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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
DrSopnFRrY NECRoKs

at.cciaI Correspondence ~ Fvrvv E~r~ir-
Niddlrh,wu March r.. Disordsriv
Nogrorz wrrr rsmpan' i~-~, Sa'urds-
'ight. and kept 'hr pol'~~ brgY Ro',er'
White resisted 1rrost and fyht III
lowed eovrral g'irons goInr - 'i~ ,ri
of fhr i.ohcn
m ho mnlnr nosdrTr H1W'oloo
superintendent nf fho ligh' srd pat,.
rlant. g,az atruct 40 'hc hrad bui ynl.
slightly INJURED Wilhnrn Cochran
In was knockrd down md badly hr1ler,l
about Tho fnco Whifr finally vas
rr-qted and locked 10
Ray Prattiz. The Sagro who 9searl's H
Mr. Whifnlock and Nr Cochran vs.
trailed ~ his h0rnn near Nt Plrarpn'
Iln resisted and was severely tsraten ~
forr tho officers s,iccrednd in bvlngInV
hm ~ town and lnrlrirg him NJ
Af hearing F"fore Magistrate ~t-vrn
sunday morning. Pratiis was fined $50
with cnste White, 224. John F. Pn~yo
s21 Charles Dnrsev VAS fined 81 fpr
drunkenness md gwen EarrInE 4
bnrnp hIE first y,Tnndinp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
GREET FATHER MUNSTER
Fighting Chaplain Addresses
Friends at St Patrick s Church
at Evening Service

Father William J Munster ot Camp
Meade Md conducted the special ~
Patrick nay services held az ~ Pat
rick s Church last night Father Munster,
who Is chaplain of the 3loth Field Arul-
lcrv, stationed at Camp Meade. was
FORMERLY assistant pastor ot tho church,
where he was popular with Young and old
Chaplain Ministers subject was -
Patrick the Father of q Valiant Nation
lie gave hrlcf sketch of The saint lifc
and spoke of the great debt the Christian
world owed t. hum Tie was born IN the
town Of Fitzpatrick. Scotland, III the year
.l~1 His mother was a llrltou When he
was still boy he was captured hV a band
nf robbers and taken as - slave Ia Ireland,
where he spent most of the rest vt his
lltr. and where hc was converted and
worked long and faithfully tor the nov
Christian church. So recently founded
This was the time ~ history that thor
Huns. Nandals and Coths wen ever
running Europe. and Il was due 81 -
Patrick. IN the little country that move
know a cunqucrcr. hat Christianity was
saved for the new world that rose from
tho runs nf the old II Is appropriate"
Captain Munster said especially 80 tins
tme that We celebrate 81 Patrick DaN.
and We should All determine - emulate
the great man and preserve our religion rs
we'll rs our country from the barbarian
ST Patrick spoke the following PRAYER when
he was diving Grant that these people
may never lose the farth that have
taught them
Chaplaln Munster expects to 60 ~
France any day He IS we'll able % look
after himself. hcing great rider. able to
sail any kind Of > boat, crack shot with 2
gun o. pistol good bower, having learned
the game from Bob ftg>Immnu@ and q
fcncer o( no mean abIiit,
When Father Munster mt ~ thu olive
drah. lao If the mcu oi the parish plt on
the uniform. too
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
CLAIM D|SALLOWED
BY ACCIDENT BOARD
Injured Employe Failed to Follow
the Procedure Laid Down
by Lew
su"cial totrespondence of Every Evening


