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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
De MPSEY STOPS
kELLAR IN FIFTH

DAYTON. o.. Aug. 2s-In fight
which was scheduled to go fifteen
rounds to a decision Saturday a. the
Westwood Field Gymnasium club. Jack
Dempsey Of California was given the
decision over Terry keliar OF Buffalo in
the ffth round by Referee Lou Bauman
10 save the latter from a knockout Ear
~ in the first round Of the fight Demp-
sey almost put Terry away and in the
last four rounds Keilar suffered severe
punishment It seemed as if Dempsey
did not have the heart 10 stop kellar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
TY TO QUIT BASEBALL
Off TO WAR OCT.

NEW YORK Aug. 2s.-Tyrus Ray
nnond Cobb. who for more than a dozen
years has been bascbaIls most scnsa-
tionaI figure. played for probably the
last time at the Polo grounds yesterday
afternoon. for when the season ends he
will retire from the game. and he told
the buzzing applaudinS fans that nv
Oct ! he would be on his way to France.
After the war is over Cobb doesn't eX-
pect to return TO the game
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
DARTMOUTH
MAN KILLED ON
BATTLEFIELD

QUINCY. ILL. Aug. 26.-word was
received in Quincy Of the death on the
battlefield Of France Of Lieut. Joseph ".
Emery. IT. on July Is. Lieut.. Emery
was a graduate of the first officers
training camp at Plattsburgh and dur
ing his college career at Dartmouth was
star half back on the football team. He
went 10 France with the regular army
under Cen. Pershing last October.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

Two base hits-Nies. First on balls
of Buckeye. ?: off Reynolds. ?
Struck out-By Buckeye, 10; by
REYNOLDS. 6. Double plays-Reynolds TO
Knight to Thompson Hit by pitcher
BY Reynolds Mathews. impressive
Cusack Scorer--Klen1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
WILDE TO MEET
JOE CONN IN LONDON
Go FOR $4,000

NEW YORK. Aug. 2e.-What should
prove 70 be one of the most interesting
matches for many months has been ar
ranged between Sergt- Jimmy wilde.
the worlds champion hyweight and Joe
Conn. for stakes OF close on $50. 600. in
London on Aug 81 or Sept. 7. Both
boys have signed articles to box TWEEN
ty rounds at 126 pounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

IF you find some who do not IN
derstand the War Savings Stamp
campaign take time to explain it
to them and enlist them in the
War Savers army before June %.
Do that much for Uncle Sam.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
Games Today.

Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New York a. s. Louis
Boston At Cincinnati
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover Mat II Fd WIlIlm a promi-
neu' farmer living near Dover was COM
l,elied ~ kill bors, valued al $3.50
winch hr brought 10 Delaware with him
from I\cntuckN few years uga due to
an automobile collision IN whlch the
horse WA, struck and badly injured
Word has been received here nt an
accident t. { aptalu Herbert NJ Jones
81 thus town stationed 1t Camp Dix.
\ J., IN 9hghfng from a moving tram.
liz was thrown to the ground and severely
bruised
Irving II Boge- son of Mrs Laura
Hoggo nlIo has been attending Delaware
COLLEGE leaves ncNt Monday for platts-
burg \ J r4iniHg camp
Mr. and Mrs Orlando tignor OF near
Central Church arc being congratulated
on thc birth ot hahr girl the first heir
Mr. fiKnor before marriage VA, Miss
Florence Caldwell ol near HazlettylIle
Mr. and Mrs George Y NattHord
recently married have arrived ia Dover
and are occupying The Lew apartments on
IoockerInan street
Alr and Mrs Frank l. Hardesty Of
this town have received word Of the
arrival IL France Of their son, CourtIand
Hardesty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24

