American a4fhoriz
ties and may give valuable information
regarding conditions III Germany
II saws furthermore TINT such letters
NAV never roach the pef.ous = whom
they are addressed and that these per
sons run the risk of being imprisoned
The warning doe, not apply to com
munlca,ions through tie Red cross 10
war prisoners and lnterned civilians
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
phlladelphia's Oldest Lawyer Dead.

Us Associated Fress 80 Ftary Evening
Philadelphia May y Henry n
nechort. tho oldest member pf tho
Philadelphia har dtnd las' night He vas
eighty eix vrnr= ald Mr. Ilerharf was
horn in Reading Fa He entered faie
~ the age II fourteen and was graduated
~ tho class # 1850 only two members
~ winch arc now living
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
MUST HOLD BELGIUM.
Vo, T;r,;tz Reveals Germans
Ideals. Free Seas He
Cries Again.
By Associated Press 70 Every Evening


Amsterdam. May 2S- We must
lain pcluum economically. politically
and militariv. SAID Admrai Won 1T
nitz former German Minister Of Marine,
IN an address ri Dusseldorf on Sunday
as quoted in tho Nachrichteu ut that
city
The Admiral address was delivered
before the Dusseldorf branch Of the
Reactionary Fatherland Party, 81 when
he is one Of tho leading spirits Speaking
of Gerrnanvs requirements after the wal.
he said
"Neither Central Europe, the ORIENT
nor North hern Europe can supply us with
the raw materials requisite 80 our IN
,llztuez We need TO have the sea tree
from Auglo-Saxou tyranny for that
purpcs,
lppa1e1.tlv the Admiral did nos men
tlon he -uomarine warfare, whlrh vas
d}scsIS-,d At the same meeting u Z
highly optimistic manner hy Herr Zach
lnelster. deputy on tho Landtaa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
Has S23 600 900 { anitaI.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. May y The International
Graphite Corporation WAS chartered at
Dover today under the laws of Delaware.
with S23 900 600 capital 10 mine and
manufacture graphite, copper, coke, steel
and other mineral products The III
corporators are Berry Baugh Of Bir-
mngham, Ala, J y Morris Washington.
ID e, 5 Smith, Cincinnati. James T..
Manter, Portland Nc, and &. l.. Rim
hnger. Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
PATTERNMAkERS PATRIOTIC.

Men Of the pattern department Of the
Harlan plant are feeling we'll satisfied
with the outcome Of their work in the
Liberty Loan and Red Cross campaigns
In the Liberty Loan campaign the pat
tern makers sold bonds to the extent
of 470 per cent above the-quota assigned
them For this they were presented with
a bond for 500 The pattern makers
kept this bond and presented it to the
Red Cross.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
STOCK MARKET IN
WAR NEWS PANIC
Prices Dropped 3 To Points ON
Word Of Huns Crossing
the Aisne.
ny Associated Press to r,e,y E,e,uup

New York. Nav y. q = III Neva
of the German nuccesses IN the Alamo
badly affected tho stock market to-day.
prices eucculnhing J to q points on
sweeping selling movement thet developed
during the foreman trading
Pressure against Vof rsstea ltoeap at the
opening. md while there were sofne r.
regular ralies a'ifaeqnenfly the market
iuat hoforp midday hcpan to slump. ~
anuo instances violently
lnted States eteel was tnlnaded an an
extensive aca'o. selling dnvn ~ To- x
and extreme lesa ~ , j poinie
The uncertainties as - tho var TAX
program proved another bearieh farfor
Galcs tn noon auptoxiruatcd F25 moo
sharpR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
White on Labor Policy Board

BY Associated Press 10 LVery Evening
Washington. AcN - John p. White,
former president al the Mine Workers Of
America, and at present labor ADVISER to
the Fuel Administration, has been ap-
pointed representative Of fuel admins
traitor Garfield ON the labor policy board
II WAS announced today The Labor
Polio, Board will soon institute an IN
vestlgation Of the needs of labor with a
vleA oi formulating "a labor budget
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
A POSER.