Dover. March Is. The Industrial
tccldcnt Board has made the following
award in the second case heard under he
Workmens Compensation act passed hy
the last Legislature.
William 6 Aiken II. claimant. rs
STANDARD kld Manufacturing 60. en-
ploycr. NcV Castle county
The sand William g Vixen Ir. entered
the employ nf he sald Standard kid
Manufacturing Company At Wilmington
on the ith day II January laiS, and left
his SAID employ mcnt on the 18th day of
January. iqiS
IN the course of his employment IN
handling skins The exposed portions of
the loft hand of the sad William {.
AIken. .Ir hccaino infected between tho
iih and lith DAYS of January. rs result
of contact with chromie acid
Chronic ac,d - standard patented
preparation ootnpoaed II bieathnnatr II
soda nnd uurlatie ur hydrochloric acid.
used ~ skins to convert The golatlne
therein and make il nsoluhle. ~ that
the skins can he turned INTO leather
II do"a not appear that the SAID etnployer
had actual know ledge If anv injury ta
saId emploYr. ~ at the condition If his
sald hand within II DAYS after The said
18th DAY 1T January. ~ that the said
| cmptoVr nr someone an his behalf gave
written 81 printed notice thereof to said
cmpluYcr within saul tune Int II docs
appear that the sad employer may have
been nrcludlcod thereby IN that he was
not given an opportunity a. furnish
| immediate modical treatment
The average weekly wage of The sad
William g Nixon. .lr Wa SIC
Tho sad William q Aikop ~ and the
all Standard kid Manufacturing 60
Wcrc ~ the tinr oi @aid injury subject io
the compensatory provisions nf the Della
vare Worlmcu.s Compensation law of
lnl1 neither II them having elected. IN
the uannct 7ot iort, IN 'ectlon 90 nf snl,l
act moi f. be houud
No clam y made for netl,eal and stlr
glcal ad and tsv,lstancr but II appears
that the STANDARD kld Manufacturing
Co. provided such nld a. MAS requested
and needed
The board tlnds as a matter of fact.
that the said William {, AIKEN. Ir did
not reasonably treat the sad dlscaaed or
injured hand. whlchcvcr Il may have bccn
and the board further finds that had saId
condition If SAID hand been reasonably
treated. the sald William {, AIKEN, ,If
N'iUl lltli titNf thFh tilSAt3itei IfT WtHk 10
an extent which would cntitie hum 10
receive compensation
Nhcrcupou II is awarded and adj
Judged That compensation be not al
lowed and that the clam ot the petitioner
be dismissed
Sylvester - low n>end, Jr
Harry Mavcr
Nollcy Murra,
Nttc>t
I'b.rf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
BLOCk I'll Rk ARMY.
Armcnian> With Gcorgians Have 30. 900
Men Defending TranScaucasis.

\cv York. March II Information
received here Erl,la> from armenian
sources indicates that tho German plans
tor clear Inc through tu tie frontiers
oi Indus are hkrlv to meet "A considerable
check ln crnir.d part IT that line the
CaIcalle l~thmuS 'thc treaty u peacc
-igncd j., the Roehp>lki abandoned not
uuh he rouqIr>t- made hS the Russian
arm, under he Grand Duke Nicholas
ia Ial6 embracing uearh alI 81 Turkish
\rmoua iat Also thc trontrr govern
mrut- Eafuiu Mar. and Erivan.
Vh,i0 sN tcu Russian TERRITORY since
IN1~
t-frhC> had previously announced
thai pcw government OF the Caucasus
rr'sl i ~ acccpt tins treaty and II was
sad Yesterday that the Russian frontier
wa, ing defended by an army Of
.f... man and Georgian troops numbering
4f east 80 tRm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
CZECH WHIPS Hun.
~iCmbcr of Austrian Parliament Resents
German Deputy Haranguc

Copcuhagpn Denmark. March Is
Czech aud German members of the lower
h1,i~c of tho \uetrlan Parliament engaged
m wild Scutlic IN which several were
injured Thursday during D speech by
the Czech deputy Soukop. says q Vienna
dispatch to the Hamburger Frcmden-
blatt The disturbance became So serious
that the chairman had Ia dissolve the
sitting
Deputy ~oukop complained that Prague
the capital of Bohemia, had been for
several days without food including pota-
toes. Deputy Wolff a German member
jumped 20 his feet and shouted.
The Czcch~ have not given out proper
quantities Of food Tho CzcchS will starvc
u~ They are tho allc~ Of the British. ?"
The German deputy harangue was
interrupted bv Deputy Rydlazlz, "A
Czech who threw him 10 the floor The
t,imul thus begun soon spread through
out the houS,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
HEPTASOPHS IN
- iIIj ANNUAL il SESSION i:
Grand Conclave Began Its Yearly
Meeting Here This
Morning.

