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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07
NAY DRAFT MEN.
FOR THE NAVY AS
WELL AS ARMY.


WASHINGTON, Aug Z. General
March, in urging enactment OF the
biD extending the draft ages, told
lbe senate military committee the
var department plans an army q
approximately 100000 to be raised
s soon as possible. He didn't be
lisye Il necessary TO recall congress
before the expiration Of the recess
August oath, providing the bill could
be reported then. In July. General
March said, the United States de'
eided 10 enlarge the military pro
gram to carry out the policies agreed
upon at the recent inter.allied con
ference In Paris to speed the prose
cutlou of the war and bring It to
an early conclusion.
The committee gained the impress
ion from March's testimony and
other information that the intention
i to keep youths between Is anC
70 In the United States until the
last.
Senator Chamberlain announced
that either Secretary Daniels or Ad
miral Benson would be asked to az
pear tomorrow before the committe
to discuss the adyisibility of extend
ing the draft system to the navy
General March said the transports
tion Of men overseas will continu
according to the program now in e
feet
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ENGLAND ::''jJ HAS6,2SO,OOO
MEN IN ACTIVE SERVICE

the German army itself.
The premier said Great Britain
had raised 6,25O,OcN men for the
army and navy since the outbreak Of
the war. The dominions contributed
a million and India million and
a quarter. He declared GERMANY
could never triumph until the allies
were defeated at sea. He said the
people who made the war were still
in evidence So long as they pre-
dominate in the councils Of the en-
envy they could not have peace.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07
ALLIES At ARCHANGEL
PENDING DEVELOPMENT

are aiding the allied units in pur-
suing the Bolshevih forces south
ward from Archangel. The new
Archangel government was arrested
as they consisted chiefly of Bolshe
Wiki leaders who had not fled. Boil
sheviki Commissioner of War Zen.
kevich was killed. Otherwise the
change of government was virtually
bloodless.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07
JAPANESE STEAMER
SENT TO BOTTOM

thy Associated Pressl
CANADIAN ATLANTIC PORT,
Aug 7.-An American schooner
brought IS of the crew of the Toku-
yama Maru, Japanese freighter,
torpedoed unwarned August 1st off
Nova Scotia.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07
COPPER MAXIMUM
FIXED Is CENTS

thy Associated PressD
WASHINGTON, Aug. lit Is un-
derstood the maximum price OF cop
per will remain at 26 cents a pound
until November through an agree
ment between the producers and the
price fixing committee Of the war
Industries board.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07
L|GHTSH|P SUNK
BY A SUBMARINE

Try Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Aug. THE navy
department is advised that the Dia-
mond Shoals lightship off Cape Hat
teras was shelled and sunk by a
submarine. The crew was landed.
The submarine came within half
mile Of shore.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07
NIPPON MARINER
DIES BY ACCIDENT
nv Associated rre.O

ny Associated PreSH)
A PACIFIC PORT, Aug. Cap
tain Yamamoto. of the Steamer Can
ada Maru, recently pulled off the
rocks. was lost overheard today, ac-
eording to a message received by the
police from the salvage tug towing
tbe vessel to drydock. The recent
mishap is said to have been the first
10 happen to any vessel under Yama'
motto. who was a veteran on the Jap
anese- American runs.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07

(By Associated Pressl
WASHINGTON, Aug. I'm his
talk General March said:
"The most interesting fact OF the
pursuit was the discovery of defen-
sive positions, indicating the inten-
tion Of the Germans to hold an IL
termediate line south Of the Vesle.
These trenches were in newly turned
earth and had not been occupied.
The gun emplacements and sandbag
revetments had just been finished
and the blockhouses were Of con-
crete, only recently ret. The fresh
ness of these preparations preclude
any theory but thst they had been
constructed to hold up our recent
advance. Therefore, it is regarded as
affecting the statement of General
Ludendorff that the German retire
ment was according to a plan and
suggests that at least certain modifi-
cations we're neces 'ary in the en-
emys strategy.
"The inhabitants of the villages
lately occupied by the Germans con
firm the impression that the Ger
man retreat was orderly the bulk Of
. Continued On Page Four)
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07
WATER FOR IMPERIAL
VALLEY is ASSURED