Garry yer bng ezkod an eager
little bov - "a man who was hIrrvnR TO
Wart he railroad station
No. thanks. shortly replied the man
III carr, II isll The way to tho station
Tor "a dime. persisted the lad
tell you | don't want II carried,
impatlcntiy rctorted the man
Don't yer snid the boy, running
along with the man
81. don't apgrlv rephed the man
Then. asked the boy, what are vou
earrvlng It for Judge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
LIGHTNING KILLS GIRL.
Rerks County Churches and Barns Also
Struck During Severe Storm.
Py Associated Press 70 Every ENenng

Reading, Pa, MAY 2s-Mary Burk-
holder, Is, Of Ehzabethtown, was IN
stantly killed by lightning last night
while taking supper at the home Of
Elmer Acker, Beckersvllle, this county
where she was visiting The house was
DESTROYED by fire that followed the
electric bolt. In the same storm light
ming hit the beliry Of st Thomas Re
formed Church. this CITY, for the sixth
time IN three years
The Episcopal Church al Morgantown,
and at least eight barns IN the county
were destroyed by lightning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
walter DonpIas in L. s. Nel.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Tucson, ARR, MaY Is That Walter
Douglas Of New York, president of the
Phelps Dodge Corporation was among
those indicted in the United States Dis
trict court at Tucson for alleged partlcipa-
ton in the deportatons at Bishee on
July II last developed here today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
Tail Spin" Fatal TO Aviator.

By ASSOCIATED Press q Every Evening
New York Afay . cadet Charles b.
Passwater, oi NobeicsvIlIc, Ind. vas
killed at the Hampstead. L. i. arny
aviation field today when an airplane IN
which he attempted to negotiate "taiI
spin at an altitude Of 1000 feet, crashed
to the ground.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
GERMAN DATA IS
CALLED FOR BY US.
Pictures. etc, of Territory Now
Occupied by German Troops
Urgently Needed.
by Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press To Every hNonihH
Philadelphia. May 2S. Photographs
drawings and descriptions Of bridges
buildings, towns and localities now
occup,ed bv German forces in France,
Belgium and Luxembourg are IN urgent
demand by the United States govern,
ment The Pennsylvania Commntteo OF
Public Safety has been requested hy the
? War Department Ia aid in procuring these
necessities,
Anyone possessing such material ls re
,,uested To forward II 10 Colonel \. b
Coke, lI66 Fifteenth street, Washing
ton ID &.
The Safety Committee announces that
il has been advised by the Council oi
National Defense that Frank linmllriEht,
vice-prcsident of tho Tomple Coal Com
-panv. Scranton, has accepted the wee
chairmanship of the Committee ON Ex-
plosives IN Pennsylvania
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
prvrw rIoroR rrcrVeEs
Court k,'s or rasre whore There We're
%p oufcefe

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rf thr f.Ho,.r- eu.I' ar' rt--~ .-n.
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Iotr -aI.- rirl -d etraI rr's
Fd~arl nrarrr ins' f-1r'
z+rrr+
latu r~ysour f-nt nd l-Tr-soo
streets
Contested n.t- ~o,sr -s4or v- .-
card 7 taa nHrt ',err~-I -rss'or-
t.lfnTrrt,-t-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
90 n ks Form New Ministry.

~ t>~a-.at q Press 10 Every Evening
amsterdam May IS Press dispatches
ON Ro-tov-,n-the-Don as forwarded
by way oi hIev, report that new minis
try has heeu formed BY the Don CossacYs
under General Boqayevsky who succeed
ed TO tt" leadership when General Kali
dimes committed suicide.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
ALLIES BOMB LAIDAN.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Amstcrdam May - Nineteen bombs
have been dropped on Iandau, Germany.
by ten Alhed airmen the Tageblatt Of
Berlin reports The garrison headquarters
and some private houses are said to have
been damaged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
$50 600 in Prizes for ship Builders.

by Associated Press 90 Every Evening
London. May Is The Daily Mail
offers 10000 pounds sterling rs prize
money for competition among workers
in merchant shipbuilding yards In Great
be based on the percentage of time actually
worked according t. the total possible
number Of working hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
Clerks Want More SALARY.

