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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
DECLARE AGAINST CARRANzA.

La ReDubIca. a local paper. printed
in an extra Friday afternoon, a COPY
OF what was claimed to be an open
letter from Gen. Felipe Angeles. for
mer Villa artillery chief, declaring
against Carranza and proposing Dr.
Francisco Nasquez Gomez for provis-
ional president The letter was dated
New York. where II was stated a
junta had been organized. Luis Ca
ballero. Emiliano ZaData and Fran
cisco Villa favor the movement, it
added
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
Didn't Believe In Banks
and the Usual Hdbbened

banks. so he kept his $500 savings.
with which he hoped TO pay a first in
stalment on an apartment building OF
his own. in his bureau drawer. and the
money is gone-and now Rosinger
doesn't believe In ANYTHING.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
CAPTAIN NJ. E. CASSIDY
APPOINTED MORALE OFFICER

Camp Cody. Deming, y. IL. Nov. II.
Capt N. z. Cassidy. Of Bisbee. Ariz-,
who has been assistant camp adjutant,
has been appointed camp morale Of
ficer and it viii be his duty 10 see
that everything Is 100 percent eff
cient. so far as clean and wholesome
entertainments and sports and gen
eral conduct al all the troops are con-
cerned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
CAPTAIN GEORGE MUNTEANU
ACTING ASST. CHEF OF STAFF

Camp Cody. Deming, y II. Nov. Il
Capt George Munteanu. who has
been acting chief OF staff. has been
appointed acting assistant chief OF
staff
The polite young soldier who SAYS:
I'll see II the chief Of staff is busy"
is private Howard Dell, who knows
how 70 do things rlght
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
BURLINGHAsr TO sALIyA CRUz.

Lloyd Birmingham, American consul,
who has been doing work in northern
Mexico, with headquarters in Juarez.
has been appointed consul at Salina
Cruz. on the isthmus Of Tehauntipec.
where vessels from Canton. Shanghai
and Japan call on their way to the
Panama canal Mr.. Birmingham will
leave Monday for his new post. and
VIII 60 by way Of Laredo. Mexico City
and Neracruz, and thence by steamer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
MAJ. WEAVER IS APPOINTED
CAMP EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Mai Carl c. Weaver has been ap-
pointed camp executive officer. The
appointment came as surprise TO
Maj Weaver. who expressed his ap-
probation OF the honor His office
adjoins division headquarters on the
west
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
ENRIQUEz GIVES up FIGHT.

Governor Ignacio Enriquez, the de-
posed chief magistrate OF chihuahua,
is on his way 10 Mexico City to con-
fer with president Carranza, having
given uD the idea Of resisting the mil
itary authorities under Gen Francisco
Murgufas since he was unable to col
lect q sufficiently large body of men
from civil occupations. according to
reports received in Juarez. It was
also reported that Gen. Murguia was
in full control Of Chihuahua and that
al is quiet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
Drdftee Does Drilling
Next Door To Home

Winthrop, Mass. Nov. 11.-Jose2h P.
Flannery was drafted" His mother
felt sad because he expected to 90 far
from home. When his assignment
came il was for a fort next door. Now
his mother can sit at her parlor win
dow and watch her son drill.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
CARRANzA CALLS FNRToUEz.

Cen Ignacio Enriquez, deposed as
governor Of Chihuahua by Gen. Fran
cisco Murguia. has been ordered to
Mexico City BY president Carranza
Tor a conference il was reported to-
day IL added that a governor friend
~ to Murguia was being sent TO take
charge in Chihuahua Gen Enriquez
is in western Chihuahua rallying
home guards TO his side. He is ex-
pected 10 be assigned to another state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
Help Wanted-MaIe and Female
WANTED-Bay CT girl for fountain
Union Drug Co.
Help Wsnted-PenaIe


