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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13

as possible That has occurred and
continues to occur.
The death Dsfy,ns Navy"
Our death-defying navy has proved
that. It beat the enemy at the Skag-
errack despite his great superiority.
Our U-boats, like a consuming worm,
gnaw at the enemy's very vitals more
than our enemies will admit.
Even though in the opinion OF many
among you, It Is lasting too long and
every" German man and every German
woman must, in witnessing these in
comparably heroic deeds OF our army
and our navy, be aware that we are
fighting and struggling for existence.
and that we must make the utmost eff
fort to defend ourselves VIGOROUSLY,
not only through the work, but as re-
CARDS the thoughts of our people.
Many among you have often asked
themselves during this long war how
did such a thing happen? Why did We
have to undergo such thing after
forty years Of peace?' I think it is
question well worthy of an answer and
whchi must be answered for the fu-
ture-for our children and our grand
children"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
TROXELL HEADS
SOCIAL Y WORK

The Atlanta Office of the army and
navy Y. M. C. A. has appointed Gnas.
Troxell camp social secretary. Mr..
Troxell has already entered on the
work of his new field and will carry
On this department together with his
work at Camp Singer, in which work
he has been so successful. He will
from now on spend all his time in Pen
sacola instead of giving part to Fort
Morgan.
Mr.. Troxell will have general charge
of all the entertainment and social
features of all the Y. NJ. C. A. build
inss, the navy yard. Fort Barrancas,
Fort Pickens and the outposts, and
will work with the building social
secretaries to give the boys more en-
tertainment.
The Y. M. c. A. Is to be congraru-
lated in having so able man as Sec
rotary Trexell to supervise this work,
and he wishes to express his apprecia-
ton in advance of the splendid sup
port Of the Pensacola people who have
been so generous in their service to
the boys.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13

For the Stomach and Liver
Just try one soc bottle of LAX-FOS
WITH PEPSIN. A Liquid Digestive
Laxative. Pleasant to take--Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
was si6ltc1sino Of the American belt that made this
hit possible Ike game is won Il we keep It up
SANTA ROSA M A N
F r E E D.; CHARGED
WITH ESPIONAGE

G. A. Lausha, wealthy land owner
of Robinson's Point, Santa Rosa, ar
rested on a charge of violation Of the
espionage act, was given a hearing be-
fore u. S. Commissioner J. j. Sullivan,
Jr., Thursday, and was discharged.
Evidence gathered by government OPP
eratives and presented a. the hearing
made 1t appear that the complaints
which occasioned the arrest were made
for spite work. Because of this Mr..
Sullivan refused to hold Lausha
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-13
OBJECTS TO WATER
IN DeLUNA ALLEY

J. n Lawson. proprietor OF the Plaza
hotel, has complained to the police
bout the water from the exhaust pipe
+ the Miller cleaning company stand
,ag N DsLcna alley He says the water
wae2 stirred up by night by the street
cleaners, exDlts an offensive oior thai
comes into the windows OF the hotel
and is highly disagreeable.
0fflcer Whittle was sent to investl-
rate the complaint, and reported that
Ae found conditions as stated by Mr.
lawson. 1t was said at the police de-
partment that the grievance would be
remedied.
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Kaiser Says Takes Two
To Make Peace

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Gives Strength to
Combat Illness

In affections of the throat and lungs,
ECKMAN'S ALTERNATIVE has often
been found to be very beneficial by reason
of it's tonic and health building properties
One of its active ingredients is calcium
Ga lime salt), so combined as to be read
lily assimilated. Twenty years successful
use.
soc and $3.50 Bottles at all druaqists or
from manufacturer. postpaid.
ECKMAN LABORATORY, Philadelphia
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Mobilization Of New
Draft Is Under Way