Forty clerks employed in the County
Building contemplate asking tho Levy
Court this afternoon to make them depu-
ties or if they continue as clerks, TO sub
stantially increase their salaries The
clerks are paid 500 monthly and the
deputies Sl25
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
Another Post for Gen. Wood.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
WASHINGTON, May 2S
Major-General Leonard Woods re
quest that he be gwen more active duty
than as commander Of the Western De
partment, it was understood today, will
be granted by the War Department, and
the General will he assigned to train
another division Of troops, probably at
Camp Funston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
Italians in Brave Dash.

b Associated Press % Every Evening
Rome, May IS italian troops Oh
Monday night broke into the Austr
German defences at CaPo Siio on the
lower Pave front. to q depth Of $50 yards
The Italians captured 433 prisoners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
CHICAGO noe MARKETS.

Ry Associated f'ress n EYerv evening
tErlayn sf ES Hogs. rrcrtu+S
Is OpO ue Y,s f.5-5alG 50 GIT
IG 5nat6pI ai<rd Is b5.iaH9 aearF
t5 51aI6U1 lTva lIal5 3n Digs
It 5OaI-le
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
BIG BANDS FOR TROOPS.
50 Instead Of 2g Musicians. Bugle
and Drum Corps
Ordered
~ Assocls'od rress - Every Evoninr

Washington. NAV ~ Tho army gen
etnl staff hna ordered On General PershlnR'z
recommendation TINT all reRimenia bands
he Increased from x t. ~ piotez. war
department auuouncomnni tndav aavs
Besides enlarRlnR tho bands. tho f'eu
eraI 9tar hos detlried in crea'e . hlglo
and drum corps for every infantry rngl
menf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
Airmen Attack Paris Again.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Paris. MAY 2S-German aviators at
tempted last night to raid Paris They
dropped bombs in the suburbs but were
prevented from flying over the city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
BRITISH TROOPS
Continued from Page |

ftliNibfFl lEf'fb AttE'
"On The remainder If tho british front
the situation IS unchanged
aAa SHELLS sNr Mas ATTACKS
Tho Reuter- correspondent 1t head
quarters in France des1rlhes the German
bonbarelnent IS ecarrelv less violent
than that winch heralAed the German
,ffen=ive IN March y
t,as shells were employed in great
sua itlties and the homhardment and
.n}4ntr, attacks between SoIssons and
l,hsln,s we're ou moro formidable
no than in llanders
be Germans, according % this corre
spondent. employed their familiar forma
tiors dense waves 81 infantry following
closely in the wake of lifting barrsge
and the1 pushed fresh troops NJ with
characteristic recklessness
DR.Np ortf>slvF INDICATED
"Anong thd signs of resumption Of
the grand offensive arc that the enenN IS
heavily shclllng our far hack areas with
hIch velocity guns and also his aIrmcn
arc Hnu9nalV ycntlrcsume. continues
the aIspatrh note OF confidence
comes IN the reports from the battle
front
The offensive opened Yesterday morning
AT two points where it had been expected
between Rheims and Soissons and IN
Flanders In the later region, of course.
II Is another attempt to reach the hll
positions west Of INcmmcl and to pinch
the British army holding the Ypres sail
ent. The attack IN tho Rhelms-Soissons
sector doubtless Is a formidable blow by
which the Germans hope ~ shatter the
French army. a similar attempt against
the British further north having failed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
ACCIDENT CASES.

The following accident eases were
treated At the Delaware Hospital, today
Edward Hollett, lips lacerated: Frank
Adams. foot injured, O. Meyers, sldc
injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
L. :. FLIERs FIGHT.