(By ANsOciated IftssF
WASHINGTON, Aug 7.-Negotia-
tions for a connection between the
irrigation systems of Imperial valley
and Iaeuna dam uear Yuma are
practically completed. Secretary
Lane today accepted most Of the
provisions embodied in the proposed
contracts between the government
and Imperial valley residents. A
draft OF the contract has been sent
to Imperial valley for final ratifica'
tion.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07
n, .~oeIated rreS-'

n, Is.oeiated Presst
~ LONDON. Aug Z General Foeh
d,,veu back the enemy, and al
,.ngb the dagger is not over the
-.., sanguine man on the German
General staff would not now predict
German military victory Premier
,ovd George said in the house Of
lannon's AZ he characterized Foch 5
inter offensive "one of the most
brilliant Of the war
a. declared the Germans attempt
a land offensive because the sun
marine offensive had failed he
A.44~soA4sA4A~~%A&A~~
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ny Associated Pre.s)

indications point to the resumption
of fighting within a few hours along
the vesle. It is expected these op-
erations will mark new phase OF
the years campaign when infantry
fiuhtina reopens in force.
The Marine pocket has been
cleared Of the enemy and the crown
prince defeated.
Premier clemenceau announced
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07
BILLION SHIPMENT
BY THE BELMONT

3 The semi-monthly shipment =
= OF bullion and concentrates =
. from the Tonopah Belmont De =
. velopment company for the lat =
. ter half Of July amounted to go =
. bars weighing 11S,6S4 ounces =
. and 80 tons Of concentrates, the =
q whole valued at s46.421. =
- = a a
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07

KANDALASKA. Russian Lapland
(Monday) Aug. 5. = Ambassador
Francis has returned from Muir
mansk. He will remain in Kand-
alaska pending developments. The
allied diplomatic corps is expected
to move to Archang shortly. Vol
unteer detachments of White Guards
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SERIOUS BREAD
. RIOTS IN SPAIN


thy Associated Press)
GUADALAJARA. Spain, Aug. T.
Serious outbreaks have occurred
owing to the high cost of living and
low quality of bread The demon
strants and police exchanged shots.
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WILL RAISE RATES
ON NEWSPAPERS

NY AHNOtiHteu TIeN"F
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1. - The
American Railway Express company,
the express combine formed under
government auspices, has asked per
mission of the interstate commerce
commission to increase the rates on
newspapers and other publications
registered as second cIass matter.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07

HANGING ON BRINK
OF NIAGARA FAILS

4 ny Associated Press)
: NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. r. '
. A life saving crew rescued two =
= men marooned on sand scow '
= for twenty-four hours within =
. 1000 feet Of the brink of the =
= falls
= . . . = = . = ,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07
TROOPS
At vLAD|vOSTOK
my Associated Press,

SHANGHAI Saturday, Aug. D.
British troops were landed at Vladi-
vostok today and received a friendly
reception, according to a Vladiyo-
stock dispatch.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07
LINES TO
.CHECK COMPETITION

tUy Associated i'resH'
WASHINGTON, Aug. 7-Secretary
Burleson announced today that one
of the first effects of government
control of telephone and telegraph
possibly will be coordination ana
consolidation Of competing systems
wherever possible.
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P|NHEADS MAKE
LAW RIDICULOUS
DECLARES NEWSPAPERS ARE
NOT IN THE PRODUCTIVE
CLASS

WATERLOO, Ioq Aug. I.-Thir-
teen employees of newspaper here
including men in all departments
were notified by the Waterloo ex-
emption board that they must en-
gage in productive occupation or be
placed in class one. The business
manager Of the paper said he would
appeal
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07
BOY IN AMBUSH
SHOOTS WOMAN
my Associated Press,

tBy Associated PreSsl
SANTA CRUZ, Aug. Herman
Boergnem. aged 10, fired a shotgun
from ambush at passing automo'
bile and wounded Mrs. Marceline
Kirby. of Madron, according to the
sheriff The boy is held in the coun'
ty Jail
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lUy AssOcIHtcu FreNsJ
LONDON, Aug. THE British
today regained the ground the Ger
mans took yesterday along the Bray
Corbier road, north of the Somme.
The British line astride Of the Clar-
ence river in Flanders was advanced
slightly. A few German prisoners
were captured.
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KILLED BY TORNADO
,Ry Associated Pre.s.l

