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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
Estate MEDICAL
SOCIETY MEETS
10th Annual Meeting of Della
ware Organization Held
in Wilmington.

The Delaware State Medical Socioty
met Yesterday in the Ford and y NJ
& A buildings in the 12fth annual Sos
SION postponed from Octuber and on
account of the influenza The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
President. Dr /, s Conwcll first vice-
president, Dr John Palmer second vice-
president, DIR T. : Dwight third wee
president. DR. II T. Burton, secretary
DR. W . In Motto, treasurer, Dr a {.
Rumford
An emergency defense committee. con
aistlnp of three physleIaBs from cach
county. was appointed 10 act IN an ad-
viaory capacIiy m public health matters.
Those named we're New 'astlc. Dr j +.
Wales. Dr j W Basttan and Dr II l..
| Springer Kent. Dr dc ! ilarhordi, +,
| Dr ] Met alum and 1Dr ] W James,
Sussex. DR. James Bccbc. Dr Il u.
| Hopkins nnd Dr 6 Il ZONES
Following tic clcriiob 81 ofitccia - hr
| Ford liulldnp. reports wcrc read from
tho ,lclogalc - the american Medical
| AseocIatfon. frun n " Brigpe Tor the
| National Association of ~fatc Medical
/ Fxunlncra. from the Treasurer and from
the president of the Board nf Trustee. ol
| the Delawarc State Nctlral Journal
Rcv Charles II Hohncr pronounced
he Invocation A tie meeting held at tho
\ N & 4 after which addresses were
| mado by the rctrlng president, lT
ticorpc " Is Forrest and ~ loscpi
| Marvel
Tie following papor- were read "Dia
ketes, kevser. Drug Nddicta,
" II kraeuor, Drainage Through b.
Far IN Maatold Operations, IIlo
good Typhoid Fever IN Analysis .
| tbrtF-thrce fasee, II h iriggs
@hell. Shock md shock At thc Front
NJ II farnmlam
tnonr.tho@e who Intended le .eas'on
were
Councillors Henry " Erlggr luac
II Il Ntison & Frank Jonrs
DeIcgafes kcnt Frauk Harmon
son / II / rtlcs. New Castle .Eohn Bal
Nnl Wcrtonbaker. Harad 1 Springer
Joseph T. Nalcs John Primer George +
Mel3lfa,rlck. Henry J ~tubis Jescph "
Basttan. alternate. Paul K smith ~
sf1 lame Rrchc Robert Hopkins
frlisiree oi the Delaware State Nodica
Iaitnsl Henry Stubs James Ma.
set Willard springer Frank joTo
& ] ~ Harbordi
COMMITTEE On ~r,rntliic Work " !
Rtrd Joseph u Naptos Jr. /. "
Collnm
Committee On Pniilc pniiry md I.ogl'
latlau Harold | Springer
Bishop John Hammond
tulnfnfttee - Medical Fdnca'on.
II q n koIlock " EIane- lob
II Iarnc=
COMMITTEE a. Neurology lalcasoi
! II Daves to~eph Martin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
OYER AND TERMINER.
Negress Pleads Guilty TO Causing Death
Of Soldier.

In the court of Oyer and Terminer
TODAY. Edith Sipple. Negress, pleaded
guilty. to "A charge Of causing the death oi
David Williams, a soldier home on q visit,
and was sentenced by Chief Justice Penne-
will to pav fine OF $500 and the costs
of prosecution and be imprisoned four
years.
Deputy Acknowledgement Green rep
resented the State. and Edward G.. Brad
ford .Ir.. was counsel for the defence.
MIR Bradford said he had known the
defendant from childhood, her tathcr
having been an old servant III the Brad
ford family.
Inviting Williams, while intoxicated,
to enter the building l0l Jefferson street
good time house. September -. l9lS'
Edith Supple hypodernlcally injected
two grams OF heron III Williams houS'
from the effects of which he died at the
Delaware Hospital the next day
In the case of Viola l.aster, Negro
charged with aiding and abctmg fdItt
Simple IN committing the crlmc oi man
slaughter. Acknowledgement kclnhard'
entered nollc proseqm, because the H'a''
would find it difficult to prove the a'-
cIISatlon
Edith Supple having been sentenced
for manslaughtcr. the attorncy-gchcra
entered nollc proscquI IN slN cases II
which She was charged with illegally d'S'
posing Of hcroin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
IT'LL LEMAN GUILTY
ON GAMING count I
Turv Finds He Exhibited Table at
Which Game of Chance
Was Played