The Grand Conclave of Delaware,
Ucptssophs. or s. W. NJ, convened I'm
annual session today Mt it's headquarters.
eot Market street, with "a good attend
ancc uf officers and members.
The morning session was devoted tn
the consideration of reports and the
translctIon of other routine business.
George G. Suudcr, the grand archon
who presided, in his annual report said
The past wear has been very hard
one for this order. rs YOU know our coun-
trv has called and received the Youngest
and best blood Of the country. and il
has been very hard To get new members
rs every one that you would approach
would say 1 am expecting To JOIN the
order oi Uncle sam While our order
has shown an increase, II has not been the
fau, of the grand archon that it was not
larger. ~ | have installed the officers
ot the different ConclavcS and ald them
IN official visit and visited them ON scv-
cral different occasions To- try and build
up and put new life IN them, aud hope
my Successors may reap what | have
tricd To- do
Grand Archon Soudcr recommended
that thc different city conclavcs ap-
point committees tO confer on WAYS aud
means tor purchasing a building. where
al can meet under one roof lie believes
-uch a step would hc beneficial
ho report uf Grand Scribe William
NintrIp shows q membership of 9l1
members. rs compared with 939 \ year
ago During the year II died. u were
initiated. three WERE admitted hv card
and 2l were rcln~tatcd The suspensions
numbered -, while upr Withdrew Ivy
card. Tho receipts aggregated $4,000
and the expenses S5l7i6 Sick benefits
were aid IN the subordinate conclavcs
amour ing Ia S3,6f7 -. while funeral
hencfi' amounted to S2..l2t ~. The total
dlshur monts IN the subordinate con
clavCs amounting to Sl0,31NT2
Gra ri Treasurer I 4 G"mmlli reported
hala acc IN bank year ago Of S.'N3 ..
rrcclpts s53S st.. disbursements. $5l' -.
leaving balance ~ Si0i h3 lhr death
benefit fund showed balance q year ago
nf S2n2S 81 receipts. 3. .5St 70. DIS
hrrscmcntS. - so. lcav ng j balance Of
81 T6a ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
4 SEA OF MIRE.
Lower End of Philadelphia Pike i.
Almost impaSsable

With the frost coming ont Qt tho ground
Ire lower end % the Philadelphia turn
Iakc, particularly that section between
Rlvcrvicw and Penny Hill has become a
sea oi mlrc, with deep gullic~ and il IS So
soft that II Is next to impossible to get
an ordinary motor car through Other
sections Of the pike are said 10 be- in quite
as bad condition
While II Is the intention to rebuild tho
road at an early date It Stems rs if
something Of a temporary nature viii
have to be done in the meantime
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Clerks Of the peace and magistrates
have ISSUED the following marriage licenses
vEw CASTLE COUNTY
Magistrate Harry | Gllle seventh
and Shiplev streets George W Wumnrc
and Sarah L Fisher. 10th Of : Lord
street, T. Harvey lcnderman If Gordon
Heights and Myrtle II katcs of IL
Ncsf Nineteenth street
SUSSi-N COZ ST1
Clerk of the Peace " t.luood " right
Georgetown RoIIe \ Lows ami Olive
r Donowav. both OF NIillshoro. Thomas
r Ingram and Mary Sprutt both Of
NiliSbofu
Magistrate James l. Foil ot Laurel
Ire Morris. Of laurel and Rosa Fl2cy
of Salisbury Md
Magistrate Arthur :. licarnc Laurel
William II Mitchell and NINA r poycc.
both of Laurel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
Busine- 5 Ind0rses the Fair

Members Of he board of directors of
the Chamber OF Commerce, at their
regular meeting last Friday afternoon,
unanimously indorsed the work of the
Delaware State Fair and registered their
appreciation of the educational value of
that institution To the State The board
also strongly recommended that business
men throughout the State get lchind'
Of the fair rs m ndust rial and edncas
tional feature of the life of the State.
Last year approximately 10000 persons
from outside the city visited the far
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
MAY INCREASE RENT.
Country Club Appeals Assessment on
prODerty

