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Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-09

Nor q lnffd, easy action Of the
bowels, Try Doan's Regulets. a mod,
|ern laxative. SOC at al stores.
advertisement.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-09
ESTATE BARGAINS.

ALE-300 acres Of good
land just az miles from
he on one Of the best pixies
nnty. Well improved, well
va . nice snowy place. Can
sreain and give possession
&DFORD a JOHNSON.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-09
O srAR AUXILIARY.

W STIR Auxiliary will
ning 1t two o'clock at
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-09

Autos increased 80 per cent in
price last year.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-09
FOR REMIT

FARMS wANTED-That farm of
yours we can sell IL. we have cash
buyers or trade waiting. very likely
for just such q place as yours.
THE HOME INVESTMENT AG'CY
Chas. +. Shelton, Manager.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-09

START YOUR CHICKS WITT
Pr.tts Baby Chick Food.
s CAYCE-Y0ST CO., Incorporated.
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-09
PERUNA Best All
Around Medicine
Hone Ever M ad e

Mr.. w. II. Edgar. 10 Cooper ST.. AZ
lanta. Georgia, writes:
Il suffered for fifteen years with
rheumatic symptoms. Peruna cured
me and think u Is tho best all
around medicine ever made. ] hope
you will publish this letter for tho
benefit OF others who suffer-
Those who object 10 liquid medE
elnes can procure Peruna Tablets
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-04-09

Ahine skin trouble. piles,
49,. hives. itch. seald
ccokIos, Deans ONT
roconmsnded. zoe a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06

Lyons, president 81 City Council. Captain
Horace Wilson, president Board Of Water
Commissioners, William Is Megenr, presi-
dent Chamber of Commerce; &. -.
Garretson, president Manufacturer As
sociation; Governor John q. Townaond
and staff; Judge George Gray, Charles
Picz, vice-presldent United States Ship.
ping Board ol the Emergency Fleet Cor
T,prati0n. Dr. ! MnRuirc, National Ser
vice Department, u. : Shipping Board;
DR. Samuel g. Mitchell, president Della
ware college; Eugene Graec president.
aud j w. Powell vice president of The
Bethlehem ShipbuiipR Corporation John
: Roe8ell, chairman New Castle County
Liberty Loan Comnitiec, William r.
lIilez, City Solicitor Thomas + Bayard.
John j Itaskob Edmund Mitchell, f0Dd
Administrator for Delaware; Henry =.
Scott. director Of Thrift Stamps for Della
ware Harlan g. scott, James y Wincbeg-
ter. josiah Marvel John T.. Nields, James
r. Niclda, William g. Coke aud Horace
w Gause. former presidents of tho Har-
Ian and lIollingsworth plant
There were many features IN the parade
that caused continued cheering as the
procession passed Numerous shafts were
directed NJ tho condition caused by
hack 81 housing facilities and high ronia.
Tho kniser caInc ~ for all manner 81
ridculc Towards the end pf the prucea-
4ion hc was seen carried on "a strntcher ~
four hraWny workmcn Mutt and jeff
were there, biit apparently On their good
behavior
Ihc Fire department .. the plant, about
sixty uniformed men attracted murl
applause Tuc Liberty Bel IN miniature
Uas i ctcdliablo reproduction If that
hnnorc1 relc Tho gus % whlch there
were hundreds were tull " punch
onc r,ad "lf you can't fight work
Another, Every boud ynu buy hrngS
tcar to tho knHor cSe The acefYlenr
aorkor+ had Z iloat from which they werf
shooting liro at . picture q The kals"r
drawn 20 chalk 90 steel plate
Tho procession required forty minutes
- pas- gYcn point and waa pronounced
~ old ro- deut4 who witnessed il 70 bc the
eosf Interesting and one II the bo8t
pageants ever tagged this oty
EHGcnc Grafc. president and ,Iosepr
han 9phuIfIlug Corpprafion. Vcre IIis'
as democratic thc Harlan mon march
ing Hith Dc I3u' stratInn section n tho
Ouc feature that fho public may not
understand is tEa' whiie the corporation
paid tho men for tie ttrne they lost The
men worked Extra hard this ;rcek 20 that
10 4htp might suffer in construction f,c-
cause q the iwp hours iay-of from
regular work
1 goodly .inn ol nonny tcas collected HI
large AMERICAN flag carried bv about
tru men slnn the Harlan rarade ,,a-qcd
Lc I'll pon' Building Tho parade was
brought "a heit d front ri the building
md some one in an upper story started ~
throw 60 ins or the flag and ~ 3 short tlrnc
here was shower of uickeI- dimes and
quarter raining On the Tag
Charlie piez president oi the Snip
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
tnfUSE MENTS
'MIDN1GHT" AT THE PLAYHOUSE.