Is to make for the purpose Of street
improvements v tins Il the only hid
that has been received on tins proposed
bond issue So far. II motion WIS passed
referring the Ind tn t'itY solicitor \
Cooper, "a be reported upon at tho meet.
ing OF Councl tuesday night. when dc
tlflve acton viii probably be taken
There Is question rs 10 neither the
government will ALLOW tic city t. increase
its bonded indebtedness IL auy great
extent during the period ot the war
he birthday party gwen lay the
omen Auxiliary Of Nazareth VI T
Church last night proved Il tremendous
success AID "a delighted crowd left the
house. leaving over S60 IN admission
ir,'s aud gifts T. 80 70 the parish house
fund The following program was rcn
dcrcd Song Miss Mary DUNCAN. ae
conipanicd ~ Miss Mary Gason. VIOLIN
duet Edward 1r,ntt and Herbert Hcu-
lett accompanied hA Nds Irene 1rmtt
-olg. james king. solo iaree Niis idna
ncemcr, accompanied Is AlHs G.la1ys
MaIoncy, ukclcle by Ianes Challenger.
song. Misses Beatrice and Cl4ra BIan-
tore, song Miss Elizabeth Madden
Contributions toward the lacal Red
Cross fund are coming IA thleE aud
la-t due principally q the increasing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

special Corrf- -paudtao Ftwag
Elk.ou. EI8 Na Ia. next
quota II drafted #-n su.atr.
Hho expected g. .ase t'st. tomorrow
for { amp NeaJt h4.e e astsed no.
10 report until Irsdes u,zt ahen -
mcu viii le4te 90 fas or.srs tram
Members II teei .eruer- Hub uer.
entertained. "Wednesday fH, -ogutr.
haue af Ilarre r Maxwell near Rising
sun
Char.ssaaH ~.ui K Stone ta
shipping Reut f#gr er i0ad. II sand
and 9r4t. froa fhe plant n hairless
town eaeh 8ar fer government rautr4rt-
4 surgical dressing class 'n connection
WITH he iaca Rod ross aa- been ar
ganIzrd Narth Es.t. with MIS- He.r
FREDERICK - ~ Wilmington as Instructor
john Sa,iy tut Thomas stephens
both ii Boston Mass Vrrr SOM ta
tlkton 9.l .or Ten davs by .lg.nce Iae.-
-og, charged Ath jumping over the Irter-
track ienee n Perryvlle after being
ordered not to DO 50 by an officer ~ fbe
station
AZ the annual tovn election of Flkton
O. be held on Monday next. NIayor " II
NarkaII vii, H. Il r3itadidafs f.-
'tttiiot as mayor aat III NlagrtN qs..t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
NEWS OF Laurel

81. ,jai -pordenr" of F>ru E,enue
ta,lrI Net = lautal I haptcr IN
vetth le4gtlg - enftutly NJ hurch
ts.- ,le,t.l TIL ieluviug officers I'Icsl-
,l..t t,r3u,llte Nlnd4f }t,r- pr"sl-
,i.r.r# tiu~ -rtfrr t,lrnva..d Ilorrng
t.u 5f-- \eftr raIitfi Mrs \lIatei
ta. eeftt.r< 4 ler No1ttfn. ttcp--
tra NiI-- taas-, Ifolt ehrI,ier Mis-
<.I N.e r1ta- Alis- NIar"n Rod
+.
Ias,H ,8E. - f.a.n n.lt ianr'I
~ftlek,H with ItfH'r~t- IHr.isN atf'f
1..a.t. tnd +. srinli rufriifinu
III p-.,.f1r >d Hs- 4fal ,itagAtei
I'D. s., -reIrlfne 5 frv Iat tu }atr
fra.s sI~ffng MI sei Nh Ntau~
Nt N4ft5a i I.vt-. ttttt III y tlnH
..ut. Fl >utl atra ha- i,.n -iti.t.n
nt.e paf+f, -r- 4..5 f nat >I..atsJ tn f,-
..s- NJ. t.a ,.s /. ~. and
~. - l.tt I..fsu- hs i'i n. -,.nt. fann
E Nlaf,d feu- H"ed to
4. .te, -n -asne thl.. weeks r
ta - a.- + h.f hr.,h.' n4
u- otn NJ lri NJ n -hr llgr-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
-DEIAW ARE CITY
special Correspondence Of Every EVENING