Under the terms of its lease the vii
nington Country Club has been faced
with the probability Of u considerable
increase in rental. due to The raising Of
the assessment Of its property bv the
County Board of Assessment
The Country Club grounds are leased
from William du Pnnt for period of
twenty-five years. Under the agree
rnent the Country Club is to pay any
taxes IN excess of the amount Of taxes
levied IN 1910, when the lease was made
Thus. under the lease, the Country
Club would have to assume payment of
the increase IN county taxes that would
follow the increase IN assessment from
10000 to s3o0.D0o
The Country Club has appealed from
the assessment, but tho County Board Of
Assessment has not announced it's dc
cIsion II means that the county taxes
ON thcjcIub property would be increased
from slo5 year to about $1,000 ycar If
the increased assessment should stand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18

Rev t,corcc Johnson. pastor oi
STATE street VI + Church. Camden.
J has been invited to thu pastorate OF
mon VI J. Church this city to succeed
Rev Wilbur / Corkran. who probably
Will he assigned Ia sshury Church, Cr,s-
held. Md
Negotiations for the transfer ot Dr
Johnson from the New Jersey Conference
to the Wilmington Conference are pend
ing. and the transfer Of Rev Frank f
Carpenter of Laurel from the Wilmington
Conference 10 the New Jersey Conference
IN exchange is being considered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
REV. r. III. ADAMS HONORED.
Members Of Trinity NJ f. Church
Invited Pastor TO Return.

The service al Trinity NJ T. Church
last evening was largely attended THIS
being the last service before Conference
convcncs the members and friends unan-
imouslv invited the pastor Rev K
II Adams to return FOR smother wear
IS token OF esteem they had for
llr Adams the members OF the congre-
CATION presented to HIM an envelope
containing thirty-eight dollars Air II
liott made the presentation remarks
Alr Adams has been pastor of Trinity
VI l. Church for six years During this
time new church has been built with
An Increased membership OF three hundred
members
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer From It?

aivcs and uutmeuts. lt S. mpoStsnt
thaJ sou rd rourselt ~ TINS t"rrblc
disease before IT, zoes TOO far ~~
+ hG blood purifier shat has stood tnc
test u tame, having ieen IN constant l-.
for more than nifty wears. u WIll 10 tor
vuu what II has done Tor taouaands 81
nthnrs. drive thc rheumatic poIsons outI
ri your blood making purG and strnng
and enabling tD make you we'll. =
IS guaranteed purely vegetable. II viii ao
the work and not harm Tho most dcIcatc
stomach
Write he physician of tins Compan,
and let him advise with yOu. idvicp IS
furnished without charge. Address ~Wif
specific Company, t35 swift I.aborlSoEt
Atlanta. IA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
Sufferers Should Realize That II
Is a Blood Infection and Can
Be Permanently Relieved.

rheumatism means That ne blood
mas become -aturated with lric acid
poison
II docs not require meolitai adWcC 80
know hat good health Is absolutely
dependent upon pure blood When the
muscles and joints become sore and drawn
with rheumatism. Il IS not wise thing 10
take 3 little salve and by rubbing IT on
the sore spot. expect to get rd Of your
rhcumatics You must 90 deeper than
that, down deep into The blood where he
poison turks and which IS not affected by
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
SWISS INTERN 26. 900 FOR WAR.

Bernc, Switzerland March l4.-Swit-
zerland now shelters 10000 interned wal
prisoners, says q recent census. Sixteen
thousand are French English and Bel
gian. while 10000 are German IN adj
dition 700 relatives Of informed men arc
visiting here
Owing 10 the scarcity of food no further
visitors for a long stay will be accepted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
When the Baby
Needs a LaxatiUe---

A better plan ~ 20 employ q mitI. gentle
laxative of which only li.,Le ~ required.
There is a combination e< sirnpL Iss.tr~.
herbs with r-r~in sold by druggist. mxi.s
,lr. name of DR. Cskl~-ll Syrup pcp~in th.s
thousands ~ mothers have ps~d suoc co.-f,ir1y
FOR heby's oonssir~tios, and its accompany
ing ills. such .. b~Ah,ng. ~inrI colo. prs,-
lesm.c~- I>~tl>s~n~... etc
The nursing u,csl,-1 viii sise find II kleal
70, lsrsslf. end j, l. .sy~.isIly Unp~r'sn, The,
-lre he fr-e srr~n constipation
Syrup P-r~;n = guaranteed 10 -, ss prem
,.,d or the druggist viii refund th. rnou~y.
Th<,is.nd. ~ osu,.sss families have !, m
The hou.-. .~srur. ss~trp-4 ,le ksst~ he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18

Frank Brown Hines. who q with her
husband ~ Camp Mo- Clollan Winston
Ala
Mrs Alvin r. Coleman and little son
arc VISITING her parents. Captain and Mr.
GLADDEN.. IN Annapolis
Mrs Minnie DurdlnR nf Rock Wall has
been visiting her daughter Mr. Walter
r Rrafnhln. hero
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
Lieutenant Stevens IN.

