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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
PORTRAIT KAISER GAVE
T. ESTROYEO BY MOB
Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt $
Death by Huns Stirs Oyster
Bay Neighbors.

OYSTER Ray. Jnlv % thnut twenty
residents of OYSTER llav the reports n 10
exact number ,hlct including sallor,
home ON shore leave, appeared at The
home of 6 II rolhiz on Fast Nam
street carly Yesterday and demanded
a ltc size oil painting of the KAISER which
MIR Polltl bought Tor -
II had been runnrcd around thc
village for oonc time that the offensive
portrait was banging ~ PROMINENT
pl3c,, IN tine lolltt hoiu" lns rnnol'
soon after tho do,th II iout Quentin
Roosevelt u France WAS Icpmied ~pr''u
with renewed tcryor and crN~ia'lhcd ~ ,
O'Clock Yesterday morning mt" = NOISY
and vigorous dcmnu-ttaflun ~ front ot
the TolIt1 home
PnllItz Is uf Gcrmau huth ttc iS
natur4hgrd Ills wife bought the pc
tine from tho OYSTER BAY Library hort y
aurr the Iu~ltana was t0rpcd"od i
had fnrmcrI, hccu the property ,i Cot
Theodore Roosevelt. Who presented = f"
tho library before the uar The kal~'r
had presented il ~ q pcrsnnal 'otcn ST
esteem to The culnnc and autographed y
prominently
Tho resident, who had formed them
selves ntu q sort nf vigilance ""mmt' ''r
rang tho rolhtz doo,hcll about , ''ock
Yesterday morning ami demanded 'h'
picture The husband and V't' n mGh'
attire looked down upon th"n sl"'WfN
fronl 4 -trrrd storm window
Tho mate resident. demanded th" p'c-
ttrc According ~ cNcv1tuc~-es l"tht5
wa willing ~ ict them hay, ~ t'n Sa'd II
v7~ hacked auav aud asked thcm tor return
far Il later ri ihc IA, Mi Iolltz "a~
r,ar- o,,lurnto ana refused I" TT thcm
have u
Thu s,}l appointed ,nWwlttc, lnsfsiod.
tclllnr Trlht- that Il ~ ,lin rct II ~
p,turc vuh,n thr.o minute tltrN W"nli
,anr ur arJ ro i N1 lr""t n thrU
determination several - titc rrnwd Erait
lcd -nfuc pnrsh ,haif- Hd smashed 'h'
~ ihr Windows 81 ho 'FRONT.' l'rfh
Polr7 dccidci that tlJr tcnP'r 4
thc crowd uas hc>und ennTroW'*
and hc tnll them to vaf a0d hc Woutd
gct tho portrait tcw minutes ia'rf
hc auI hl~ vfc chmlcd ont u 2 b'd-
Room window onto the porch root
holding th, plrturc lrtwcru thorn hey
thrrw Il TVS thc waiting .roWt below
Thc sailor m the crowd Iamcile'clr
stamped regulation naNN -'or '"tougl
rh- kai~rr tarr lhcn shouting and
/ lauruug tho committee ~ N1glantr iI'o
4 r.I,, around 'hc picture aHI disappear
! cd. Dragging Il chiud them d""1I th,
! etrCc'
i The proceedings Vcro mot arcomVl>tr,
/ u-itbni,t !. gr,.; dr.ti HI uu.-. Ns II,
.,,rio9 i almost ,ntirch Il Residential
/ onp !, I,rrr anl interested crowd Attlrc,
II ,arh morning curre,ur> clothing ha,
I qat hcrcd wIcn .hc victorious ytzcr
/ finally dragged W .!l.,hu away. tar, down
/ NarG
4 4,,o >rcci4l .c,utS at the Depart
mont u Justice arrived ~ tNS'cr i*a'
/ YESTERDAY afternoon and ocan "n iit
. >cStic:tlo0 INTO the whole incI"rW
(uiouc Eooecvcl' know thing 't p,
/ affair uutl long af;cr 'hc painting tm'
+ been destroy 90 and the mo! hpd dlsl~r~cd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
NEW CHARTERS.

