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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-11

GOVT ana got 50
weak | could hardly
stand. and hni head
aches every daY. |
tried everything |
could think of and
was under a ply
sician's care for two
years. A girl friend
had used Lydia +.
Pin K hams NcCe-
table Compound and
she tod. me about
it. From the first
day | took it'll began
to feel better and
now ! am wei ant!
able to 90 most any
k in d Of work. I
hnvc been recon-
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pound ever since and give you my per-
mission to publish this letter = Miss
Flo KELLY 47G So. 14th ST., Newark,
y. J.
The reason this famous root and herb
remedy, Lydia L. Pinkhum's Fegeta' 'e
COMPOUND, was 30 successful in Miss
KcIy's case was because it went to the
root of her trouble, restored her to q
normal healthy condition and as aresult
her nervousness hioa nnAA--A,
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CHAPTER 7.

AZ, a German. soldier. Mutually a
the ;!,:,c when tho war started We did
no. know thai rh"7" would HH Suca Il
war as IS being wacHI TO-DAY.
Daily we soldiers were told that
France ari Russia wanted 70 attack
US and c.:lt he Kaiser MAS dong every
thing rc$>:h!" tyr "uc protection Al
r.<,dy m July - ~" We're armed to the
teeth and prepared :" msrcA away. Dur
Ing these preparations which showed. US
ali tina: w. lad - conc IS men o. my
cornps.y deserted.
The Sove-r,naut published. daring
This tin:s. bulletins almost hourly :"
prepare :hc people for the war. sub
tcrcuc: tha; succeeded perfectly. N"a>
s"1rent!y. two days before war was d.
y CARED ne peor!c were overwhelmingly
fc- war bu: they were certain that l.
wae only 20 b. between Germany and
France.
OF the intsrycnc;ou Q: Belgium. Rus
81, am! Italy, the country had as llt;le
thousSs rs Y did % any rart;c!p patton
Of the United States. III Thought Only
Of the promenade 80 Paris. which /"
the G;sappcintrncuc Of III" people ana
also surely. - tho disap?o:nt'Aen; 81
~, au,ocracr. has been longer drawn
on, :har had been wished FOR.
In these days % uncertainty tho sol
iie-s, contrary 10 thH cruel treatneus
which ;h.r had experienced before"
we're treated liheraity with great aiiln-
titles os supplies. delcacies and beer
sn tina: most thc soldiers were SO
drunk contEcucuslv that they were I'm
ah1c 70 realize the seriousness or tho
Situation. ~
And yet the majority OF the soldiers
could not be en,huS"d oTer the way
They cheered Az! w"r" enthusiastic pc
cause they, knew :, was the orders IN
July 81. 1914. one day before the ds'-
lara,!on of war. W. LETT. after oelnH
brought - war strength, ior our H"tFi
son at MaInz-aru- Ehcinc.
Where ;he enemy toward which
we were 10 point our hayonets was We
had not thu slightest Idea. All we DID
know was that We had 20 be- transport
ed somewhere 10 protect the border
There we're stirring times as VIC stas'-
RI OUT. Tens II thousands OF people
threw flowers 1T us aud All wanted 10
shake hands. .Al--cren soldiers
cried, Many embraced their wives or
You're hYSicS. The bands Htay"H iait,
we'll sou-,$ and people laughed a"d 'T!'''
all Il, ;h' san" um" >'7anE.rS 'n-
hror.d an& kissed each Other. y f"rl-
.ar,, w;.,hs hol,4:ly" - emotion VAS
innxau.d :t,,i ,ur,;ltr1 Tn" po7u.hSe Ike
, s.n~-. y. n.I. not cv"u tAe strongest.
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waS SURPASSED T., j;r '''a.H-tak!HG az
ga, j, :,"i v,r" j.-; :,1:''"'.'H ;!aa e.
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4 NERVOUS
BREAKDOWN
Miss Kelly Tells How Lydia
E. Pinkhan's Vegetable
Compound Restored
Her Health.

