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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
MRS. SHEFF|NGTON
I. IS S|LENCED BY
j. S. GOVERNMENT
San Francisco Meeting Addressed
by Widow of Sim Fein Leader
is Broken Up.
SHE is FORCIBLY REMOVED
By Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
San Francisco, Cal. April 25-Agents
of the Department OF Justice last night
broke up a meeting which was addressed
bv Mrs Hannah ShcchySketiington
widow of a leader of the Sin Fem rehciilon
in Ireland, forcibly removed here from the
platform and detained the chairman oi
the meeting. William Short
\ patrol wagon load of police scattered
several gatherings, before threats I" rescue
Mrs Skctfington and Short could hc ph'
into execution,
Mrs. SkefIingtou was scheduled T." speak
IN n downtown auditorium but persons
who went 10 the building were turned
AWAY nj the doors, the explanation beng
that agents of the building, acting under
instructions from the Department oi jus
tiss,. had denied her the use of the premises
Later obtaining another hall IN diier-
cnt section Of the city Mrs. Skeihngtoh
had spoken half an hour against conscrip-
ton IN Ireland when agents oi the Depart
mept of Justice escorted her to the side
walk. Mr.. Short according to the au-
thorlties. then addressed the crowd ap-
pcaling TO them not Ia permit the meet
ing 10 bc disrupted
Accompanied hv Mrs S>ctiington he
was taken to the police station where .,
was booked IN route 20 the | nited states
marshnIs office
Mrs Skcflingtou was detained II the
station untit thc crowd which acCompanco
her had dispersed She then was released
The meeting which Mrs SkCthngtor
was to have addressed n downtoWr 2
auditorium was called by the Peoples
Council ot tmcrlca
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
W.C.T.U. MEETS Al
EASTLAKE CHURCH
Annual Spring Institute Well At
tended by Delegates From
New Castle Co.

The sprinp institute II the Womcn's
Christian Temperance tnion ~ Now
Castle county Is in scssion today ~ The
Eastlakr 81 II Church
Miss : Ella Davis. for the local church,
extended greeting 80 Tho members and
Delegates WIN ihen listened 70 the reading
81 the minutes and reports ~ officers and
committee
For the ucV hcadquar'"r- iOif Sash-
ington street 27}7 rae COLLECTED and other
amounts are expected
An interesting account N hc "
4 wnrk ~ Port du Pon' was gwen ~ the
-ccrofarv Mr. Darymplr erylcc
flag with - stars wac presented hy Miss
l<ato Butter. cornmernoratlnR men Who
bavc l,ecn interested h the work II thc
lssoclation Rev J W Willis pf ~t
George DR. Nichols of Epwor'h and Rsv
WAYNE Cummings ~ FbencZor made
short addresses
r,r h. afternoon session addresses hy
lfr-l Luu +. sheppard of Utah an'
lir- Florence = IIiii.s arc on n" pro
grain
president presided
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
MILITARY FUNERAL
FOR PRIVATE ZEBLtY
Wilmington Soldier Dies a. Camp
DIX, Indirect Result of
Gunshot Wound

Tbe funeral II newton Iehlev the
Wilmington soldier who drd at ann
DIX ia turil 23 agrd ~ all take pi8cr
tomorrow afternoon ulth Dfernenf 'n
-ilverhroak caTnetert with military honor
3 firing squad from the Fort v-secnnd
niied states Infantry irtarhment, ai
Pigeon Point. having been arranged Tor
by courtesy II Lieutenant bingham
Zeblev raz a private and was enrolled
n DIVISION 2 III The Iocah Board, and
uent ~ Camp Dix on aprl
Iie -creived 3 ulinshot wound about a
wear ago While on guard Gutv near the
Water Works here. and continued n ieei
H. effects although accepted On physlca.
examination He contracted . cold after
hike of his organization and this dc-
yeinped into lObar PNEUMONIA.
His v1fe who With her ciiild j -tavnG
with trends at 10 W est xenty-thlrd
street vas At lis bedside hen ne aicd
AZ midnight II lesday. md peak with
great appreciation ~ the ElndneSs shown
IT, herself and the care gwen her husband
A Red Cross nurse accompanled ner On
her trip back from camp with ne BODY
which was fully prepared f1r ourIa4 and
encased in "a handsome rasket. " @
understood that Mrs ZebleY wit Re en-
titled 10 4 payment Of $1,000 on account
of her husband death.
Private Zebiey lad seen three years
naval service before he enlisted 1n juno
IS. 1916. IA Go. D, Delaware National
Guard. and served on the Mexican border
he became corporal January -, 1917, ana
vas mustered out February l5, iAl4
when the regiment came nome
He had been employed hv kennedy s
son. decorators, II % Market street
before his army service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
GERMANS FREE MISSION.
lruguayans Taken From Spanish Steamer
Are Allowed 10 Proceed to France.