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
delaware City. May u Mrs 7
\icadr of aInoS S Point IS spending a
tcv DAYS horc with her parents Nir and
Mrs Cherries Hall
Nrs William Ellison. who has been
quite II ior the past month. IS improving
slowly
Thomas Sadler, employed by the Atlas
Powder Co. ~ IIavro de- Grace Md is
spending few DAYS hcrc with hls family
Norman >taplcford Samuel Walker
and arthur Hope left on Wednesday for
Lansing Mich to drive home new Olds-
mobile cars
Mrs George Ioard who has been quite
III for fhc past week shows no improve
mcut
Thc community gardens under the
supervision Of Moore Whltcuau are being
worked by the pupils of the public school
Much rivalry hpe developed IN striving
for the best results
Judge Herself pet dog Rab who dis
appcarrd q week ago has not vet been
found II is feared the dog was shot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
BRIDGEVIl.IE.
Special Correspondence of Every Evenins

special correspondence OF Every hvening
lridgcvilc, May "a The remains of
Mrs Fannie Layton Moore, aged IS
years. who died at her home in Playmouth.
\. G.. were brought here and funeral
services we're held yesterday in the NJ T.
Church. conducted hy Rev Disston "
Jacobs intermcnt in Rrldgevillc ceme-
tcrv Mrs Moore was the widow of
LEVIN ] Moore. who for several venrs
wns postmaster IN thus town
Miss Salhc Paryis. who has been very
III at her home on Market street. was
taken tu tamhndge Hospital. Yesterday
The pea crop III tins viclnltv Is looking
unusually we'll and good returns ARE es-
pcctcd
Misses Ncva. fdua and Anna Dicker-
son ruotorcd to Fort du Point this week
and spent the day with their hrother John.
who rs IN training ut TINT camp
oliver Marvel who has been ~ military
trplung ~ Georgia has been transferred
to Nllcntnwn IN
message has hrcu rcrcvcd here from
Charles II Brown. telling of hls arrival
VA France Alr I'ruvu recently was
Stationed NJ Fort du ront
The Jacobs srhopl property, near town
wae The first school Inspected hy tho
Su~se% County ~rhnol Commission ~
havc p"rtorf report returned ort of the
11 schnols inspected Miss l{euah N"orc
- ~ealuul l+ the tcarhrr
Thu wheat crop ~ ths "ommunlt, 's
unpruyme r1mdl, tut viii no' he ~ t.
iho standard
C,carQc piclersop. who "a ~ training
AZ ann treeuloat ta has heon pro
untri
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Council Receives Bids Tor Motor
Fire Engine and for Street
Improvement Bonds.

star Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle. May u City Council
met last night with bare quorum of
three present President ~toops. Mr.
Reese and Mr. Sruiuan Council II
buying a combination pumping engine.
chemical engine and hose car with a
pumping capacity If al lcast 900 gallons
per minute Council sat N special
session last night ~ order that buds for
nm engine % this description might be
received md acted Upon -Four bids were
received, two from tic Ahrcns Fox Com-
pany of cincinnati, Ohio, one from the
~paRrave Compauy Of Columbus, Ohio.
and one from the American Ia France
Company of Elmra, n )
The AhrenS Fox Company offered
two hId-. one 81 four cylinder colnblna-
tIon pumping and chemical engine with
capacity Dt from 200 10 $50 gallons per
minute, and Oi siN-eyindcr combination
engine with a capacity Of from 750 to
500 gallons per minute The former Is
to cost Sl1 900 and the latter Is to cost
81 400, both less $500 If the chemical
engine Is omitted and the price to advance
on both Si0O after June The Seagravc
Company offered six-cvindnr conblna-
ton engine with a capacity Of the uecps-
sary $50 gallons per minute for $40, 800
The American la France Company Of
fered a six-cylinder combination engine
with either piston pump or rotary gear
for SI0,500. The Fox Company can
make a delivery IN lS0 days. the Sea
grave company ~ 80 days and the In
France company in POO days All three
bids were referred 10 the committee on
fire engines, which committee Is to report
at the regular meeting on Tuesday even
ing.
The 4 b Leech Company. Inc, Of
made bid of l0027 on
the bond issue Of $4,000, which the city .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
tRrI,> Rrp CROSS WORN

~te,1el Correspondents. "f f,"re F,rrine
l45ntl. Nlas u N.eiuet tIalruwa
pau knhnoou IS vaafnc er ngEf. .-fy,
eanlr4cn ~ hchaif 81 fh. Rs} 'Fn~-
inv, for Sloaoooooo NJ E"hnean ha-
l,een placed IA charge u tho t3ftl Ecnre-
sentative tlstrict nd les appointed 4-
his assist ants William II n"b and
samuel \ Culver ot belmaf 4nd Nl,tof
q Kitchens. in tic ffsf second and
Thrd Election DISTRICTS. Tcepccftv"i1
The committee has anrortionod IN,
district among nnmhcr ~ solicitors
VINO arr calling upon everyone iu ih,r
territory
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
NEWS OF NEW ARK.

