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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
MAJOR ROOS EyELT CITED.
Gassed in Eyes and Lungs. He Fought
on at Cantigny

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
With The American Army In France?
June "a Major Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.
has been cited the general commanding
the troops to which his unit IS attached.
for conspicuous gallantrv in action
during the operations connected with the
capture and subsequent defense Of Can
tlgy
The citation SAYS
During an enemy raid ne displayed
high qualities Of courage and leadership
III going forward - supervise in person
the action Of one Of the companies OF
his battalion, which had been attacked.
Con the day OF our attack upon
Cantigny, although gassed in the lungs
and gassed in the eyes to blindness, Major
Roosevelt refused to be removed and
retained the command OF his battalion
under heavy bombardment throughout
the engagement"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
Edward l.. Charlton, 427 High street

Edward l.. Charlton, 427 High street,
Va.
Fred c. Temple, Pcnn's Grove, n. j.
Robert r. Hall, 2529 Washington.
William f. Ward, 81 Il. 22nd.
James l.. Todd, Oi3 Boulevard,
Elmer Brown, 6l2 T.. 7th.
Carl c. Ripka, los W. oath.
Fred Potter, 290l Broome.
John ]. Murphy. 627 r. 9TH.
William +. McComas, 502 ". 3lst.
Howard Wood, 702 kirkwood.
James Price, Jr., SOB f.. 9th.
Charles J. Kane, 1902 Spruce
Seth NJ. Long, $500 West.
John 7. Gallagher. 9U2 kirkwood,
Clarence J. Bunting. 25 Buena Vista.
DIVISION NO. 3.
Frank T. Gibncv. , :. Lincoln st.
Jack Betnasky. 20a jefferson ST.
Leslie y Wartz. $50 ". 4th st.
Philip Fitzpatrick, 307 Rodney st.
keiiie tinkelstein. 2i6 :. Harrison st.
James T. Kelly. 1916 Chestnut ST
Joseph \ krejci, 1925 W 4th 81.
John ,Ioannidcs. l2j JustisOn St
Frank :. ewandcwski. SOS Ches' nut
street
Amedeo Corpctti. 5l4 l.incoln 81.
Charles Stahl, 1917 W. 10th st
James u Mcdaniel 1902 W 3rd St.
DIVISION 40. T.
Stcphano Camcrano lo34 " tuoi
street. Shenandoah, IA.
Alfonso Crisconi 900 Poplar street.
John Murray. Greenbank
Constantine Promostithls. lOl Poplar
street
Morn, Il Nandcvcr 226 Fatnall st
George Rrown $40 i.7si Seventh ~
lIarr, ! Aiundcy, t;ranoguc
Lawrence " l.. Mccarthy, PhiIa-
dclphia. Pa
F.llwood Barley, Harrington.
William II. Ball. 3ll French street.
George { Fleetwood q25 Orange IT.
Thomas Papadakos 40S Market st
William II ScarlcS. Norfolk. Va
Richard Copgin> 80 Market street
Frank Stern. II: Ma krt street
Merritt II Pax>,. >l2 Vest sixth 81
James q. \vc BIZ Poplar street
Hugh G Dugau. 2l9 New Castle Ave.
Francis Z ! Mackip, l0i6 Tasker St.
Philndclphia PA
Iohn &. Rccdv. Is Ncst Fourth st.
George " sullivan, Poolevillr, Md
William II kinney, 1O4 West sixth -
Frederick MutSrhler. l1i9 Pleasant s.
Oslc Williams. 1926 People street
\lhcrt " Wood. 500 Tatnaii street
Howard T. Thompson 323 Poplar -
John How ard Banks. Chesapeake CITY,
Md
John Il Jones 1910 Il street
George " AiNcrS l33 Morris street.
Philadelphia Pa
Harry Goldberg. 32l katcr street,
PhiIsdelphia, Pa
George NJ Johnston los East Eighth
street
William Robert Price, 200 Fast Third
street
Willis 4 Bauder. $40 Tstnall =
Walter Groves. Greenwood
Frank Carvso. I03 Shipley street
George Lee Miller, Dap East Fifty
first street. New York, \ y
Nick Carlo, SO Poplar street
Conrad Otto Bambcrger. l3l kraus
avenue. Nanyunk. Md.
Herman Otto Schcchinger. $ East
Second street
William Wilson, Dover
Thomas ! Creswcll. 2i7 kiug -
Wadcslau Lychcfskv $50 Fallen -
Old Forge IN
James I. Rigncy 40 West Tenth St
Ivnn IT Calhoun. S26 " ashIngton ~t
Isaac Savers. 2I0 West street
Mike ticiaro, 6l7 East Fifth street
Louis Markin. 303 South Fourth St.
Pa
William 7 Burke IA East Second =
John Prctzyklcvcz, 2720 Fast Clifford
street PhladclphIa Ia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24