HOUSTON. Tex. Aug. six
we're killed in the vicinity of De
Quincy. La, by a wind storm yester-
day.
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today that the German losses N
cIuded $4,000 prisoners.

my Associated PressI
PARIS, Aug. THE French con-
tinue to repulse German attacks
along the vesle, especially between
Braisne and Scissors One hundred
Germans we're captured east Of
Braisne. A local German attack
against the French south of Auberiye
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07
ny Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Aug THE pro
vost marshal generals office SAID II
never was intended that the work
or fight" order should include news
paper work in non-essential occupa-
tions.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07

said t5O U-boats had been destroyed,
half of them in the last year.
The chancellor said the American
army soon would not be far short OF
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-08-07

: TODAY AND A YEAR AGO 4
, Official readings Of the ther- !
: mometer by the United States
: observer at Tonopah:
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CONTINUED On Page FOur.)
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-03

This is the song of the plane
The creaking, shrieking plane,
The throbbing, sobbing plane,
And the moaning, grooming wires:
The engine-missing again!
One cylinder never firesl
Hey hol For the planet
~
This is the song of the man
The driving, striving man,
The chosen, frozen man:
The pilot, the man-at-the-wheel,
Whose limit is all that he can,
And beyond, if the need is reall
Hey hol For the mani
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-03
lose Limit Is All That He Can

~
This is the song of the gun
The muttering, suffering gun,
The maddening, gladdening gun:
That chuckles with evil glee
At the last long dive of the Hun.
With its end in eternity
Hey no! For the gun!
az
This is the song of the air
The lifting, drifting air,
The eddying, steadying air,
The wine of its limitless space:
May it nerve us at last to dare
Even death with undaunted facet
Hey hol For the airl
"OBSERvER, R. F. c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-14

Die gr1paruis bon 25 Gents, meidc
io1llt perId)menoet moroen lparen, %
Gents in enter NegierungsSbllgo
ton unlegen fanll, lit es eth beltinrn
tes 3iel, auf meld]es Bic Sparinmfeii
elmer Yerion geridbtet meroen fanl.
Mit onoercn @orten, IS lit n1oglid),
sic Grlparuiiie IN cine beltilnnte Sic.
gier1lngs obligation 81 perrpanoelll
ut1o j%ebern1anl, Delder lpart, fam
pilien- ouB ieoe Spariamfeit ELL fiiI
i'm porteilbaftes Reiultat bat, peit
Dies ieiner Megierung nilst u1lo Ell
oiretter 8eitrog 5ur 8eminnuHg oes
| &rTeges lit.
Ssn 8erbiitourlg NIT oer Jrage
fleiner griparniiie, peld)e in ariegS-
Sparmarfen nit 3inlen angelegi
lperoen fon1len, itebt Die Srage Der
groBen grlporniiie, mefde IN 2iber.
tp Bombs NIT 3inien angelegt rperoel
fonren. Die Wdln1er BON groBen mlN
u11Bigen Mitteln baben cine groBerc
YfIidt lid) ein5u1dranfe1L neil tic
groBere Wittel beliben. Sober eripar=
te 9oGor reprdientiert Materialien,
iueltbe tatldd)lih erlpnrt uno fir Sic
Soloatel1 u1lb notleloenoen 3ipililtel,
in Mnlerifo uno europa 3llr Gerfil-
| al1lq geIteqt muroell. Is lit leid1t.
lid, ben &trs zines erlparten Dollars
Der in Negierungs S~bligationen OH
gelegt murbe, p%or5nitellcn:: Grit gent
er ols eine &%riegsanleibe an Die Sic
gierung fir Nabrungsmittel, &lei=
Dung uno Wlinition fir einel tape
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Sen @ebroud) ocs SoIoaten sur Ser
fiigrng aeitellt; er lit eriparter Heid-
tim fir oen Maln 81 5auie uno
fnnn Der Regierung 81 3inlen ge1ie-
ben meroeL mas GorteiI fiir Sen
Mant gu @o1lie uno fir feline Gegie-
runa bat. 8ir miiiien einieben, oaS
Ser &reoit ser Hegierl1llg fir BEN
|Grfolg oes ariegs oringeno notig lit;
bob er ieber 1otigfeit 81 8rnlloe
liegt. SIS lit Die beilige 8fliht eis
nes ieoeu 9iirgers urb felte bon Ell
mem jeoen Tatrioten als ein glor=
reihes 8orreht betradtet Deroen,
oen &reoit Der Hegierung nit Der
sleiher Selbitaufopferung ilno Dem
aleiden Seelenaoel, mel6e nniere
Sobnc altf BEN Sdlaf)tfeloern gel
gen, uufrebt 5l erbalten. gs lit eben=
10 orineenb ~nctmenbig, BEN &reelt
Der Gegierung aufredt 81 erbalteli,
ols nnlere Mrnteen erbalten fDeroeii
miiiien, oent oas 2eetere fam nldlt
geideben, fans Der &reoit Der SIC
eierlng nidt iiber allen 3meifeI ers
baben lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-14