Returning tn courtroom No ! II t'W
i clock tins morning i General SESSIONS
ilrl after one hour tchhcratIon, rem
,icrcd 4 verdict ot guilty of tho first count
of All Indictment charging lsadoro ittle-
man with keeping gaming table N the
building ~ the southeast corner of Second
and Walnut streets The first count
charged him with uulawtuilN exhibiting
i gaming table at which on jewish \cw
Years Day September !, 1918. . game 81
chance. called stud poker. was PLAYED Tor
money Three other counts alleged stud
poker Mas played ~ second and Nainnt
| streets uu previous and subsequent dates
| ana charged Tltlcman with hclng con-
| ccrncd III interest Sentence wa~ dc-
/ icrrcd
\cNt Tucsda, was h>od tor The tnal
ii Frank 4 Iwnp Who pleaded net
| guilty 10 q charge Of operating = motor
| vehicle without the consent Of the owner
! Charles Il McCollom. charged with
! the cmbczzicmcnt ~ S22i from the
! International Motherhood Of I}oilcrmak-
cr~ Iron Shpbuldcrs and Helpers oi
America. pleaded not guilty, and next
! Tuesday was fixed for his trial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
STOCK PRICES DECLINE
At OPENING OF CHANGE
Later Show Gains; Mercantile
Marine Drops Nearly Six
Points; Later Rallies.

~ Associated prrss to Every Fveulnz
Another h,If ~ Tho consunmotion n the
Mercantile Narinr deal on orders from
Washington rauasd sharp brcak ~
Shipping 9suc- ~ tho opening q today
stock market Marine pfd registered
IN extreme decline ~ points 70 lG9
on IFS mfta transaction II 700 shares
Tho reaction cxtcnded ~ oils and motor7
Noxlcan Petroleum loelnR almost threo
pornts r s steel and other ndustrajs
luade moderate concessions - fhe lover
trend huf snon rallied
Pals ncro dull and irregular o"ppers
displaying 4Tniiar fendenGce
ppicEs 4Hrrr ~ ~oo~
Noo% Moderate buylng - ndns
trials was accompanied by rallies of ""
to four p,nnts IN Marine pfd md Nouran
Petroleum The movement alao cn-
| braccd equipments 81 actual ga'n7 II
/ fractions - ~ points
American CIR ~tocI lnTndnee Motor
/ and fhrlr acccssoric- and frbaccne Ferc
: .rrcg1Iary hghrr hut trnd1Td -haros
i madc little progress
Metal acrc awcr despite reports y z
/ continuation IF foreign n'ore+fs ~ piace
i iargc orders u fhs market 81 noon
! another -ctbact 9cclrrcd steel
loeing I'll III gain a7tb -harp reactions
II coppcrs and equipments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
pHILADELPHIA PIKE.
New Road Inspected To-day by State
and Federal Officials.

Josiah Marvel State highway commits
sioncr and Charles NJ. lipham, State
highway engineer. accomphul'd bS ~. ~.
B,shop Of Washington, ID G. district
engineer Of the office Of public roads, aud
Fred W Sarr Of New ork. second deputy
of road construction III that state. m
spcctcd the Philadelphia pike from WI
minrton to tho Dclawarc-Pennsyivania
Inc today. 10 enable them 10 maxi a
minute inspection they walked the en-
tire seven miles OF pike.
MIR. Bishop represented the Federal
government. from which Delaware re-
ccivcs $50. 600 for road construction this
wear. MIR. Sarr who has supervision oi
many miles of road construction IN Ne"
York. came here to ascertain whet her the
method Of road building adopted for the
Philadelphia pike Is suitable for has work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
BREWERS BLACKLIST
REVEALED BY PROBERS
Big Business Houses Enrolled As
Among Those Unfair 70
Beer Interests.
n, Associated pres 10 Esers Evening

