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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
IRISH SWORN TO
RESIST DRAFT LAW
Great Britain Deeply Aroused
Over the Grave and Menac-
ing Situation.
ny Associated Press TO Every Evening

ny Associated Press 10 Every Evening
London, April % The grave and
menacng situation caused by the de
termination of Nationalist ireland, united
as seldom before. to resist conacrptlon,
has aroused deep interest throughout
Great Britain Particular emphasis Is laid
on the decision Of the Roman Catholic
hierarchy 10 throw in its lot with the Sim
Fcinera, who have openly proclaimed Ger
many as their ally The bishops have not
counsellcd violence, urging passive re-
slstance
The pledge which is TO he administered
on Sunday 10 what one authority cstl-
mates rs nlnc-tenths of thc entire Catholic
popllatiou of the country binds them
TO resist conscription by the most
effective means NJ their disposal This
gives wide laiitudc, and plcases the advo-
Gates of both passive and active resistance.
The dellcacy Of the situation ls re"og-
nized by the Irish Time, hitherto IN favor
Of conscrption, which advises the govern
rnent and.fhe irish leaders 20 escape from
the truly miserable position, by or
ganzing n great voluntary recruiting
campaign This. he newspaper believes,
would mike the enforcement of con
scription unnecessary
The DAILY News advises the govern
mcnt to drop altogether the attempt t.
pursue this IRISH adventure
Thc thtoniclc believes conscrtpflon vii
not hc attempted until home rtlc IS ~
accomplished fact and hat then the lrIsf
parliament will bc left 10 ra}se mcn Tor th'
army N what proportions and by "ha'
means II plpaScs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
j, 5, AMbULA ANCE
MEN ARE H0N0RED
Cited by French Commanders Tor
Bravery-Two Entire Sec
tions Commended.
BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening

Washington, April 2O-An official hat
of the individuals and sections OF the
United States Army Ambulance Service
cited hy French army commanders Tor
bravery was received today at the Office
of Surgeon General Gorgas, forty~two
separate citations being noted In two
instances entire sections were commended.
Section No. 6t6, commanded by Lieut..
f. T. Drake. was commanded ON two
occasions and finally was given the right
to wear the "Fourragcrc. IL is the fiIst
American organization To receive this
honor
The other American section IS a unit
of section No. 632, commanded 10y tirst
Lieut. Allan IL. Muir.
The citation i'm the official French or
der was as follows.
'"Thc section rendered most valu-
able services to the eighth division OF
infantry and showed great GOODNESS and
devotion in making certain the evacua-
ton Of the wounded with the greatest
rapiditv and comfort, in spite of the dltil-
culties OF the road and frequent inter
ulptlons bv the cncmy's bomhardmcnt
Five other officers cited are. lIeuts.
Robert /, Nurse. Henry L. Bibhy, Joseph
II. Greenwood Alan ID. kinslev and
Otka T. Dobes.
The enlisted mon arc rs follows:
Sorgeants Newman Ebcrsolc, Milo >.
King. Corporal Leroy G Clark. Mechanic
Harold s Stewart. Prvates Carson -
Kicks. Way SpauIding, Albert ). Strchlk',
George " Il. Hsrt~ell Willard Swarti'y,
Suinmerficld BALDWIN, Edward Kirkland,
James +. Moore, Charles y Cummings,
Stormont Mathews, Frederick Payne,
Alfred Skinner, Charles Kendall. Joseph
Brown. LOUIS +. Tlmaon, Allcn Ices
Emerson II Miller. John y. Vanderbilt,
Arthur L Crosby, John +. kltzpatnek,
| Robcrt f. Graf, Ir., James Jones,
John II. Wood, Richard II Baker; dr
Charles Y Thompkins, Richard Buei,
Ripley Cutler, Arthur 7. Coo, Peter
L. Muir and Walter II Wlstrand.
Lieut.. brakes section won the Four
ragerr" bv its work during German at
tack which lasted four days IN October
1917. This section. the French commander
reported ''has personnel Of eht" which
has shown the highest sentiment OF duty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
CITY COURT CASES.
Saloon Row Over Money Resulted in
Arrest and Dismissal.