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as possible. That has occurred and
continues to occur.
The HCeath nefxtpo Navv.u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
eFCIL COUNTY NOTES

ss,,o,ial correspondence If rvetY Evening
Illtor. Mi Na. o Erd Cross
lr,vs IA hcinr rnade through { oeH count S.
ncglnnnr with . he n.ei,ug t. te held
in Iiltou. thiz eesmnE and Vis1f viii
bo made to ovcry town and village ~
tho county during hiz Weck
village camp vlll l,e heId under the
auaIucira of tho liavvlcw ~ / hnfeh
beginning on sunday ncSt and continuing
until .luno 9
CLARENCE Il Denny. formerly If l.lktan.
and Mrs Roermond icttzeli af h,"aeo
were married ~ IIktnn. friday evening
hv Ecv C,corrc I Jones Ihev will
resrde IN tamdcn y !
Mrs Hester & Lows of Ilitan apcnt
tho weekend with rrlatlvea n llever.
pd
several Ilkton bows WIN were home
on - weeks furtouph were ordered taek
Ia amp Mcclellan sls. Saturday
afternoon. which $ accepted rs an md
cation that the iIhton hoyR Will so"u
sail fnr France
Bets, Nh5aueham. m aead enlorcd
Woman was batatd L. death FRIDAY
afternoon. III her hone neat Forest til
She va4 burning hush when her drts.
hccanc lgntcd
iikton authorities itve be,p requested
to search for iohn talYetf aEed Il
wears. Who Disappeared from ha home
near town four weeks ago lis parents
arc ANXIOUS to learn ot his whereabouts
Coroner Metiraw vas called 10 Rock
SprlngB FRIDAY evening II investigate
the death o( ehld The attending
physlrlana refused to lssne u death eer
tlhcatc and turned tie matter over Il
the coroner for Investigation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
NEWS OF SEAFORD,

special Correspondence Of Fvory Evening
Scaford. MAY 20 Milton Coulhourn
of Wilmington spcnt several davs hcrr.
last week. with hls parents. Nj and Mrs
Har4z trolhourn. Narkot stree
William Rowe of Camp illN. Nugtt9-
town. y J was here last wrCk with hrs
mother. Mrs Alice Row
IIarr, polhv of Ich,eh tollcgc Is
spondipr the vacation months with he
parcnts. Mir and Mrs Andrew Dolby,
near town
Mrs knowlton left last week for los-
ton. Mass 10 spend few days with her
husband. Captain Parker u knowlton,
who as master Of large freight steamer IN
the government service, just from cuba
Miss CoTlunc Warren of Wilmington
sneut the weekend here with her mother
Mrs Isaac Warren
Alr and Mrs r. 0rcm Tricc of POGO
mokc CITY. Md were guests OF his par
ents. Mir and Mrs Il. c Tucc. the latter
part Of the week
Commencement EXERCISES of the Hcatord
high school began last evening, when
Rrv William II l)arblc, pastor OF the ~
Luke's Z + Church. delivered the ser
mon 20 the class
The other exercises will bc held m the
assembly hall OF the schoOl tins evening
Clvde c Thompson and WHO oi Johns
town, Pa. are spending a few days here
with lrs parents, MIR and Alrs. ] Is.
Thompson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
DEI.AN CITY.

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Delaware City, MAY 70 Mr. ana Mrs.
Rnv Robertson hav, ret rncd iron q trip
To The Delaware Water Gap
Charles Beal IS al South Bethlehem,
Pa. ou a business tnp
Harry & Clark has hccn awarded tho
contract for painting the b. x g bridge
at Wilmington
Miss HarrIc' bradford u Wilmington
spent the Weekend here with Miss Emma
Mulhgan
Bethlehem, pa. spent the weekend here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs ]. }.
Nhiteman.
Frank c. Warner and family and Miss
Alice Rcybold spent Sunday IN Lans-
downe, Pa, making the trip by automo-
bic
Captain Pedrick Of New Jersey Is
spending few days here with his daughter
Mrs Harry Webb.
Miss Cardelle Williams Of Florida spent
Sundayhcrc with Miss Catherine Schunder
There viii be a dance here, tomorrow
evening, for the benefit of the Red Gross
Miss Ldie Bradwgy left this morning
for a week stay ii Atlantic City. n J
John a. Barnard Of Wyoming presi-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
WOMAN SLhY[R'S OWN
STORY MAY FREE HER
Miss Lusk Will Bare Every Detail
Leading Up to Killing OF
Mrs. Roberts.