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. July % Charters were filed
here, Saturday, as follows
Universal Finance Corporations Vii
mngton, Del investments, capital
1000, 900
AUTOS Mortgage Go, Dover Del auto
mobiles and real estate s. 100000
armstrong oil and Grease ecotcry
Co, Wilmington, Del. $780, 900
Mutual Oil and Coal Co. Wilmington,
Del Sl00 600
Everett Fibre Products Corporation,
New York City, OIL and gas; S21OOOO
Universal Duplicates Co. Wilmington,
Del, duplicating machines; Sl0O,O0O
Ncmoqu Co, Wilmington, Del. trac-
tors and trucks $4,000
Fisher shipping Go, New York City
Sl5OOO
knickerhocker Securities Co, VII
mngton, Del. investments; $4,000
Increase III capital OF Citizens Trans
portatlon Co, philadelphia Pa, from
$50 900 to 100000
Change Of name Of Power Rubber Co
to Universal Rubber Co, Cleveland, Ohio
of Ccrro de Pasco Extension, Inc, to
Peruvian Copper Security Co, New York
City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
CHAPLAIN DAVIS HERE.
Made Address nj Flag Service at Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church.

At thc ceremonies attending ne pres
cntafton II llag 10 the Delaware Avenue
l}aptl-t Church last night Chaplaln
Howard DAVIS of the Delaware Pioneer
Regiment and president II the Chap
lalu- ASSOCIATION a. amp DIX. was
present and addressed the large audience
The tla3 va. presented to the church 10y
nc SUNDAY school class Of Walter K.
Hope. and on behalf oi ;hc church Was
accepted bQ Lieutenant William g.
Turner. a former president of the Baraca
class and ii the shers mon of the
church
In hr,cf. forccfu address Chaplain
DAVIS spoke oi he work of an army
chaplain and predicted that ne tram
ing received by the men IN the camps
would produce the sterling and vigorous
type ot men VINO viii bc needed by the
world after his chaos He emphasized
the Faet that no stress i laid on eIcedS
III the army. and SAID that men II All de
nominations come 10 the chaplain Tor
spiritual guidance
announcement was made that Chaplain
Charles >chwelkert of amp Meade will
be here next sunday and Will address The
congregation a the evening services.
lhc church choir rendered several mum
bers previous to Chaplain DAVIS address
last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
MAKING: WORLD BETTER
President Mitchell Of Delaware College
Tells of Transformation.

Dr Samuel G Mitchell president ~
I1claware College. delivered q brilliant
address NJ the open mr. services If the
Harrison NJ T. Church last night 70
m audience that literally pRcked tho
spacious lnwn of the church ~ seventh
and Harrison streets and rcarhed close
ta thr strcot curb
IDr Mitchell took rs hls text BE ye
transformed ~ tho renewing II your
fninds. and lald stress on tho franTforma
tton that Il taking plaoc ~ tho world ~
large. and tbs country n particular.
as a rosut of our participation ~ the
world war and orr contribution - the
fight winch Is - make tho world better
place n 1--we IN
Ihr,o distinct evidences Indicative
~ the change brought about bY this
var aud 'he ehanRes ycf fo come were
gwen hy thc college president. u whlrh
thc first was the nutbirs ~ sympathy
far b,.se Who suffered earliest n the war
Fleh II Helgiun and Serha
+ he second evidence If the great
abanrcz which have taken pIace vas ne
transhgIratron ~ the youth q ~"
country vho havc plrposed N their
hoarts 10 onicr fhc struggle carly ~ The
var PcarInp rcrsona testimony - this
tran4fnrlnatton of Youths from tbeIr boy
hood INTO manhood ~ almost the twinkle
~ - eve. IDr Mitchell spoke ~ lndtvid-
ttal cases ~ students ~ the college who
left determined - do hclr part n The
par thelr careers bcb,nd them and IoIned
the coiars
Rt4t the most important changes
rrsulting from his countrrs particIpa-
ton II ihts war arc the ohangcs nov
going "a and vet - come "a the economic
and governmental system, ont II winch
changes i better world Ulil come With 4
more practical christianity and q clearer
and moro Just conception nf ntcrnatonaI
TelatlnfA.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
WHEAT BAN RAISED;
SUPPLY NOW AMPLE
Hotels and Restaurants Freed
From Pledge 100000
Pounds Saved.