By Associated Press to livery Evening
Washington. April p The ruguayan
mission Ia France Whch recently Vas
intercepted by German submarine
operating off the Canary Islands Mas.
according to latest reports received here,
finally permitted to proceed, but II Is
not known under what conditions
The mission, on the Spanish steamer
Infanta Isabel De Borbon, WAS halted
near the end OF It's Journey. One report
saws the commissioners were removed
from the ship Reports received here do
not make clear whether the Uruguayans
actually were taken on the submarine,
but do establish that they finally We're
permitted to proceed
1t was halting Of the mission that
caused Uruguay 70 call on Germany for
an explanation and gwen indications o( 4
disposition to regard the interference as
Rn act OF war
Coupled with recent reports from
London thai | ruguay we'll a> Argentina
WAS preparing to enter war, the incident
has aroused unusual interest here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
TRUST HELD VALID,
In Regard TO Certain Property Of Late
Vicar-Gcneral Lyons.

Chancellor Curtis. in the Court OF
Chanccry, yesterday afternoon, rem
dercd "a decision in the case of Rev. John
]. Monaghan, bishop of the diocese oi
Wilmington, vs. Annie Joyce, hill Tor
specific performance of contract to pur-
chase certain real estate, property oi the
late Rev John 4. Lyons, vlcar-general oi
the diocese of Wilmington, which was de
vised To the complainant ito be applied
10 such charitable purposes OF the diocese
Of Wilmington as he may deem hitting.
The defendant contracted Ia purchase
the real estate mentioned in the bill OF
complaint. and the question arose ms ="
the validity of the trust created by the
will of Nicar-Gcncral Lyons. Chancellor
Curtis held the trust 10 be valid, but m
asmuch rs no power was given III the VIII
10 the trustee To sell and convey the real
estate the hill was dismissed. The real
estate comprises five dwellings and land
in Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
FEW AMERICANS KILLED.
Less Than a Dozen at Seicheprey, iS3
Possibly Captured.
81 prcsp n Every Evcning

~ AssfcIsted Press IN Every Evening
Washington. April 25. The number of
Atner,cane killed IN the German attack
nf Anril 20 near Scicheprcy was less than a
dolcn and tho number of injured vas
about 20
.rbos. Ggurea yerc made known today
and appeared ~ give support 70 inc
German claim that l$3 Americans were
,,,,t,,rr,l .incc i previously had been that
tLc tncrican casi1aIiles were around 200
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
ABOUT SABBATH SALES.
Restaurants and Ice Cream MOI Objected
10 hY Preachers.

Wilmington ministers deny & published
statement hat the clergy are divided
concerning proper observance 81 sunday.
The Ministerial lnIon some weeks
ago unanimously recommended proiiIbi-
ton OF the sale Of uon-essentials on sun
day. and the Wilmington " +. Preachers
ASSOCIATION subsequently made similar
Recommendation \ committee repre-
.enting the iar1er body conferred with the
board Of Police commissioners TUESDAY
and requested hat. instead ot ordering
blinds down. The commission enforce he
SUNDAY law prohibiting the sale ii non
essentials. II Is said the committee
considered restaurant, essential aud pat
icc cream saloons M he same class
The result Of the conference viii be re-
ported u the Wilmington VI I. Preach
ers' Association next Monday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
2 900 or ALIEN ENEMY
CONVICTED LAST YEAR
Department of Justice DisprOves Reports
That il Has Not Been Diligent in
Prosecuting "DisIoyalty.'
By Associated Pres, to EYery Evening


