Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-08
FromOver There
Letters Of interest from Americas
soldiers who are with the allied
force In France.
Every Evening will be glad TO receive
and print letters of this character.

Miss Hannah Wright of Kirkwood has
received card from Private Glenn Fair
telling of his safe arrival over seas. He is n
member of Headquarters Co, ll5th
Infantry.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey II. Lamborn. OF
Marshalton have received n letter stat
ing that their son Harry {. has arrived
safely overseas. He is a member oi the
Delaware Sanitary Troops, 307th Engine
ers. Before going into service MIR Lam
born was employed by the Retail tirocers
Exchange IN Wilmington. He has host OF
friends IN Wilmington and Marshaliton.
A short time before sailing he was home
and was married to Miss Bertha Hamilton
of Elsmcrc.
b T. Strcbb, who lives a. No. 1908
Lowering avenue and was drafted April ],
and sent to Camp Dix was scnt across
| ON Nav 10. His mother received letter
ON June 20. telling of his arrival winch he
wrote ON June 10 lie SAID that he was
IN the best Of health and that he would
no. return until they had crushed auto
cracv. and won for democracy.
William Graham, of Marshallton. re-
ccived cablcgram on Friday from his
son. G. II Graham notifying hum oi his
safe arrival at naval base overseas.
Graham enlisted IN the navy Mt the local
recruiting station siN weeks ago.
Mrs r. T. Robinson of No sos West
Sixth street, has received a letter from her
son. Alexander Dillln. telling Of hls safe
arrival in France He was we'll and en-
loving the life Before entering the service
he was employed hy the Adams Express
Co
Thomas kirln. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
William kirIin. Of No. PA East Fourth
street. has arrived IN Franco according 70
word received hy hS parents lie Is a
member OF Battery G, Booth Field Arhl-
lery.
Mrs Ira Graham. of No 81 Zinc
street has received letter from her am,
Charles G. Graham. formerly q local
policeman now with the culor- IN France.
lie left Wilmington few months ago
Neal \. Mclaughlin. son Of MARI and
MARY Mclaughlin, az No 1908 East
Eighth street who was sent "oycr there
Is DAYS after he had reached Camp Dix.
announces his safe arrival abroad
Mr. and Mrs James \ lhcrhardt
~ 1926 Market street have received ?
letter from their son. Lieutenant Icon
Ebcrhardt of the Three Hundred and
Seventh Machine Gun Battalion. which
recently arrived IN England from Camp
Din The letter was written not long
since, NJ Which tirpC the Young officer
sand in his letter that they were about 10
bc moved 10 France
G. ] Cole. q private IN the Provisional
Company, Ono hundred and Sixteenth
Engineers. who has hccn III France for
several weeks. has written to his mother,
telling of life in the training camp IN
France Whom IN this city ole made his
home with his brother Elmer Colo,
zoos ShallcroSs avenue In the letter
ia his mother he also tells 81 tho trans
port on which he went over coihdng
with another transport when 500 mlrs
out nj sea and Of having 10 return to
An american port for repairs
Mr. and Mrs " ryic az 1928 West
Eighth street have received word from
thcil son. William Of bis ~afc arrival
IN France lie stated that tic IS in active
service ard is ENJOYING the host Of health