MIDNIGHT AT TIE PLAYHOUSE
The forthcoming engagement of the
thrce-act comedy, Midnight. at The
Playhouse on Monday April s. for four
performances, including Wednesday matt
nee, brings 10 this city as 2 producer Ira
HaTds. who Is responsible for much Of the
success of The Thirteenth Char Mr.
Hards has been identified with some of
the biggest dramatic successes OF the
past 10 years He claims for Mid
night" the same qualities that made the
success Of "Thc seven Keys tp Bald
pate, "De Luxe Annie. Sherlock
Holmes and other mystery plays, with
tins added feature that in Midnight"
there IS clever interHhnging OF com
eds with love interest On the point
Of a proper cast MIR Hards Is firm in the
belief that the better the actor the more
surely the strong points Of the play will
get TO the audience Bearing this in mind,
he has engaged the following players
who have a metropolitan reputation:
Nary Servoss, Byron Beasley Dodson
Mitchell, Theodore kehTwaid. Elizabeth
Patterson, George Caaselberrv, &. )
Emerson and others.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
DAMAGES S ASSESSED.
For the Opening Of Broome Street
From Banning South; Also
Thirty-third Street.

Robert u. Kemp. David NJ HilIegas
Joseph : Hamilton Frederic Pvlc ana
Thomas OConnell, COMPOSING third
commission appointed t. asses. damages
'fsultlng from the proposed opening cf
riroorne street from Banning street so6th
. the city line. made return - Iudge
ticc today This COMMISSION. which
MADE the final assessincI1 awarded Mrs
Mar1 Platt Van Trump the ONLY property
'wner affected. g 500 damages The
lrst commission awarded her s. 900 ana
he second commission s. 800 Should
Mrs. Van Trump or the Street and Sewer
Department object ta the final assessment
jndge Rice will settle the matter Ev max
ng 3 chOie, Of the three awards
John :. Rooseil. Fhornas Tatn:lH.
Joseph :. Hamilton Courtl.nd L. PiersoD
Alfred ID. Warner Jr composing !.
second commission appointed to assess
manages resulting from the proposed
widening Of Thirty third street from Mar
ser 10 Washington also made return 10
Judge Rice today This commission
.ssessed damages as follows: Howard
:. Stayton sf,413.7N: william Quigicv
'5.090. The first commission awarded
dr. Stayton $500 and Mr.. Quigley
'3-947 Another commission Of review
nay be appointed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
BOMB FIRES LUXEMBURG.
British Asiators Raid the City and Report
Much Damage.
,slatod Prcss to ENfry Evening

b. Associated Prcss 70 Every Evening
London. Thursday April Bombs
wcrr dropped by Bntsh ay1ators on the
railway station ~ Luycmhurg toda1
/, great fire followed. says the official
statement on aviation issued tonight
- enemy machines v:er. brought down
on the S"'.rt r.nt Thursday The toNt
OF the stafoustit ,"iiOR~
Our a.rplaneS reported activity during
the battle south .. tho :Somnc Thursday
and fired lu:o the enemy ;roops on the
German mac hines which appeared on
TIA. front al1 were brought down by air
planes and one Ms shot down by ann
aircraft gun fire one 81 our machines
is missing Two machines reported miss
.ng during the last two days have re-
turned
About midday Friday our alrplancs
dropped 22 heavy bombs on the railway
station at Luxemburg Many were seen
to burst on the railway and a very large
fire was caused Anti aircraft gunfre
was considerable, but all our machines
returned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
DELAWARE TRUST CO.
BUYS SEAFvRD BANK
Properties for Banking Purposes
Have Also Been Acquired in
Georgetown and Millsboro.