Newark. n. j." For about three
years suffered from nervous break
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pont stun your husband, but hus
bauG your stuff,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
STEAMER RUNS AWAY
FROM SUBMARINE
Sights Pirate 200 Miles OF Jersey Coast
and Zig-Zags Out of Range.

An Atlantic Port i'm II Officers
of a British steamship arriving last night
reported that they had sighted "A German
submarine last night before dark about
80 miles from the Jersey shore They
said that the l'-boat rmcrred about
900 wards away ON the port ca lust at
dusk. but did not have tim {" 1t INTO a
position TO launch "A torp d. or fire her
guns. ms the captain swung the steam
ship until the stern was III lnc with the
U-boat and went away ut full speed, zlg-
tagging Dark soon came on ana the
officers on the bridge saw no more OF tue
submarine.
Passengers arriving yesterday from
South American ports on fraaihan
steamship said that they heard trlng on
the coast Yesterday morning between II
o'clock and noon In the opinion oil Il
Brazilian artillery officer the shots were
fred from gums Of different caIlhre one
being the sharp crack Of three-lnch
and others sounding with Il deeper boom,
more like "a ~Ix-inch naval gun. he sad.
There were fifty-siN passengers, ana
they said that rum"rS OF boats beng
On this side of the atlantic had been
I current in South America for more than
.ix months The first warning OF the
sinking If the etllps on Suftd' y June :.
was received by the cap:AlI. \ wireless
last Tuesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
A, F. DU POINT TELLS
OF BLUE DEVILS
ORGANIZATION Made Up of World s
Most Expert Bayonet
Fighte 5.

President A. F. du Pont, of the du
Point Products Co. of Baltimore, Md,
who has been identified with the Societc
Mihtairc dEscrinc Pratiquc tthc Mill
tary Association Of Practical Sword ard
Bayonct Fighting having served rs
secretary prior Ia the war, gives tie
following interesting history of the Blue
Devils. together with the service they
have rendered their country
The Blue Devils, said MIR. du Pont,
constitute the French light infantry.
They are small in stature. but sturdy
and stockily built, their phys luc being
peculiar Ia the mountalncers III the Alps
and Nosgcs, from whence they come.
There is only one regiment, tut more
than ~ hattalions. and IN accordance
with regulation they themselves have
established their flag Is passed IN turn
from ono battalion 10 another, II being
regarded rs q great honor to carry the
banner
"Origirallv they were chasscurs u
pied formed 10 tlgh; in Algeria back IN
The 30's. and as far back this they won
lndving fame About 100 of the gallant
troopers fought and stood of 10000 Arabs
at a place called SidI BrihIm, and 10 tins
lay the anniversary Of thl, great light
: celebrated with "A feast by each battalion
.
So t.a.,.,,, ~, ,I ~ /o,,vrs
uNan II ,l,,.',,.t .,j.,; ,ti,,,
- % W.T. ,'',,r. ~ All disrnIinr
=, e'II,, ,t,r ,,..,n from
I,,.a,,., ~ tba ,olnr III thor
Z ~, Ii Il. -, - lie f,r. th,.t
they fought like devils.
.i'ii H.. ax,oli''.j ,n.,I.. Sem >
- ~ ~" ,,.l.,' tbe, ra,nr 10 ori,~ Tie
T.r,,i.,,s ,,ho rrv,.r tool ktn,ul 70 tins
-. - f,,l,,py ~t,rtrd i caulp45gn
oo.';,s+ tbc Ta,.nn', and many were ready
~ ,,.c..,,t tbc,r ,iru i've, n France the
,,r...,...i.,,d, Lor,rnr cNcrtfyr Ard the
iao..,'A'.,,,'', NIL, IT,, iii. method
= - ,..s , I'M De,9I Lavryrr.
~, IL ~. - arrnr,l v,th ms prn,,-
-, on,,,,,I,l.n, lInrdacu who
c.,,,,.nanlx ono IS .hr hattalIon~. who
Va. nm, II i. ,>i.rt hayonct and
s,y,.,d i.l,t,r eoreI,i1r,t fo .g,Irlrh thr
-, ,,r.,,,..,.,,,i, .ni NH .I,~ nm
-, Z. ,,llr1 toortbcr aII III,
o1cers i, ILL army WHO urrr a.~o prutl-
c,,.nt II ~, 30 81 +l,., vrap. 4 and
fa~,,,ol ..s..,,at,o,, i r,nu,i.,s HI ~oci,t .
HI;l,ta,ro .I.I.ct,,,,, pratintn. IL +lo Mill
tar,. t.s,..,.,t.o. II Pra,tir4I sword and
Ha;-onct t,gh,inr
..TL,. o,ga..i..,t.an w3s ~ enur>e.
p,,d,,r tLo .S,..roI n I'M irl5,i~rer II v..r.
Who terminated rh, l-rsiic..t ant ~c.,fc-
tary The oFcc.s If f4c reserves joined
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12