waukeaha. VIA, NAV % Tho fate
of Niea Graee I1iek, s,hool teacher,
on trial herc ior The murder of Mrs Natv
Newman Roberts, rests on the efafy
she will tell from the wiinees siand,
probably this weoE
''ghc wit reveal ovcrv detail of her
relations with nr naV,i llaherte, which
led ~ the tragedy. declared persons
tloso 10 the woman nhs hae tseu ae-
cuecd 81 having pufstled Tie veterinarian
~ Roberts sili resnne The stand, IL
face a cross fire af auestieua frau7 n
totnnys for tic drfcnpe. Wt'n will ecet ~
brefE tlovu his e0otn statement that
Niss lusk uadc the fifrf advances,
asked him T. take hcr T. hleaFe aat'
then Threatened him viii death Il le
did not ohtaiu n separation from lls
wife - he could mafty her
In The first ppck of the triai the 'ffiit
1T stake hayc heen stated eleaflt hs
hoih a,,cs The State announced that
IT pould aenk to prove
That Miss luat vas aane - tho tifne
of the irngedv
That thc shootinp vaa protoeditstod
for tho pnrroao 4 snrflant'ag sts
Robots pe the wife ~ the deef"f
That Nlise ,Iak nnrsitod the Nefctt
A4fttn. tbrrAlF hhE - ttii
no,r relations. ~ a deliberate eff"tt =
/ VI. ia bame
Ihc ,lcfenza i trying - ahesy
That Nliss uat vaa insane at th'
! tirpo of tho shooting
/ That sho vas lrd - - Rebntte Z
| lol,oy,. that ~ cured reafe f. hef tha'
/ h. ,l,l fnr he W.T.
lhat tho shouting could NJ lav'. heef
4 rrcn,,ditaiod. ae sire vas an thai Ga
/ planninp yacatian r. ahtaffie
IN AZ efnrt ~ oafnhat the etatF Nlls
| Iuzl ls cyrrr'ed f. tel ~ the stand
! tho state ha= asked witness =
lts,net Department - .Istfee arefa
tive. Who nltai,od = statement from ho
some time ape. regarding her meeting
With ~ Roberts n heaga IN
variations between her testimony an
tho contents II Its statement will .
carefully watched
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
NEWS OF LAUREL.

src.ial cores pon,Innce of Every Tvcning
I.a,rcl Nav ~ Russell A 1aunt oi
Wilmington is visiting his mother, Mrs
~aIio Gaunt
Mrs ! NJ Hancock Of Philadelphia has
hecp visiting Miss Ruth Lloyd IN taur"l
Mrs Il II y Farlnw has been spend
INC Tow davs N phiadelplne. visiting
hor dauphtcr Nl>, oscar s Wiley
Nlr and Mrs i NJ king of Lancaster,
ia have been visiting Nlr and Nrs
Raymopd Fariow :,
Hiss ou=e Thompson e lacsnnvi'le,
n C "a q g,iost ot Mr. and Nrs- }. -.
-R,du., ~ North Laurel
Miss Virginia Walls who has hncn ~
with hr grp Is ont again
M aud Nrs ! II Carter of fhila-
dgiphia have hrou visiting Mr. and MIS-
Niilam " toob
Tie marriage has boon annoInced q
Ms Imliah Iynch So Charlcs v t'llott,
10th of whom rc@ide near laurel he
ceremony was performed ~ Rev "
C,sllIm ri Laurel Cirrut NJ 7 parsonage
N North aurel last "Wednesday evening
Cartaln Nlariou Weathcrlv IS confined
il iii, homo on CLAYTON avenue hN 2
severe attack of grP
RAYMOND james one of tho first hoYS
drafted from Sussex county and who
later lost one foot hv falling hctwron the
rars whllc attempting to board passenger
| tram, has hecn gwen an honorable dr..
| charge from the army and has returned
| home from Camp llN,
| NIr, James lynch and son Homer, ut
| Thlladclphla have hCcn vI7't'ng her
daughtcr-ln law. Mrs Ida Lynch. N
| Laurel
Mrs RAYMOND Farlow has returned
! fn,m Lancaster. Pa whore she srcn'
some time as q guest Of her parents
/ Mark l. Arrnshurg has returned trnn
/ a two weeks trip to North Carolina
vhcr he was engaged in buying AMI sh'r-
r,ng strawhcrri,s tn northern markets
Nir and Mrs Charles i nIl anc
daughter and MIR and Mrs iowar'
Cooper II Cambridge Ma have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs y 2. Ecker
Mrs NJ r Thomson has hoon VISITING
her SISTER. Mrs Lavlnia Toadvlnc. q
/ " liulrrtun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Ocean View Folk Are Now MAX
ing Preparations for Home
Coming Day.
Milk Producers to Have Import
ant Meeting, at stanton,
Relative to Milk Prices.
snn,nl corrsron.lenc, Of Evory Evr'1ns

