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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
NEED SKILLED MEN.
General Pershing Makes Call for
Experts in Many Lines for
Service in France.

The United States Provost Marshal
General has written to Governor Town
send regarding a pending call for skilled
men, the details of which have just been
received by the Adptant General Wicker
sham
There Is IN immediate demand far T.
600 skilled ucn in the near future IN
various tntis of the army. needed bv
General Pcrshng who must be furnished
through the scluettyc service Qualified
rcglstrants arc urged IL present them
selves 70 the local hoafls hose who
succeed IN indueting themselves IN the
branches of the service to be filled vii
receive material personal benefit which
Will ald thcm IN advancement both IN
thclr army career and IA after life
Induction will not he ueuIe n once, Tut
lists Will nc made up aud submitted to the
central authorities on Nprll 3afh and
definite allottmcnts viii then bc made for
each State. and mobilization details
Immediately promulgated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
BUILDING PERMITS.
du Pont Company Planning To Max,
Tmurnyemcnis


Building Inspector Preston has issued
building permits as follows
T.. I. du Pont dc Nemours and Com
pany to make AN addition 20 their prop
crty at Eleventh and Union streets to cost
$3.50 William r. Potter will be the
builder
r.. |. du Pont de Nemours and Com
pany 10 make an addition to their prop
erty at Maple street and Maryland avenue
to cost $40 William 4. Potter will be the
builder.
Holt and Mckay To build garage on
their property on Twcnt yHsecOnd street
between Jefferson and Madison streets to
cost 81 900 George s. Charles and Sons
will be the builders.
Robinson Brothers TO make alterations
on their store at Tenth and Orange streets
TO cost $50 j. T., licaly and Sons are 10 he
the builders.
Irish-Amcrican Association to build
three garages at the rear Of the lot at
COS French street to cost 81 200. J H..
TIealy and Sons will be the builders and
architects.
s. Salafpon to make additions to his
store at Second and Walnut streets 70 cost
$50. H. \. Spirer will be the builder
T.. Levy 10 make an addition 10 his
laundry at 31i East Ninth street, 10 cost
1926 Alfred Downward viii be The build
eY.
Stanley sikh 10 make an addition to
his home at IN East Second street To cost
500. s L. Sobocinslti Will bc the builder
Martin Williams 10 build n garage on
his lot on Davis street between ClaynOnt
and Head streets 10 cost so. Mr. WI
lians viii be the builder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
IRISH CLERGY LEAD
C0NSCR|PT|0N PROTEST
Temper of Nationalist Ireland De
plorable. the Times Comments;
Immediate Home Rule Urged.
" Associated Press TO Every Evening

BN ASAoClatcu iFtSS 10 fNcTS tNfning
London, April 16.-Mcctings to protest
against consumption were held Monday
in 100 parishes in Ireland, all classes Of
the population participating, says y dis
patch from Dublin to the Times. The
clergy took leading part in all the meet
ings Resolutions Of protest are pouring
In from public bodies and Slnn Fein clubs
are very active
UnquestionabIy the dispatch adds,
"thc present temper of Nationalist Ire
land is very dcplorablc The country
has lost all sense Of proportion and has
forgotten not merely home rule but the
war. II is country of contradictions,
however, for in Dublin and some other
towns voluntary recruiting has been
remarkably good IN the past few days.
The committee which is III charge Of
the drafting of mn Irish home rule bill,
saws the Times, includes j. Austen Cham
bcrlain former secretary for India. Tins
il adds, Ia fact which suggests that he
already Is or is about to become member
of the war cabinet
The same paper prints an appeal from
nionst members of Parliament urging
the immediate introduction Of measure
of homc rule, "as generous as can be de
vlscd by the light of the recent dis
cussons of the Irish convention and III
harmony with the ultimate goal OF federal
lCSOlutlnu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
WASHINGTON PIE.
Recipe for Tried and Tested Pastry
That IS Very Popular With
Many Wilmington People.