4pe,iaI Correspondence - Ever, Evening
\cuark. Ma, a An exhibition was
gveu ~ Newark high school Yesterday
afternoon. Of the sewing completed hv
students ia the Home Economics classes
under he direction Of Miss Helen Brown
Iaeutonant William J NcAvov former
" ,uach at Delaware college and now an
othcci IA the Three Hundred and seventh
Nachue Cun Battalion. located ~ Camp
pIN Ton MANY months IS rcported en-
route fut rance
Funeral services for William II Tavlor
tnr many wears trust officer of thc Newark
Trust ami safe Deposit Co were held
from las late home ON Depot Road last
night Tn body was taken to Whining
ton this morning and 81 clock this
attcruoon services were held st First
Presbyterian Church. lntormcnt IN River
view cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24

next the veterans will attend religious
services at Dover NJ. Z. Church, where n
special sermon will he preached by the
now pastor, Rev. MIR Crosby, On Me
moriel Day they will visit Odd Fellows
cemetery, Camden, and decorate the
graves of tho deceased soldiers. From
that cemetery they will march to Friends
burying ground. in Camden, where special
EXERCISES will be held, including nm address
by Henry Ridgely Of Dover and the sing-
ing of patriotic selections 10y the children
Of Cesar Rodney School
In tho afternoon exercises will he held
IN Dover. after the graves of the deceased
comrades have been decorated in the
several cemeteries At The old NJ T..
cemetery Harry Mayer of Dover will do
liver sn address
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24

effort, of workers ~ that direction On
luesdav IT noon Air Stout sad iearp
Z lsaacs II Wilmington spoke ~ the
Eethletem Steel plant from . to J. 50
o'clock and At iha nl#Hf =. be \Wcrjeau
Manganese Company ~ I O'Clock on
y "Wednesday It ) Sotloek Nir Isaaes .poss
II the Bremer plant and yesterday IT
noon Cahon Aiacifl.h spoke - The
Wilmington llrTe ~preleltv Dl..nt
Throughout 'he week fhe plants eits and
surrounding eouutrt haae been covered
IN this systematic manncr nIth very
satisfactory results Number, of New
Castle people attended The Red Cross
parade IN Wilmington last evening
The entire troop II N.w Castle Bos
scouts marched ia he pfade for the
Red Cross IA Wilmington lst night
Three mon were slightly injured YES
terdav Is tho result 81 an explosion If Il
ten-inch shell ~ one IF the local steel
plants vi tho injuries. which were
,lighf Were dressed ~ the dispcnsarR
Of the plaot
Zine lot of bathing caps 81 T. ChaI-
longer x Sons, Prescription Pharmacists
Adv
Vow Is the time 10 paint Use Lucas
pants J I and L L. fha>on Inc
ldy
Bargains Automoble inner tubes, high
ades Il aud % of Il the Old list
Scoops Adv
Tor Kent Bowling alley Frame
building Fl - lnaune Hotel Louise
John Res. proprietor Ndv.
saturday specials Delicious nut and
carauels l0c ill., + Chal-
lenger L son Prescription Pharmacists
Adv
Mrs I + sherwood aTorolst a6
Nrst seventh street u Imaatan. Del
Ady
ucas pant gives maximum mo
t,etion fol the longest time Ut tho Iawe>t
sast pcr year J I and L + EIiason,
lac Adv
Fine assortment of Vmttnan's con
rctions have Just been received, Zoe q
= 50 L Challenger 4 Son. Prescription
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
MUST GET REGISTERED

Special Correspondence of F,er, Evening
Dover. Ma, = kcnt County IA
emp,ion Board vest erlal - compliance
with the proclamation II he President
ot the 'nlted States issucd uotlcc 10 All
male residents Of Kent county who have
become II wears 81 ago -lnco June >.
lat7. to appear before ho local hoard here
on "Wednesday Juno , tor registration
y there VIII be no ather registration
Office ia the county al n,4lc citizens
Who have attained thnn MAJORITY slncc
la.t tcal viii report Penalties are
tn ,rthed for lallur tu obcH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
MIR HANDY Will SrEAk