WANTED-Experience coiored woua1
for housework- No cooking Must stay
nights. 1215 e Rio Grande-
EXPERIENCCD GIRL wanted for fruit
and cigar stand. references Popular fruit
store. 40 y Oregcn-
ENGLISH speaking woman for general
houseworiz- No washing Must stay nights
Coed salary Small family 50f Texas
WANTED-Glrl for general house work
Must stay some nights Apply 1911 Nh
coffin
WANTED -Experienced lady bookkssper
and typlst- address P o. Box No. J.
Naco. Ariz-
DR. EDWARD ATER. ISIS Trust BIG.
Especially equipped for treatment o. al
chronic diseases Diseases o. women
Nervous diseases Phone 49,
WASTED-Frsnch gil Cor one who speaks
French TO take care OF child; stay nights
Rowlands. 1901 Elm St. Manhattan Hgts-
Phi 3297.
WANTED = Experienced dining RON
Mattresses. SO week Lunch counter
MATTRESSES. 81 week Apply Modern Cafe.
Bssement Gills RdE
WANTED-Wst nurse Woman with baby
under five months old 10 stay IN hcuss
and partly or wholly nurse baby Phone
I710W.
WANTED-Experienc servant girl fer
house work and care CT children Must
speak some English Phone 550S- s1e5
Douglas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
Situations Rauted-MaIe

~-----~-~-~--@----------~
WANTED-Position BY young nan expert
euced hockkeerer. Best OF references
Health good address D14 care Herald
MINING or mill work. Situation wanted
By ran OF many years experience IN cp-
Grating mines. etc address Nj. Herald
NAN past draft age. desires position as
hotel clerk or some light Job Good
housekeeper and nurse W H Cusenberys
Haehita. \. II.
WANTED-Painting rooms tinted 81 uD-
Save money BY painting paper roofs
Make them laS- three years longer Phi
ss7s-
FOR THE services OF an Al experienced
travelling salesman. well acquainted w.tA
the trade. good recommendation from
present. employer Pm 1s5sJ-
FIST CLASS butcher. an around man.
wants position as meat cutter or as fore
man In packing house address Dr.
care Herald
MAN 4O-WnlinE honest and industrious.
hard worker. wishes position Not AFRAID
10 work Would consider overtime Fair
wages expected 7 an not living IN E
fsso- Address Tl3o. care Head
FIRST CLASS office manager-bookksepe
credit and collection manager, now en-
ployed By a leading El Paso firm. desires
change Best OF references furnished AL-
dress DO. care Herald.
YOUNG ENGLISH8IAN. Wishing 10 learn
the cattle raising business as pracliced on
a large scale IS willing 10 give hiS ssrv-
ices free. and II necessary pay for board.
ETC. where he can learn sane Heas-hT
and strong and not frightened to turn
70 and wozk -ard when needed L =
WeuEer. IS TaVln- St Providence. r J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
ALBERT nALLIN DIES.

Copenhagen. Denmark, Nov. IL
Albert Balm. general director of the
Hamburg American Steamship COM
pany. died suddenly Saturday. accord
ing to an announcement made in Ber-
lin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
LABOR FEDERATION MAN
IS HERE FOR CONVENTION

@ o. Young. travelling organizer OF
the American Federation OF Labor. ar
rived in FL Paso Monday morning TO
attend the coming sessions Of oil and
gas well workers. who will convene
Nov. IS for two or three weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
Lodge Notices

FRATERNITY LODGE No. iii. A.F-A.1I.
Stated meeting OF Fraternity No III. will
be held At S14H Texas street. Tuesday.
November 18th. ISIS.
W. F. ORR.
Worsh1p1ul Master.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11

Young MAN-Not in the draft. single.
and have been agricultural student az
- & " C. OF Texas: worked a. labor
student IN the dairy department 7 make
horticulture and agrunony cattle FEEDING
and breeding specialties- I can class and
judge your livestock worked some in
irrigation ! can plan and build up yonr
farm and home I conduct your busi-
ness entrusted tc me as 7 would ny own
Ny professor says. that I an energetic.
honorable and a good mixer I an IN
charge Of feeding and caring for a large
dairy herd row A better climate ard
better wages suits me better II you need
ne write at once Robt- E Solomzz. Sil-
yer City. y n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11

King George, Of England. has granted
permission to several British women to
wear foreign orders and decorations con-
ferred on them for war service by heads
Of various countries affiliated with the
allies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
Help Wanted Male