81 the close III business Saturday.
March 30. the ncIavare Trust Go took
nrcr the Sussex National Bank Of ~catord.
and on Monday morning ipuI J. began
business in the quarters formerly occlped
by the SllsScY National Bank
This addition to thc hganches Of ;dc
Delaware Tr'Is 60 makes five nov IL
operation. VIZ Wilmington Middleton n
Dover. ScaiorG and Laurel The Delaware
TriSt Co has also acquired desirable
cnrrer properties n Georgetown and
Millshoro and expects ~ shortly open &
branch 81 the latter place
Each branch ) under the management
of local board of directors and. there
i1re. q home institution The local d.
rectors and officer: hay, authorit. to
TGlsson Ill applications ior loans and t.
counts
The directors Il h. >c4tord r4rel
,1-e. Jarntr ! H'r~ : H. Mics 4
I.dgor c. Ro>~ J Emory NIlhn II
~ Carroll Job T. lskridee. Ei4rr.
: Darbce. Dr. William ! Haino~.
Frederick Brown FRANK Itficr~4a Eoh-
= =. Elliott CUtI~ Davis Eoh.tr
Remington Tie otiI-er> ~ Ni,gir Ice
manager. Orlando Il Martin assistant
manager
Martin Lee vhuc -ew In;.n in Sea
jord i not ncv rs tho state of Della
ware. having been horn near Tovnsend
Efe -cceivcd h, banl training in the
ferfner~ .nd Mechanic National B..l,s
d Philadelphia where he resigned "a
icccpr position With the DelAn -.
Trust CO Mr. Lee will take his famll, "a
Seaford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
GREAT SAVING Of
WHEAT REQUIRED
Food Administrator Mitchell Makes
an Appeal to the Housewives
Of Delaware.

Edmund Mitchell, Food ADMINISTRATOR
for Delaware. today calls upon every
family in the State to exercise a greater
saving In wheat flour than has been
hitherto requested This time IT is re-
quest made of each family, but MIR. Mitch.
Ell, in n statement issued, announces
that if present conditions continue greater
sacrifices may be asked.
In following out the wish of MIR Mitch
ell to sign the pledge asked of each
housewife. II is hut carrying out n move
nent that is being followed 10y hundreds
of thousands of housewives IN other states
Ii is therefore up to Delaware ; house
wives To do this bit too. III order that
the prestige of the State may be mann
tained. MIR. Mitchell : statement follows
I'm addition 10 the increased demand
for wheat abroad for our allies we need
more 10 feed the boys that are going to
France to fight for us The 'nted States
Food Administration IS calling upon those
who stav at home TO make greater sac
rrfccs in the saving oi wheat.
''Nc have made q canvass of tho Storce
and find In accordance with the wheat
ration asked for by MIR Hoover that w,e
have . sufficient supply of wheat Hour
10 feed every citizen ol our State for 10
dayS without an added pound bcInC
ground.
'In addition 10 this IL Is the hchcf
that if careful survey is made Of all the
wheat -four IN private homes. there
Will hc sufficient found IN the homes Ia
feed our people At home until September
next This would leave all the future
wheat ground 10 bC sent abroad hN the
food commission
II therefore call upon every family ai
the State of Delaware 10 fill in. sign and
send the following pledge 10 the Food
Administration ~ early a. possible,
order that an enact account OF stock
can be taken
This is asking tut little now but II
present conditions continue greater sac
ritices may hc demanded
Signed. Edmund Mitchell.
'tood ADMINISTRATOR toT Delaware
LIBERTY WHEAT lLOUR ~ EuGt
Complying With he request ~ tn"
United States Food administration
voluntarily agree not - Use mnr' than
one and onc-haf pounds per week oi
wheat -four for each member OF my family
In accordance with this ration VIII,
therefore need until September iSt ucxt
when the new wheat IS harvested,
pounds, as have persons n my
family
As | have nov on hand pounds.
will hold the surplus. at market prices
subject To tho order of the | nItcl States
Food Administration
Signed
address
Fill in thu above and send tu the Food
Administration ot'ice or leave Al ms office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
HAI.TINt. TIE Huns.
LippiDeotts Store is Doing Its BIT for
the Liberty Loan.

