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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06

Friday, June 2. Dustin Par.
mum IN sDurand III the Bad
Lands. A story OF the west
when the cowboys were kings.
Saturday, June 8. Wedge Neel
IN THE Pulse Of Life = Thik Il
story Of Bohemian life.
sunday. JRne 3 GLADYS HUI.
cite in "A Crooked Romonee.
This shows crook who becomes
better One show only. beginning
az 4 clock
Monday. June 10. Claire BE.
Dowell in 1.-THE Ship III Doom
Tuesday. June IL. Mxdge Ken.
needy IN Baby Mine. This II
taken from the roaring stage play
Of the same name.
Wednesday, June n. Marx
Piekford IN The Little Amer
can. This il Mary greatest ri.
umph Of the screen, and Il d play
that will make you love the flag
better.
Uncle Sam 8 favoriie niece ia :
great patriotic phosoplay Of Amer
lean independence
Thursday. June Ia Beginning
the Mystery Ship. q thrilling
ind delightful serial in Is parts.
every Thursday. Also the Weekly.
Current Events, and 2-reel I.-ko
comedy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06

travelled in fifteen countries and lived
In six OF them. He has known. among
others. Lord Kitchener. Lord Roberts,
Joseph Chamberlain. John Ruskin.
Gladstone and Kipling. When he was
twenty years old he was preaching
nightly to audiences OF five thousand
IN Scotland, For the last few years
he has been delivering an average Of
over 800 lectures a year in this coun-
try and is In as great demand as any
lecturer on the American platform to
day His lecture. What America
Means to Me. win be one Of the big
events Of chautanqua week.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06
LOCAL NEWS

l.. g. MeAiahan is a business Wis.
itor today.
That our American aces are Ger.
tainly giving the German knaves
the very deuce.
jay Poteet Is suffering from an
injured foot, caused BY droppino
q railroad rail on II.
Harold Upper Is suffering from
q badly injured foot caused nv
the fan on Ed Bells tractor striIt.
ing the same. The accident han.
pencd today.
Col. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson
md son, Lieut.. May Anderson,
eft Saturday for Spokane. where
ne elder pair win visit for a sea.
on with relatives and whence
heir soldier son goes TO Camp !
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06
To Prevent Relehlme

Make a regular habit 81 rating
slowly. mastieafe your food thor.
oughly, and you may have no fur.
Their trouble II you should. take
one Of Chamberlain = Tablets iGn.
mediately after supper AT all
druggists.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06
Mems and Young
Mems Clothing

We have a fair assortment of
mems and young mems suits at
from $40 to $25 that are all wool
garments. Garments such as we
are showing are not to be had
now days, for since November 1st
no materials have been made to
contain more than go per cent of
wool A visit to this clothing de-
partment Of ours viii be time and
money well spent.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06
Boys Wash Suits

Boys wash suits range in price
from IS cents to So. A fair stock
to select from. Colors we guar
antee to be absolutely fast and
viii refund your money on any
suit that may fade.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06
Children's Dresses

A good big stock of children s
dresses in ginghams and percales
in plain c0lors, stripes, and checks,
at prices ranging from So cents TO
$3.50. With % and 30-cent ging-
hams and percales you viii see
that you buy the garments ready
made for less money tina nyou can
now buy ginghanns and percales.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06
DAMERlCAN IDEALS"
NOTED LECTURE
Has Won Name and Fame for Mrs. a.
c. zehner o. Texas

Mrs. A. c. Zehnef q Dallas, Tex.
has often been called ''the best lady
speaker on the American platform.
Certainly she Is in greater demand
than any other woman for lecture
work. For years she has been speak
ing throughout the country on -Ameri-
can Ideals" and the demands upon
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06

A reliable and competent eye
sight specialist, june 10 aud IL.
Time 70 have your ewes attended
to. Round xeloid frames aud nose
glasses this years style. Dr.. r
A. Schilling. Hlw3
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06

We have a good assortment of
ladies undermuslins consisting Of
gowns, pants, corset covers, che
mise, petticoats, and combination
suits, at last years prices, which,
today, gives you ready made gar
ments for less than the muslin
alone can be bought for in most
cases. We have a good liberal
display of these on our front coun-
tiers and a great saving now can
be made on anything you may
need in this line.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06
OLD SLOGAN soss UP.