bel einem Soren inter tauieno Diet
nungen cine ridtig.
Grtlore oos @eles ie l1adJ benz
Wenid).
9etm erlten @los trillft Ser Wenld)
ben Sbnaps, beiln 5~rpeiten @las
trif1ft Der Sd11aps oe1 Shnops,
bein1 oritten @los trilnft Der 5dnops
oen WenIhen.
@enn Der Stein i1luinunt, ae9t
Das VIatt utter.
! gineu 3oa iber Sic @egelnuart
billa1ls, ullo dlles lit out1fel.
5tirbt Scr arnnfe nid)t, 10 bat i'm
ser Mr5t gebeilt.
Ser Irinfer erfennt nid)t Ole
id9aolihe, ser Nibttrinfer nid)t Sic
beillonle 8irtnng 0es 8eins.
@elb rnft @elo.
User @elo raubt, miro birgerid,,
tet, mer eiu 2ano raltbt, miro &Dnig.
SIN Strpm bes 8aliers fam mon
pielleidt lteben blciben, in Strpnl
Der 3eit n!dJt.
lleberm1Biee 2iebe filbrt gu bun
oertfaltigem Sob.
8eitern lit oas Chit bon beute.
2iebesreio unb Brotneio iinA
ld)reflih.
Die 2iebe lit cine 9etrii9erin.
anh Die Sleoerlllolls red)llet lid)
81 Sen Soeeln.
Sir freuloe 2eute bat mall fell
Miteefiibl.
Sic sommerflieae weiB nidts
pom Sdnee.
Menn oud) Der 8ieb rltbt, Der
g2Gdter oarf nicmals ruben.
Gin Saor elmer Strait 5ieht mehr
ais einen SdyIenmage1l.
Ias &iro feH1t nldt oas @er5 lei
ner gltern.
gs gibt Wreiie nit orei Sabren
stto &iuoer uon bnlloert Sabren,
@er oen &irid iagt, 5iebt llidt caf
gerge.
@eraoc Ocilleltl beiien 8rennoc
rertran oeil1c @eheimnille nid1t an.
Grit fnmm id).
@eun man ben SitBbpoen 81 lehr
erbobt, miro Sic 9efe 5n nieorig.
@enfi ma beiBes @alier iteEen
l1Bt, miro es fult.
0ei1cr eIIen ais liebe1.
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Robert Hanschke, President.
Spnmerstaa, bet IA. @,ar5. 1918.
SdlabamtsiefretGr McNopo mabnt
s1ir Spariantfeit.