Conservation IN all things Is the most
recent thought advocated hv government
officials brought about through the need
fnr saving whcat. meat tat and sugar and
incl Wilmington has its patriots Of the
Kitchen u~ wcil as other sections and the
bakers. ON whom ha~ fallen the hrunt
nt the struggle To save wheat have proven
themselves Just a~ energetic ~ helping
to save wheat ~ amy of their trade IN any
part Of the | ntod States
Ouc nf thu bakers had notion that
through the use ol bread icit over amt
ground into crumbs some dclcctahic
dishes might be- made 50 hC began cN-
pcri,ucutlnc Aftcr several attempts he
evolved the following recipe TER Washing
ton plc, that has been proven very tasty
ana which hc SAYS, he has difficulty IN
making enough Ia supply hl~ trade
Willing that others might share with
nun this conservation pastry hc gives the
r.cinc ior II Tins Is ID.
pound of bread crumbs oi any KIND
81 bread
j ounces brown sugar.
? ounces shortening.
cupfuj New Orleans mola>~c~
Il, cUpfuii~ water
ounces flour.
Flavor With cinnamon aud clnger
teaspoon baking Soda
Nli\ bread crumbs Wuh sugar Lard
aud tavorng. ruh these uull thoroughly
uHwd Nid maia>~c~ mus these Ill~-
solve -o!a Iu water and add Same After
thl~ Is mixed aIi haur
THIS * uuv ready to put lu pan which
h4~ bcru prepared a~ tar p.c hakc lu
even heat between n and hour
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
pHlLADELPIifA PIKE.
Levy Court Takes Steps Toward Placing
il in Condition.

The Levy Court. after a long. secret
conference, to-day instructed Commission
or Elliott and Assistant Engineer Grlihh
10 prepare plan. far putting the Phil
adclphla plkr m pl7sable condition and
report 90 the court next Tuesday
Commissioner Elliott said h. il having
the pike pat N farly good repair with thc
assistance 81 Two roIlcr- Il Is beng
levclcd and patched
Commissioner iouracrc suggested the
employment of tFrce or four men ~ 4
patrol amt that the pike he rcpnrcd with
stone and tar. instead of being resnrfaccd
tie and other commissioners thought
daily splking would be tic most feasible
and economical plan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
REPORT FROM STATE.

4 report from Mrs Henry Rldgeiv
chairman for the state for The Women S
Liberty Loan Committee. Ip to p. IN
Monday afternoon. follows
Dover, 81, 800
Total for Dover 10 date, S74.g50
Sussex county, subscribers II. amount,
SI1,IO0
Rural New Castle county. l07 S25.-
600 (S7,20O collected by Wilmington
workers
Kent county. Il6. S20,750
Total for State, April y. S557 900.
Total for State TO date, 81 03I, ,I5O.
Total for Kent 10 date, $3.50. 400
Total for Sussex to date, SIPS, 100
Total for rural New Castle to date
$3.50 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
FREIGHT CONGESTION
CLEARED IN MONTH
Improved Motive Power and Good
Weather to Solve the Trans
portation Problem.
ev Associated Press 20 Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, April i6-Eastcrn rail
roads slowly are ridding their lines of the
big freight congestion which developed
during the long period Of bad weather
last December and january, but indica-
tions are that 1t will take a month longer
TO restore conditions To normal.
\ report of the Railroad Administra-
ton today showed Al 726 ears more than
normal held ON eastern lines Tho Penn
svlvania lines east OF f'ittSburg were the
most crowded. with 1860 cars above
normal capacity.
The second most CongeStcd road IN the
east is the Baltimore 4 Ohio with j,4t2
cars more than normal Other roads
reports show. New York Central -,
2S0: Lehigh Valley. isis, Pennsylvania
lines west, Loo; Boston Il Maine, 1850;
Delaware. l.ackawanna Il " cstcrn. 1892;
Buffalo. Rochester n lIttsburg Isl;
Delaware Il Hudson. 296: Michigan Cen
trail. go: Nickel Plate, LISP; New Haven.
9l$: Philadelphia X Reading, 66
The Erie has cleared away all congcS-
ton. Improvement of motive power
and good weather are expected to male
1t possible for eastern lines 10 approach
normal conditions by the middle Of May.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
HITNGARIANS WERE LOYAL.
- 900 NaturaIized Citizens Approve
Righteousness oG Americas tausc.