Il don't see what he saw In her e
marry
Don't you understand She Kept
him out Of war"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06
@THE ADVANTAGE
OF A HANDICAP"
Or. Elliott soy Returns 10 chautaw.
qua With New Lecture.

DR.. Elliott A. BoyI has many friends
10 the West. He Iectrred on this
Chautauqua circuit two years ago and
in response to the many requests he Is
returning with a new lecture. THE Ad-
vantage Of Handicap Or. Boyi has
become one Of the strongest Insplra.
tional lecturers on the platform. He
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06
Hls LIMITATIONS.

'Ts Bliggins doing bis bitr7
~Yes. Every now and then he srias
a. a soldier garment to let bic wife
see whether she is knitting Il righE
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06

WHENEVER YOU GET REA-
DY FOR CANNING AND PRE-
SERVING FRUIT WE WILL BE
PERMITTED TO SELL YOU SU-
GAR IN 100-LB. LOTS.
DON'T GET UNEASY ABOUT
ANY SCARCITY OF SUGAR
DURING THIS SEASON AS
THERE is PLENTY TO GO
AROUND.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06

her time are more than she can an.
She has the happy faculty o. clear
thinking and hard hitting. Her lecture
~ Chautauqua Is one Of the finest APP
peals for better citizenship you win
ever hear.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06

Browns plans are dscidsdly
Characteristic Of the man."
aHow 80
@Why, they won't work.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06
NATURAL SUGGESTIONS.

Pop, tell me one thing"
what II Is, son?"
"Can they writs quotations IA
pork with a pigpen p
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06
WORLDS IN THE MAKING"
Doctor Carpenter Presents Lecture o.
Absorbing Interest At chautauqua.

DR.. A. D. Carpenter, scientist and
astronomer. interprets the marvels OF
science in terms OF the popular mind.
And he does II without putting a dry
minute In his lecture. He makes the
wonders Of the universe an absorbing
subject, telling his audiences just what
they have always wanted 70 know but
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06
Or. a. o. Carpenter.

have but vaguely understood. To Illus
trate his lecture. Worlds Ia the Max
Ing" he uses a Matlick TelIurian ma
chine. q revolving miniature Of the
universe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06

The trespass Law will be applied
to stock found ON the school house
grounds The School Board.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06

is not only splendid orator but q
oeep thinker, a close and logical rea-
soner and has mind stored With per-
tinenf facts People are thinking and
talking about his lecture for month";
and years after he has gone.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06

Lewis County ChautauQua at
Sezperce June 1898.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06
ARTHUR WALWYN EVANS
CHAUTAUQUA LECTURER

WETIUWT VI |7VF s7TNT y "777''T 49,"
Impressions Of America.
Arthur walwyn Evans, the brilliant
Welsh orator who comes to Chautau.
qua on the second night, has had an
unusual life experience He Is q
nephew OF David Lloyd-George and
has known many Of the celebrities OF
England and the continent He has
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-06-06

REMEMBER, WE RE BOTH
LOSERS II YOU DON'T
TRADE HERE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
Various Matters Considered at the Weekly
Meeting Last Night.

Various uatters were considered at the
weekly committee meeting Di the members
of City Council last night Am0nR
other things. few darts were hurled St
the new garbage collection cohifnct"f,
because he hasn't gotten things down -
fine shape vet Some of the member
thought he ought to he given chnnc"
and others thought he should have been
MI ready before he started. 70inrbpdY
said some of the city garbagc - heinR
shipped out 81 the city, IN violaiIoh oi ~"
law. and the intimatiUn was gwen that
the matter will be taken np with the ieRaI
department of the city
4 letter complaining ~ fiagnahi
water IN The neRhbOrhOod ol "oh'y-
sixth and Washington streets Wa read.
and after aofnc discussion was ordered
referred 10 the Board 81 Health
A representative of the Liberty tious-
ing 90. appeared before the committee
for the purpose ~ asccrtaining how The
members felt regarding the spending ol
money by the company Tor street
paving and sewerage IN the event of tn"
new tract being taken INTO the city next
spring While no formal action was taken
several members of Council assured him
that they would not favor taking any
mans property without paying Tor -.
John T. Ifealv and Son, cont racior1
and builders. we're given permission -
erect frame warehouse at Third and
Church streets after signing an agr"c-
ment 10 rrmovc thc same NJ thr clp-o rf
the war
The tcIuost waz made On tho ground
that the government had oOruWand"crod
their present warehouse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
IL MARINES KILLED IN ACTION;
Is REPORTED WOUNDED