Lieut. Paul A Stevens. son 81 Mr.
MARY A Baker OF this city, Is at the Naval
Hospital, In Brooklyn, n D. He was
taken sick while on board his 4lIp at
Halifax, y s where he was operated on
for appendicitis on February - He con
tlnued Ill and was sent to the hospital in
Brooklyn. where hc arrived last Wedncs-
daR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special correspondence ~ Every Frnning
Flkton Nd March X Thc revival
meetings which have hcon held IN the
Flkton arnory for iho past seven woeke
carnr 70 clnec last night with more
than 400 decisions
WAYNE Ronahaw. 4on ~ Alfrrd Rem
shaw, proprietor pf the Hotel FELTON,,
Flkfon who ls a member nf Company
4. now ~ Admission. Ala was discharged
from The army Saturday. owing n his
age lie will return home this week
Henry 4 Osborn, Ir # Iavre de
Grace has pus'haerd from Robert A.
Kirk his farm near Parrvvillo, for st0 000
Misses Hannah and BeuIah Parker
have presented the public school ~ FaI-
sfnn With a handsome silk american flag
Proctor Slate Co 5 plant ~ Cardiff
which has heen closed for the past three
months. resumed operations xlfh a
fulI force If workrnen this morning
The dwelling on he farm nf Edward
spear Ir. near Rethel ~ The Second
district was DESTROYED by hrp SATURDAY
night together with the household goods
Mr spear also lost about $50 III money
The fire originated frurn i detective fue
The loss will reach several housand dol
lars, partly covered by insurance
Mrs If l., Patterson lnd her SISTER
Miss Carter. who spent the winter IN
tho ~mth returned this morning - heir
country home. Walnut Hill, ncar Flkton
psed 10 think Duhwaite vas man of
few words
What caused Won - change your opinion h
happened he sitting near hirn AZ tho
baseball mark Tho ot her day ~ ben : he lImutrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
WELSH CAPTURE HUNS.
Take - and Machine Guns Near
Armentiercs. Saws War Office

dht ID aHu 2 NIdtflINt tEUnN NCdT
ArmentiercS. Says War Office.
LONDON March lS welsh troops
carried ont successful raid Friday
IN the ncighborhood OF Annenticres
and captured H. prisoners and two
machine guns the War Office reports
Hostile artillery was active southeast
of Ypres. IL the ncighborhood of the
Mcnm road and south Of IIoutholst forest
4 number Of large Swedish trawlers
and one Of the largest Gothcnburg steam
crs have been captured bv German sub
marines off The Skaw, the northern
extremity Of Jutland, Denmark, and
forced to go TO Germany, says n report
printed by the Gothenburg Shipping
Gazette and forwarded from Copenhagen
bv the Echange Telegraph Co
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE.

Special CORES ronden~e ~ E-~-v Evrniue
Nfiddletown March n While Nor
gan III King. a farmer WAS running hrs
automobile northward on The state mad
SATURDAY morning his car was striIek hv
, car n the Diamond STATE Telephone y
near BlackhIrd klng raT vas dernoi
shed and las other ar suffered
The loss of > whnei King gITtaInsd
sprained wrist
Saturday afternoon the car If iehu
llfree, 4 farmer of The Eevpis and thai,
II Herman Kumprr IF Odessa. ~aIlided
H. thr -Four Corners n this .pwu
Both cars were slightly damaged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
Present Flag 10 Cook man Church