Apr,ro>Inatciv tffl-fiyc men # the
Fiftitth lnitcd States Infantry no"
s,ationed at the French street barracks
filed petitions Tor naturalization IL the
United states District o'irt hiS morning
before Examiners Gordon and Perkins
from the Bureau of Standardization IN
washington Tho,t. petitions which Nj
be granted VIII be givcn 1ndcr - y
naturalization law which Was ~ 4
BY Congress on May 3, 1915 p, ~"
nrovidrs that those aIen citizens ~tlo are
with the National Army may be granted
GENERALIZATION papers regardless of Tire
length Of their residence IA ms country
4 number Of petitions from aiicn soldiers
in Chester. members 81 tbt same infantry
regiment that Is statioEea mere, were lIfd.
and the entire docket Of casts. more IMAM
100 VIII he Heard before Judge Victor Is
Woolcy in the Federal Court on Friday
morning al J. CLOCK
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
GIVE SERVICE FREE
TO THE GOVERNMENT
Registration Board SENDS 10
Washington Names OF Those
Who Helped.

The full list OF persons in thus State who
rendered IIncompensatcd service rs regis
trars in connection with the enrolment
of the 'mcn of u - on June ,, has been
forwarded 10 the Provost Marshal 'en-
cral at Washington, in compliance with
Section - OF Registrations No ::
Local Poard. Division No. William
] Ahrahams. II G. Wilson, ]. W flack
istnn. Richard NJ Bows, Walter \. iiauRh,
G. l.. I.cdnum. Charles T. Gallagher,
George y Thomas. Hamilton Is Beacon,
Charles W Lawson.
No. Armor II Livcrmorc. Frank G.
Carpenter. Leon S. Hacon, Joseph II
Gord,n Bert StetErr.
No 3 John piptuszka, John i ask,
Frank Slndowski, ! Edward MeNahb,
John | Dolan
No 1 James + nlworth, Henry NJ
SNYDER. II Everett Bell Howard Xchlcy.
BENJAMIN Tolln Sharpcss 6 lanby,
Howard II Cochran Lester NJ Nngate
Rural New Castle county Guy T.
Weatbcrlow. Francis Meredith War
den L. Humphrey. Theodore simpson
William Frederick, Evans II Crossan,
George l. McdIl. John Is Johnston,
George = Dmton. Theodore v Caven-
,icr. Georgc Nclntire. " Lesley tcorEe
| + dc II ianvlcr. Joseph 6 Jols Thomas
| +, CLAYTON. Walter s IcthcrhurY, Lev
l.. Mnloncy, Walter ). Money, James \
| Hart
Kent county Wilbur y Burton
| Charles ID Alice
SUSSEX Frank VI Jones. Howard J
| Cooke. Oscar ) Wilson William !
Sharpe, Harry + hudson. Chester !.
! Walls
| 1hcv VIII probably receive m ofIjcrt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
At FRIENDS SCHOOL.
Closing Exercises Held Today by Third
and Fourth Primary Grades.