~ Associated Press t. Ivory Evening
New Work. April VI fire loyalty ol
u. .0On American citizens and residents
of Hungarian hIrth ha> hocu oppressed
I'D telegram ~ President Wilson. Il was
announced hcrc tu,iaN Us Alexander
kon,a. president oi The Ancrican Hun
gaJian Loyalty Lcaglc
Thc message. sent by the Ncrhnvay
AId A~~oclatlon after 4 meeting bcld at
ua9leion. H. stated the gratitude q
thc Hungarian born citizens for the at-
ntudc 81 tile government toward them
~u!rr war va~ declared un AuStua-liun-
earz and thclr .uurc~crvcd condcmua-
fluu III ana 4ntaEuu~m 10 the German
emperor. The German uilitarists and all
those. German peoples VINO support the
German autocracv M It's objects IN the
present war
The telegram expressed confidence
ia the righteousness II America cause
and ln the ultimate victory Of tmerl-
can principles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
SUMMON r AIES MEN.
Juries for General Session and Superior
Court are nrawnI

Jury Commissioners Robert -. KemD
and David & Rose yesterday afternoon
drew the following jury for the next term
uf the Court IF General Sessions and the
Superior Court for New Castle county.
to serve for the period beginning May 7.
First district Abncr Banker, George
" Bowers. Charles A Cook, John
kocrncr
Second James Taylor. Thomas n.
Stavton, Fred Reilly, Walter A DiIlman.
Third William ID Shaw, WIlkin l..
Strahorn, George I}akey. Henry L. Tatnall
Fourth Alfred ] Roberts, Nathan
Schlangcr Michael T. Doordan. William
l. Nctincy
Fifth Samuel Johnson. George r.
Gruhh. John ! Moran. John II Hickey
Sixth William : Bird. I.cwls VI Jones'
seventh Ernest Crossan, f. Paul
du Pont
Eighth George y. stewart, Herbert
: Eaei burn
Ninth II Werner McNcal. Ray Jacobs.
Tenth Frank Silver. John Biggs
Eleventh Eno7 Slack, George Wright
Twelfth Frank Clcaver. MiIlard f.
Hines
Thirteenth ] Harper Carey, George f.
Rhode
Fourteenth John i Stevenson. Walter
Zoe
Fifteenth Thomas NoHtt. George
" DAVID
Tic following additional JURY was
drawn. - serve FOR the same period:
FIRST district Joseph Pizor
Second Otto Rurkhard
THIRD William Kirk
Fourth Horny Stafford
Fifth Samuel I Alexander
Sixth Waiter kccnc
seventh Robert Greer
Eighth Ioscph Is Norroll
Ninth Elmer Mccormick
Tenth Theodore " Hanf
Eleventh Howard Saunders
Twelfth Frank II Irons
Thirteenth Icc sparks
Fourteenth Robert Reardslev
Fifteenth George " Gardner
No Iirp was drawn for ihc Court of
oyer and Tcruiucr, As It probably Will
mot convene
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
CXERNIN Is PRAISED.
Vienna Papers Predict That Discarded
Minister MAY Return 10 Office,

By Associatcd Press q EVcry Eycnine
Amsterdam. Holland. April l6.-The
entire press Of Vienna. Il dispatch from
that city reports. i~!oining IN chorus ot
praise OF Count CxcrnIn. The newspapers
refer to the fact that he has concluded
peace with Russia and is preparing TO do
Sowith Rumania The opinion IS generally
expressed that the count some day viii
rcturn Ia office
The lrcmdcnhlait saws Count Czcrnrn
has enhanced AUSTRIA prestige through
out the world IA Il remarkable manner.
The Rcichpost remarks that his only pos
slhIc successor i some very strong man.
The Wiener TaEchlatt insists there must
bc uo deviation from the count foreign
policy adding il is ~cl(-cvIdcnt that his
succrssor must cnIov the confidence %
Bcrln to the same degree lis he docs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
RESIGNS POSITION.
Miss IdabeIle Stevenson Leaves State
Job % Work for Government.