Washingt on, July IL The Marine
Corps casualty list today contained 35
names divided as follows
Killed in action. l3; died OF wounds. 1,
wounded severely Is
The list of dead follows
KILLED ~ ACTION.
Lieutenant Joseph \. Siunott. Mont
clair, n J
Sergeant Arthur Russell, Oshkosh, WIS
Corporal Henry l.. Dowdle. Chicago
Privates John f. Blalock Hamlet, \
c. Christian Boehn irvipgton, \. J !;
William IL Coughlin. Chicago; Frank
u. Fairclough, Beacon, \ Y Roy J.
Ford, Detroit; George o. Hamlet, Annis-
ton. Ala, Paul NJ kidwell. Berkeley,
Cal Edmond ] La Bonte, York Beach,
Maine: Charles \ O.Connor. Orlando,
Fla, RAYMOND F Schaufele. Cleveland
DIED or MOUNDS
Lieutenant George II arborough
Mullins ; G
Privatcs Norman ID Hutchinson. Eaton
Col. Walter Is Pickartz Chicago Harry
A Wendell. Chicago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
CITY COURT CASES.
Alfred Ringold. Colored. Hesyil. Fined
on Assault Charge.

In The Municipal Court today Alired
Rueoid Negro. pleaded guI,> 20 q
charge of assault and battery on Mrs
MINNIE RodnlcN Of ll0l West Fifth
street and was sentenced ly Deputy
.yligc lIeliug~ 80 pay q fine "t So and
costs ih,. assault WAS committed June
I'D When taken hy Police officer John
] Fox tu Air, Rodnick : home Yesterday
for ldrutihcatIou klngold tried 70 escape
b, jumping through q window. hu' ~aS
quickly reraptured
For violating the automobile speed
law Clarence liennlng was fined SO
and costs
Howard McIanu charged with oper-
ating a motor vehicle without proper
tags. was sentenced TO pay fine OF $40
ana costs
For trespassng on property OF tho
Philadelphia Il Reading Railway Com
pan> Evan Shcpsdell was fined $40 and
costs
Peer Czallo and Toncy karsiofski,
charged with fighting in the street. were
sentenced TO pay fine Of s. and costs
each
Milton Page arrested on suspicion
81 being wanted by Pennsylvania author
itjcS on charge of noa-support. was
dismissed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
HOLD RALLY AT NEWARK
Welfare Workers 10 Hold Mass
meeting Tonight in High School
in Baby Saving Campaign

Women workers. member Of thc wri-
fare division of the Women ommffoc
of the State Council ~ Drfrnsn. are ~
Newark today. arranging for MISS meet
ing to be beld in the High ~ch"nl tonight
IN the interests of he b8by ltlng sceflGr'
of Chlldren's Year
Mrs George l. Townsend iE hartman
If lhc Newark work and Mrs Richard
ann county chairman. will preside al
the meeting The speaker w1tl bc Mss
Marie lockwood and Miss jcannotfr
Iickman If this city
The object of the meeting IS ~ arouse
he parents ~ Newark to he necessity
for them loinlng IN the Chlld Welfare
movement bring portion q their dutY
a. patriotic citizens IN war times i lS
proposed n conduct tho fret weighing
and measuring Welfare Station IN Newark.
next Tuesday afternoon
This afternoon new Welfare ~f4tlon
was pprued ~ he itaian Settlement
This afternoon will also be he !asf day
for the Welfare station FL no Babies
Hospital ~ the children under f"ar-
of age of that sertion have been pretty
geperaIlv cYanlned ECU stations "A
,thcr scctlonSof fhe cIty ptiIi be opened
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
NEW RtC|STRANTS
To Be EXAMINED
Draft Board No. 4 Issues First
Call for the Men of
1918"