Some men IN a saloon on ShIpcy street
near Front had trouble over - blll on
THURSDAY and A. q result William Heating
was arrmgncd IN City Court today, on a
charge of larceny II being alleged that ne
stole s. from Theodore Stokes From
The evidence il seems that both heating
and stokes had hills lying on the bar
Judge Churrhmau dismissed the case.
Harr> Scott was held under s. 500 bail
far "a hearing on "Wednesday lie Is
alleged ~ have been connected with
smother man IN the larceny Of an auto
uomle. the property oi Edward krause
ol Front and French streets
John h Nelson. = guard Il the t'eneral
Chcmrl to plant. n Clavmont, J.,
alleged bv Harry Brown colorrd 20
have eoIc oIl the W:4r path late Yesterday
afternoon :ud a. q result found himself
facing two charges IN tlty Court today.
one oi carving concealed a deadly weapon
and the other of pointing i pistol At
hi~ request he c.A~eS were continued until
next TUESDAY
Patrolmau Rodcnhci>cr last night ar
rested Arthur johnson colored. who Is
alleged TO have obtained liquor for Vii
liam Smith, q sailor The man was
turned over 10 the United States authori-
ties today Smith Was in court on d
charge Of throwing glass in the street, 1t
beng alleged that hc throw the liquor
bottle in the street when the officer
approached He was turned over to the
commanding officer Of his boat
Morris j Coleman, q driver for the
Friendship Fire Co. Was accused Of
violating the traffic Law He had his
case continued until Tuesday
AIalley Bailey and George Rolhson.
both employed at Harlan :, had some
trouble over tools Iday and y a
result q fight started and Rawiey was
badly battered about the head Bailey
was arraigned in City Court on a charge
of assault, and battery. but At the request
Uf RAwlcy he was dismissed
An order Of s. week was placed on
William II ~tearctt charged with the
noH-suppor 81 hi~ MINOR child Arthur
~tr1zelberl"r Wa arrai2ncd some time
agu on 1 charge 81 nun-supporf of hls
VIE and Jud2c CLirchnau continued
tie case unit. today 81 see II the couple
could to brought together Inc case
caue up today aud the Judge ordered hc
man dismissed. as he said an invest CATION
warranted his act ion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
/ TODAY'S MARKET OFFERS VARIETY.
Butter and Eggs Unchanged: One Shad
Brings 81. 20: Chicken Still High.

There WAS full market, today, but
the wind was hard on the green stun,
whiting IT worse than sunshine
The assortment of salad atufi was much
the same M last week; dandelion, cfess.
both land and water varieties kale,
spinach, parsley, lettuce, radlshes Prices
were "by agreement that ~, one could
buy at any price, from q nickel up, ac-
oording to the size condition and q'iahty
of the head or bunch selected,
Rhubarb was down, Mt 10 cents the
bunch, and m prime condition he
food authorities advise canning supply.
while IT II Plentiful, especially since II ~
one OF the things that can be put up
without sugar Ster liac jars and covers,
cut the stalks into lengths TO reach nearly
10 the top of the Jars and pack IN care
fully. Fill jar To overlooking with sterilz-
ed co.d water. adjust rubbers and covers
quickly and store III cool place Tor
day. then seal air-tIght Sc same as
fresh stalks
Nearby asparagus was priced at 10
cents Tor prime bunrhes; short bundeS
brought - Ia - cents. II Will be more
Plentiful next week, if the sun comes out.
Eggs and butter still we're hrn nj
40 and 60 cents
There are plenty of shad in the market
but they all run big. six, seven and elght
pounds, and sell nj 30 and - cents a
pound
One dealer had on his stand whale
of a shad IL pounds with the roc nc
roe sold for 81 ~. the fish itself tor y ~
81 ~ for the whole
Fowls ruled nj 80 cents n pound. and
ranged from 81 to 81 pounds They
will be cheaper next market day, be
cause the prohibition against killing tho
pulcts went INTO effect nj midnight last
night too late to meet the market todaN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
GERMAN LOSSES
REACH 90 PER CENT
Bavarian Units in Great Drive
Literally Cut TO Pieces; Not 10
be Heard Of Again