Miss iiabeIc stevenson. State ten
haur IaV Inspector. has resigned her
position a. take effect June l. Miss
stevenson viii join the women indust rial
service IN the ordnance department of
the government
Charles Warner. chairman OF the state
Labor Commission, is anxious 20 have the
vacancy filled Women VINO have had
experience along similar lines should apply
at his office III the odd Fellows Building,
th.s week either in person or bv letter.
The position paws $1,000 yearly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
CALL TO BUSINESS MEETING.
Asked 10 Help Red Cross Tuesday and
Thursday Nights in Queen Ballroom.

The Business Womon's Auxiliary of the
Rcd Cross make a request that all members
make 4 special effort 10 attend the meet
inRs Tuesday and Thursday at 7.30 p. m.
Mt the Que"n ballroom 70 make packets Of
surgical dressings FOR tho American men at
tho front With n large number of able
workers and concentrated efforts, IL only
pmalns for the organization ~ show what
they can accomplish IN a short space Of
time
II IS the busy people who can always do
one-thing more and there arr many busy
women who would like - make surgit.a /
dressings in the evening So women whp
feel this way are asked ~ Join The Business
Woncn's Auxiliary and help tho Delaware
happier of the Rod Cross make packets
of surgical dressings IN one month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
NO MOTOR FACTORIES.
False Report Sends Up Real Estate Values
in West Eleventh Street.

According TO rumor. fabulous prices
are being paid for real estate in the two
blocks ON the north side of Eleventh
street between Orange and West streets
The purchase by Wilmington lawyer
of some old dwellings at that location
has started the circulation Of report
that automobile factories will be erected
on the sites. This theory Is ridiculed
by the purchaser, who says the locality is
unsuited for automobile factories. not
having convenient railroad shipment
facilities, and be bought merely for IN
Vcstmcnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
NO STRIKE: 4 LOO kOUT.
Bethlehem Workers Report Late, and
Are Refused Admittance.

By Associated Press 60 Every Evening
Bethlehem, Pa, April l6 There Is no
strike on AT tho Bethlehem Steel Works,
but there was lockout of several score
Of employees.
In No. machine shop the company
had changed the working time from eight
hours to 1912 hours and those workmen
who did not arrive at the new starting
time. $40 clock this morning, We're
refused admittaucc
The locked out mon offered no re-
sls.auce, and there has been no trouble
OF amy KIND so far Kumors that the state
police and soldiers were being rushed
hrrc Is denIed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
MERGER PROBABLE.
Working Boys Reserve May Come Under
Council of Defence.

The working boys reserve project,
which has for its object the placing of
schooboys in useful occupations during
vacation. may be placed under the juris-
diction of the Council Of Defence, which
would mean n reorganization.
Joseph NJ Armstrong, who IS now state
director OF the boys reserve, when asked
about the matter today, rs To whether
he expected to retire from the director
ship, said he could not tell until he had
heard from Washington ms to whether
reorganization had been decided upon
and what the outcome would be.
In the meantime he is conducting an
aggressive campaign to place boys on
farms where they are desired
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
NORTH EAST WEDDING.
Miss Tacie Williams of Wilmington Be
comes Bride OF Warren III. England.

SncriaI Corr0spondcncc of Evcry EvonnE
North last, Md, April l6 Miss racic
Williams. eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. + Williams II Theodore, and
Warren II. England ) a., electrician.
quartcrmastcr department. Camp piN
\. j.. were qmetlv married Yesterday
at -hc NJ. l.. parsonage ~ Dr John II
Rickford Miss Williams formerly lived
here. hut for the past two yClrs has been
employed in Wilmington
Lieut. Raynur CAREY "a the Signal
Corps spent sunday WITH his parents.
Mr. and Mrs George O. Carey
Miss Isabel Doak of Philadelphia i
!. guest 81 Miss Marion Underwood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
TEN GENERALS ADVANCED.
Brhadiers Are Now Major Generals;
- COInnels Also Promoted.