s,,r.,,i e,nrr,,st,on.lencs, of Every Evrs''ng
Stanton. Nav 20.--A special meeting
of directors Of the Mllk Producers
operativc Association was held NJ Inc
home cf E. T. Dickcy, Saturday evening
when important questions concerning ~"
milk situation were discussed.
There will he a regular mootlng oi inc
association. Saturday afternoon at Z
o'clock. IN the levy Court room Mnnl''-
nal Ru1dine. Wilmington. he directors
ii the Tr,-Statc Milk Association oi
PHILADELPHIA will attend and submit =
plan whereby the two associations may
be united
The milk Tor this month has heon re
,h,ccd from 8 ccuts t. : cents per quar-
with the expectation ol increasing inc
,a,,st,nption of m1lL Ilowever. after
making tins cut N prlee the consumer IS
sal charged ihc winter utall prlr'. ana
the nro,tlccr4. sne NJ reason ior lui'i"'
rcdstetiof,. hcoa,tse - tho iact that the con,
SINNER IS compelled f. pay winter rcth'
prlc"s
Two months ago tho Food Ndnm'S-
traitor demanded that thr association.
submit a statement showing the cost 81
,ro,lurtion oI milk por quart wileh, 2,''r
,.psi,lcrahle trouble was prepared r.
,lIcors allccr Il IS po more than iair 'h't
lha safna should ho demanded Of the re-
t4ilpr showing east # distribution. ims
has been .l,nc ~ lhiladolpi'la
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20

dent pro tenn Of the State Senate was a
guest of William Ball on Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Mclchoir of Wilmington
spent Sunday here with MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Householder.
Chaplain McDcrrnott of Fort du Font
assisted Father Dolan of the church here.
Mt services on Sunday.
The valuable collie dog Rab, belonging
% Judge r. Il. Heiscl, was lost on Friday.
1t was a great pct.
The entertainment of vocal and IN
strumental music gwen at Fort Detawnrn,
Saturday afternoon, by the colonel stu
dents from Tennessee College, was
repeated Mt Fort du Pont. Saturday
night and was greatly enjoyed
Mrs John Cairns, who has been con'in-
cd 10 the house by illness is improving
slowly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
GAS, AS WAR WEAPON,
FIRST USED BY HUN
Diabolical Method of Attacking
Enemy Widens in Its Uses.
Mask Sure Protection.