sSdnsamtsiefretdr Mcaooo bot
DOR einigen Saaen Die folgenoe Or
EIarllrg crlalien: Spariamfeit III DEM
Serbral1d) a1er 9inge, pelde Der
fation fir oie @euintlu1tg oes &r1c=
1es notia iino = Die Sreilalilng bon
Nrbeitern uno Materialien Don ben
Setrieben oes 6rieoens fir Ole &erfe
oes &rieqes = oieie flrnoamentalell
Hotmenoiafeiten unleres &r1egspros
1ralnlrs miilien bon nnierel gall5ell
Golf perItanoen meroet Taus unlera
aarlse araft binter uniere armeen IN
6ranfreih geltelt peroer1 Iol.
@ir lniilien arbeiten uno lparen,
nie 1ie 5upor in unierer @eibid)te-
@ir miiiien uniere Groouftion per=
alebren nro unfererl eirlbelmiihell
Gerbrouf IN alien nottpenbigen Sro=
orftcn einihronfenL oamit Elm lmlner
tlnebnlenoer 9etrae bon &riegsma-
terialien oil Die Irnleen i'm 6elo ab-
aeben fam. @enn ole 8epolferltn9
ihren perionIiden Gerbraud) ein=
ldlrauft, miro lie imltanbe ieir, 8els
fir Den &rieg 81 liefern, inoem lle
lire griparniiie Der Hegierung leIbt,
p1breno lie iid 81 gleider 3eit ielb't
hilft, inoem tie ibr p~erlonlid,es Gin
fpn1men unb ibre Silfsquellen Der.
mebrt.
Die 0fononii1en 4oIuItierungen,
tpeld,e orrd sic llmipanoluug elmer
linbemaffneten unO frieoliden Nation
in cine ldreflih betpoffnete Wfad)t
n~otfDenbig genlaft ipuroe, peruriod=
ten unpermeiolihe Gerluite uno Gnt-
bebrungen. Solde 0inge fonneal IN
a~rieasSeitem ebenio menig Derbiitet
fperoefi, aIs Spfer oil Menibenlebeli,
'faus Die Hedte Der 9tatlon geiid)ert
atlto eill gered)ter 5rieoe berbeigefiibrf
fperoen ioa.
@ir miiiien oielen Infedtungen
nit Hbiloiopbie, gntiblollenDeit nno
&llbe gegeniiber treteil. 8ir miiiIen
in ibrel nid)t MIR Die Snipiration,
Ionoern aud ben 6uf 5lt Den bod1teil
anltrenguitgen ieben. 8enn oieie 90
iuItierlngen pollenbet iinb, miro man
finoen, oaB bas gan5e Oetfen ilrlD
Die gauge gnergie Der Nation, fpeld)e
bon 9elfaftigltngerl, nelfe flr Den
@rieu nid,t uptpen0id iill0, fir llli=
ternebmumgen nno Satigfeiten, mel
DIE fir ben arieg n0tig lino, &c
bralldbf meroen uno oaB Die 8obl
fabrt uno Trofperitat bes 2anoes
ais @an5es nift geidaoigt iein lpirn.
,@eidaft mie seipobnlif" fana
rlatiirIif) nidt ais leitenoes Erin5lp
onaeilommen meroeH, fpenl Sriea
berrfdt. Dies lit cine gang falife
gbecrie lrnD Iollte BON Der perfliint
tigen ulo patriotiihen 8ebolferung
Nnlerifas nift aiifgetlonmen uer.
ben.
Son groBter Nidtisfeit bel Der
Moiuitierung melhe itattfiloen nluD,
lit, oab rniere 8epolfer1sng Die Not
ipenoigfeit oes Sparens I'M Yer
braud, BON M~rtifelfL pie &leioung
.uno Nabruas uno 5ei8material uno
BON jeoem anoeren Ding, meldes cine
anipannrng Der CUR gerfiialtng tie
hertoen Materialielt nno Silfsquelrl
oes 2onoes oaritelem ein1iebt. 9Ge
gerldwenoung gren5t ieet an Ser
breden. Someit if beobaften folti=
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Knricrtc icincn Srmet

0urd Ihiperes 9eben 5og iG mir Dor
einiaen Sa6ren einen 8rlid) gu uno lols
tie nperiert meroen. % 8rldbdloer mir
nidt balfen. Sod i'd ianb etipas Selz
Ieres. bas nid) idnel nnb poaig beilte.
Dine Operation, 3eitperluit nnn Sdmerz
Sen. Ser 8rud) lit ME lpieoer aefpms
men, o6oleif ib Idrper ais Carpenter
arbeitc. Sd babe nidlts 81 nerfnis
fen. iuil aber ausfibrIid mitteilen. luie
Bride pbne Operation eeheiIt tueroen
tonneu. Shreibt an mid. eugene N.
4nlen, Carpenter, $50 9. Meareelns
Hpe., N~anasquan, j. &. - Shneiosf
Dies alts un6 0ebt es 8rilhleioenoen;
AIR t6Hnt >omit bel 0iites hin.
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Sins iapaniidcr Sprndmeis beit.