BY Associated Press 70 Evcry Evcnine
Washington, April l6.-Tcn brlgadIcr
generals Of the national army were
nominated TODAY bv President Wilson to
be major gcncrak and p colonies were
nominated 10 be brigadier generals The
major generals nominated follow
William Burnham, james II McRae,
Ernest Hluds Charles : Iarnsworth.
Edward + NcGIachhn- Jr Willard A
HooIbrok. George b Duncan Charles II
Martin. James " McAndrew. LcRov :.
INor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
Explains Japs in yIadivosiok.

BY Associated Press 70 livery Evening
Washington, April l6-In giving out
today the text Of statement made at
Nologda by Ambassador Francis the State
Department made il clear that the land
ing Of Japanese and British at Nladivostok
was not in pursuance of amy intcrua-
tional agreement hut merely Tor the pur-
pose Of protecting japanese and British
interests
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
Studying Needs Of Holy Land Peonle.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, April l6A commission
Of about to members. headed bv John
II. Finley, commissioner Of education.
has been sent to Palestine. il was an
nounced today at Red Cross headquar-
ters, to study the needs Of the people Of the
Holy Land and assist IN their relief
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
Gard Of Thanks

Tho family n the Rev tben N Balh-
win wish fo thank the several sUcicties.
: ba members of the VI =. Church and The
neighbors and friends for The sympathy
sboyrn them during the iilncss ard for
tbo beautiful flowers. and the lse ~ The
several autos placed ~ their ,iisporsaI for
he funeral Howard Walter o. and
Edith v. Baldwin ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
Exemption Boards Buying Supplies.

Exemption Boards have received in
~tructIou- 70 buy furnishings for use ID
ttc offices that heretofore have becn
rented The order coming from Washing
ton Is not construed a. meaning thar the
war is 10 continue for 4 long time but
becausc the offices have been operating
nearly year The expense for such
ait ,clcS as tEpcv rifcr~ has rqualcd lz
bali the price Of 4 ucH machine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
AUGUSTINE CAL SEW
Road Being Elevated 10 Protect il From
Rivers Inrnads

IT, profess j. troW ~n~t storms a~ ;Ht
ouc that prevailed Hist vork vairh made
>,,uir ro4d- ln New Castle couu'H inn
n.~~ahIc. tho Augustine C.m~cwa1. Ai-
,...cu1 to tile Delaware rlNrr lclov Fort
I'LL Pont. Is being elevated III feet above
low water and + feet above normal high
tide Mud for the elevation is taken from
adjoining land.
al-t weeks storm did not damagr ihc
rev hauk lut water broke through
tic - .mhankiucnt lor 2 dIStancc q lnt
feet There ul~o were other breaks i"
THE Old section
The Levv Cor- Inspected the cause
WAY YESTERDAY and viii make further
Inspection Iuda, Tic county engineer
toia. v3.- Instructed to advertise ior
bids ior uIue and ~hca'htu- i"r the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
ANlERlC ANS KILL 6i.
Outnumbercd Two to One. L. =. Troops
Throw Back Picked German Soldiers.

outnumbCrcd Two to Ono, L. - troops
Throw Back Picked German Soldiers.
Ry Associated Press 60 Every Evening
With the American Army in France,
April 16 The German attack az inst
the American positions on the right bank
of the Mouse. north Of st Mlhicl. Sunday,
was made hv a force Of 400 picked troops,
who were recently brought there from
the Russian front
Nthough the americans were outnum-
bored more than two 10 ono. they com
plctclr rcpul~cd the enemy, driving hm
back to his own trenches The known
enemy casualties include 81 dead, many
wounded and II prisoners, besides a
number ol wounded who ucrc dragged
back to tho German lines hN their com
radc~
The Germans attempted to deceive the
\mcricaus ~ appearing IN front Of the
trenches and speaking French and Eng
Iish and also ~ yelling Gas. The de-
ccption was soon discovered and cost the
enemy dearly The American casual
ties were comparatively slight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
Illness Among Clerks.