Young Gelcr was only H. having been
born Januar, p. 1901 He enlisted
Msy 1917
His picture published herewith. was
sent from France Just before the fateful
voyage and bears on the back the lines
Keep it don't know il ever ! can send
another a prophetic sentiment, as II
turned out
4 brother. David. two years Older is
serving with Troop +. Sixth Cavalry. in
France
Undoubtedly the exact fate Of the ship
and ITS human freight will become known
some dav. but for the present II must
remain an unsolved mystery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
OFFICIALS OF NAVY
SAY CYCLOPS SANK
Mycr Gcller Of This City Was
on Board and
Perlshed.

Mr. Isaac Gellcr, of 601 Curch street,
has Just received official notification from
the Navy Department the name Of his
son Hvman Mvcr t,cller. has iecn en-
tered on the records as dead IN the ser
vice. as hc was one OF tho crew Of the
navy collier Cvclops. uhoeo fate has been
a mystery for the last three months
No clue 10 her fate having heen found,
she Is considered 20 have been lost. and
all On board 10 have perishcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
WITH THE C0LORS.

DIR. Harrison W Howell former mayor
Of Wilmington, We.l-known in many
activities and recently member of Local
Exemption Board No |. left last night
for Camp Grcenlcaf, Fort Oglethorpe.
Ga. for period Of training lasting several
months preliminary to undertaking work
with the United States Army
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
PENNA. STREAMS FROZEN
High Winds Prevented Destruc-
ton of Crops by Cold in
Upper Part of State.

Pottsville. Pa, June "a The lowest
temperature ever known IN june prevail
Ell here Saturday night II Wa within
Two degrees Of freezing, but Il high wind
prevented frost which would have done
great damage Ovcrroats aud straw
hats were worn by hundreds even though
they are not compamonable articles. and
many families started their winter heaters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

NIGHT cleaners and Mattresses. Apply
Housekeeper, Hotel du Pont-
LOST Al Shelpot Park. sunday night.
seven KEYS On ring Reward II returned 90
Every Evening Ohicc
RRFASTPIN oval SET with one aqua
marine and Two diamonds Reward ioc re-
turu 10 tO1 " Nineteenth street. - \.
Phone 64q3
FOR SALE FNe-p passenger soomy tour-
ing car in good condition mechanic aiAN
Newly painted or Will deal for good Smal
truck. Address 10, Every AssnAaS Ok
fce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
Turks Plot Against Kaiser.

London June p Preliminary nego-
tiations regarding the Dobrudla have
begun between Bulgaria and Turkey
and Germany learned Of them only
through its espionage service, the Daily
Mail correspondent at The Hague says
he is informed Austria probably will
particlnaLe soon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
DEATHS

COOCH Al Cooch Bridge Del. On
Inne 23 iqlS. Levi Hollingsworth Cooch,
FS,neral seryicee VIII be held AZ has late
residence. al CoochS Bridge Tuesday.
I,,ne % AZ . o'clock p No. lnterment
private Please omit flowers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
OIeary Trial Halted for New Jury

BY Associated Press 90 EVery Evening
New York, June "a Because it was
learned one Of the jurors who has been
hearing testimony in the trial Of John j.
O'Leary has been under indictment for
some time ia federal proceeding, Judge
Augustus \ Hand today dismissed the
jury end ordered neN trial on the
charges against O Leary, accused OF having
aided his brother jeremiah IN an attempt
to evade Justice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
yIfa III.

Phli0 arr.tt ettorIc. for Joseph
or ,r a,'. ...- rotor of Ah,frlo
moo ,ec.. : d sold he dwelling
No 1872 West Sixth street 10 Antonio
\azarelli for s S01
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
Policeman Sherwin Improves

Traffic Officer Walter / Sherwin, who
Is confined 10 the Delaware Hospital as
a result of being run down while dong
traffic duty at Sixth and Market streets,
is reported as to being much improved,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24
AC.EDF 4 I

~ ~ a. we're
ls tc4 tt., a>
L l. 80 son it-r,-4ed niger.
.cicn CoIGcn confused eg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24

Shenandoah. Pa. June Il fhe cold
weather for the pas week continues.
and today cold northwest Wind sent
the mercury down to 10, making 1t the
coolest june % in the memory OF the
oldest inhabitants Consid rable dam
age has been done to truck farming In
the lowlands, and the cold snap is greatly
delaying crops 0Yercoats and furs
were worn all day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24