Crt4Na. \pr.I - ID "4hicgram
telling III German .oSsrs, ~ Reuter- cor
r.4pandeIt III British headquarters IN
France SaN-
iii the course of the hghting On April
II on the Romarn- itossignoi front tour
companies 81 regiment ni he t,crman
2lifA DIVISION lost an 4veragc II - per
cent In the first attack at Neiercn
three hattallonS ii the oisi t'crfnan Re
serve Division were reduced to les than
company strength apiece
In the two davs nghnng oast 81
!Strlzeole -lx batfahons III thc I'D icr-
man DIVISION representing two-thrds
II the tatal divisional Infantry strength.
suffered considerably more tAan 50 per
cent casualties
The I'd Regiment of the ilth BE-
varian Division II <cuve fgilsc on the
night Of April II "a- Rlpcd oaf hree
hAttallonS OF the 2d BAvarian Jaeger
Regiment of Npne Corps n the attack
at Mont DelltIe were - ut - hat they
arr. unlikely - b. heard II agttn "a he
present batfie Both he 18th Reserve
Dlsl,. "a and tbs I'D DIVISION suffered
iis;.s' ruliS losses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
KAISER MAY HIRE
RUSSIAN OFFICERS
Important Developments Fore
shadowed by Their Rushing
Home From All Parts of
World

Washington. April 20 Thousands al
Russian army officers hostile to the Bol-
shcvik regime. hut who were III sympathy
with the Revolutions are returning 70
RUSSIA from all parts II the world his
apparently concerted movement Is ne
heved bv neutral diplomatic observer
here to fogcshadow important military
devclopmcnts IN relation 10 the RnsSlan
situation
: distinguished Russian officer - thc
nltcd States informed this diplomatic
authority that both England and tho
nited States had refused II accept them
in the Brltlsh and trneriran ARMIES fhe
Bolshevlk government has deprived them
of their resources AMI property and there
Is no recourse far them hnt 20 seek employ
mcnt ior their professional ~crvlees
II was stated that there ire n the pres
ent time q .otn Ellssf,n olIieers rx'lslFe of
BolSheyIkl adhersnis ef liol.aevik al
hcrrnt~. IN Nlnitva-tob ani that instead
al beng un.rn,udz - tire i4pana-t they
have gwen proof d thetr c3rtiml leeings
towards that nation. approving oi tfs
landing ut .Istpaue-s. tareeS 1T ladltnet sth
S,mr st-,slllation has ben rau-ed Is
The fact that some of thc tn--ian officers
IN this country atc returning home Va
sweden Lieut. Cen Iadinar R9op, u
was said todaN : seeking paseage -
sweden. on route 10 Russa. tut - | inland
jntcrycncS and the Whitc Guar troops.
now m aSSociatiun with the Germans.
control the route to Russia from sweden
il Was remarked that Roop would hnd
great difficulty IN passing over 70 Russia
II was also remarked that Cen Manner
helm. the Finnish W Nhlte Guard generals
simo, was formerly distinguished otilctr
in the Gar : army, and that ms invitation
to the Germans to intervene IN inland
might indicate that other former Russian
officers. deSpalrlng of saving their country
from the rule of the Bo.sheNIk ~ any
ether way. rnaV offer their service 10 The
Germans. with the understanding hat the
.mplrt m Russia b., revived
II vas thought by the nelitrsd dpletttal
hat the final dccislun ~ the tnteute
governments and the | nHed states to-
Nard the question ot Japanese luterNen-
non IN Eastern siberia might have de
trrunning icct upon the future actions OF
Russian officers nov without commands.
Who lack means to maintain themselves
unli normal iic returns IL Russia
The State Department received Il VIZ
les dispatch TO-DAY picked up during
transmission from Moscow - term,
sent Ia the C,,I Imun Foreign ottlee hA the
Bol-hevik comm~~aTA for Foreign Aitalrs,
complaining that the German troops were
setting fire toRusslan village aud commit
ting other outrages
The dispatch cites instances aud pro-
tests against the violations as hetng op-
posed TO ali tie principles oi society
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
SOUTH MILFORD PATRIOTIC.

spcclaI CORRESPONDENCE 1T Every Evening
Milford April 20 The Woman
Liberty Loan committee u South Mil
ford, Sussex county reports % date AZ
follows Mr- r. C 1iall. Mrs Arthur
GRAY $500. Miss Elizabeth Carlisle,
Miss Della Iau $3.50 Miss Edna
Barker. Mrs rhomes DAVIS $4,000. Mrs
Robert Da>lo, Miss Ida Draper, - l5U.
Mrs. Mary Edwards, Mis- John Trutt,
Miss Sara Anderson, 81 800; Mrs John
c. sharp Ars George u. Baynum 81 500,
Mrs Mary Brown, Mrs r T. Carlisle,
$1,000 Mr- r. X Stephenson. Mrs
Edward Atkins, $3.50; Mis- Harry Gillis.
500; DR. I L t;rier, $1,000 Dr 6 II.
t,rier, 81 600; L. ID. Caulk Co. ~ ,OuO
other solicitation, by the chairman o.
tie district bring the amount TO date to
80 1U0
Mr.. George IL Hall IS chairman Oi the
committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
TO RETIRE FROM BENCH.
Judge Bradford Tenders Resignation
Effective May 20.