Inndnn, April < Cine warfare haa
Developed to very conaiduablo extent
since its first liae rs n surprise weapon by
tho Germans NJ The second battle uf
nrc4 AZ that time The eaa cloud ur
"wavo vac releaacd from great cylinders
81 lqtiid rfst embedded in The trenches and
discharged bv pipes leading through the
pma,t
lhia form ~ attack hss uow been largely
,liscarieI. f.r II depended for effectiveness
ON the prevailing wind blowing from tho
rirhi qupicr II soou becamo apparent
That the rae shell waq n far more lupuri-
ant weapon thar any gas cloud or wave,
for itp action ~ independent Uf tltr wind
and contintoua h7rraee of gaa shells
can lo Kept up So that The whole target
ares is eantuuulelr p9Isahed
1haIrb ctiralv farmisnd by the first
Gctn.5u rhe atfaek. thc lirIileh aud
tsol j, gu.tt, desl.ed defensive mems
efrs aa,l rvrfy soialef waa applicd with
a par ut.vslr br hox roepirateT which
eyer. tliisd soldier now eaTrlee is an alfsn-
luif prafoatinp against all fpfma d gaq.
tte,i,lod thn Il rs put on at TIE fret
lsrfn ard Is not removed until tho danger
"a pa-
Puf Il II vrry difficult ~ fgft hour after
h.rr without removing thr rnepfatnr
! bcre caa ie lfitlo srronh. ard man can
nrithtr caf dIuE nor smoke During q
eas attach th,io muef he as little an
= Co cssary moving ne possible faT violent
nnycnonte If Tho body arr lIlrlY - dc
ulaer ti,r rtaal and 1T lltfl"af f'.'. raleon-
"a alr into thc lunre t,ee bombs arr now
ierol lareot rs both ei1re. fur the bonn
,artlrftaft af hack areas and llnce -
| communication. for tho ailorring If hos
! tio hattr1ite. ard as q herrage frovimis
~ an lnflutrv ttack whom thc]r effect +
| nffen supplemented Nv pae wave di7
| rhernre FROM trcrrh c1lindots Ihc ~
| fert 1T i rae aft.tcl Is much roree md laef,
| mn,h lanper ~ rluerJ =parrq such n,
ircnrlee md dnrputa and - moro effective
~ tavns 9n1 villages thar in fhr open
rlrora arc many kinds - gaa nov -
| rnrunine eeo
qhtra Il purely ruffnoaiing raa
/ trer gaa .gb,ri affaflsz the rvcp. -nccr
,ng p44 ,ufcutrd f. provoke M caeio
| accumulation of tho poeion gas whicl
aooeanrariea i and lastly fho nuetarf
| re vhieh & an csc lung ard flrn ri
tarf
f.ar shrlz IN rnr-f raere contain 2 rntv
| firc. designed ~ produce io'fhlr rToc'
Tho shells orr frrd bY guns II ali cal'hr
and pas mines and forpndecs ar
flieoh hsr ged from trench rnari ars
Tie majority of pae casualties recnvr
pgellr provided fhof hare hrrn nnl
ahpffl. opposed tn The fumes hrfor
thev Fntt therr rozp'rafora on Tho effect
- tie lrrifapt mustard gas aro not uslleli
=orioiie. tno=t eaere recovering IN two =
,hree dsye IT + generally stated that p
paz afiaet= IF 10 trench and british ~
,nnrr E,.feaf otrn han hose af be ,er
rnnna havr NOT lrrn - d fo get tulhr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
DEATH ENDS LONG ILLNESS.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Scaford. MAY 20 Frederick Brown,
aged "a wears, farmer ABOUT three niles
from town on the road leading 20 Middle
ford. died early Friday morning after e
lingering illness OF moro than year.
Early last week his condition became
worse and lapsed INTO an unconscious
state from which he did not recover.
Funeral services were held this afternoon
at bis late home; lntermont IN the Odd
Fellows cemetery.
Mr.. Brown, with his wife and brother,
Senator Edward Brown, and wife,
moved into this community some timo
ago from Stow, Mass They have been
engaged in agriculture and are well known
here, both beng prominent members OF
the Republican party
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
.soLnIERs mELn FoR MuRDER
Reported 10 Have confessed IT, Beating 70
Death Maahinpinn Channeur

Rrhmnnd Na Nav 2 IN tho qrrr~t
here If Fphorf Iafayot'0 Nnwrnan and
Sqnuol C,amhlo. rp soldiers from
Camp Noadr, Md iho i"oal polier f"rrr
believe they hove solved Ito iu z'rrv
nf fhn di7appearanco ~ John Wares IF
Wazhirvt rs. = nhauifcur FIR tho Unvrrr-
nenf printing oNirr
According ~ the pohcr i,n'h inrr.
vho ~ hcd az iugitivrs from nziiro
frnrn Aiovandria county. confessed iast
nighf That thrv Eoq' Wares r. death nn 2
lonely road near Washington and nid
body HI 'he woods ho police have r
eliitcaer flird with hloode'a'rcd uniforms
in fhr,r possession
Nawrnan and Gamble rvrrr arrested
here 2 week ago desertors FROM Z awU
Meade and aont ~ arnp ~ ~ i'rfrre-
burg. there thrv wrre rrorrrstcd rzter.
day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
CIlESTERToWN. MID.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
CLcstertown Md Nav 20 The II
Young men WHO are drafted to leave here
for amp Meade 90 AlaY - will be gwen
n ratlsng reception aud send of on the
court house green the Sunday before
thrlr departure \ meeting viii he held
with addresses ~ prominent speakers,
after which they vii be entertained At
fh,, Red Cross hapter House
News has been received here auaunc-
ing the marriate al Private William
Frnzicr Russell IN son uf N and Mrs
William I russell OF this town. 10
Miss Ethel Gross f Birmingham. Ala
Saturday night May II Alr Esstsll
Is a member of the FWeat v#nlnth Division
Judge hdvoeate Department. Camp y.
Clelau, Annlston. Ala Miss Gres5 e
The daughter f Mrs Lidde / Gross.
a prominent resident oI Btrmn9lsm
President Jatucs {. Beef of tire kcnt
i Queen anne DRIVING ASSOCIATION Is
planningq biz race matuee aud aGteme
bile parade III Radcliffe Driving ra,k
an Decoration DHy May 80
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Manning and
daughters katherine and ! Isie, of Snrr-
IA, were guests Il Mrs ]. L Noodali
n AIihngton for tie Nes sHd
The TeHtspn farm ii t9aakeg Neek
was sold at pubIic saIa. 4st week. bv
William N. Iegk. % herie Byron,
for $500 The farm contains - aeres
Mr.. Becl, alsa has sold 1T priY4te sole
the Walker iarn near Rock tail, t.
State Senator Harvey Cooper ii Denton.
for $l0,0o0
r 5. G. Gift heai miller Al Broaf.s
+ roller mills, las secured Il position il u
shipyard IN Wilmington
Mrs Gide9iL t. CLARK ii visiting her
daughter Mrs laarle tdJt III Charles
town, y Va.
For erud seara past larse bands af
gypsies had been IN the habit d e1tnpug
in tie proves on the outskirts ii the
varo1is towns III Sent county, and plying
their trade of fortune telling. besides
engaging In other pursuits The practice
had become a nuisance. and last week the
county police authorities compelled them
to observe the Compulsory Work law,
which Is having tendency to break up
the bands
The quarterly conference of The Meth
odist Episcopal Church Of tins town has
increased the salary of tire pastor, Rey
I. i Beauchamp. from ST. ,2B0 10 81 lOC
per annum
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
MARKS FOR FLAG DISPLAY.