In . window adjoining the entrance -
Lippincuti s store there y fine display
including literature concerning the thrd
Liberty Loan The plrpoef of The cNhlhit
rs to riv" 10 the puiphc an llca of what the
Federal government intends to do with
the money thus obtaincd Flags nrc aband :
ant N the decorations. aud there u IN
illustration of | nitcd Statt- soldiers
hating the Huns Tho window was ad9ru-
ed by & Is Met Gnloch. who haS .ccn
display manager NJ Llpp,ncotts for Il
years
MIR Met tulIoch next Monday will put
on the mnin floor just beyond the entrance
Ia the store an appropriately decorated
Liberty Loan booth
fippincotts store y doing ~ bIt
IN respect 10 the Liberty Loan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
5000 SHIPBUILDERS
Continued from page I >

's'htiuu'h ifbin Hdsf
The painters, led by Foreman Carson,
followed
The outside maohinista marched next,
led by Foreman w Qtiadr. md they, too,
had u float of "a ship and they were fol-
lowed 10y the rigRers in charge of Fore
man &. Mohrnan
HvErEHs HAD DELA wAHE TRooI q BAND.
The rivetcrs had been boasting alI
along that they were going 10 make a
surprising showing and they did They
were led by The band pf the Pioneer
uDclawarcJ Regiment from Camp Dix
That the rlycters brought to this city for
tins parade at their own expense. The
War Department had notified the ship
plant ofhcial8 that II would permit the
band 10 come 10 Wilmington for the
parade, hut could not dcfray the expense
M the rlvetcra dug down and paid
the blll themselves The rIvcters had
iioat showing hand rlveting as it ulsed 10
be done before the pneumatic hnrnmcr was
invented. The rivcters were led bv Sub
Marshal William Watson and lcd thc
fourth DIVISION ui the parade
The clippers and calllers followed
m charge ui Foreman William Roach
Another band followed
Division five was III charge of Sub
Marshal NcC Cully
u was led by the kitie Highland Band
of kcnaineton. Phlladciphia The filters
had Il novel font IN line II represented
hug" pipe aud alongside the 1oat marched
twenty young women from thc Harlan
plant who arc taking course IN Rcd ross
nursing. They were attlrcd IN their
uniforms and carricd plates on which
spectators could contribute toward th,.
Harlan tobacco fund. fhr money beng
sert 10 tho soldiers m France ~ purchase
tobacru he filters we're IN charge uf
Foreman NcklDnon
Then came a noat ~ ship partly
constructed showing sornc of the inside
construction ri q boat Tho mold loft
men were led bv Foreman Duncan
Mnclean. Then came q Philadelphia land
and = float showing q shp fully com
plcfcd
White" Manaqco led the crectors
and they had unique 9oat showing der
ricke IN miniature
nRTpGE or RoATs 70 FRAvcE
Foreman Il Newton led the anglc-
smiths This group had 4 very attractive
iloat representing bridge Of boats and
labelled From Wilmington 10 France
Forcnan ~hockioy led hc -hopmcn
Young Band of thlscltv led Division
SlvIn charge If sub Marshal Marshinan
Ihis wa lctl oG ~ tbc transportation
department \ tloat rnadc lIJ of rivcting
and clippers guns was D novel frat;rr
The boitcrs led ~ Foreman Ration
followed
HARLAN s. Hoof Wa- THERF
Then came the fiarlan School In charge
"f Fnrcmcn Worn Lind and Glnourc
The store room force followed Then
Wilmington band and then the yard
depart mcut led bv Foreman Humncll
They had / very attractive iloat
Each pf the nerch"r+ c9rred tny
American Hag over heir hnHdrr4 and
many of the department marchrr- had
displayed ~ immature n thor button-
holes rivets or something circ Indicating
the branch IA whlch thrV were employed
saturday aivav~ results il many extra
hundreds - yIsi'or- but todat crowd
drawn b. the news IF b.s novel parade
drew thousands ot visitors from a score 81
nearby towns
Il was estimated ha; the visitors nuns
hcrcG more than $500
REyiEWtSs. gfFSr-
he guests on the REVIEWING stand Herc
Is follow
Niayor John v lawson, o.oorae Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
CAMPAIGN OPENS
IN LOWER DELAWARE
Governor Townsend Bought First
Liberty Bond IN Dover
This Morning
SPECIAL Dispa'ci, to Every Fyeslne