New regstrants IN Division No Of
tho local Exemption Bonrd called for
physical examination, 10 report at the
old Court House, ON July ", from 3 10
4 30 r. m, are as follows
Harry James Reed, il6 Townsend St
James Tbos W Gardner, 9ls Frcnch
John Ialbert, l00I street
Albert T.. Schechingcr. : T. Second -.
Arpad Santa, Goa South Head 81
Martin Earl Gootce. ZIG Walnut st
Leon J Franklin. IL T. Third ~
Norris n Patterson. Eden Park
Wencas f.eruia. iOi T.. Fourteenth 81
John Fuller, 2l3 w THIRD 81
James Reed. III T. Second ST
(;egrpe Townsend, ~ East Twelfth ~
VIM Ruth King. 1911 King -
Carl Paul Eaton. 20J l. SECOND 81
Herman Barnett. T.. Thirteenth -
Rob't Fmmet q Brlcu, 80 T. Seventh
William I.odcr 81 East Sixth st
Charles Edwards. 306 ~ Second 81.
Robert Y Revnolls. }0i w Fourth ~.
Oscar Ivin Stroh 50S King st
Paul " Lowtlen. too w Fourth -
Carneiu Ileii. 81 Tatnnll ~
simon { Zachnridrs. 107 West st
Frank Y Stlrgis. 32G T. Seventh 81
Sila9 Z Givcns iii Buttonwpod ~
James Tucker. CARNEY Point 7 NJ
&. A colorcd branch
Horace 7 johnson, }05 & seventh -
Edward trrnond MUNICH 10 Alna Apts
Edward { Ipckson, THIRD and Shipley
Anthony VI Alachuzea 227 Front
Camden \ ]
Edward Benz Joneq .2O0 Now CasfleAve
las Nclvlu Scrlbncr Q Guthrie Row
Ole Anderson Rrask 10 Walnut -
Sllas Carey, i0l West St
David II Wingate. Seventh - Bridge.
John Morris Scalicctc. 1l2 French y.
Elmer Ross. - French -
Edgar Virgins. 223 I FQnt =
Morris Skht. ; T. Front 81
Henry Butler. 80 i Front s.
Kenneth ! TcDoupnl 73t 4. sixth IT
Clarence J Malone l17 4 Fifteenth
Vlnvccnzc Chnnlci. 81 Tatnall -
Harry W Ahhoit. 627 New Castle Ave
William Paul NcNlf. 1871 Apple =
Elmer CbadWick. 30f KING -
Julius Icwl-. ~ French 81
Frederick v Iihngford 73f + Sixth
Marvin Reed in0 Poplar -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
TO BUILD NEW PLANT.
Delaware Marine Supply Co. TO
Resume at Twenty second
and Tatnall Streets.

The Delaware Marine supply ON
n3n1 whosq plant Mas burned two weeks
apn today obtained . building permit
NJ huild a foundry huildnR ~ twenty
second and Tatnall streets, 70 cost -. 80
N llIam y Haddock and COMPANY are
tbo architccl~ and will br th" builders
other buldlng pcrmtS ISSUED follow
Clarence prcttyman tn make ah"Th-
ttan~ "a factory building 81 Thirteenth
an,i Poplar streets tn cost SZ'SN WI
liam : anderson Is tho arrhucct and VIII
hr the buIjder
\ichola- Fldgncc 10 make tW" additions
NJ tao houses Il, h0002 North Lincoln
street, ID cost $1,000 Ngnsuno Fortunate
Nil hc the builder
t,,,lrg, NJ D0ugncrtV tc make alters
mons to store ~ 6Ia West Front street.
a,a>t 81 .om Harry Potter Is ~ =" the
builder
Rogers and Thompson I" huIld 7 gar
AZ, IN the rear of 23ll-i6 \an l'uren
stree, to cost 5000 Rogers and homp-
son viii bc the builders
Rcn,amiu Briggs. 10 make an addltlnn
/ tn dwelling Al $40 last Eleventh -tr"r',
/ III cost $50 Nllham ; anderson u ~ l'e
I the blnldcf
/ Jacob 7 Coursen ID make alterations
I a. combined store and factory 81 ~
1 ,,,,.astcr s,,.n,,r tn coSt SI2N Michael
+ Capaldl viii hc the builder
| Neal Il Kelly. to make alterations -
dN cling a 1900 Market street, r. cost
+ $In0 Nlr heilN Is to hc the tWdcr
/ AIr N"rl to mako alterations io
+, dwelling ST 25ll Monroe street. 4 'os'
I SOS Rogers and Thompson arc Z" he ihc
(. builders
/ h Dcicoupa to make alterations 4
I store ii ~ West Front street % cosi 30
/ Michael CapaIdI viii lie the builder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
UTILITY BOARD INQUIRY.
Subject to be Considered AT Tonight >
Meeting of City Council.