Washington. u a. Iuly ~ FRO
puctny- ot hotels restaurants and dtnmg
rar ~,rtt,,~ throughout the country.
uln Voluntarily agreed to u-r ne wheat
urrI nt rrtsout harvest viii bc re
Iy.-cI irau thcir pledge ~ Nagusi l..
a,.erinr tn 4 oaal,gram received hy
tItc f,,ei administration Yesterday from
tlrrrrt Il IlneN,r
udcr \ir Hoover new arrangement
tho ru Ii, eating PLACES may niior wheat
prydtiri- Iu mucb ihr s3nC manucr rs
forucrlt int tho, Viii required to
continue ta rompl> Wlfh The feDd aduin-
5-tratIou regulations and serve NlCtory
broad
NLc exact dcurcs arr not obtalnatle,
i * estimated that th, hotels. rcstau-
rants And oinuc ears /" th' roantr>
Will have sawed from October last
~ Aucu~t between lI5Wm0N and
1N.ooOo00 Pos:a!s u wheat and Its
pr, duets tj,out 5000 hotel praprtetars
gave br whcatic~~ pledge and nearly
eou N0o restaurant and cafe oWHrrs cut
down Oh flour as much as their u>lncss
would permit
II also X estimated that tie meat
Saving II public eating places for "a sim
lar pcrlud amounted ~ I5O 0O0 0W
nHIFlN bNE llt tHit~t'IN ~ ltH4 80 sugar
aIpraarbed I'll. GOO p00 pounds The ban
uu uca5 Is c>pectcj 80 lc made stringent
shortly. hut the serious sugar -'ortagc
faced hy the country for the next SIN
month, Will require thc eating places
fo hold thcit cons anptiau 81 tlds staple
20 two pounds for "tcrY ninety meals
served In h. message Air Hoover con
graduates thc hotel praprctors on their
Uatrlouc service and expresses appre-
citation of the SII stauftal saving ci-
fcetcd The cal ioGran follows
lu releasing The hotels. restaurants,
clubs and dining GERS from their yolun-
tary plcdgc not to ilSe wheat IN any
form until the new harvest wish 10
congratulate them upou The patnouc
example thrS ST ard thank them for
the large savings made Tho echo Of the
>cr,lcc has been heard IN Europe ami
has pointed the way Of democracy the
most service from those who have the
most 10 give
1T has been d personal Inspiration to
me- to bavc the continued help 81 freely
gwen If aiI 81 the men and women who
put through the no-wheat campaign
which helped us 10 provide for the ncccs-
sities of tho Allies IN spite OF Our short
crop
II have confidence that the same spirit
viii crailc Us 10 build up The great r.
servo of wheat ard other foods ncedec
To provide against future tr p faIlur,
and to assist the allied nations IN put
ing through The great offensive thai
yu,i~t win the war Iitracrt Hoover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
DEATHS.

ARMSTRONG - Dover Dd ou July
- 1915 Esther 7 Armst rong, aged ~
wears
Funeral services Tuesday evening July
80 al S O'Clocb . home oi Miss Josephine
Bafeman Dover lntrrwcnt I'D "ilmington
and Brand yWint cemetery. Wednesday
morning. on arrival of train leaving Dover
~ 30 O'Clock
RIEBOID Suddenly on July bal lqIa
George } RiehoId aged 2" S'ars uf 1928
West Fourth street
Funeral services will h. held TINS Monday
eS cning July - at North Bapusi Church
Delaware avenue and Lincoln street at S
O'Clock lntcrmcnt at Jersey City. \. J.
BARkLEY IN this city on July p. 1918
Ann Jane BaTkey
KelatiNcs and FRIENDS arg invited 10 attend
the funeral services Al her late residence
S2& Jefferson street on Wednesday after
noon July 81 At , o'clock services at old
Swcd"s y T. Church ~ 20 inttrment at
Old Swcdcs cemetery
SHEPPARD III this city on July 2N. 1918.
Eliza lanc widow of benjamin II Shcp-
pard aged - years
Relatives and friends arc invited 20 attend
the funeral services af Err tate residence
23i9 Fcnns SlNanid avenue on WrdueSdaN II
afternoon. July 80 al 3 O'Clock Intcrmcnl
al Mt Salem cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
DRIVE, FOR NURSES
Systematic Campaign Hciug Prosecuted
Throughout the County

Mr. Iran,ra i, II lnnvior chairman
81 the uorlc, : committee II ihe sauHfl
~ Defense for Ncw t.astie County an
uottnc,~t thc following eeuters far The
registration ~ government nurses wv
ark ~ charrc ~ Mrs tWtua Wright
Niies onr aud Miss f.rirncs Wv Castle
Nlte Minnie Rcnnr Nff Gafherlne
Hooker and Niifs Rcla lIalcorno. MID
dletonu. Mle Cufhberi Sprlanee t,reen.
delaware City Mrs W HrybeId
Mr. Ellis odessa. Miss Sprlanec kirE-
wood Nrs Il i Cam lhc first per
sons tn rclu.trr IL rnfal NeR CostIe
county vas N,s- Serena Coale q Della
ware CITY md NiiF Pauline Nilhslme
of \cw Castle
Ii u - found advisable other ccnters
vii hc opcncd during the week. IN all
Of the churches throughout the country
Yesterday q stirring appeal was read md
il y hoped that there will bc number
II patrIotlc women 10 enter the training
class
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
DEATHS.