Fanny Martin, one Of the clerks in the
Board Of Health office is confined to her
home with illness, and Mrs. Marie Queck,
another clerk, resumed her duties ycster-
day, having Just recovered from an
illness Of several days Miss Martin Is
expected to return to her duties tomor-
row.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
Home Burned: Incendiary Suspected

b y Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Allentown, Pa, April I6 Fire early
today, destroyed the home Of T. J LIpps,
Fountain Hill, Bethlehem, causing loss
Of $4,000 The police are Of the opinion
that the fire is the work of an inccndiary
Air Lipps is proprietor IF the Lchigh
Valley SILK Mills
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
Suspicious Packing House Fire.

BY Associated Press - Every Evening
Toronto. ont. April lU.-Fir- tins
morning did $50 600 damage ai The plant
Of the Harris Altatoir 90 Half d
million dollars ot packing house products
were destroyed Tito police today Are
iuveSti igatlng q report Of 4 Int sterI0u-
explosion preceding the fire which started
IN The plant laundry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
DEATHPARTs OLD COLLEAGUES.
News of Justice Porter's Death With
held From Sick Associate.
lated Press to Evcry Evening

By Associated Press to Evcr2 Evening
Philadelphia. April 16.-lgnorant If
The death oi his colleague, Justice Wi
liam T. Potter. Justice Leslie AIestrczat
Of tho State Supreme Court Is reported
better today
1t was said Yesterday that the nows
OF Justice MestrzatS illness was bn-
licvcd 10 have hastcncd the death 81
Justice Potter Justice Acstrczat IS ~u,-
fcring from AN attack 81 heart disease
and grip. With INN Is his SISTER Mrs
II. y Hudson, Of | niontoWn, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
JAPS GUARD VLADIyOSTOk.
BIuejaCkcts DO Not Reply 10 Shots of
Sninrrs. Toxic officially Declares

By Associated Press to Et,r5 Evening
Toxic Wednesday, April 10 Official
adyiccs from Nl4dlvnstak saw the cltv Is
c.slru japanese hlucIachet~ arc not reply
ing I'd occasional shots from snipers At
night Protection of tie French consulate
has been taken over by the Japanese.
The Japanese Foreign Office announces
there is no confirmation 1T Petrograd
dispatch that the Bri,hcyIh government
has proclaimed state ol war with siberia
and ordered the Red Guard 70 oppose the
Japanese marines.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
kAZANTAS GOES FREE
Evidence Not Sufficient 10 Sustain
Gaming Table Charge

After many coutiuuances. the case vi
John kazanja>. charged with keeping
81 gaming table Wa~ dismissed bv Judge
Churchnan u Cltv Court TODAY Tn,
Judge held that the evidence was not
strong enough TO hold the defendant
j Frank Ball and Phillip / Garrett,
representcd kazantas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
Strike Ties Up Coal Mines.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Cumberland, Nd, April 16. The
mines Of the Georges Creek and Upper
Potomac coal fields ara tied up today rs
the result Of Il strike Of 5000 men The
men want better working conditions
Recognition of the miners union IS said
10 De- one Of The principal demands
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
j. S. MEN HARD HIT,
is BERLIN'S REPORT
Encmy's Lines Rolled Up and
Many Prisoners Captured,
Germans Claim.
BY Associated Press 10 Every Evcnlng

Amst erdam. Holland, April 10 North
of st. Mlhicl ON Sunday night says n
Wolff bureau dispatch from Berlin dated
Monday night ''thc main part of the
American positions situated TO the east
ward and southeastwnrd Of Maizey, on
the right bank of the Mc,lsc rlvcr. was
taken by storm
4 large section Of the main enemy lines
Of defence, on the high road from St.
Mihel to Bourois, the dispatch adds was
rolled up despite the brave resistance of
the enemy who suffered the sevcrest
casualties in addition to the loss Of prison
gre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
OBITUARY.

ISABELLA BEADFS KOPF
Isabella Beadenkopf, widow ~ Charles
Ecadenkopf, died At her home, sos North
Franklin street today, AZ the age of IS
wears The deceased will be buried from
her residence on Thursday afternoon al
3 30 clock Internent will be private