Following the Council committee meet
lngs last night, II Was stated that At The
meeting OF Council tonight some acton
vii be taken in regard to the trolley fare
controversy.
Some time ago Council cited the mem-
bcrs OF the Board ol Public Utility Com
missioners to appear and show cause why
they should not be mpeached, Council
failing 20 coincide with their views in the
matter OF necessity for increased carfares
Subsequently. the order was held up unt Il
tonight. but up to noon today the com
miSsIoners had not been summoned "a
appear and the presumption is that they
will not be asked to attend until Council
decides whether it has anything further
to say to them
As President McMullens term expires
tins month. therefwill be only two mem
bers left. Mes~srs. Isaac and l;arretson
provided the mayor does not till the
vacancies in the meantime
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
BELGIAN KING AND QUEEN
FLEW ACROSS TO ENGLAND

london. Juiv No King Aibcr7 and
Queen fhzaDeth IS Belgium rnacneh
England IL au npianc amen nrv anne
SATURDAY. to attend he SILVER annIvcr-
-arv 81 hing tIeorEe ana Queen Mar
II aas earned TO-DAY
The King ana Queen ac heigians
offended ,7dav eonctrr gwen aF e.
Belgian Orchestra. >nlrh siiiHC
London speaking -t hi- .lr'ioi
Farl Clrzon. member &. "" War abnHi
ana y his reference tne royal coupe
son saturday morning. tney 3e~ 14ef
here rhr1 we're fne lrst sang tnd
queen - descend pon a'r coast from
'he Av
To nele ONE oar own hing and Queen
,n .a. memorable occasion "a SATURDAY
.-, .44 now ncIr yn 3athv ~l.a
tae 0m.G,.ei -aiors na soldiers II"
h.ng and Jyueca u the Belqaus ,ooa s
-norf respite from their life u watching
ami waiting n the angle ni Belgium
,hIch Is -tlll lett 10 hem watching "
-ne next assault Of the brutal enemy
The Belgian King anu Queen 'en
greeted With great enthusiasm % hr
concert where thousands ai beiEiai-
hai aS-prn{irl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
KAISER ABSOLYES BOLSHENIhI
OF MIRBACH ASSASSINATION

London. Iuiy 1.-THE German ''ot-
ernment does not intend PIP 1oid 'at
SOVIET Government responalDie '"r lhr
death of Count Won Mrbach, tae German
Ambassador, according to a SEM 5ihrli'
announcement from Berlin, Transmitted
10 the Exchange Telegraph SompAuS
bv way Of amsterdam. il icing eyiden'
that Russia IS doing All that Is ppsSinit
10 punish she murderers he senl4-
Official statements adds.
The German Government ana nation
hope that the Russian Government
and people viii succeed 10 nippns th'
present revolutionary agitation n tne
bud
This announcement bring. nlo t"n-
trast the attitude oi Germany 'o"tf"
Won Mirbach s assassination ana per
strong arm n dealing With ue hthest
when Chiaa W3, ID The lanlS 2! 'uS
boxers. and thc German Minister oasol
Won kettcler. was assassinatea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
GOES TO PHILADELPHIA.
Petty Officer l.. l.. Harmon of the Navy
Ordered 10 That City.

Petty Officer L. L. Harmon, originally
n Wllmngtonian, but who has seen many
vcars of service in the Navy and who has
a row of service stripes that reminds one
OF miniature rainbow, has been ordered
TO Philadelphia for further service, whether
IN recruiting or in actual service, he docs
not know
Officer Harmon has been connected
with The staff of men nj the local Navy
recruiting office for more than year,
during which time large number oi men
have entered the service through the chan
mel of the local station lie IS now walt
ing for n man who will Toe sent to thus
office to relieve him, making four men now
engaged IN the work Of giving Wilmington
bows who have aspirations toward wear
ing gold braid on their shoulders chance
TO give il Il try
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
yAGRANCY IN TIE BLOOD.