Mld] ben ieidbten SluB onrd)i6rei-
te, ais Oh er ticf mare,
3uiammellfommen lit Der InfanJ
Der 5rennung.
aud) bic Gintaesflieee bat lire
3eit.
gos @roBc ihlieBt Oas aleine IN
iid.
8leide ararfe baben miteinanoer
Mtitleib.
A4s boiem Bort itleift man fci-
men ebclitein.
Die boie Cat bleibt bel Dem Cater.
Morgen tpebt ser Wifo bon nor
gen.
Das baBlide @eib baBt oas i3u,
ne.
Die @iite oes Baters lit bober alS
Die Serge, Die Site Der Wutter lit
ticfer ais bas Weer.
Ml,d) cine fleine Naoel fann mat
nift perihlufen.
ltntcrgang lmb allfgana, oaS III
Der 2ailf Der @elt.
Mud) bel einem Weilen lit inter
taulen0 Wcinitngen cine fal1dL aud
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-12
NEW BANK AT MlLLSBORO.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Aiillsboro. July - Announcement is
made that the AIilsboro branch Of the
Delaware Trust Co will open for business
on Monday. July 10, in their new and
attractive building. which has been erect
CT on a prominent business corner m
-lillsboro. with complete modern equip
rnent to take care Of all business oi .
financial character, Tie trust company
believes that it can be Of great service to
this community, as with the large capital,
it is able to take care of any requirements
The officers and directors Of this branch
are N follows: William l.. Parker. man
ager; Willard III. Ellis, assistant manager;
directors. Joseph b Mitchell Joseph
life. Walter j. Prcttyman. Edward b.
Collins. George " Chandler William ID
Burton Bcauford Ii. Warrington. John
l.. NcGcc. Edwin c. Ryan, Curtis +.
Davis and William c. Taylor; executive
committee. Edwin c. Ryan, Walter p
Prettyman and John F. McGee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-12
HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurcl, July l2-Merril G. King of
near Laurel was severely injured IN an
automobile accident between Laurel and
Salisbury. yesterday afternoon. The
car, which was owned by John W Me
Gee, was driven hv Carl McGce, VINO
had as his guests MIR and Mrs. king
and the lattors sister. Miss Lillian
Oliphant. was running along at a moder-
ate rate Of speed About a mile and half
from Salisbury they came upon a horse
and cart rs they pulled out 10 go around
it, the driver of the team started to turn
around backing over in front of the
machine, which struck the cart, tearing
of one of the wheels
The automobile was overturned and
the occupants thrown out Mr. KING
was pinned under the machine, hut the
others were urinjurcd aside from slight
cuts and bruises Mir King, whose IN
juries are not thought to bc very serious,
was taken to the PeninSular General
Hospital ct Salisbury
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-12
NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Dissatisfaction Expressed Over
School Election Recently Held
at Newport.
HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Inauguration of Campaign in
Newark for Weighing and
Measuring Babies.
srec,n, Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark, July 12.-At public meeting
held in the high school, last night, plans
were mapped out for the baby weighing
and measurement campaign to bc started
here next Tuesday, when babies of the
community will be weighed and measured.
Miss Marie Lockwood and Miss Jean
nette Eckman gave short talks, explain
ing the work that is being done through
out the country under the direction OF
the Federal government TO save the babies.
Mrs William Staniar has started move
ment for the organization here OF
branch of the motor service and she gave
n talk on that subject
The local committee in charge of the
baby campaign comprises Mrs. George
j. Townsend, chairman; Mrs. Harold
T. Tiffany, Mrs. c. o. lHoughton, Mrs
Brlmley, Mrs. Robert Campbell, Mrs
Mercer, Mrs. William Dean, Mrs. Thomas
r. Young, Mrs. c. G. Hubert, Mrs
Cannon, Miss Mary Hoffecker and Mrs
Walter Plumley. Miss Agnes Mcdlll,
Miss Edith Spencer and Miss Elsie
Wright will act as registrars.