Pour bullets INTO Hun trenches. Aiding
French to Victory.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening
With the American Army III France
Monday, IA number Of American
airplanes late tins afternoon assisted the
French infantry in fighting near Pont-
Au-MousSon. Swooping down over the
German lines thy Americans poured an
avalanche Of bullets into the enemy s
trenches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
roo LArE TO CLAs,FG

MAID Tor downstairs NurA toreu.a
niir"d ans N"iawncc atsuge
yEIfE sper1sfer. perfect auuit0u. -.us
t~cs lighting system. Con uH1vUai nn'n nr.
$500 Apply -2@ -hipia5 strret. aaE
evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28

Lost something Try -ass.5ed
advertisement IN Ever Evening Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-06
Summer Dresses
 cool silk and cotton fabrics Special SIS

Just 12O dresses this colectionan The silk dresses formerly priced at from 1750 to 2500 Some of the cotton dresses have never been priced for than But of the 1750 2250 Even though about 30 dresses the lot marked than l50O they special will impossible elsewhere dresses their equal at that price. So the situation this this lot; 90 of which selling until prices as high the silk there solid figured effects other desirable silks
  
 really interesting selection and the savings which by  Complete A. 2d Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-06
Philippine Hand Made
 BlOuSeS $5. .95 10 S18.5O

The blouses we display for 5.95 to 1850 are each product of Philippine hand work. Hand tucked, hand hem stitched hand drawn, some trimmed with hand made laces and hand embroid- cry. These blouses are all on .he finest and sheerest of batiste, and the prices vary according to the amount of hand work employed.
 Every woman will admit that the na- tives of the island of Madeira excel in embroidery work for table and fancy linens. It is true that Japan has long held first place iii artistic em- broidery, mainly on silks for kimonos. And in the same vein no one will deny the superior quality of the embroidery work produced by the delft fingers of Philippine women in blouse designs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-06
siluI.bEe,W6rgette lI.E Blouses 1as;f;sss ,..;s as as s,S5 .9,5 tO S18.,5O

-1m1o 1Georgatte is the universal favorite in Tsak fabrics for blouse making, especial
 ly.3EDf Summer.
 st t1sq44eOrgette Is Sheer-lt IS cOOl-lt is sum- q 00.f sY.N' 6f:.f IueFy-duu LHe S6OTSeLCo emplOyeu III SSSS::s making our blouses is substantial to 2 SSts greater degree than one would ordin sr- q SSoos fly expect of silk so fine. q" White georgette blouses lead in popular
 ity. And ours lead all others hereabouts
 in beauty of model and in moderation of
 price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-06
Voile Blouses S3.5O
1T values and better service.

Voile Blouses S3.5O voile among cotton fabrics is the uni versal favorite, just as georgette is among silk fabrics And we have, there fore, collected complete and entirely summer-like assemblage of fine French voiles at $50.
 These are sparingly trimmed or gener- ously trimmed with faces in keeping with the good quality of the voile. Others are neatly tucked-all will i'm press the woman who buys with care with the fact that our values are better. In conformity with the popular demand, new high and low neck style are dis played.
 BETTER VOILE BLOUSES 500 to 1850.
 "Wirthm0rS' A mericd's s fdmous dollar
 Waists Aren't you surprised that Wirthmor dol lar waists are still being madeq Do you appreciate what it means to be able to produce such waists to sell for 1.009 It is surprising that these famous waists still come uncheapened in every way, at no advance in price. We think it really demonstrates the bigness of the Wirth- nor idea. The idea which links up a modern factory with nearly 2OOO of the best retail stores in America
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-06
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB
Store Opens at $50 q. m.
ne Toilet Goods Sale

indeed will thrifty cles Toilet which has created real need reminded that the future hardly
  in the containers have
 
 will probably be the last sale in long time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-06

KHAKI KOOL M E A DOWBROOK
 SPORTS SATIN RUFF-A-NUFF SPIRAL CRFPES ARAB SUITING c A R N I V A l.
 FAILLE. M B NJ IS w K A R
 PONGEE REAL CHI II N ESE
 SHANGHAI GENUINE JAPAN
 ESE PONGEE. w A s H A E L E.
 SATTM -:h Eicor
The evening leader., 1918-10-29
Great Project
to Reclaim
Waste Land
u. 5. Government is to Do thse
Work; Secretary Lane Com
ing to Look Over Florida.
Georgia and S. c.