n, Associated Pres 10 Esars Evening
Washington. Nox ~ War waged By
brewers against aHtagonIsfIc business
houses ant individuals VAS gwen pecial
attention fodat bv the senate committee
investigating beer propaganda and the
purchase IT the Washington Times
sonle of the ilrns mentioned rs listed
for attack because of their prohibition
TENDENCIES were the Cadillac Packard
and Rec automobile conpanle- he
John Wanamaker ompanv. he Il !
HeInz Company. the american Rolling
Mill. 81 MiddletoWn Ohio 'hc Fox
Typewriter Company the Maryland AMI
Baltimore Casualty Company Proctor
and Gamble, and The ora@~eih { henlcH
Cenpany of Cleveland
lfuvh II Fox. Secretary III the / n}i ed
States Brewers ASsocl4tou. Was question:
ed bv MAJOR I. Lowry h4Ine~, conduct
lng the examination for the committee.
The witness. though DENYING hat he
4,-a,,.ttlon had attempted 4 hoVeott.
l.lentlticd many letters aud circulars sent
Ia members regarding the anfl-beer
attitude ii certain hrIre and persons
NV memory i that ! acted aS sort
! 1T an intermediary n tins matter. -ald
+ Mr. Eos | think Il VA, the attention
i al or association rather "a gIve pre-
i fcrenc, ~ those Who were our friends.
do not think association took any
action 10 cause a boycott
y on had on Eeur unfair or blacklist
some of the biggest firms IA the country.
| mtcrposed Senator ONerman. including
the Cadillac Company and the Nanamakel
Company
The Cadillac Com any actually vas
the leader in the heht against us III then
community he witness replied
The action against the Heinz Company
followed the election Of Ii Heinz d
Pittsburgh. as President Of lhe PennsyE
wanna State SUNDAY School Association
al the convention of which prohibition
sentiments We're expressed. according t,
a letter which Fox SAID he. wrote
Anather letter showed that the Amer,
can Rolling Mills vas listed because OF
poster against the use q liquor by II
employees
Nr Fox dld not recall ha> ng listed Tia
Western Mon Telegraph Company bs
cause of lis ruc requrmg total abstlneuC
on th, part Of its employees
Once during the questioning The VII
ness left the stand 70 consult his attorney
! Returning again he denied hat there ha
been boycottlng
In the ease of the Crasseli tompanN
, an official of that concern was referred
as having been active IN support of q
evangelist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
MILF PRODUCERS. .
Various Topics to be Considered al Inter
state Meeting in Philadelphia.

The annual meeting 81 the 8tockholdefs
Interstate Milk Producers ns.0ciatIon,
Inc. will be held December z, 1918, ~
O'Clock q ~. in Room 20l. Assembly
Room The Roursc, Fifth and Market
streets, Philadelphia, Pa, for the purpose
of clcctinp three additional ncmlcrS oi
the board of director and of filling
yacancies that mny cxist ~ he present
board hearing the reports nf officers and
the transaction of such other buslncs7a"
may he necessary.
After the annual reports the meeting
will hc addressed hy Howard Heinz,
Food Administrator for Pennsylvania, On
The Food Administration. and the Amer
can Farmer: Dr Ciydc f. King, milk
apecinliat for the Food Administration,
on The Mix Problem A. = irwin,
member from Chadds Ford, Pa, on
The Outlook Tor Farmers Organizations
Il is hoped th1t representative from
another large producers organization
viii also speak Afternoon sesslon viii
start at O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
Mr., Al D MRS. CLASE
To VISIT WILMINGTON
Will Lead Thanksgiving Services
Morning and Evening on
Thanksgiving Day.

- Paul's Methodist Episcopal hurch
iS nlapn ng q great victory Thanksgiving
service Yesterday - PaulS people
trlcgraphed Harold Clas,, IT Camp ulster
Battle Creek, Michigan, and asked hun
to come To Wilmington AMI lead the
victory song service Thanksgiving morn
INC IN tho church and at night 70 take
fuIl charge OF great Thanksgiving victory
S,pr Sur, rs thcy have been holding ~
~, cantonmcnt~ Last night they called
NIr Cla,c on the telephone, hc was leaa-
mo great sing AT amp uSter ana =
,yait of two hours was necessary - R''
i'm, ~ thc phuuc NlaNrc / Alexander
mood hun to come and hc PROMISED I" see
I,s commanding object although i was
,L.r nc,r midnight. and. Il possible.
sn,,,rr leave of absence Tins morning
III vircd saving that he would bc here
tor Thanks wing morning and evening
services
Before calling Mr. Class IN the tcle-
nborr Mrs ClAsc Was called at Ashley
0hIo ana she consented to come u NJ
: { laSc came
/ !, Paul i we'll adapted e. such scrv-
ie,- 4, those planned for thanksgiving
da, The auditorium and Sunda schoo
room uill seat 500 people ! great
nIatfor,n viii hc erected for the members
N thr Iasc .Tabcrnaclc CHOIR seat
I'm ii reserved on The platform. for a
who sang in the chorus during tho iN"r
cvqngcli-tIc campaign NJ other SCAT
NH IL reserved. and alI Wlmnet"l
/ tnlk~ arc cordially invited ~ attend bot
services
Nir Clasc and h,~ vie are expected &
arrlvc IN time for "Wednesday rrayc
service The dav before Thanksgiving. an
/ 4 thcy do. they Will have charge p II
~crvicc Full particulars u the >rrNi'
| viii bc announced latcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
JONES MURDER CASE.
Trial Started in the Court OF Oyer and
Termncr Today.