ALL ROUND PRINTER who can operate
linroypc- Columb bus Courier. Columbus.
New Mexico
WANTED-Delivery boy with wheel. one
not going 10 school Highland Ra-A
store Phone ISL
SPLENDID opportunity FOR man OF al
around office ability Must have knowl-
edge Of typewriter Apply II A Gunst.
IL ". san Antonio
A HIGH CLASS. experienced bookkesper
and office manager. Must expect 10 be
permanent Write fully Address e Pasc
Piano Co. P O. Box 556-
LOCOMOTIVE F1RE1IEN. s150-s200
monthly, experience unnecessary Best
opening IN raiiroading for inexperienced
men Promotion TO engineer. S75o-Ssg0-
Write. send stamp. Railway. care Herald
WANTED AT ONCE-Experienced dry
goods and furnishings man with some
knowl edge OF shoes S1e5 TO start. good
opportunity for a hustler state extent
OF experience with reference Apply z J.
German. Mgr. Gordon Dry Goods Co. Cal
lup. n "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11

Of IeadfoiI and 100 pounds Of tinfoil
was collected and assorted by the
children Of the Highland Park school
this week. There is also a carload OF
and newspapers ready for
shipment These We're assorted by
the boys Of the Junior Red Cross. it
was reported today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11

e Paso and Vi
cinity: Fair tonight
ard Tuesday, warm
CT tonight
New Mexico and
Arizona Fair to-
night and Tuesday
rot much change in
temperature.
West Texas Fair
tonight and Tues
day. warmer to
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11

NoO toloV-rrS AFTER
NJ VAR MFENIoULnE
70 g As Old as UiST
| olDHAS-So eosl,s
HAVE PLRTJ &TRE
70 ulHsSEBEN THINGS
lNoO cSOLo HAVE bos&
iD Help VIM -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
Lodge Notices
Lost and Found

Lost and Found
LOST-BIack and white puppy. Return
1905 e Rio Grande-
LOST - small boys hat between St.
Clements church and 1906 block Nevada
Phone 1851
THE DOG was found because he wore a
collar bought at Sheers-Lazenby Co. 80
Texas
LOST-Mink fur collar. black cord. fur
tassei. near stadium celebration Return
SIS Corto street. Reward Tel 5203-
LOST-First National Bank check. $40.
payable to Chas- Dickerson. signed BY
Jennings Construction Co. also Security
Bank Book. Charles Dickerson. Finder
rewarded Phone s0S4M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
Real Estate Wanted

>~-@---~~~----~----~---~-
WANTED-Chsap state land. Box SIS.
karnes City. Tex
WANTED TO buy small bnngaiow fur
nished: small cash payment down Must
% near car line Address E22. care Herald
WANTED TO buy from owner. or room
bungalow near car line. not over S50o1-
VIII pay 10 percent cash Write details
in fuu. address E2f care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11

WANTED - Bright. energetic American
boy "A or Is years old. with wheel. 20
collect small accounts Apply Herald
Business Office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
WEATHER BULLETIN.
Q. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUITURE.
WEATHER BUREAU

Observations taken
at 7 a n. 18th me-
ridlan time. 6 a. n
Fl Paso time. Nov.
II. 1918.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11
Situations Wanted-FemaIs

Oniu20Cls Hanted-fem
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PUBLIC STESOGRAPHER-Ph s.
COMPETENT business woman wishes o.
ice work Can use typewriter. Ph- .555k-
hANIED-By experienced nurse. position
az once. 81 Missouri Phone ss3I.
EXPERIENCED hotel clerk or cashier.
wants position in or cut q city. Address
g. care Herald
EXPERIENCED typist. fillng and general
office assistant. wants position with re-
liable firm Phi 2s2S-
EXPERIENCED woman wants position as
cook and house work: good references
furnished address ms. care Herald
REFINED elderly lady wants position az
companion TO lady Of means Coed hoz-c.
small salary required address Us. caro-
Herald
WOAAN-Experfence On the comptoueter
and in clerical work. wants position suon-
Good reason why Can use typewriter
address MI. care Herald
EXPERIENCED nurse VIII care for SIX
In her home or yours Would leave city
Ladies and children srecitly- Phone 6s-6
or write Dl2. care HeTald-
MARRIED WOMAN q business expert
ence. wishes apartment house 20 maragc-
Best Of references as TO character and
financial standing Address NS1. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-11

helariFe humidity in FL Paso at moo
Monday was 81 percent
Precipitation last p hours Qn.) .-....-
state OF weather ----.-....i .
Lowest temp last night
HtCheEr tenn verrsTvf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
AMUSENfEN / }