Having g4Allhe,l Tor pal-,IaE by pl.ng
un the proud total of 0ne-hali jay ami
baur George I.uks. Who 20, d lob AZ the
I.vncb construction Company mon
t,ardon. operatlon. through The Compul-
,nry Work Bureau. hes yindIcated his
tb.or, .oncsa xagrant. 4lNays 3 vagrant 8
h, ralbno bl, gehicvement good and
plenty. and quitting cold
ms make. hi-n tmfaable to ne aN
and be !. liable 10 4 longer term than
9nv IN hi, collection. when apprehendcd,
as he ne douo, "iil be
Patrick Burke IS his SUCCESSOR, having
,stan over George tac3nt job ye,tcr-
day through he same ram 90 'ig,.ali-
stances, yagraney OltN our " 0fS
Ruroa,, 4 realnins 10 be seen how long
he viii keep il and y "lii Keep nm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
NEw SULTAN : Pho. Ally
Nohamned VI, Dcspiees Germans and
Germany, n r. Reported

Now York. Juiy ll The opinion that
thc ncr sultan ~ Turkey, Nohsmmed
NT pro-ally sympathy and dlspnsed
r. an understanding With repregnnta'ivrs
VI The allies vas oppressed mere 'nf7y
bv saith Boy f,ourdy former pre71den.
81 tho Ottoman JolepaphIc 1gencv
pow voluntary ecile from urseT
Fle said hat h l9lf Z" knew the present
sultan personally when be WIS Frnc"
Lahid Fddhine brother IS 1e load ruler
! cannot p sure naf ti- idoas have
not changed znce 1914 said hr 6oUrdl
Duf knowing hin ~ I do am por-
fectlv sIre bat ~ VII not rr III" t1qn
tn follow blindlv Tie orders III 1e 17ri-
rniftee Of union 1nd progress ~ his pre-
elernssor tld ne Il not ayIrehead
I am also convnced that ba f1faN
the most 8nti-ferman Turk hr ir--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
FIRST DENTAL SURGEON KILL Ed
IN WAR; WON BRAVERY CROSS

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. July 1.-THE Marine
list today notes that Dental Surgeon
Wceden f., Osborne OF the Navy,
attached to the Marine Corps, was killed
in action June & lie is said TO have been
the first naval officer killed IN action while
with the land forces in France
Surgeon Osborne was cited postum
mously by General Pershing for distln-
glished service cross for hcrocallp aiding
wounded at great risk to his life during the
advance on Bouresches He was struck by
a shell while carrying an officer to a place
of safety.
The cross will be forwarded to his sister,
Elizabeth Osborne. of Chicago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
FIFTY WOMEN ENROLL.
10 ssud 10 Become Public Speakers
for War Work.

Nhoalt afy women from al over he
STATE enrolled 1T the Speaker framing
ann which hegau 4 twp-dav session ~
newark TODAY. and thcy had not only >
profitable hui i delightful morning IhcY
heard two addresses that were informing
and interesting. and then they had 4
great deHi ~ fnu and pleasure ont ot
prmctIse -pccehc- Mrs George iiaIi
Mrs " 4 dI Pout and Mrs Otho
%pgInnd made SIeechc4 lor criticism. and
he comments made hy instructors and
pupils were most amusing Tie addresses
we're nude ~ tic instructors Drrlp 6.
Iesicr. leader 90 the camp spoke on
Simple Principles If How to ConstrIct
an Adtlress aud Mrs Elizabeth 3hrc'ner
talked On Foundational Work y Voice
Culture Mrs 4 ID Warner Was made
chairman If Inc woman secti0n
There uas 4uch splendid enthusiasm
fodas hat il il expected that more
women VllI he present tomorrow Those
who enrolled today we're
Wilmington Mrs \ p Warner. Mrs
6 q. Hall Mrs Otho Nowland, Mrs.
r & Ravner. Mrs r Coleman du Pont,
Mrs Charles Wcutz, Elizabeth Jackson.
Mrs " II Beacon. Mrs Charles Warn
cr. Mare lockNo0d Mrs Martin Lane,
Mrs + VI Miller. Mrs 4 7 Moody.
Ellen ~anlworth. AIr- Thoma. y Young.
Mr.. ! 7 NicldS. Mrs G Mar-hall Bar
ton Mrs Gamble l.atrobc, MR. Richard
Res. Virginia Reese, Ethel Wilson
~aIlie 4. shaw. lara Mcndenhail
\euark F1lth Frcdcrici, jcnuIe
Faulkner. Mrs Charle, = Evans. Mrs
Y II Evans. Mrs J Pierce ann, Ecan-
or Todd ,ii Howard r RIhl
Delaware Cry. Mr., I WhIteman
kirkaood Alre Richard I Cann Sea
ford Alicc Morgan Rehoboth, Mrs. +
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