BYE-At ocean City. y J.. July = 1915.
Caroline T s Bye wife Of Harry g. Byr
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services al the Wilmington and
Brand ywinf cemetery chapel on Wednesday,
afternoon. July - 1919 at > clock Inter
ment al Wilmington and Brandywine GENE
terry.
MAYWELIs-At Hope Farm IN July rs
l9lS. Anna + Maywell aged "a years
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services at her late residence
1923 West Eighth street on Wednesday,
morning At o'clock Solemn requiem mass
al 81 Thomas Church az 9.3o o clock. In
terment al Cathedral cemetery
POWERS In his city o. July p 1915
John. son Of Margaret aud thC late John
Powers
the funeral from he residence of his mot nor
105 South Jackson street on Tuesday
morning at g O'Clock Requiem mass AZ St
Paul's Church. Intcrment at Cathedral
cemetery.
TEMPLE In this CITY, on JuIv 26 1918
Sarah f. widow OF George Il Tcmple
aged y years
Relatives and friends are invited 10 ATTEND
tiie funeral services AZ I hc residence Of her
hoh-lh-ld"t Eugene " Terry los Frank
m stree on utsdaH afternoon july 80
a. : o clock Interment al NJ Il ccfDcfcr,
New Castle. Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
JOSEPH MONIHaN WOUNDED.
Young Wilmington Soldier Seriously
Injured in Action IN France.

Corporal !, Scph 7. Nonlhan, son OF
Tmoth> MonIhan Of No Loo Wood
lawn avenue, was seriously wounded III
action ON June = Thi- message, III the
form of an otll1aI Telegram. WAS received
Saturday 10y tie Young man father No
other information was gwen. orpoFal
MouIhan Is member of -. t. 3o7th
Infantry. 18th DIVISION. and had been IN
France several months He W. trained ut
Camp Ipton under General Bell
Fer the past FIVE or slx years, before
entering the scrytce, Young Monhaa had
been employed at NeWbnrgh. \ y rs a
foreman IN the dyc housr ai the du Pont
works Before that uue ue bud hved III
Wilmington and MS employed by the
Joseph Bancroft and sons company
While living IN Wilmington be was active
IN sporting affairs aud had many TRENDS
living III the ilighancs section.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
II.HOtlR DAY IN X. X. SHOP.
Altoona Workers for "Pennsy" Set Aside
Time -H0nored Schedule.

Altoona, Pa, luly2p BEGINNING to-
day, the Pennsylvania Railroad loco
motive repair shops here 20 on go hours
a week. in compliance with the order
Of Regional Railroad Director Markham
IL WAS necessary To change the tune Tor
going to work IN the morning, which has
been IN effect for G5 years. Shopmen VIII
report for duty 1T q 30 n IN. instead oi I,
nd work until $50 y M instead oi u.
with one hour fer lunch nj noon
I hus they vii put III J | hours day
FIVE days in the week and five hours
ON Saturday Nv this arrangement the
men will retain their Saturday halt
holidays, which they were lon he 10 give
up Employees of the ear shops and
also Of the Junlata shops, where new
locomotives are built, are likely To adopt
the same schedule
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
TEN MORE BOATS.
Covernmen! Lets Contract TO Harlan
Plant for That Number.

The Emergency Ilect Cooperation an
nounces that contracts have been gwen
to shIpyard for building 23 vessels With
total OF l00, 900 dead weight tons
Al contracts were awarded Ia the
bethlehem Shipbulding Corporation The
plant at sparrow $ Potnt, Md, Will build
three cargo ships of :. io0 tons each. the
l.lzabcthI ort. \ ! plant ten sca-
gong tugs Their tonnage IS not gwen.
Tic Harlan plant in this city will build
three tankcrs. each of 7.50a tons. and
seven cargo ships, with a tonnage Of i, 100
each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Min Goes Up.