Bloomsbury. Pa, June u Freezing
temperature and SNOW VAS the report
from the Norti Mountain Of weather
conditions there III the last u hours
Ice formed OF the trout streams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-24

ciElEs sc
COMPANY s CO%rENTtON.
Nlr. GRAY brought up brief with 4
part OF artillery in the shape oi decl-
sions bv various courts, including the
Supreme Court of the Cnltcd States
rom the time Of Chief Justice Marshall
II The present. in support of his corten-
fiop. After reading these ne Sald there
ropld be 40 doubt but hat the legislatures
involved IN the various citations he had
nro.hlrcd had delegated such part o their
I.obce towers AS were involved IN making
changes in rates, to those boards, and
that they we're thus granted authority 70
lower 0r raise rates, as they should
deem proper under the conditions lald
before them.
Mr.. Grav's brief ia its opening said
Our propositions then are as follows
under the Constitution and laws of the
state of Delaware, rs they existed at the
time of the granting Of the charters OF
the constituent roads Of the Wilmington
and Philadelphia Traction Company, and
as they nov exist
The Legislature has iu the char
tar- il question, created no coutracturai
relations between the State and the cor
porations brought into being, which
would deprive the State of any q lts
sovereignty IN the exercise ot IT'S poIice
powers.
- The police powers u the state
are such fundamental functions oi gov
ernment that the delegation Of them
without recourse or rchnqUiShment oi
them by the State can only be sustained
BY the plaineSt language
g Corporation charters are to bc
strictly construed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-14
WOMEN WHO FASCINATE

The art Of fascination ard attrac-
tiycnesS in women is founded on good
health. Women who drag through
long hours, days. weeks and sometimes
months Of suffering with headaches,
backache and dragginglown pains
soon wear the tcll-Ialc expression of
woe and misery. Ii every such woman
would only turn to that good old.faSh-
Toned root and herb remedy, Lydia r.
.Pinkham'S Vegetable Compound, TO
alleviate such ailments it would surely
prove The greatest aid TO health and
consequent beauty that she has ever
known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-14
WHEELING GIRL
IN War TALK.
WIFE OF SERBIAN MINISTER y
SWITZERLAND AT ElNo
CLUB, MARCH p.
= Madame Grouitch Was Mabel DUNLAP
Of This City-Undcr Auspices
Ct Woman's Club.

, During The naSl few weeks Wheeling
has had splcnIid opportunities 10 near
The hest lecturers in The tl"ld on me
present war. hiif one ri III" most inter
, rS1ine talks local.; is thar which Mad
/ amc SlaykO Grouich, wife nj the Ser
hjau minister to Switzerland, Will give
al tn" Eiks' Club on March -. Mad,
amr Gronitrh is a Wheeling girl. ana
her coming 10 this city Wall give lhf
paopI" another opportunity /" near
: whaf Wheeling people hay" been doing
in prosecuting The great war. J ne 'aC'
that Major clyde Ford. another W hNel'
inciir, WHO'S" aCiiNi'l"S IL SERBIA were
watched hy the m'diGa! work. worked
in conjunction with Madame Groul'Ch'
makes her Story ali the moro interest
inS 10 local pcnplr
Madame Grouirch will, he reTem'
brrrd hy older residents Of Wheeling
| as Mabel Dunlap. She attended me
Wheeling Female Seminary. and many
|! OF her classmates remember her we'll.
|! Her father. Charles Dunlap. WIS CON
nrcted with tho Baltimore IL Ohio Kali
road here for some years. Madame
i GrouilCh, as Mabel Dunlap, went from
; here 10 ClarkshurE. and later 20 Bath
more. Chicago and New GrSrk 10 reside.
While at Athens. Greco. she met the
Serbian n0bcman. whom she after
ward married in London.
Madame Grouitrh'S lecture here will
cover her experiences in Serbia during
: the German and Austrian invaSlonS'
and her relief work al that time. She
| comes here under the auspices Of the
Wheeling Woman'S Club, which is 10
be- congratulated on being able 10 Sc
| cure a date with tho famous woman.
She has been giving her lecture all
over the country. and New York and
| Philadelphia usually 50 surfeitcd with
! lectures that Scant notice is given to
even unusual talks, gave Madame
Grouitch great notices in their papers.
She Is Il magnetic speaker, and her sub
! jrct is live and Of the greatest interest.
, WheclingilcS will doubtless b. glad or
the chance TO hear the celebrity.
! Members Of the WOman'S Club have
! the tickets for sale. the half OF the
proceeds going 10 Serbian relief and
one.half 10 the local child welfare work
which is being carried on by 'hn Wo'
mans Club. The EtkS' auditorium,
where the lecture will be given. seals
but $50 persons, so the seat sale will
! be closed when that number OF tickets
has been disposed Of. With the great
. interest in war work and the local in
terest in Madame Gronitch person
ally, the Elks' auditorium will likely
be putting out the "Standing Room
, Only" sign on the evening of March -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-14
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When those sharp pains so shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems as fit would split, just rub alittle
Musterolc on your temples and neck.
1t draws out the Inflammation. soothes
awaythe pain, usually givingquickrclicf-
htustcrole is q clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Better than
q mustard plaster and does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly
recommend Mustcrclc for sore throat,
bronchitis, Group. stiff neck. asthma,
neuralgia. congestion, pleurisy rhcuma-
tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints. sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains. frosted fect-colds
of the chest lit often prevents Pncu-
monia). 1t is always dependable.
3Oc and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-14
Woman Publishes Sure
Rat Exterminato,