rp,orcs,inv closing exercises we're held
v rho third and fourth primary grades
" friends school this morning. the TOT
loving program r3lng gIven.
par4 ~ Scripture chorus Arner1cs
81, ye--e. a~ir CraIahad" fAkr~d Jenny
.,c Jack Arthos. 'fPippa Passes'
pobe-4 browning Doris q seardon;
rc,gfellor" lydia Avery C(rnley),
r,k- PhiIira. Children Henry ".
Inngfellow. Katherine SuTedley; Arou
pen Adhero" Leigh Hunt, Lucy Moore;
Fable Raiph Waldo Emerson fiar-
r,son Harrer Ply Penple' James
Whtrornh Rilrv Delano n Boynton;
Povs Car0nosition On Mothers
-hcrrner II Strad.ev, Dr.
Vocation Bows Francis ". Valerl-
tine. Alexander Harper, Donald hnirn~s'
pohor+ Moore Arthur =. Chambers.
Books Harry r Jnslvn. jr. O. Clifford
Patledge Charies r. Jackson, Jr-, Preston
7 Bliss avery Draper
song. aTrilium Katherine onenley,
AI;ce Huxley. Heatrice Harris, Helen
Parry. Nargarrt Fansant, i.ncil!e g.
FORSYTH he. Anne " Cooper, lean n. LAST
Burn Hone Spare.
parr Il ,rcretta- Princes hryFaTf-
,bcvn pc asst. E'rncsss Chrysauthe-
rnfIrn. the emperor 8 daughter, rhzaoetn
Hlvlev. Du-Du ana Tulip, naldens 81
tendant on the pnncess, Lucy n Moore
Ana Catherine & AshhrnoS: FAIRY Moon
beam. Esther Seaman, he Emperor
Wba+-for-Whi. Julian IT. Booker; Fr7nce
-o-Tr,. Hernert W Fritz; Top-Not, the
court chamberlain, Jank Arthos. saucer
Ewes. he wizard cat Robert Pennington. u.
-nrgtes NJ the Night-"I William =
Springer. Charles H. Foster. William I.
Rrien. Thomas 1packman. )elano r..
Bovnton. Charles + Jackson.
FAIRIES Alice Dond. y. udrey Mat
mes. III lnna Ehason, DorIs q Ioaardon,
Mar r Martin.
CbarIs-M Donaldson Henderer. J.
Harold Maston, Grace Y. Dorem4ss' -'lAr-
Earet III Lyon. Richard q Elliott, Beatrice
Harris Marshall Barton, Jr.' 4 l.ilza-
| beth Buck. Frances F. McAiee, bayardi
| q. Sssse, Elsie G. Van Peit' =. r. Edw -l
svtbe. Robert r. Robinson, Jr., josephine
Mode, J. Hamln Godfrey Anne +.
/ Cooper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12

Illinois Man. 100 Years Old, Approached
solomon's Record for Mnrrying.

Chicago, III, June 1.-THE story Of
a modern rival to Solomon has come 10
light IN the death today Of Uncle John
Dempsey al Marion, III, whore deniec
was just three days ahead Of his lOOth
birthday The Solomon phaee OF ths
lllionoIs mans ezistence Is that he wns
married exactly ~ times
According 10 the atatistIeians 81 the
Cook county marriage license bureau,
Dempsey record stands, so far as THIS
particular part If the world - concerned
'nclc Johns nickname was earned
honestly. for he was an uncle - several
,,e,crati,pa If vouugrlere. and won n
ren,,t,tion for being Eage and WIG man,
well progressed ~ his farultifs lie get
great store on hla tooth birthday Whlch
would have seen celebrated ny his family
and friends 1T Marion on Friday
seven years ago pcle John DeThpsey
rather startled Marion by buying hiH
coffin and preparing his final resting piac'
m n cctoetcry Not diving rs he expected
nftor .re,t,pg t0o years. he married Do.
18Th wife and lived five years ~"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
ORATDRICAL CONTEST.
Howard High School Students Vie for
Junior Medals.