Judge Edward G.. Bradford Of the
United States Dicstrict Court for the DIS
trict Of Delaware has sent President Viii
son his resignation from the bench, effec-
tive Nav 20. As he is looking forward
10 much needed rest
Judge bradford was sworn IN as Federal
Judge in Nav, 1897, and was eligible ga
retirement on March ~, last year.
As it has been known for some time
that .Itfdge Bradford contemplated retlr-
ing there has been much speculation as to
who will slicceeed him The appointcc
doubtless will be a Democrat, indorscd
by Delaware $ Senators. In this conncc-
ton the names Of Judge William II
Bovcr. District Attorney Charles r. Cur
lev William r. LYMAN. J Frank Ball
and former Congressman T.. Irving Handy
have been mentioned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
NOT ENOUGH BONDS
Cnniinneh fror1 paec q

4 [rbcrty Loan rally and service flag
presentation sill 'ake place this after
noon IN front of Madclc} VI + Church
Their will be patriotic music and among
tho speaker will be Rlchard Rcezr and
John : RosscI : <oryicc Aag fnr those
who hnvc entered the -cryicc will bc
raised
There wts a meeting ~ tho lfc insrIr-
Ance ncu this morning 10 the Equitable
Building 4 Rec du Boil secretary af the
loan COMMITTEE met with he workers
and discussed plans for the next two
weeks ranpal. n
Tho lbcrty Loan officials ar" planning
FOR n loAgt two luncheons Tire coming
week Al winch trne the workers V1ll have
~ opportunity af comparing oxper-
cnrc- and obtaining encouragement from
one another
Accordug ~ he Pennsylvania rail-
road. $40 men out q ? 100 men of the
Delaware division ~ he Pennsylvania
have subscribed s34 500 Up - noon to-
dav on the Maryland division put ~
400 men. go have subscribed to
sos 500 worth u bonds
Ioh Il Hedge who + considered one
ii the most Nittv and entertaining
aftrr-hnner speakers "a the last Will he
meeting i tie Queen Theatre tomorrow
night Former Governor haries H. MILLER
/ slll preside tud hc Fort Iu Pont Band
/ viii b. present and render Z concert n
| -elected numbers.
II he regular ronvncatinn q - John s
/ hapfcr. No T. Royal Arch AiaSOns, neid
aSt nlght. The finance committee was
uthorzed 70 purchase $1,000 worth =
thir3 Iicrr. Ioan bonds
IaInr- b Owens Liberty Loan manager
for the Rotary lub. announced today
that one of the most successful meetings
81 the organizations was held IN the sllk
mil If John Hand : sons Cos, ~ Four
/ teenth and Walnut streets. where ne glris
4 cmpioved there subscribed - the bonds
+ rs he amount ii 5000 Mrs Henry B
( Thompson, VINO was inyIted - speak tf
/ The glris. outlined the purposes u me
! Liberty Loan and lrged them AL 70 sup
! port the government. Atter ner ~peecf
! there Was a rush on he part q the women
and girls 10 subscribe About 200 grl
were. present lt this meeting.
/ Chicago and otner bIg industrial center
today observed Liberty Loan Labor DAY
auh parade~ ii workers and ornei
PATRIOTIC demonstrations Many manu-
featuring plants closed for part ot + he DAY
The fifth State - oyerSupsente r
.laJa IS north Dakota. winch lepurte,
t -s,Iav ~ per crut more subscriptions MAI
! u alotment Mississippi IS within ny
ta.r cent 3, i~ quota.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
LIBERTY LOAN II SUSSEX.