1T PAYS TO FIIRT At THE PLAYHOUSE.
Nlcssrs. Lee and J J Shuhert. who
will present Frances Nordstrom and
Joseph NcManus musical comedy II
Paw. to Fhrt at The Playhouse the week
beginning next Monday evening, have
provided a brilliant company OF PLAYERS,
including Victor Morley Clifton Webb,
Fav EVELYN. Peggy Hopkins. Ann IN
drew. Annie Hughes. Clara Palmer, Scott
Walsh. .Jav Wilson Frank Nonderlee,
Marie Burke and Helen Francis Il
Paws To Flirt Is III three acts aud the
locale New York of the present tune
IN tins music play We have m efudlte
professor with Il Young wife. stnd theories
of love THEORIES which do not. tnd never
will work So long IL humanity exists
tnd hen too. Il lively Young doctor
who i, a great - quIck ia the matter 81
blS profession as the professor i IN the
naffcr oi the heart The professor
wife loves the doctor oT thinks she doe9
80 the doctor ; wife. when Il gentleman
picks iip her handkerchief IN the park
imagncs she ha, met her affinity Nnd.
ctIrlously. this affinity has vile, and
the wife thinks she Is IN love With the
doctor. 4 real comedy Is the result
MUSICAL TREAT Al THE 6tKRtck h
1t is a treat whether you are specially
partial to music or not-to hear Senior
WcstOny, the Spanish musical marvel
who is appearing at the Garrick Theatre
this week He plays the piano, OF which
h. appears to be absolute master. and
though he has great difficulty IN speaking
the English language, he has no difficulty
in PLAYING the most popular American
music, whether 1t be classics OF rags
He has one conn position OF his own which
is particularly interesting. Under the
title Of The Heroes Of 1917 he has
blended the American. British and French
national anthems. playing all AT the same
time with his two hands Ills imitation Of
a l0O-mAn orchestra is marvellous
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS At THE QtEEN
All who have seen Douglas Fairbanks
in hls new Aircraft pictures will ap=
preciate tins newest Fairbanks picture
MIR Fix-lt which Is the attraction for
the remainder OF the week IT
the Queen Theatre In Mr. Tx
1t the smiling one does several
original fcats, the nature oi which because.
Of their novelty and attractiveness has
not been disclosed Ii will also IN
terest the followers Of this popular star
to know that instead OF being supported
by one female star III tins picture Fair
banks is surrounded by three or four
ALICE BRADY At THE VICTORIA
A. Il star in pictures, Alice Brady vii
be kept very busy for SOME tune Light
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
GAVE HI vi REAL ~ RPRlSE.
Friends Help EiWood Williams. Railroad
Man, Celebrate Anniversary.