A jurv in the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner today began hearing the case oi
Nathaniel Jones, alias Cuban, colored,
who was indicted nj the September term
for the murder of Mary Elizabeth Graves.
also coIorcd. on August ls, loib, by
strangilation. The indictment charged
murder in the first degree.
After much challenging the following
Jurors were accepted and sworn Darwin
Bcnrdsley. James B Gibncy. Harry Ward,
Jesse X Edmundaon, Elmer frankho'iser
Frank II. Hill, James NJ. Downs, hhrics
+. Lewis, Alfred Lewis, John boys
Harry NJ Barlow and James Hurry Pier
son.
Chief Justice Pcnnewill and Assoeihie
Justices Boyce and Rice sat during the
trial.
Attornev-(. General Rcinhardt and Dep.
nty Attorncv-G General Green represented
the State. and John W Brady was cotInsei
for the defence.
While the attorney general was out
lining the case Louisa G'raves. the Inothef
of the murdered woman heeame n.y.
terical and had to be icd fn'm the
courtroom.
During recess the jury. aeeompail,e'
by . hallin. went to the Hotel Nobis foi
luncheon.
MuLAouATrl etst
Charles Mulaquatti when arralgned on
a charge of numbering lratk 9nfoWlef
nj Second and Walnut streets Septftloei
Il. 1918. by stabblng pleaded n"t g'ilft4
Bcra,,sc of the absence oi inpottanl
witnesses the court on mot iion ai tloif
l. Adams counsel for the detehff. eoii
| tinucd the case until the neNt term
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
SPECIAL SING FOR
TUESDAY EVENING
Thanksgiving Festival to Color
the Occasion and All
Are Asked.

The Community Sing 1T the High
School last night had an interesting rs
we'll AS profitable rehearsal The new
music Gaul's Holy City"-was on
hand and parts Of it were taken up for n
preliminary study. The "Hallclujah
was also worked over with manifest I'M
provcmcnt in results, and the old-tnne
songs were not forgotten.
Next Tuesday there will he "dongs
in honor of Thanksgiving t horus
will bc masscd on the stage and IN the
front seats. and Public invited ms
audience Is expected Ia fill the rest of the
house and n good time had by all.
II is understood that the committee Is
10 republish and distribute an article
written by Harry Barnhart for recent
issue in buffalo Of The first community
chorus paper. dealing with Psychology
of music and crowds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
CITY AND SUBJ UPBAN HOMES
Bt SINESS AND INVESTMENT II
PROPERTIES AND FARMS