Dover Apru i Love. Dclas + s
Lltsrty Loan drive Logan GHte earl, II
tno state capI1a tnda1 when nn tic
arrival OF Governor Townsend oeiurc :
q riucl. he with Mr. HcnIA Eidgels
.~ta.e chairman ot he Ncnien RraEch
Mts Matter Mor.I, chairman oi heE'
Comfy Branch. Mr., liGCn + Riytard-
sal. u the Dover Francs ard .Iaincs Il
iiughe~ clIalrmau ot the Men Branch
iur Kent county, were nrrauhcn III
front OF the state HOUSE, with (ros ernor
1oATsend purchasing the first JdhFrty
to.d from Mrs Rtdgaly 4 serond pho-
tograph was taken OF Mrs M0rr;s cx-
ch4LgIng bonds with Mr. Hughes, both
icne Ken: county chairncn A third
phot Ugraph was taken III front of the
women headquarters oUn Dover Green
wbcr" Mrs ltidgeiy as State chairman Of
tie y omen 5 Branch, purchased the first
bond
Two MEETINGS are scheduled for today,
tiia filst in the Dover Opera House this
afternoon and the second in the State
Aripury this evening.
larg, contingent Of soldiers from Fort
a. Pou, arrived ami viii assist n The cxcI-
,-s>a, 81 the dar Governor Townsend lett
tcr " llmington after tie morning demon
-t,atjon
The men from Fo.t du Pont who took
lar. IT. the exhibition drill and exercises
".rs II charge Of First Sergeant ~amIei
.kctt She party comprising Ser
g.auts Nlglcy. MesSleI Esk!n. Olssoln.
Hover Cofporals Roberts, Merrirnan
Tinda Richmond Mccoy Mack
Aechaniciau Outlaw Bugler Taylor,
i'uvates first class Po1ell. Carroll. MuI-
iau" Yaczko Private Thompson
The detachment is from the Second To-,
{ t'oast Artillery Corps
4 contingent OF Boy Scouts from Mil
ford arrived at noon and was presented
with service flag in front Of the State
House
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
RETIRE.S FROM BUSINESS.
Andrew Dixon Gives Up His Barber Shop
After Conducting il for Thirty Years.

Andrew Dixon, known to many through
his long operation of the well-known
barber shop nj 207 West Sevcnt street
retired from business thus week
Mr. Dixon opened this shop more than
30 years q. and by reason OF his long
service is wcll-knnwn throughout the
city His custom included many HIsi
ness men and other prominent CT zens
who were pleased with his services aud
esteemed HIM az - friend Altho ugh not
Of tho highly prctcntious order, his shop
was always attractive nj provided with
nj the accessories for good scrylcc
MIR Dixon rctlrcs fro business on
account of i'll health hav ne bccf nnwcll
for more than u wear lie Las disposed
of the business To Harry Ifis Who l4as hc,n
IN his tmploy for 10 wears nr moe-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
HELP Is NEEDED.
Red Cross Graduates in Home Nursing
Asked To- Help.

The Rcd Cross Bureau Of Hygiene Inns
been asked, by Miss Marie / Lakewood.
superintendent of the Visiting Nurses
tssuciatlon. to co-opcrnto IN the very
important work the Infant Welfare ON
mlttcc Of the Womon's Committee Of the
Delaware Council of National Defence s
undertaking this spring
Volunteers graduates ~ the horne
nursing course. are offered IN intensive
supplementary course Of three lectures
no fec ~ he Teaching Center. 9l3 DcIa-.
ware avenue, To- prepare themselves for
this work and should enroll ~ once, to hc
ready to act rs aids to the trau,,d per
sonucl cmpoved
The lectures will be gwen by Ml-4 Moran
director. at ~ n IN. Monday ipril u.
Thursday April Is. and Monday. Npril -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
COMES WITH FABRIkOID.
G. l.. Petzc Appointed Director of Sales
for the Company.