TIC arruai oratorical contest Tor
Junior mclal- II the Howard High School
occurred last evening The iurd - pre-
vide he medals is raised ~ y" JGrar
elias. and tie contestants ar" selected
hy series u s> elimination tests. eniN
those lasting ull the r;l- tong
chgIile There were ~ pariier ants
ana the winner. we're Beatrice David
III COLL medal The Disgrace If De
mocr3c, Saunders Residing -. John
Brown speech At Ills TRIAL, ard honor
able mention. Edith Turner, ~, ne
Negro Soldier
Tho ludgcS were Miss Deurc assistant
superintendent pr II q Nrne't nastor
Bethel Church. and Mr. George J Nyho2
While tlcv were making thclr decision,
the audience joined N slngrE PATRIOTIC
~cngS led by Miss Roach. superintendent
e music
Incidental music On tho program va
rendered IL the Junior t,lrr Int. under
the Leadership Of Miss Helen IicndcrSe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
BUILDING PERMITS

Building Inspector Preston has issued
the following building permits
Pietro Saienna to make alterations and
additions to combined dwelling and store
NJ s04 Maryland avenue to cost s. f75.
Salvatore Cantcra VIII be the builder.
- 3 Martin Company, to make an
addition to Office huilding at rear OF POO
Orange Street 10 cost $3.50 The company
are to he the architects and builders
Mr., Anna Is Wendt to build a garage
in the rear Of property At so Madison
stree, 10 cost $500 Mrs Ncndt will
furnish builders
Thcodosia .rhanak TO make an adil-
non to dwelling al 40 South Harrison
street to cost S3i5 Frank s I.askoWski
is 10 be the tullder
Mr.. Nliackc 10 make IN addition to
dwelling at lO7 CClHmhia avenue 70 cost
sI25. Frank 5. I.askowski will be the
builder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
JUBILEE HONORS
At V|LLANOVA
Bishop Monaghan Assists IN Eek
ercises at Pennsylvania
College.

Villanova. Pa June - Many promi-
ncut chtirclunen and distinguished lay
iuon Il the Catholic church from various
sectioua Of the country attended thc
cxcrcfsas which Yesterday marked the
dnmond Jubilee Of VllanoVa COLLEGE ana
he annual commencement of that Instltl-
ton Archbishop John Ponhano, tn"
apostolic delegate prcsIded, wblle the
other distinguished guests included Fi"-
President Thomaa Il Marshall. senator
Joseph +. Rnnadcll, Of Lonelana, and tn"
falRian minister. T.. de tnrtier
The commencement exercises were
hed IN thc afternoon on the lawn ~
front Of the college, winch had been
decorated hurricdlY after midday he-
cari4c nf the showers during the morn
ihg Tho largc number 81 novlces and
students. within an hour after tho Sun
first burst through the clouds, had 1iie
lawns deliberately decorated WITH haRS
Of the allied nations and dfaped with
bunting IN tEc national coOrs over TIC
stand near the college hung the cnor
nous American flag and aervtcr nag
which contained ~ The centre the mum
Ter -. representing tho hoys 81 The
Alumni tasociatiun and collcRe VII"
had lolncd tho culorF . Pfcause u Gre
3eay ~ trims from Washington he
| c'Scrclses we're fully M hour iafe
had 10 H. c1rfaiicd III ofdcr That
prf slent Marshall and scvcral -rna' ~
might return ~ Washington Tor q meet
ing Inst evening tmOng the addr"4aos
omitted Waa the valedictory ~ Joseph
D.l narv
seated IN Tic rcntrr Of IL grands'apd,
| IN hls ofcial role, Ras tie papal dclr-
| gate. surrounded by the g1r1ts Of fonor
4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
MISS JACKSON
HARD HITTING
Loss Of Star Fielder a Severe Blow
to Chicago White Sox,
Critic Believes