Washington. April - -Refuting recent
charges that the Department Of Justice
had not been active ia combating enemy
propaganda within the United States
the department TODAY reported that at
least 3 900 convictions had been obtained
during the laS' <c4r under wholly in
adequate Federal iavs against sabotagI
disloyal uttcranccs and other forms Of
interference with the var
On charges Of interfering with opera
ton Of the draft ,, ,465 persons have been
convicted or have pleaded guilty and Isl
have been acquitted
Under the espionagc act which had
been stretched to cover many varying
cases Of disloyaIty. there have been 226
convictions and IL acquittais Under
general war statutes 228 have been con
victed and 50 acquitted Twenty-three
persons have been found guilty Of max
ing threats against the PRESIDENT and ten
acquitted on this charge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
70 AMERICANS DEAD,
29 WOUNDED ON LIST
Two Lieutenants on Roll Of Dead
Sent From Over Seas
Armies Today.

~ Associated Press - Every Evening
Washington. Npr = The casualty
list today contained - names divided
+ rs follows
Killed in action. ; dlcd oi wounds. =.
died 81 accident 4 died q disease, 4.
died of other causes ! wounded severely
Z ;: wounded slightly. =
Lieutenant Lauren ! : Aver Is included
among the killed in action Lieutenant
James Calder Marquardt died Of accident
The list follows
KILLED ~ t,TIoN
Lieutenant Laurence ; AVER
Private Frank NcC all
ptEp III WOUNDS
Sergeant Emu SengeI
Prvates Clarence ; Eaton Giuseppe
Mollnari. Frank tlckno. Horace ~ Nc-
Dermont Samuel Roach
DIED az pIsLA~
PrvatcS Charles II Clough Elmer K
johnson. Albert Kelly Harvey T. Me
Peak. George Moore. Earl Burton Rath-
hum. Elmer George Zuschlac
DIED OF ACCIDENT
Lieutenant James Calder Maruuardt
Corpora Danjcl ] Scanlon
Pnvatcs Donald r Frazier. Robert
Sammons.
WOUNDED sly EkELi
Corporal Carl a Johnson. ,lr
Privates Orner A Godln. John Ii. SIM
mons. Napoleon Il Charles. Roger W
Williams.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Sergeant George + Dolan.
Corporals Til Samuel buckingham.
Fred D. Chrlstianson, Edward ? Joyce
Buglcr Nicholas Angelo.
Privates Earl " Earrovs, alter
Berry. Walter B Blrkland Evereti +
Brlstow. John VI Corhit Chsrie~ !
Goodnov Rov Gullick>on Nasib Had
dad. HARRY 4 Kane Leonard \. Il Gall.
Theodore Rand Met abe. steve Alelmuk.
Arthur |, NouId> William ] MuisneY
Harry \ Murray Andrew J Nett
George VI Powers Iohn / ~fjrled
Patrick NJ stanton
pIED % oTaIR ,U>i-
Private Jesse NJ King
Private Hector + Rollman. previously
reported missing now reported prisoner
tn Germany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
HUN MINISTER
ANOCOUNT CzERN|N
LASHED BY PRESS
Their Conduct Abashes Nation,
Says Berlin Paper. in Campaign
Against Both.
RADICAL CHANGES NEAR