-outn Bcoome street, -ooms bath. W
porches rot ~ater neat. s3.Dpb
%ear Thirfieth and Market SIS -oorus
bath porch. aeater sas and alecrr," 81 500
south Wilmington. good locatiou uiue
rooms bath porch NOT FAtrr leat. S3.Lh,
West sixth ~t. I'D rpoms attn. porch
aeatcr s3 500
>orth clayton ST.. rooms 3atn. porca
West -txth -t. 1eta.ned. ~noms tko
baths, P"rrnes. aeat"r. -as and eiectric
lot t..HSi-s
Il 6Nl85. Good location $500.
Near twenty ninth and Washington SIS
uodevn -aoms. bath. 'Fo porches. ho.
Wc,t rVen sixth street near Marie,
-oom>. ain gas ami electric. DO. Sater
-.ore. xest SIDE. j. rooms. 7a,h. 5orca
sa- -tc. -oom- Bent s-o p-,.e
tas2.aar -ec,ion. -3om, toc a-x4.5
- En t aarZalu
,abureau aomc ~ pniadeipnia p,he
-pu5u.. ratn 40 purrhes not vascr aeat
-,if on. aere iand lie~ 3f river
ra-m 4nc -0untry home ~-room d8slinc
~ r ample '4l Hi9lhsS. ~ ares tnH
ic-s t~paraEu~. near Wilmington and only
-e minute, Nala from trolley $4,000.
ashley. rooms. bath. 2orch.Sa~ ANU
..sCtric heater. lot 551l 10 This Droperts
+ uractraUy new Possession 80 ta}
10 acre. II mics from Wilmington. s2...Dn.
~5ock and grain farm. near Dover. 3p0
acres 500 DCr acre
t4i-scre stock grain and -rlCN taru.
nAes from Wilmington and AiOne
trolley ~om, fruit. good dwelling and 0g,
buildings large ice nOu>r poultry hnl-e
rhi, = one 1f ne most productive farms 4"
Delaware and must rC seen TO he apprrV
afCd
Other rits aud country homes IN ariou>
{ location, II you desire 70 buy o- sell ~tt
Is and ~ viii ~ .o piease ou
NJ. W. VAUGHN
Real Estate Mo. sAgr- Insurance
phan,, ats ala Orange =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
FXpRESS RATES GET BOOST.
Big Advances, Announced by Meid e
Effective Now.
n, Associated Press TO Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
N..h,,g;on Nov 70 General IN
.r,.sscs l. c>nrc>s rates were announced
,.da1 il Director General Me- idoo
of thc railroad administration
East of the Mississippi ard north 81
tbs ONO and Potomac rivers the new
r,te. IN merchandise vi bc about
.i>.ccn and seventeen cents i hundred
pound, more than n present The
ircrrn~c on food rates will bc about -
l.rrcrnt as much For the remainder
Il The country. the merchandise rate
,,,l bc increased about ten to twelve
cents a hundred pounds over the present
scale and thc in, r,a,c N food rates viii
nc proporti"nateiN - percent
The increases. il wa~ announced
,re duo a. increase, il wages and becom,
cfr,ttlt, lu1urli ltely
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
PROTEST NEW MEASt RE.
Fastcru shore Basket Makers Would
Retain Fiyc-Eight Size.

prntD-I AGAINST The NU0lsKTNg NT INC
>yc- ,rh, hushcl basket for marke'in1
nrodurr. Was made ~ tho Eastern Shore
Manufacturer ASSOCIATION at called
r,rrtinp n the du Pont Hotel this morn
jnp The Bureau 81 Markets IN
nar,mcnt oi Agrlcul urc, proposes 70
tta,,d.rdizc market baskets hv eliminating
,bc 6vc-cight measure and adopting !.
) !, :. Ii ana - quart baskets
resolution declaring that the chmlna-
,,ou 81 the hv e-cighi bass et would work
scrious Inconvenience and cause great
los, was passed hy those present About
thirty delegates attended
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

By Associated Press - ENery Evening
Chicago Nov %. Hogs receipts "a
GOO market ON better grades mostly ~
Is 10 higher. others steady fu strong
Butcher, 81 .65al~ tU. aght <i1 l0a
-. packing, Sl6 60al7 so, broHo4 $,
ii 25al6. 80. pigs good to ehotet SIS )Oa
Ifiu
Cattle receipts 5000 generally steady
"a strong on ail grades calves steady
sheen receipts 20 90. .4mqs strong.
TOP SIGtW. sheep steady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
Theatre Party

\ theatre party "ss gwen on Monday
night al the Camp DlA performance as q
farewell to Miss Jeanette Sharrard, who
III, Tuesday for Detroit Mich. where
dcwiIl makchcr home Those who made
M tho party were Misses jeanette
Sharrard. Betty Nansant. Mary t,ocney
Mar, Biggans, Rose Fernly AlolVa
Dettling. Katharine Dettllng. Mr.
Emma Carlisle, Mae Martin, Lillian
Winthrop. \ l. iircnDerger, r Pel', 0
{ Willis. ] II scott and Mrs. Nharrard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
Atlas Fxtr. Dividend

~ board If director. of Atlss P1T4n-
fa .o=terdav declared regular atvi-
dend ~ per cent nu ar common -tock
and ~ addition thereto An extra dividend
af , l-rr cent IN ne common stocs noth
uavahlc u cash December ~ fo tock-
hnlders III record AZ the ~iDSe of buzine.
gp SATURDAY. November ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
STUNiPED.