Washington, Oct. 28.-(SpeclaI to-
the Tampa Tribune. )-Of great and
incalculable financial importance tcs
those states in the South-amone-
them Florida, South Carolina, and
Georgia-where there are large areass
of lowlands at the present time uncuE-
tlvated, is the statement made here
today by Secretary of the Interior
Lane that he would visit South Caro-
lima and other Southern states about.
November Is, for the purpose of per-
sonally inspecting lands in that sec
ton which may may be made int0-
homes for soldiers returning after the
war. These lands, numbering many
hundreds of thousands of acres, are to-
be reclaimed under a recent act of
congress, made suitable by drainage
for homes and farms and made tU
yield bountiful crops when placed un-
der cultivation.
In both Georgia mad Florida there
are many thousands of acres of landE
now of no practical use, but which
when improved by new drainage meth
DDS, will be of the very best kind
This plan provides not only that
homes may be found for returning sol-
diers, which in itself is of great ina--
portance, but for the opening up OF
many acres of land which win en-
hance the crop-producing records Of
the different states to a degree which
at the present time cannot even be.
safely estimated.
The evening leader., 1918-10-29
THE ICE
MAKERS
HAVE THEIR
TROUBLES

Orlando, Oct. 29.-Federal Food Ad-
ministrator Braxton Beacham has ap-
proved certain regulations whereby
ice manufacturers of the state of
Florida, who claim that they are not
getting returns sufficient to manufac-
ture ice at a profit, may bring their
contentious before him in a regular
manner.
Several months ago, acting on COM
plants from Jacksonville and Tampa,
Mr.. Beacham endeavored to arrive at
a plan whereby the difficulties in those
cities could be settled Al a meeting
held in Orlando on October ., plans
were presented for adoption of blan-
ket scales in two classifcations, one of
which pertains to Jacksonville and
Tampa, and possibly a few other
cities of Florida, while the second
classification would control smaller
cities. A closer perusal of these
classifcations and the schedules of
prices proposed assured Mr.. Beacham
that the blanket scales, or blanket
classifcations of the plants, could not
be adopted, and his new rulings make
possible the application of any ice
manufacturer for a readjustment of
prices on ice.
Rulings issued by Mr.. Beacham
have been put in bulletin form, and
can be obtained by any one writing
direct to the Orlando office.
The evening leader., 1918-10-29
of Feed
Fixed BY the
Food Admin L

Orlando, Oct. 29.-United States
food administration is striving ear.
nestly to conserve as far as possible
the supply of feeds available in this
country, owing to the need of protect
,ng the dairy industry and stock in
dus of the United States.
Some recent regulations have been
put into effect by the food administra-
ton and conforming to the desires of
Washington, Federal Food Admins
traitor Beacham has named margins of
profits for retailers handling feeds of
all kinds. These rules provide mar
gins of profit on feed of not more than
$500 a ton, based on the nature of
the transaction, and as the wholesal-
er's margin of profit is fixed by the
food administration, the consumer is
sure of being fairly treated when he
purchases feed.
A great many complaints have
reached the food administration office
at Orlando, as to the prices charged
by retailers, but under the new scales,
as fixed by Mr.. Beacham, no further
complaints of this kind are artici-
pated.
Federal Food Administrator Beach
am advises all purchasers of feed to
ascertain the wholesale price and also
the margin of profit allowed the re-
taller in order that they may know
whether or not they are getting the
proper consideration.
Retailers are allowed to charge fol
delivery of feed, but their profits PEI
ton are rigidly fixed by the new rul
The evening leader., 1918-10-29
CARD OF THANKS

Lieut.. M. L. Glidewell, representing
the family and relatives of his broth
er, the late w. w. Glidewell, has re-
quested The Leader to express their
deep and heartfelt appreciation Of
the innumerable kindnesses shown
the stricken family during the Illness
and death of his brother and the Sc
we're illness Of three other members of
the family. Lieutenant Glidewell says
he does not know many of the people
who were so kind, that he would be
glad to see them all to tell them how
he and the family feel and appreciate
their kind acts, and this being impos-
sible he asks TIL eLeader to tell them