By Associated Press to Every Evening
London, April 25Coun Won Hert-
ling, the imperial German chancellor.
according to an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen, is officially re-
ported TO have brought suit against the
Dcutschc Xeitung of Berlin, for an article
published Wednesday in which DIR. won
kuehlmann, the German foreign secrc-
tary. and Count Czcrnin. the former Aus
trian foreign secretary, were attacked
The newspaper asserted that the two
statesmen during the negotiations nj
Bucharest acted in manner which
ahased their countries. Secretary Won
kuchlmann. It is represented. was seen
often with a wcll-known member oi the
underworld, while Count Czernin every
evening visited u theatre where dancing
girls were among the performers.
The German Liberal newspapers, IT
Is added, sharply criticise the Deltschc
Xcitung. saying that DIR. Won i\uehlmanh
has not done ANYTHING worse than Is often
witnessed bv the Berlin population when
the annual meeting Of peasants are heid
IN the German capital
The Norwacrts SAYS. The entire altar
Is like an intrigue at the court nl l.ouis
NV The plottcrs went with thclr ac-
cusations about Dr yon huehlmann $
immortality to very highly placed lady
who Is we'll known for her strict moral
code through whose influence they hoped
to achieve their object
The Hague Aprll - There are IN
dication~ that political changes may I've
expected soon in Germany, as vel n
AUSTRIA Tho question of the REJECTION
! of the Rcirh.tag resolution and thc lie
po>aI of Foreign Secretary Won hiehi-
mann are discussed daily
Raron H,lrian IL referred - as y strong
! man b, the Rhcnish Gazette $ Vienna cor
respondent who also SAYS that IIsza z
nrain thr rcactnnars master m iiungar
au1 that Czcrnln influence vii iortu-
| uatclv bcnIn to hc countcractcd ! MS i
] i frank admission 81 Buran $ rcartionarN
tendency. which hitherto has bccn denied
| III the pres.
The annc>atloni,t Ncscr IcnunF re-
4 marks that nov that III" Vienna "rlsr
/ i over the WAY 90 prorved Win me ho
! nanIan negotiations Is clcHr, anu 'n"'
/ efforts arr beng made ~ ltcrlm dlpln-
/ n,aiic circles to avoid former peace treats
/ pitfalls. for this reason Czcrmn rcslgna
| tion being considered M advantage ~
/ p3per hnpcS to SEQ i new era "a NlCnna
and "frrshcr wind Buran has post
poned his visit to Berlin. and ls ioavlns
/ for bucharest with von ku"hlmann q
/ the end ~ the mid-weck to resume tn
| Rumanian negotiations
The controversy ~ - whether the tier
| man foreign secretary IS 10 - increases
in vchcmcnce The conservative pres
asserts that he will hc bant>hed as soor
~ Tho Rup,auIan treaty i settled, hut III,
liberal pres issues daily dcniai- an,
| carefully explains that Von hu"hlihahh
| Indispo>tion Is not diplomatic
The Frankfurttr Icltung reports that
ss II ynu Brthmann-tiollwrg's : time th
pan Germans are distributing secret
| ncrnI,,ous p,mphlrt, III over the coun
ir> with astonishing rapidlty IN order T.
weaken the position 81 the present lead
| inc statesmen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
PROBING LIMA. o.. FIRE.
Flames Break Out in Three Places. rip
pie Railroads Operations by Destroy
inc Rolling Stock.

By Associated Press to ENcrA E4enins
Lima OHIO April - Federal agents
today arc investigating three fires which
broke out simultaneously IN the Lake
Erie and Western Railroad shops here
last night and virtually destroyed the
plant valued al S5000a0 IN employe
Of the shops has been arrested
Property loss included al least 10
locomotives urgently needed IN work, 4
new train Of troop coaches just completed,
and a score of other coaches Ten thou-
sand dollars worth Of Liberty Bonds sub
scrptions We're burned IN the office OF
shoIs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
ALL WOOL To GOVERNMENT.
Growers to Accept Price Of July 30 Lasts
Seizure Avoided.

Ry Associated Press 70 Every Evenlne
Washington, ADrl. -5 ooi grower
Ia cnnfpreDce here today with the War
Industries Board agreed 90 turn over -'
Az government the entire WOOL output
IL the United states at prices based on the
nrire prevailing for washed wool on july
80 last
In accepting he government proposal
Ia. zroaers avoided having their produ,
con,mandeerel. The government viii taSc
al wool produced and now IN Sarehouse,
and viii distribute what b, not required
Tor the army and navy TO dealers Tor civil
ian needs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
BOARD OF HEALTH.
]. Frank Grier rendered appointment as
Member.