Tho du Pont Fabrieoid Co, under
date of April 4, announces that, effective
April !, G. l.. Petze ia appointed director
oi sales of the company, succeeding
j. X. Rodgers, who is assigned 10 services
with r. !. du Pont de Nemours q 20.
For the past FIVE years MIR Petze has been
vice-presidcnt of the Charles 4. Garrigues
Go. of New York and made his home in
Dlnlniield. y. j. He was employed here
from 1902 To 1913 coming 10 Wilmington
AT time when the entire office force of
the ,Iu pont Go. consisted Of Is men. For
five years. 1902 1907 he was connected
with the accounting department and serv-
ed as assistant purchasing agent from
1907 to 1913
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

~ Associated rr,.~s to Every Iveniug
Chcago. April i Cattle. receipts
5000 steady Native steers, lo50a
1850 stockers aud feeders. $ tOal2O0
COWS and heifers. 6S0aI30o calves,
u 00ai7 O0
Sheep, receipts 1000 Sheep, l250a
Il 50; lambs, lU.00a2060
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
STOCKS SHOW GAIN
ON BATTLE NEWS
Quotation Highest for This Week
Sa'es Approximate 100000
Shares.
By Associated Press to Every Fvenins

WALL STREET. NV loRk. ApRIl s.
The stock market made sahstantlai
Response to.iay to favorable develop
ments. chici Of which Wcre the hopeful
message from the French fronl and the
heavy subscriptions to the new Liberty
Loan
Leaders rallied from their apathy and
IN general were At highest quotations II
the week At gross gains Of t~3 points
\ few sprciatles advanced 8 10 , points
Rails were relatively dull tie movement
convergIng around shlnnng~ OILS and
equipments The clu-Ing Wa> strong
Sales approNimatel 3oO0o1 shares
Liberty 3 i sold HS ti0 10 ~ >t,
first s Al 96 % 10 H6 20 aud secona +
at 4G - q "s %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
SHORT COURT SESSION.

City Court scss;or today was very
short. A ten PORE, dc, Of $l5 week
" placed on Tlloll-s Gibbons, cha d
with the non-s,:pport Of his wife and teo
minor children. The case was continued
until April to watch developments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
FINAv Ctnrc ~. r-e

III h4en Al lamp Sho.ii4 .,ena J. cm
Back 10 Local Boards.
All men who have gone 10 camp in
eguiar calls or on their Own induction
initiative, are expected to return TO their
zeal boards their final classification cards
fo1n l007l
1t will be advisable TO each man ia
aake "A memorandum of the order and
erial numbers for their own use. IN ease
he matter should come up later. bat the
~-a Aloud come back to be fled
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
TO BIZ EXAMINED.

The following have been called f9r
examination bg Local Board so
"Wednesday ipr,i ~ ~ 30 ? m
Martin J McDopo1gh g2t Wet
Second street
Albert Johnson Jn3 Lafayette street
Paul 4 McCuilin 1872 Lancaster We.
tIbcrt W Hoopc- 5Ol VI Fifth ~
John s SPAIN 1Z3 " Fourth
BENJAMIN II sands i3n4 " Fourth -.
.l,,-eph g Erfhal 3Gl south Van Buren,
s rect
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
DEATHS.

1918. Frank X, McWhortcr aged 40 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral services at his tate resi-
dcnce. 1919 West Fourth street. on Mon
day evening, April al O'Clock. Further
services and iutcrment at Church HUI, Md
Tuesday. April on arrival of train lea inE
Wilmington 5 - withuAit further notice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
CHICAGO HOG MARkET.

~ Associated ~ 10 Every Evening
Chicago, April 6 Hogs receipts L.
600: strong Rulk. l730aI7 SO. light
II. .2OaI7 90, nn>od. I7o0a17 -. heavy.
10 20al7 %; rough. l6.20al6.5O, pigs.
I2.75al690
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06
Gard of Thanks.

inends for floral contributions and kind
services rendered during our recent he-
req vement The family OF Mrs Mary
Long Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06

ping Bolrj. pre-idrrf craze aBd \'o"-
prostIent Powcll were arolng the greairrs
~ tho luncheon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-06

RETlEWlSs. tfr@F-
~ guests on the reviewing taud @erc
Is follow
Mayor John v lawson. t,oorga T.