Cookman NJ. T. Church. last night. was
presented with Il large American fag.
git of the Brotherhood. The orator
tor the occasion wa, " " Knowles
\ large number Of the members Of The
Junior Order 81 American Mechanics
an RnI. Scouts were in ATTENDANCE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
A SPRING MEDICINE
That Will Make You Feel Better, Look
Better. Eat and Sleep Better

btutf- f<dt dilu 1nfttp b'hti-
In view Of the fact that disease IS ever
the same, a medicine like Hoods Sar-
sapariila which has been successful for
more than forty years IN combating
disease and preserving health, is safe
one 70 rely upon
Hoods SarsapariIla is known every
whore as the standard blood purifier
tonic and vitalizer Its record is one
Of remarkable results j has given
entire satisfaction in the treatment OF
scrofula, eczema, humors catarrh, rheu-
Inatism, loss Of appetite, that tired feel
ing and general debility, and is taken rs
effectively at one time of year as another
There is nothing better as a prompt,
general tonic for weak and run down
men, women and children and old people,
inyalids and convalcsccnt,
II i pleasant 70 take, alo~ digestion
and supplies the vital organs with thr
rich red Blood essential 10 health
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18

No one knows better than the s-wssrhiul
mother natural doctor of the family IN
all the small ills that when the bsby - o-it
~ sors. il - usually due tn u-dis-~'s~
constipation.
II Is always we'll. in any ~ iss ,nn->~e.. fo
look for shis eause The Diet may have so h~
chsns-d bos before good can r-~uf, from IL.
the h<r~-ls rv.,ss l- moved.
Th~ mother hss The eho.ce o5 many n,cJi-
cine. -ce,hsrtios, pnrsssi~c.. bitter-wst.rs,
pills. pc .ics etc Bu, tho little body
doesn't nee,l ss,eb hsrsh remedies for they
~r-s,eh tho system and do only temporary
good. - often foft-~cd hy an unpleasant
r~netfn~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
Second Week for Teacher Tabula tions

The teacher aids who are helping IN the
work Of tabulatng the qualifications Of
the newly drafted men with particular
reference to their occupational ratings
completed their first turn last week
and will start in this week as old hands
and soon will be able to qualify as experts,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
SPRING FEVER
HERE, HE SAYS

j was under the weather right said
Alexander Dever, SO y 10th St. phla-
delphie 1T was an effort for me 10 drag one
foot after the other ! simply had no de-
sire TO eat What | did eat caused my
stomach to ache and pain and belch gas
Ny complexion was getting pale and
yellow Although | always felt tuckered
out, could not sleep when night came
Il knew needed a good tonic some
thing to build me up, so | got Tanlac,
am perfectly satisfied with the result
| am back to normal weight, cat heartily
sleep eight hours a night and always
feel live and 'gingcry Is system
builder, Tanlae cant be beat Tan
lac is being sold in Wilmington at Eckerd 5
Drug Store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
NO RE Sc

In ys,S 81 .pe,,pou- tr.,->.-d .,,--,ey ct. ~.
sy,vp rss~n .sea6shs sA~ss p~rA,. sd .i~orhns
,k sas. 80 fAs' ~ l.rny s..dv- ry.y r-sn-ir
:. :s,i r. (. ,..,f..- Il @ :. ard " ''''- '''''' .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
~ Dr. CoidweHs
OYRUP pEPSIN
The Perfect Larutio.
FREE SAMPLES

p C.H~-H. sy--r r-ys> - ,h~ l-,v~-s ~-rsy
nd you'd LEs ~ .-.sl- :, BIZ, b,,yira -r- r--v
.Ad,... So f-s- ,h.J te-,l- r Dy. ". n csH--F
,h~ r-v sod tar s--v~ ~ ff-~ c@~- 81 sA~ n~k~ss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
Receives Wooden Quit.

sergeant lohn Henson. II Camp Dix.
has rcceIved lrRe hand-knlt qIt 81
Germantown wool made nv q Mrs Nav
.rho had known hfm sinca ms uirtb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
CAMDEN. y. J.. PASTOR FOR UNION

Charlc- II Grantland. Secreta,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18

lseo 10 thiuk Duhwaite was n man of
few words
W hat caused won - change your opinion y
happened ~ he sitting near niTn AZ tho
baseball park he other day when he umpire
make rank decision in favor of the viSitfuE
team birmingham gP-EIerald