]. Frank DAVIS having foupd 1t neees-
sary to decline appointment as Il member
o the Board Of Health Mayor LAWSON
has rendered the post Of business man
member to II Harry Grier, a resident Of the
Seventh ward
The mayor said to-day that he had not
decided upon any other appointments
1t is expected that the personnel Of the
new board will be announced in Few
davs Among those mentioned n possible
members IRE Drs Robert t. tllegood,
John NJ ~tadter Charles Il Boehm and
Michael Ostro
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
NO EMOTIONS. SAYS SCHwAB.
Families Will Not Have 10 Move From
Homes Seized for Shipbuilders.
'ress 70 Every Evening

B! A~>ofId ttd iftHS 70 F-NtiE i'''hihb
PhilaIclpnla April p None ot the
iaInilic. here will have ~ vacatr their
homes. despite the notice from ranci> ].
Boltlcs assist ant manager of the lmcr-
gen,.y Fleet Corporation. hat they would
have 10 move to MAKE room for Hog Island
shipbuilder>
Assurances ol tins camc from Charles
" Schwsb. nc, head ol thy shipbuildiug
program today when in q brief interview
gwen Just before hc departed for New
ark. y J. he said
There Is no need Of putting families
out Of their homes There must have
been some misunderstanding Every
thing viii be adjusted all right and per,
sons whose homes Werc seized can feel
assured that they viii not have TO move. I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
BIG STEAMER OyERTURNS.
81. Paul American Line Has Mysterlou,
Mishap in Dry Dock.

By AaSoclaI6d FF0Ss @ EVoFy EVennE
An Atlantic Port April 25 The Ans
crican Line steamship = Paul overturned
while being warped around hcr pier here
today after coming from q nearby dry
dock Il believed al persons on board
between 500 and 90 worllmen escaped,
but rs the vessel lies two-thirds submerg-
ed. some NAV have pershed
Whether the St. Pau's seacocks we're
LETT open or whether the ballast shifted,
remains to be determined
Soldiers were placed on guard on end
around the pier Immediately after the
accident II was learned that the ship had
been brought alongside the pier She
listed suddenly to port
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
JUVENILE COURT.
No Serious Offences Appear Despite I'M
Dressiye Sound OF Charges.

Tr.,pa--. Arccut d money rcccIycd lOr
selling papers. di>ordcrly conduct and
contempt OF court ~ere the tech
meal charges against seven boys Be
tween and 10 wears, p the Juvenile
Court Il, the weekly session, yesterday
Behind these charges lay the usual
cause, Of unhappy home life and vicious
surroundings and each received cor
roctive and helpful treatment from Judge
Prckett who also approved OF action
taken BY the court officials IA several
probation cases.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
GREENWOOD "ONER THE TOP
pectal Dispatch to Every Evening

special Dispatch 10 Every Evening
Greenwood. Del hpfil - y z
!;Argr and enthusiastic meeting held IN
the auditorium Monday evening whIch
WAS addressed by Chief Justice James
Pcnnewill a. Delaware and G. I Arnold
Of Philadelphia. the third Liberty Loan
was subscribed to the full quota of
S23 900 allotted to tins district, Green
wood thereby going ever the too and
being entitled 70 IN honor flag Il Is also
the second district IN the county 10
subscribe its full quota
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
COTTON BREAKS AGAIN.
Drops 81 a Bale Today. Making Decline
SO in Two Days.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York, April 25. Tho cotton
market sustained another severe tumble
this morning, prices breaking upwards Of
81 n bale or about $40 a bale decrease IA
two daya and s35 from the highest of The
scnson on April 4 July dropped 10 26.76
and October TO 2oy5, representing new
low levels for the season.
Wall Street sas heavy buyer early,
but cotton came out IN great qIantitics
through wire houses with southern con
nections. presumably rejecting favorable
crop conditions and increased spot offer
ngs. Japanese interests were large buyers
on the hrenk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
WAS ON Record Flight.