Tuesday evening once OF the most ENJOY
Aide brghdAN anniversary surprise parties
took .tla,c AT tho home oi Mir And Mrs.
EAvpod Williams. 3o0 Concord avenue.
Ii honor 1T Mr. Williams About sixty
friends assembled ii the home of Mr.
and Mrs Pedr K. On West twenty
second street and from there marched 10
the home III Mr. Williams
George Wagner met the guests III the
front door and lnctiN led them into the
large Iyiugroou whli, Mr. Williams was
purD s~cly detained on the upper floor
PLAYING hi- pl4uola. taus uuknoWIngI,
kiifug fIr sound 81 the incoming gIests.
The lIviugroUm was lett III darkness. Mr.
Williams was tIen informed someone
wished to See him al the front door and
ttI> a. hc proceeded down the large open
stairway. Whj ID leads to The llylngro0in.
the co tire light, were qurkly turned on
hy Mr. Wagner. and 10 the utter surprise
If Mir Williams. he met the gaze of has
friends pleasantly remembering him by
large number ~ pretty and useful
gifts
The guests ftcr having enjoyed
most pleasant evening and WITT plenty
Of good things ~ eat, departed for theIr
homes. after extending their best wishes
to Mr. Will. IFS Tne following were
present. Rev ". + Greenfield and Mrs
Grrrnteld Sir and Mrs II Vi Pedrick,
A'r and MIR, g. l. Bildcrback MIR and
Mr. 6 " Hobbs Nir asd Mrs B 6.
Jones. Air and Mis- I.lnwood Elliott
Mr. and Mir, Harry Holliugswortn. Mr.
and AIr> " i Phillips Air and Mrs
RucI LOOMS Mr. and A.r, q T. Plum
uer Air and Mrs Harry TneI. Mir and
Air, Georgr Wagner Mir and Mrs J.
ENood Pierce Harold Pmmmcr. Miss
Helen RcyuoId~. Mrs Moan { nnnghan.
Mis-, i.lSic Coming an, William HaincS
Mis-, Hazel I. Pyle Mrs j Nelson Tally
Mrs Annie WIngatc. Mrs j W Hopkins,
MIR Clara ChapfcIi. Mrs NJ Hutchin-
son Mrs Charles Irner Mrs J Is
Tucker, Mir, John " Stctzer Mrs Ad
dic Wingate Mrs r. } Britton Mrs H.
Blttle, Mrs ". l. HIg"es, Mrs Carrie L.
Ninkcr, Mrs Anna Lakeland, Miss
Evelyn g. + hott, Miss Ella Wilkins,
Grant Wilkins, Melvin Tally
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
Mr.. WILSON s Def
IN LOAN Campaign
MAKES MORE SALES
Matching the President" Proving
Popular Game in Selling
Liberty Bonds.
SOUSA'S BAND COMING

Reports from all sections of the country
today appear to nki'ate that the stimulus
gwen the Liberty Loan camnaIgn through
the action of President Wilson IN calling
for one million Americans who have
Subscribed all they "an to the loan, to
take fifty dollar partial payment bond
with him, has brought splendid results.
The President yesterday issued tins
def and called on all who would buy
partial payment bond to write across his
substitution blank the words matching
the President II is believed that the
Presidents challenge Will have a beneficial
effect IN this State in obtaining men and
women who have subscribed TO all the
bonds they can buy cash tn take another
bond On the inStHllmcnt plan
The suggestion that the banks of this
city subscribe Ia bonds valued at S2.Ouo, :
900 received favorable consideration Nts-
tcrdav among the llnanclrrs Two oi the
banks. whose boards OF directors met
drcidrd to take their share ii the re-
maindcr ol tie financial institutions
dccJdcd to accept the challenge offered
lv Chairman Rosscll Of the Liberty Loan
Committee. \ survey of the remaining
institutions will be made to-day and the
result may Ice "a wonderful boost tor the
local campaign.
Many of the directors Of the banks
look with favor on Delaware dong IT'S
'tll duty this campaign and showing T"
the nation ut large that although It Is
only n httlc State IN population that ~
patriotism aud backing ur the President
and our hoyS across the seas, there rs ~
other commonwealth IN the ! mon that
Is reader to meet all loyal demands mad'
| upon Il
| "pclauarc alwavs had led from the ln'
| II received the star FOR tho first Atate u
| tie mon So why not now too
| soUoAS BAND uFKr TOMORROW NlGnr
Sou~a' Great Lakes Naval Baud VII
| hc icrc again tomorrow evening Ih'
band made y wonderful impression on MS
| first trip a. this city and The handsmet
| we're themselves duly pleased With th'
| reception and cordial greeting gwen them
According 10 the plans now made
the hand vil arrive N tins city =
d clock and viii march - the stand u
front ol the Public Building, whore I
wlll give concert Thus will atioro
another rare opportunity lnr Whining
tonr.nS 10 hear thus cNccllct muslca
organization Who knows perhaps they
| Viii bc going over soon 70 turnisl
music Tor the men on ships
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
IIAton. Md. May The funeral Of
Ch"rie, : Peacock clerk Of the Circuit
Court for Cccll county, who died at
mon Hospital. Sunday was held ye--
tcrtlay from the home Of Clark :
Grant. 1T Cherry I'LL Rev Mr. Gal
laghcr uf Cherry I'LL NJ / Church
conducted the services
Charlie White u young white msln Was
sentenced 10 llkton jail for five DAYS
/ TUESDAY bl Justice Jackson charged
with riding Ihc blind baggage car on =
Pcnn-y ylv4nia railroad train
Thoma- Il Perry Of near Elhton left
Yesterday for Mobile Ala where
hc will engage m btIelnt7~
Al Il meeting Of The Grand Lodge of
odd Fellows. held 10 Baltimore. Henry
NJ Mccullough and ] Will Perkins were
installed the former as grand master
and the latter is grand herald
An entertainment held 81 Calvert,
Friday night, BY the students Of the
County Agricultural High School netted
1925
Tie Dung Mems Entertainment As>o-
citation, has arranged for the last dance Of
the season III the Arnorys on Friday
evening, May ~
Charles Miles and William I3r;1isha"
were each assessed S. and costs, Tues
day, hv Justice Jackson, charged With
disordcry conduct ~ the PerryYlllr
passenger station.
Colonel William r. PurneIl, the new
clerk Of the Circuit Court has appointed
Wilmer j. Falls OF North East, deputy
clerk for term Of two years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02