special CORES spoudencs u EVERY Evening
Milford April % An unusually in
trrestjng meeting Was held Thursday
afternoon. ii Cedar Grove school near
Milford. IN the interests Of The Liberty
loan Speakers of prominence we're ID
attendance including Nir HaEdcsty, SUI
pcrintenden5 9f public schools for Sussex
,.o.io,, Nfr >pajd. State commissioner
ot education. .nd Nr NicAle, principal
of the Milford hlgn -rhecl
The afternoon program opened VIII
2 PRAYER hv Res. NJ DAVIS ct Milford
whose son Nas one of tne IuSc4nia
survivors. and Vss followed by excellent
II rendered patriotic -eoltatlons BY ne
pupils Of ne school. relating - tht 5ag
rheS. we're followed by MIR. Nickle
chairman of the meeting, who, before
introducing the other speakers, inter-
cstinglv referred 70 the progress Of the
var and the necessity Tor everybody
10 lend the country = helping hand. He
then introduced Superintendent HardeSty
who, IN forcefui and effective language,
pad hl~ respects 70 financial Slackers,
urged Inc necessity for the saving. not
only oi money, but also he foods listed
hN the Food administration, and conclud-
"a with stirring patriotic appea. Mr.
~pld spoke along ~Imilar lines
Tho audience responded oN ~ubscro-
ing 81 700 ,yorth II liberty Bonds lu
.6out tea minutes The exercises closed
D% tia. hosting ii i neY american flag
Uy + patrol ii Bo, scouts from Troop ?
u Milford
Amoug those present we're George
Fl. HAL, chairman Of In Liberty Loan
for Sussex county MrS Hall, chair
man az the Aoman's Committee
# Cedar Creek hundred Mrs.
MARY II. Brown and Mrs II. X
Stephenson. IF the Milford committee;
IL. ID. Abbott. publicity chairman for
Sussex county, and H. b rhaw secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
4. 8. LITHUANIANS PROTEST.
Incorporation of Country into the tentrai
Powers il Denounced Here.

IS Ns4ociatcd Prt-s4 10 Every Evening
Wuhlneton tprl % Incorporation
Of T.ithuanin INTO the Central Power w.s
denounced nv the Lithuanian National
Council here TODAY
The terms an wmch Germany rec-
opnlges lithuanian independence -
set forth m ron Hcrtlng repIv to the
Lithuanian Nationnl Council. -aid !,
statement issued hy the council, vii
meet with cool reception on the part
~ l,th,ianlaus m America. If hoy baro
not protesfad against It IN our country
She we're offered independence with 2
left band. whlle : spiked club va brand
shcd oyer her head with ne oth"r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
Wawaset No More

With tie formal dissolution oi the
W..Wa.pt purk to. action uu which MAS
taken IL meeting oi hc directors on
Thursday thl, historic lndlan name Tor
the RrandNninv river disappears for the
tiIne being from the current record9 he
Park itself having heen gwen over 81
ot her uses there W.. no Longer need ior
tAe holding compAnA ) eNlslenoe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
HALlFAX EXPLOSION BLAME.
Aicunt Blanc. trench Steamer. Caused
Fatal Collision, Justice Decides.

~ N~,otiafed l're>s % tNec\ tEchlos
Halifax. \ :. April % Blame Tor the
collision between tac Norwegian steamer
limo and the French munitions ship Mont
Blanc which resulted in the loss OF 500
lives here on December i, was piared
on the Mont Blarc By Justice Drysdale
IN i decision flied in the Admiralty Court
today IN he libel and counter suits brought
IL, tn. owners ef the two vessels
The question Of damage Was referred
to board consisting Of the registrar
of Shipping and tNa merchants
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
JURORS BARN BURNED.
So Case on Trial at Dover
Was Temporarily Stopped
Today.

Special Dispatch 70 Every Evening
Dover, April 20 IN The Kent county
courts today the case Of Hartford Robinson
who was on trial yesterday on an lndlct =
ment charging larceny of a quantity oi
corn from Farmer Legg. near Placklston $
Cross Roads. on March >, was resumed
Argument before the Jnrv lasted nearly
an hour After the Iurg had bern out
about ha.f an hour word vas received that
the barn ~ Jtirvfnan George II Gooien a.
WoodSitle vas on hrc. - the jury vas
recalled and discharged until 10 o riock
MONDAY morning 90 hat lhc Juror could
90 homo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
RAIN AND WARNER WEATHER.
clear After Tuesday y hen Temperature
Will Exceed Normal.

- N.,otIatcd Pfces T. IN'r3 F19nIos
Washington. \pnI - Mc.khor pre-
d.ctions for the week beginning Monday
issued bv the Weather Bureau follows.
Nortn and Middle Atlantic states.
Some ram IN northern portion hrsG OF
week with rising temperature Thereafter
generally fair until end Of week with
above normal temperatures by Tuesday
or " ednesdaN thereaItcr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
PLAN MOTOR SCHOOL.