4 Philadelphia newspaper IN com
mcutug on thc hard hitting Of Joe jack
san who left the hcago White TOY ~
come "a Harlars plant this city, to hnid
ships prints The following
The White Nox need strengthening u
they are ~ WIN another pcnnant without
a tremendous lot Of hard bali playing
aud rcaS 1nablc amount OF iu'h nc
loss y Joe Jackson los hccn 2 hard hio"
- thc chances q the city hN l-ahe NIlrt'-
gam.
AZ loss IN rhpii surr'>,''i, recently
q thrr" games ~ "h''h ,H" 0"A ','u y,
set ouly within ono run q victory. fe.lS
tEc story With The sluEEinE p '"rk
N Ne hark Hn the 'i"r'S 2! E"d" ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
EIKS PARADE.
Visiting Antlerc.l Herd Aid In ia>titut-
ing Peuns Grove Lodge.

Prgus Glast. \ } June Il -
heftled from ali parts of sefh sefs' )
and from points IN Delaware an,! Pom
svlyana tor tie institution ot the uew
lodge here tins evening \ parade throu u
the cayiy decorated business dl~-
trIct featured lhcoprnng Of the ceremonies.
The visiting liks came n hil uniform
ami marched with si& bands Tie af--
est delegations were from Wilmington
Camden and Atlantic City and there
wcIc n. Smaller delegations llom Salon.
Br!9aciou and Philadelphia, hnstol antt
Chester Tie Peuns Groye iodee sum
ed out with rs 100 charter members.
Al The installation ceremonies con
Quoted ~ the Wilmington Iodse N as
pavilion M French Grove. II MAS an
nounced that Ptunsetove. vii be liz
baby Lodge at tie National eonyen-
ton al atlantic City next month.
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AIR BOMBS ON ZEEBRUGGE.
Fourteen Tons of Explosives Dropped
on Huns in Belgium.

London. june - During the period
between June Is and 9, inclusive ten
bombing raids were carried out, accord
ing 10 an Admiralty statement yesterday
The objectlves were Thouroui /cchTugr
lock gates the Brugeoise Works BRUCE
Docks bruges Canal, GListel.es AR
dromr. AlarIalter AIrdronc, - Denis
Wcstrem Airdrome and the Mostacker
Airdrome
Ia all, SAYS the statement four.
teen tons Of bombs were dropped Fires
were started III the Bruges Docks, the
M4Tialter AIrdoulc, and tie 81. Denis
Wcstrem AiIdrou, -Four fires and two
explosions were caused IN the eastern
basin at the Bruges docks Two direct
hts were observed on the mole at Ice
brugge Heavy anti-aircraft fire was
experienced, and attacks by enemy AIR
craft were driven off
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
PROTESTANT CHURCHES
DAMAGED IN FRANCE

Nearly 30 Of the Protestant cl.ur hes Of
northern France have been IN lcr fire
since the beginning Of the war The
financial help sent from America will bc
used for repair work and rehousing the
refugees ia these districts, according 70
Andre AIonod secretary Of the United
Protestant French committee 1t IS
stated that the maintaining Of the re-
hgious services Of these people is an
important factor in the winning Of the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
MILLIONS SAVED BY DAYLIGHT.

France it is understood, estimates her
saving in lighting and fuel alone by the
daylight saving plan at not less than
$4,000 900 . year England is reported
To have saved gas and electricity to the
extent Of about $l2 600, 900 and actually
saved 800, 900 tons Of coalin the snmmcr Of
1916 Edinburgh saved $4,000 in fuel
alone. Manchester England, decreased
lighting cost 5 per cent over the previous
wear and Nottingham % per cent In
Vienna the saving in lighting bills was
SI42.OO0 The estimated possible sa ving
for the nited States for the five months
under this plan is placed At from $4,000
to s50.0O0OO0 in lighting bills, and in
fuel several millions more
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
SEVEN-CENT FARE FIGHT.


Special Dispatch to Every Evening
Dover, June II The Superior Court
will meet in Wilmington Friday morning,
TO consider a petition for n stay OF I-cent
trolley fare in Wilmington, petitioned for
10y the Non-Partisan League and Central
Labor Union