pictrlrcs arr to be made tlurg her hrst
year and of these Woman ahd y ne
;. the second. Tins screen version p
the famous Jane Evre was made by
Paul Vest and affords opportunity ior
the hundreds Of thousands oi people
Who made th. acqIaintAnco q hariotte
Brontes Iittle heroine III fher youth 4"
reneW friendship with the beloved rnaTac-
ter through the vehicle 81 Jhe 7cFe',h
Woman and Wife ) presented 4 ne
Victoria Theatre this Heek-
FA<SfE WARD AT THE MAJESTIC
Fannie Ward always popular faForijc
With Majestic audiences mas peen -pecial-
X secured for today' show when
she will appear lnder he Pafhe banner.
m one OF her greatest pictures enutled
Innocence PhotagraphleailE. inho-
eence j. a. near perfect q, picture can
be Light effects are uniformly -piendld
and aside from The dramatic value oi ne
production II may we'll lay claim % he
title Of ! pictorial camera study
HAROLD LOCKWOOD At TIE SAVOY
Broadway Bill, featuring Harold
Lockwood. will be the fhlct attraction
nj the savoy 1h,atr' for today
-Broadwax BIZ Winch Lock
wood latese and btgg,-t success, /
ft1, story II 4 ns4u " >iio went from bfoat-
Wax To- fhe woods - make good .titd .sir 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
CITY CLUB MUDDLE
MAY co TO COURT
Opposition to Property Sale and
Reelection of Directors Lose
at Meeting.

parIors A and of the Hotel du Pont
were somewhat lively places last night
when the members of the CITY Ilub
assembled TO vote upon the matters OF the
reelection Of the clubs trustees and ratl-
fcation Of that body 5 acton III bringing
about sale of the property OF the cub ana
the CONSEQUENT evacuation oi It's quarters
IN the du pont liuIldng
y a result Of the meeting the re-elee-
tion Of the board Was approved aud Il
acts lndorscd The resolution adopted IS
to the effect that the asiIan oi ifH tTts-
tees IN di-posing at The club property
10 the olI pont Powder TO-, AMI the action
taken Nv the active members oi the club ~
February approving such sale be ratiiied
The trtlstcC- reelected hv the Sote are
James + Winchester harlcs kurtz
& - Garr,.tson and John J Raskoh
who arr. "a serve until the next annual
meeting or their Successors arc named
Tins was not achieved without :
struggle Attorney Robert II Richards
r,tlrr4entpd the faction. which proved
triumphant and J " Huxley. Jr rep-
resented thc opposition iWse iorcfs
asserted that the authority by whteh the
club quarters were vacated and tie
property dlspo4. i of was illegal. potnfug
ont that the organization Was = mem
bcr@hlp affair and heealsc the mem
bcrs were not stockholders the directors
acted illegally when votes hy proxy "ete
counted with those favorng the action
taken AT the tinc.
ON the other hand It was sad by the
adrnluistratlonlst4 that he directors were
clearly within thcr rights when theN Dis
posed Of the rooms and fixtures Il IS salt
that the whole matter eventually will q
10 court Tor decision
William Coync presided At the meet