Now Lieutenant Tonpkms. said
the general YOU have the battalion n
quarter column. facing south how would
You get II into line IN the quickest possible
way. facing northeast
Well sir sand the lieutenant. after z
moment frultless consideration %
YOU know. that what I've often Won
dercd Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
Freed Italian, Homewa.d Bound.

Hy As1ocia1od FroS1 % TV7TT TT77T7E
Berne, Nov. 20 Arrangements have
been made for the transportation of
100000 lta ian prisoners ot war from
Austria and Germany to lta'y by way
Of Switzerland The first IT the special
trains, cash carrying 500 men, passed
on Saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
DANIELS FOR NAVY EXPANSION.
Wants Constru ton TO be Kept Up, He
Tells Congress.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, Nov 20 Continued naval
expansion BY the United States without
regard at present for possible decisions Of
the peace conference the formation of q
league Of nations OF reduction of armament
was recommended 10 Congress today BY
Secretary Daniels 81 private conference
with the House naval committee, which
Is framing the 1920 naval appropriation
bill
Discussion with the Secretary largely
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
Bazaar al Hagiey.

There will be dance and bazaar II
Hagley Community House tomorrow
and Friday nights, style d IN Allied
Pageant and Bazaar The battle feature
promises TO be very attractive, with good
music. All are asked 10 help the boys
over there by liberal support Of the
entertainment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
Dreaming.

IA should like a portrrhou,e steak
with mushrooms said the stranger.
and sone dclcaclA Drowned toast
NTH plenty u butter
Fzr,lse me interrupted the itrese,
are You trying To give al ortef q Just
reuiniseng about ole ttturs lon-
don Opinion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
PENNIES OF L. =. CHILDREN
BUY LUNCHES FOR 200
.oc,a,.d press Every Evening

R1 Associated Press 70 livery Evening
Washington. Nov 20 Pennies and
dimes contributed ~ 'hc \m"rcan Red
eros hv BOYS and giri, ID this country
are providing midday nouri~hmont for
moro than > 300 school children AZ trch-
angel \ report today to Rcd Gross
Headquarters here sand tha' most Of thr
Ru--lan children are ia anamlc condition
ll4 10 the inabilty to obtain proper food
before the, fed from Tic interior Of
Rt.~Ll-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
= : Cable Control Proclaimed.

Bx Associated Press % hsery aEenlA9
Wasb.,.gtt.B \at ~ tu -8er maA-
,,s ,a,.grrrnant po,,.>>.,a a,d control
- M r,,'s. ,.,bls systems 81 be nitci
ST. o~as5aIrtra 81 President Wilson
,.,,9sr d..fe - \3s.a.He- >. was -sued
,a,3a,. 1t Postmaster Genera. Burie~ou.
I, .15rost. rb.. sFt-iI f4r-hcr notice cable
-anrI,l.e operation through
III channel. 4at asks he ro-
.,,,eraf,o, ~ officers 4ud augauNe> oi
ffs, nfti4IF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
Sl72,7 760.O8

concerned the league Of nations and
disarmament, called for in President
Wilson's peace sprinciples. Mr. DAM Is
insisted that contr uction should proceed
because these questions are for future
settlement and no one can for see tho
IncisInn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
To Rchnild Gas House.

The Nilnl Itum tras Go. las taken
out a permit fer alterations and repairs
~ tEe /, rm,r purifying house recently
! rocked Dy An explosion The J \ Bader
a. hastbccoutla Nrlrh involves 81 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
OEAriS-

.TtRLITH fa this cjtg IN %0vsmber IL
tgls Eugene SO son ~ F-ancj- r and
elizabeth -rirltrh lu bss 18th frar
Rpf8ttpes and r-irrds are invited ts at-
tard ne fanfral services ar his oaren.
residence 22f1 N arlington street oN
Frtlav afternoon >Dtenbcr -. 81 -at
Is rlocA lnterrnert Riz rr,few cPrneterv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
Helped X, d Cross.

Tie Red Gross acknowledges The
receipt Of S24 from George " Bed"eii
Of 1924 West Fourth street. which he
collected from ship carpenters Al he
Harlan >hpvard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-20
JAP LINERS RUN TO 4 !.
First Stesrner on New Services Arrives
Al New Orleans

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