The airship which was seen going south
over Wilmington at ~ 80 yesterday after
noon and north at ) was that of Major
George Tulasne, the noted French aviator,
who made a record round trip between
New York and Washington tie LETT
Mipeola at 9 a. IN. and was back at t. p. N.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
Accused of Assauliing Policeman.

Leonard J. Wales, attorney Tor Vincent
Flore and Samuel Cgino, in the City
Court today. had their cases continued
until tomorrow They arc charged with
assault and battery On Patroman Fore
man on Monday night al wedding IN
German Hall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
Parish House Welcomes Service Men.

4. Andrew PARISH house, At EIghtn
and Orange streets, viii be open every
sunday. beginning April IS, from ; TO 80
p. m. for convenience Of all soldiers AMI
sailors and their out-of-town guests.
Chaperones viii ne m attendance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
DE.AriS.

PENNINGTON At Ahlltown Del, on
April 2l. 1918 Mary l. Pennington
aged so years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at the residence
81 her son-in-law leslie Dcrickson, al
Alilltown on saturday April - al 2
. clock lntcpt.ent at v htc Clay Creek
cemetery Automobilcs vail meet trolley
at stanton that leaves Wilmington at II =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
DOVER WINS HONOR FLAG.
,ocial Dispatch t. Esory Evening

spoclaI DispaFrb . fNtFS F.NVHIIlK
Dover April p Dover, Liberty
Loan committe. reports to-day thu II
has gone over the top BY exceeding
ITS quota over $1,000 and expects
Ia reach the three hundred thousand
muk before the drive eloses Dover :
quota was S225.OO0 Amount subscribed
40 10 last night $50. 900 Honor iiag
h4s hep,, ordered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
MOONEY STRIKE" CALLED.
Seattle Laborers Will be { allied Out May
as Protest Against Execution.
ed Press to Every Evening

q, NSsocIatod Press @ EN"Ty EN0WnE
seattle Wash. April p The State
Central Labor Council voted early today
q call "a general strike here FOR 24 hours,
NAV l. according 10 official announce
nent ~ a demonstration for Thomas !.
Mooney sentenced to hang IN California
following his conviction on the charge ~
numbering one of the victims of the san
Francisco preparedness parade bomb
j. f,l,Siou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
THE HAGUE SEES TROUBLE
Relations With Germany Very
Serious Foreign Minister
Tells Parliament.
By Associated Pres. to Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
The Hague, April p. Speakingtoday
in the first chamber Of The Netherlands
parliament on the sand and gravel quc,-
ton with Germany tho Dutch foreign
minister declared he could not and must
not conceal from the chamber the fact that
the question w;49 d very serious one.
H. said hc could not say more about II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
stolen ar Recovered.

Al, automobile belonging - oscar
q Gouerl. lr wa stolen from ia gont d
Firth street east q Market la~l aght an3
was recovered b> the police to-day along
the { Causcw8N.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
Goes 10 ( amp DiN.

frank II Moore Of 5ll West oNh
street has been inductcd INTO the UnltAd
States arm, and leaves for Camp Dis.
y. j.. tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
l. :. \. Recruiting Office for Dover.

4 navy recruiting office Is contemplated
for Dover, preliminary investigation being
under way br ShIphttcr l. l. Hartman,
who Is n present connected with the local
station
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
Assessment Appeals.

The totai assessment Of real estate for
CITY taxation vii not be eascertainabic until
next week tlearing Of appeals will eon-
tinuc till April 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
Goes With Baltimore Hotel.

d.corgc sydney has resigned a clci hshlp
IN the liotcl du Pont 10 accept q similar
posItioD in the southern hotel Baltimore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
du Pont High Beats kenneti High.

The du Pont High won over Kennel
at baseball Yesterday by the score Of to )
IN = well played game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-25
p n- : a Celebration.

Washington Camp No. Il, P.O ;. A.
viii celebrate is 18th anniversary next
Tues l4v evening at 6ll Market street.