Min will he one and cuo-h -hall cents a
quart higher IN price rs a result IT meet
Ing Saturday Afternoon ot members 81 the
Farmers Co-opcratyc Milk Producers
Association, winch comprises farmers
from all parts of New astic countt he
price If milk. wholesale tormcrly : cents
d quart viii now 1ic 5 cents quart
William Reynolds. # Brandywlne hun
drtd. was elected president of tic aoS5cll-
ton for tic ensuing year. Charles y.
Bickcv, Of Kennel, Square Was elected
secretary and general manager and NJ
fred Walker. Of HochcssIn, was elected
treasurer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
TEACHER FINDS FARMING PAYS.
Demonstrates Intensive Methods and
Gets Profits From Crops.

Grcensburg, Ind, July ~ CIiiIord
Zctterberg, teacher of this county, is
putting into practice some of the intcn-
sive farming plans he has been teach
ing and NJ considerable profit.
A crop of early peas, raised on four
city lots. two-thirds of an acre, has
been sold for Sl1O. and now the ground
is available Tor late beans, The pen
crop aggregated i,Ioo pounds and was
sold at from to II cents pound. let
tcrhcrg says # the conditions arc pro-
ptous the bean crop will earn hum
equally rs much money Tie Is now
working out plan to protect hls crops
against dry weather and will lrrlgatc
the ground from wells he has sunk,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Niorford An Ensign.

Iu~cu lamc- L NoFford. Wlic and
.lalncs r Mnrtord u arc the uirst- ot
Air. and Alr- William Morinrd q 70.
52> last Tcuth street \ttci nslGn
NorjorI had chi lstcd N -" Naval
Avlatlou branch d the -orvirc and bad
completed his course 81 thc Boston
School Of Technology, hc WAS sent 70 The
aviation school AT Miami lla where he
recently received his commission lie IS
nov home on q tJriough and >ai.- ~
August ior >crvIcc overseas Hc graduated
with houor~ from the " Wilmington High
School ia 1916
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
LOCAL. FIRE RECORD.

A blaze in mIe Of rubbish III the
storage yard Of the Diamond State fele-
phone co at Second aud Walnut streets
iast night, was cxtingr9hcd by the Wash
lngton Fire Co The loss was tudIng
\ run TO box 10. commerce and Dock
streets. hy the district iIemen late Satur-
day afternoon proved to be a monkey
run a1 no blaze VAS discovered III that
sect non
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
FARM HANDS COME HIGH.
$50 a Month Many Days OF And Ere
quent JOY Rides.

Alma Nam, July % Three farmers
here recently tried to hire farm hands
one young fellow agreed to work for
$50 month if gwen the use Of the farmer )
car whenever he wanted it,
Another sand he would work for SIS
il given Saturday afternoons and Sundays
off and furnished horse and buggy
The third wanted $50 and the farmer
to furnish him a car to 60 and see his
girl. 20 miles away every Sunday. Tho
trio is not working.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston mas issued
the following building permits
Joseph Zuwoski. to build a garage m
the rear Of his property at the corner of
Fifth and Lombard streets. TO cost 800.
Harry : Lynch is 10 bc the builder
James Pennetto, to btuld an addition
to his dwelling at 6l6 Nest Ninth street,
to cost $500 John F. Reardon viii be the
contractor
Leon " Svfrlt. t. make an addition
709 Concord avenue. 10 cost 500 Mr..
SyfrIt Is the architect and will bc the
builder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
rnfcrg RRThE pEropr vr,ov
ro Eronso IL Famllics

Forty fro faualr- rnav tr housed p
'tr uer apartments nov bcirg D'l'f ~
,prfrartor Edward + -plrc- f,r Ir
David Roe1pan' - .vrrfv vu'r'h and
Market streets With favorable rra'hov
AID lnso- conditions 'te par' rrnts aro
rYprrted ~ he ready fe- rcoup4'i,t
bv Dr11bor n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
KANSAS GIRLS IN FIELDS.
Fair Volunteers Save Rye and Wheat
rnpe

Wichita, kan July ~ EccmlSc Mrs
John ShllAcy. living iour miles north OF
Wichita. could not obtain harvest hands
I'd en- and Shock her rye, SIX Valley
Centre girls volunteered their services
and shocked - acres of the grain.
These girls are members Of the Baptist
SUNDAY School at Valley Centre, who
Lave formed twilight brigade for
harvest work
They arc Miss Della Jacob, Miss LOIS
Schu>sIor. Miss Virginia Fitzgerald, Miss
Elsa Plttman Miss Marie Miles and
Miss Trncstinc Wilson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Whom The AIarm Sounds

Every man instinctiyely thinks Of his own
property first If tie IS amply secured
against possible loss he Is naturally less
concerned than If hc carried lttlc or no
Insurance II you want more protection
consult G. T. Piorson 4 Co, Odd Fellows
Building Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
IN MEMORIAAf.