~prrial Correspondence" or Every Evening
Newark Nav = Hccausr one 81 The
-p,ak.rS originally arranged fnr VIII ~
unilti, "a attend 4 chanu, has been nado
tu th, program tnI The all-daN meeting
81 th ropr,icr Presbyterian hurch
Glasgow on SUNDAY lne u
Professor t,r,1ge looto Moore nf the
tisrya,i n,ysult, ~chnoi wa, urigfnaii,
uriuioj ~ max" The mst"rral address
.i Z ,.cinob .m tho afternoon ~ That da,
~ Nlonr. uiu Is grandson ~ = furmer
pa~u7 tho kcV ''otrgo t""tf p hes
lr'ii..t the committee that hc VIII lc
lHtati. ~ sttoud and ! Irving Hand,
Il NM tl.k ~ thr hlatnrlnaI addrnss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
known for 50 Years a. the Besl
Kennedy for Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Scrofula, Skin
Diseases.

Scientists have discovered that the
forest and the f,ld are .brndantly
supplied with vegetation 81 various kinds.
that furnish the ingredients tgr making 4
remedy, for practically every III AND all
ment Of mankind Medicines uiadc FROM
roots hclb. and bark, which Nature
has placed III the disposal NJ man are
better than strong mineral mixtures and
concoctlons Mineral medicines work
dangerously on he delicate parts ot the
system especially the stomach and
bowels, 10y eating out the lining membrane,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Kent County Men Who Reached
2l This Year TO Report
for Registration.
LAUREL RED CROSS WORK
Farmer Near Seaford Severely In
lured by Falling From the Hay
Nov in His Barn.
sre,.lal Ccrrespondence o. Kvery Evenlne

kVF<'iaI CORES ipndence OF ENFfA ffelhe
Seaford. Nav "a Frank Huston, a
farmer about three miles from town. was
seriously injured while storing hay III the
barn loft Walking over high pile of hay
which had not been packed. il gave way
beneath his weight and he fell to the floor
below In hls fall his left leg was caught
over IA beam and badly spaincd about the
knc, lie was also bruised about the body
and his back slightly strained lie is able
to attend to small duties about the farm,
hnt II " III hc some time before the injured
knee will I've IN good shape
Robert. the 3yenr-old son Of Mr. and
Mrs William Huston. was seriously IN
iufcd Yesterday when he tell down
flight III sinirs Ia his tall lac turned
severed sornersaults and his shoulder was
badly injured F,s rollarh"nc was broken.
auI hc received various bruises about the
ba,l,
Nrs Tdvard Allen % near Scaforl
who has hecn seriously III for some tame
Nth severe casc IF typhoid fever. was
,abcu 4, the b"@mtal ~ amhridgc Md
h carl, part of the weok Tier condition
Is tiltpd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
CHANGES N WARFARE.

-torl lUstrltlve a t.e ena.. 1
methods ~ warfare ..n.- -.r. Max.
Us France tar e.., German H..
prisoner
fHtn np H rI HUrei p,
pullg hc catnr. ltnc H.r .ll .is .-lr
l3ut 'he aifa.r -uu.> hIs aral .ul
answered
ha.r nu -R.5i su -ar sr. tr
iut u.gl. ~pr r sIl PROTECTOR 1r
nv gs ta4icr ~ ns ReA.' Trench
and t4tfl#
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
WANTED To KNOW

"Nha IS this stuff anyva, asked
one of the new ordnance men examining
he mess
Taste II and soc snapped thu mess
sergeant
j did said our hero that was what
aroused my curiosity Trench and
Camp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
Yes; ;. 5. 5. Is Purely Vegetable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

producing ron5r dyspepsia aul tipn
entirely running thc health
S. S S s made entirely of gentle
ae ng, hcaing purifying roots herbs
and barks possessing properties that
baid ap al PARTS of The system. n add-
ZION to removing all impurities and noi~on-
from thc blood s ~ = Is ) safe treatmcnf
i9r Rheumatism, Catafrh Scfolua. Sore
and cerS, SKIN Diseases. Blood Poison
and aiI disorders 3, The blood NJ clcnn-e4
the entire SYSTEM and it S permanent Cet
= \. ;. at any drug store TODAY n /. f
standard remedy recognized evgpNherr
ao the greatest blood anhdott ever dis
covered II yours s peculiar case write
to Medical Director, 442 swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
DUST SPRAYING.