~ 'hlS IL nItiunil rat "Nf"rminat ing
Wc..h. au I'hl" "uuIt% woman sends IN"
fril"w!ni; receipt for the determination
- tn" rodents. guaranteed 10 d" til"
work
Mix equal parts dry rulv"rz"d glass
and corn n:ral. Clear glass ground, ar
mad" about as fnr ms III" meal. hsats
and mic" Viii eat il in preference" /"
corn or wheat. y very small :linount -!
II will Kill many rats and mice. i:rmt'iy
has h""n used for - vars ny W"sl
Virginia farmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-14
"CA5CARETS' FOR
HEADACHE: COLDS.
Do v { L5
ENJOY LIFE! DON'T STAY Bill
IOUS, SICK, HEADACHY AND
CONSTlPATED.
GET RID OF BAD BREATH, SOUR
STOMACH, COATED TNOGUE,
INDIGESTION.

They're fine. CaScar.ts livrn your
liver clean your thirty feet Of bowels
and Swcnrcn your stomach. on eat
one nr two. like candy. before going 10
bed and in the morning your head Is
clear tongue is clean. stomach sweet.
breath right and cold gone. Get box
from your druggist and enjoy the
incest. cratlest liver and bowel clean
sing YOU ever experienced. CascaretS
stop sick headache. bilinusneSS. indi'
restion bad breath and constipation
Mothers should give whole Casra'
ret 10 cross. bilious. sick. fcTerIsh chill
drcn any time. They are harmless
and never Eripo or sirken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-14
The / aylor lhorofara
NO CRIMINAL COURT TODAY

The criminal court will not be IL
session today. and jurors that have
been called will report for duty on
Friday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-14
COUNTY COURT.
Dc-ds Record ed

DOGS Reco"ded.
Warwood Land company 10 Mary
NJ. Archer. lot in Warwnod.
Victor 5. Aihey and wife to Estclla
FARRELL, nd in Elm Heights.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-16

Mrs. l.. A. McCAuI entertained
the girls oi the Younger set IN
"Wednesday, With del'shtiui morn.
.ng party al hef home on Callegs
Street, 10 compliment her nleces.
Mls-rs Lorraine aud lola Lnwry, OF
II Louis
The McCaul home was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers. Pro.
sressive Rock was played, after
which an Ice course WAS served at
tie card tables.
The piano and vocal music
rendered by Misses fentress, John,
son and Tailry Was a pleasing trat-
ure ui the morning
Those enjoying ID" occasion were,
Misses Lorraine ana lola l.awry.
MayhsIle Bowman, liesrie Blake.
Kathryn Talley, Annie Myrtle
stump. Louise Johnson, Ailfsn
Fentresr, Marguerite and Virginia
Boyle. Lorraine Barnett, ssmmie
Bryan. Ruth lson Bessis Walp,
kIsle Miller and Elizabeth .Mailhs NJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-16
'iiK.ks-ttunter.