Trustees d Delaware College met u
tic Hotel du Pont today to discuss routine
business and also Il proposition from the
government CO establish = school for the
instruction Of enlisted men IN the motor
industry. Tie government had repre-
scented that surli = school IN tins section
was needed (iu.t army men might learn
how 10 operate motors
The matter Wss considered ~ .sil ITS
details ,.nd arrangements made for the
SnInt-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20

al ASSES LOST. tortoise ~hei1 Flndcr IS
asked 10 leave tHem r tvtrt HNcninS
~RERlFF~ >AIE By ,ir'uc ri wr.f 81
=, Eae 70 nir Directed viii oc exposed
ro pub;c sair 5. fDc Court liou~r. soA'I-
ra~l corner of El,. fuIa ana hing
,.ft1 - WHu:inet on \cN Ca~tlr rouu
Neia~ r. 81 dondas rhc sixth ds2 ~
Nfa1 lutN. az $50 q clock a- m f1e
.,i,. juz Isscri'cu real r~i ate. Nif
Nl nA' certain lci niece or parc.l % An-
..-..tt.,i iu Christiaud hundred New ca r
COUNTY state 0f Delaware i0 'ract ot
land Nnowu aS Fl>merr ho~Nu'd ano lt
,.rlbed as folioW> 20 VII
B.,2inniug ~ the corner formed oy rf q
,vrsection of the SoVthert> side 81 "a,
more Avenue with ne westerly side % .lN1D
avenue Baltimore avenue az siNt. feet y l'tc
being laid out parallel with ne ncN Iuad.
and distant sou herly tncrcInuIn 'sn' W."
dred and sixty feet onio avenue ~ ~,
feet vide being laid out ~ rigni AnsIcs "
the new road. intcrsecr ing win lho .Aii4. -, u
the distance Of nineteen huh1rtN a'ie
twenty feet westerly from hr w. n
side OF Ccntrc or ga ~
Road tbpnc.. sout hcriS ny >idr X
ohio avenue i've htu trvl t1u eleven VI
three inches more OF loss l it, 'il..
a hc,igc and the nor hcrlt ~li1 4 =, s,.
longing % liliam I h. Nh IN. r,r. x af
ia westerly direction i'h .,f
said hedge and the uot lo. ...-
lane Mt y-tighi feet iHtf ih,i N, t,b.t,,,. /.
~ 4 corner ia li.r oi llnA ,.,i. 4,
rectiOn along said iuc NJ tAht .N' ~. ~
and gour feet eight ih.ht> h'u'N Va a.,..,,,,.-
anot BEG tni 'isl t' 't,,i. 81, n, said fine W
"d twa hunarrd ami thi.I N-i'il ~
. lnCnc~ HlNlt wv t.. l..lf trin.a aNrrcy
thr s1iu sotl tt'li '' .g t,ur huudryt
ana tht."t t.NrsN,,' .,Gt ,p,.hp, uort OF less
and SAL -hiht 49, Nrth fbg sad westerly
to its initTseNt %, ~, ,'5 MACE - brginntnE
side 81 thio aNt..U htrt.,f ,shat they may.
sr lhe ton ~cll.N ~ ,,.,.rt bcit,s, "a tho rrgu-
under ana SUM- t,t,,, fbst uo malt or
lation alI t,nttt tsU ~. Sold on ne tAuu
SDiritou~ liquors ~ndlA ' ..., s,,r,.,,.r
MA ,r,.it,i,t., hereby conveyed to4.N'i i,
oellru az t&sth n Csrsig ~lrNiN nag
t,,,Iltsssor AMI Edith NJ Crais rNc,"i n
1T John Craig uert-ls y ,H GEANt,fS
oe >cll by CHEpl''NH :" Shc-i.
~herlu OhCt, NiAiiA'a N"'A'
70 1918.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-20
L. :. SOLDIERS N FRANCE
TO MARX MEMORIAL DAl

By associated Press 20 Every Etrang
paris tpr.i % Plan, f.r -he Me-
murai DaY .elebration already IRE i-.lg
made bz he men If the tueucau N-
oeditionar7. force in and around PARIS.
II ba, been arranged q hold q big Ath-
Iefir meet in the suburbs at Coiomues
on May so.
The racing club IF Francr has pi.,cs.
II the disposition of the American arm
,ffic,r, = Gne clubhouse and gro-o..>
ii The Bois De Boulogue.