speciai Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover Ma> - Many farmers and
fruit grower We're attracted III tie large
Terry 4 Cooper peach orchards. south
oi Dover. yesterday. 10 see 81 demoustra-
ton OF dust spraying q peach trees
Part )! the orchards were SPRAYED with
a solution and the other part busted. in
order that thc merits Of the two spTayings
might be compared
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
PROMOTION EXERCISES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
I9over. May - Promotion exercjses
Of little Creek school viii be held In the
NJ f. Church Of that town IN Fridav
evening, May 81, u which addresses will
be made BY state Commissioner Of Edu-
cation 4 K SpaId and Judge Walter 4
Powell. both of Dover
The Dover Glee Cluh viii render
special selections during the evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
PRISONER N GERMANY

~,-., ,at Correspondence, If l,er, Evening
\.ua7b Ma, "a Mrs u + Nlnslnpct
~ Newark IVA rreefvci word THAT hci
,.,,r-,u IleHtcnant lrankhn = rcdrck
nt tbc moell,a .nrvFrr. I s Army al
.,auer recently reported mis.,ug IN
action has lccn located hy tho Rod rasE
The rcr.rt states ltst hc i p prisoner
4u German.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
tRt SHE'D To DEATH.

>pecial Correspondence, oi FYer tvenins
Dover MAY y Edvard RUSTY aged
T. wear, ot Rromord employed AT the
E.rge appc tafu above Chcswold was
,hr,vu from lpav> roller on Which he
o;.s riding Yesterday and crushed to
ds3fh
rhc horses faok treu AND ran away
uach caused The boy "a fall from the
rsiirf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24

A.fre dDav- for GONNA sa.ans-s rh1.
'ar they sail have uo aru-..a
af ''wnd trmf n.-.s nru4ao4f
acl. county RiI At,eu. .lr.gu. at.-rae-
an sunday u,>t
Federal governments gents -Dtf.
thursday Flktou. looking over H.-
rlhlr sites for landing rilca tlr s.r-
SHIPS h"uIi hes Lrcome 1lmHoa shfia
Wn Nng talE trips between Washington
fuI Erw York. irrs.n9 a...i-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
Strawberry Festival Tonight.

The Atiora Club Of the Y. " &. 4.
will hold a strawberry festival II the
". c. 4 cafeteria, Ninth and Ship
10y streets. this evening for the benefit
ii their French Orphan Fund and Silver
Bay Conference Fund.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
DOyER'S G. A. r.. VETERANS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. MAY n Dover Grand Arm,
veterans will observe Memorial Dar un>t
Thursday, an q httlng manner. SUNDAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-24
FREE. TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home Cure ha' Anyone Can t'se
Withour Discomfort or Loss of Tim,

We have New Method that cures Asthma
and We want YOU 70 tTy II at our cxDeusc
No matter whether your case Is of long
standing ar recent Development Whether II
j. present az ofCaSipnal or chronic Asthma.
you should send for a free trial OF our
met bod No matter in what climate YOU
live no matter what your age or occupa-
tion If you are troubled with asthma our
met h0d should relieve YOU promptly
We especially wan TO send j. 70 thosc
Apparently hopeless cases. where ali forms
Oi inhalcrs. douches opium preparations
fumes patent smokes etc have failed
We want 10 show everyone, at our own
expense that this new met hOd is designed
10 end all difficult breathing all wheeling
and all those terrible paroxysms at once
and for ali time.
Thi. free offer is TOO important 70 neglect
single day Write now and then begin
the method az once Send no money
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Quickly Relieved

by gently rubbing the affected parts
with Meth-o-sol. Gives grateful re-
lief IN Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lum-
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IN the Chest, strains or sprains.
Very penetrating. A jar should be
in every home. Highly endorsed by
physicians. Accept no substitute.
Meth-o-sol is in ointment form and
green in color. Sold by all leading
druggists. 35c jar.
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value Slid.
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