Special spoudoncc Of Every Evening
Dover AIay - Governor IovH~crd
hae received fho following from Robert
ansl3r Secretary 1t State III the nItcd
~tatoe relative IL the displa, OF tho
italian flag on Aaz -
.>ir have the honor to advisc You
fAat tie presjdcu, La, directed tbat on
N.N y the tmrd anniversary ot the
entrance II Its.le milo the war The Italian
Tag inc disnaved Oh ail public bnldirfa
at tha nitcd States ii Washington ard
elsewhere. ! beg to lrlnr ihc matter 10
,HIr knowledge thinking 4 possible that
lnei ma, wish IL take similar action with
Tcsurct Ia ruitlIc buildings al v0Ur State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
KNOCKED DOWN ny BICYCLE.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, Nav 20 George &. Splccr, n
merchant of laurel, was knocked down
md painfully injured by bicycle rider
Saturday night. rs he was crossing tho
street. lie could not scc the approaching
wheel on account of an automobile when
was passing and the bicyrle carried no
lights The rider escaped bcior his
identify was learned
Jack the G~vear-old con of Mr. AMI
Mrs Harry I. Richardson. WAS also inquired
about tho head hy bong knocked down
tho same way
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
po,roRs RrAp1 ~ stR,E.

e.,...,.I ,4.,r,os s,,-rte.t,.t 81 i,rr1 Evening
Georgetown Nia, 3a PhNerlans tn'm
al rart~ II ~n~-rN "H'oty met hef' fHtaN
aftcrnaon ta discuss ltn .al II tho g"v'fn-
,n..,t t.r volunteers fl The ncdIcal dc
,..rtn3,nt Oat II ti,c nua4tal three volun
tea,ed thoir services ~ 4 LAYTON,
81 ths= town ir iiitHh af Laurel anu l'F
Il II T. Haph tns = Nt"n
tli thrrf afe 'ciicted to l'0 9hovr fho
ago limit desired rv ty7 government and
II Il hhrt, taat i vll IT. necessary for 2
call IL 10 issued far thclr 7orVf'cs 7 any
arc nee,icd from hl= county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
FUNERAL. OF A SAILOR.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel. May 10. The funeral oi George,
Hopkins, who died in the Naval iiosplta
mt Newport. r. l.. two weeks after he had
enlisted in the navy. was held saturday
afternoon in the Bothcl NJ r. thurch,
Rev. Harry Taylor officiating interinent
was made IN the church cemetery.
The funeral was TO have been held on
the day before. but was postponed, AS
Captain Hopkins. the young man father !,
was at sea when the lad died and dld not
arrive homo until FRIDAY night,