In loving memory Of our son and brother.
James l. Cosdcn, who departed this hif'
july 20 1912
on sad il was 10 par on Carth
Win one We loved dear
But sweet the thought We Il meet again
Beyond he vale OF tears
Moth Father. Brother and Sisters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
STOCK PRICES RISE;
MARKET OPENS FIRM
General Motors Notable Ezcep-
tion 20 General Advance
ON Exchange.
ny Associated press N Hvery Rvsning

~ Ffft''ft fF"N ~ NfNNfF tfFFffNi'N
Nov York Wall Street. July ~
4 further break of ninr points N Genera
Motors WAS the only pronounced cSocp
ton - iho general hrnnoss II stOcks at
the dull opening ~ today's session
United states Steel led the prominent
issues nt a gain of half pyoint, with similar
advances fpr Tobacco Products, Mexican
Petroleum and - Paul preferred, while
Feycrnl apeclaltIcs, gained from one ~
nearly two po,nts Priccs eapcd bofofc thc
end ~ the hrgi half hour when trading
came nearly ~ s'1pdrfdl Iaherty hOn1s
worr steady
rHfcrg RRghE HEFoHE yOov
Noo4 Tr5iug frIl iu'oa rui later chr
market bccwmup m'r irregular ou th"
further heaWnce ~ high priced Tpc'ialfirs
SnfnaiTa JGbacrp frrke - prints and
Iorillard IULao,p l,e' 'ru g~ints IN p
einglr so,
Western : mon ire' anrfhrr point and
American Telephone aIargc fraction
ntcd ~tafts STREET rae 'hc only Iradcr
rs shpp auy actiWtY. bu' goYr roIn'irn1-
iron ~ tornrrrow's dtwd'nd 0c'i"u
General Electro. Pressed ~tooi for
People, Gaa. Detroit rJfcd Ral11'
and Rpros Rroo Coa cmhr M 'hr frr
strong l-sllr'
ILertv 5f5's cold ~ - ~ fo - -
4's ~ J} 90 ~ ~ }G and W. IT - - X
Hsyf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
The Waring Launched.

The Harlan plant Of the Bethlehem
Corporation, added another
big boat to Uncle Sans fleet Saturday
afternoon when at ; 30 0 clcok. the $, 400
ton oil tanker, O. T. Warlng, gllded INTO
the Christiana.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Rescued from DroW ming.

samuel Cahlll of Wilmington. while
bathing AZ Atlantic Guy yesterday, be-
came cAhaus tcd ii tLe surf but WAS
rescued hv life guards
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Recovering From Injuries.

Joseph " Farr is recovering from
injuries sustained IN recent accident
lit he Harlan yards, but viii not bc able
to work for some time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Suffering With Typhoid Fever.

Harry Carver oi this city Who accepted
position at Nashville, Tenn IS seriously
il IN that city suffering from typhoid
fever.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29

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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-30
a RED CROSS CHRISTMAS

II Is the desire of the government
That every American, man. woman and
child shall be enrolled by Christmas
IN the Red Cross The idea nf uni.
vcrsal membership IN the society that
has for ts aim the work of restora
ton OF healing Of aid Ga the wound
cd. the homeless. the afflicted should
appeal strongly to Americans There
has never been a war ln which every
citizen waa SO required to take part
and make Il sacrifice as IN this war
There has never been war In which
the services Of women aud even of
Young children have been so import
ant And there has never been war
In which the hatred Of crneity and the
eagerness 10 suceor the victims Of
cruelty WcF" so passiouetly reused
The American Red Cross is the
agency through which the universal
''''N''Fh 'itHN Pia' kftHJ FAIHFShluH. NOW
let the expression be as universal as
the longing Let every American loiu
the Red Cross and by Joining it con.
tribute the price Of his subscription 10
the alienation Of the mserias that
tn" war has wrought ia France BEL
gtum and Italy aud siberia and AZ
menia
The year 1918 viii be the wear In
which the American Red Cross vn
reach the highest point If is achieve.
ment. the year IN Witch the need for
lie minlsiering vii be the mast over.
"heiming ! can meet the need ont,
II Il enters the uew year with the
whole nation actiyel, supporting fts
work Therefore At the Red Cross
Christmas Roll cali Jet everyone an.
swer Here"