On Saturday morning Aug, 10
1918 the marrisse oi Miss Arlene
Hunter and Nj, Robt. u, Hicks
came AZ quite surprise 10 THEFT
many trieuds
The bridal party left the home d
the bride about 1890 a. IN The
officiating minister. Rev Phillips
| Of Charlotte. was m-t ON the pike
near Charlotte where the quiet, i'm.
presslvr ceremony was performed
The party then mo,ored To Diekson
Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks left on the IL
q clock train ior their future home
a, Racine. Wis,
Mrs. Hicks ~ the youngest
daushte. Of Mrs " + MeGee Of
Ssneer, She IA quite talented
musician and quite iavnrite among
The Younger set and her friends regret
that her marriage takes her ~ far
a~ay Ma HAs$e we're q he~it.t,
iul modes, sui, II blue cloth with i
lovely white srorae.te blouse. bat
and boots to harmonire She made
a lovely picture 81 airlish beauty.
Mr. Hiek. Is the oldest sun ~
Mr. and Mrs WIN Hicks, ot Char.
io,le. Tie il very popular young
man and has lots ~ friends who
wyh him success, Tie ~ making
quite success with his business IN
the North
The many friend 1T this happy
couple wlsh them long, prosper
aus and happy married lie.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-16
Cure Tor ilyssniery,

While | Vas in AshlAnd, Kan.
sas. gentleman overheard me
speaking ~ Chambrtlains Colic
ami Diarrhoca Remedy writes
William Whitelaw. oi Des Mo,a@s.
Iowa. He told me IN detail Ut
~hat il bad done iM HE family. but
more especially his daughter who
1as lying a, the point ot death
with a violent attach II ayssn.ssy.
and had hcen given ue by the lam.
lily physician Some VI his neigh.
hors adslaed him To give Chamber.
lsln's Colie and Dianhoes Remedy.
which be did, and fully believe this.
by dpng 40 saved the life u l,s
child. He stated that he had also
nsed ,h,. remedy himself with
equally gratifying rcsults. = adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-16
PROMINENT ATLANTA P0.
ueEhAM STR!kEH WITH
FACIAL PARALYSIS
NkT0-NA ONLY THING
TO BRING RELIEF

/ wss !ast about ready TO give
up my beat dad no, ser Aow
could possibly siay ca the Job, :
said j. Ii Metsah~e, zoe u Atlanta :
brps known policemen.
My health b.gan 10 iAtl n.s
about three years ago | ~el stsed
10 pounds al tina, time. | satist.
ed 6rst from lndig~s,ten. aud il
sent from bad to vurse. until | was
simply down and out. Nothing |
ate would agree aiih me. Several
pson,nent physicians treated ne.
bat their treatment Jailed To brtng
ne say relisi
NV stomach Was in bad con.
dition ! grew extremely nervous
aud eoaldni sIee y Al nights. |
~ss 81 rundown my blood was ia
.aeh, bad condition thin aud
anenie -~ until facial paralysis was
the result
How did come Ia take VITO
ma
Why Dick johnson told ne
sboul the woudtsfui ,vsul,e be had
gotten from IL. aud believe He,
will always ieel grateful to Mr.
Johnson.
Il have gained in at,ual weight
eighteen pounds ia the four week.
! hayn been taking NlTu.NA
Ny blood il 10 line condition and /
tap eat anything ! want now with
40 bad after effects, can ~slk
my bes, all day aud 90 home at
night ireling like princt All
that old worn ont. tired. exhausted
feeling ~ thing Of the pas, Sleep
We'll. guess 81 | don't believe
anything short ~ an earthquake
would interfere with my sleep. and
tina, lie Why &c, up eysry morning
seelihe 81 refreshed and SO eager ios
my days work
| can tell the honest truth aud
ssy that NI.To,NA DID THE
WORK"
h-TO-NA il on sale IN Dickson
exclusively hs Clemor Pharmacy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-16

Mr. Steven long lEoi MeAllen
Texas. and Miss fll!,e Clark O
Wes, Point. Mo. were guiesl,
married WedneSYay evening. o. u
o clock, at the fme OF the BRIDE
relatives, Mr.. J Al Mrs O. V. Clark
Rev Woodqtfk, pastor oi the Bap.
It's, church Performed The eets.
mony ~
The reflsp,ion room. where the
ceremony WAS pertormed, wa.
heau,it1y decorated with cut
tioweli and fesnA
Nv L.::s!> mote . travelling surf
OF xr velour. one oil the latest
IF Gch models. and her boots and
! II harmon,1ed.
y Mrs Jones is a charming and at.
Young woman and has a
hos, oil friends here. wh-ie,she has
frequently visited. She i. grad
nate OF the Curry School oil tx.
pfess,on Boston. and has. Tor the
pas, year. laugh, in MeAllen. Tex
where MIR. ZONES +. q prominen,
young business man,
Before gong to McAllen to &c.
side they Win vts,, friends in Indi.
annapolis, Ind 5, LOUIS. Mo. and
san Antonio, Tex,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-16

WANrkn--A man with tis to
cell and collect on Singer sewing
Ma. hines in Dickson County
Write Singer sewing Machine Go
II tlatksville. Tenn.