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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-20
Italy Has Big Wheat Crop.

A cablegram from the International
Institute of Agriculture, Rome. Italy,
to the United States Department of
forecasts the 1915 wheat
crop of Italy as 1S?.000.0oo bushels:
and three grain crops of England and
Wales as follows: Wheat, $4,000. 900
bushels: barley. 4i.00o,00e. and oats
100000 bushels. In 1914 Italy pro-
duced 1ss.000.000 bushels of wheat,
while England and wales produced
100000 bushels Of wheat. $1,000 1000
bushels Of barley. and 100000 BUSH
els Of oats. OF the four crops men,
toned. three promise larger yields In
1915 thaa in 1914,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-20
IN FEAR OF KIDNAPERS.
Strict Guard Over Park in Which
Vanderbilt Boys Play.

LenoX. Mass. July 13.-AH the drive
entrances into Shadowbrook. the park
leased BY Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt on
Lake Mahkeenac, near here. are guard
ed by men who drive out all persons who
cannot show their business. Deliveries
of goods have to be made by a cir
cuitous route through an entrance where
an attendant passes on all who enter
The reason for the guards is said to
be that Mrs. Vanderbilt fears some per-
sons might enter the grounds by auto
mobile and kidnap her sons, George and
Alfred G.. jr., who play in the park
every day.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-20
S. A. r OPEN CONVENTION.
Newark and Nashville Ont After
1916 Meeting

Portland Ore. July 1s-The Sons Of
the American Revolution opened their
annual national convention here today
with delegates present from nearly
every State.
and Nashville, Tenn. We're most active
In trying TO land the next years conven-
tion for their respective cities
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-20
~ Cotton Ships Seized.

London. July 1s.-Announcement was
made In Commons this afternoon that -
vessels carrying cotton have been arrest
ed and their cargoes seized since March
IL. Three and half million dollars have
been paid to the owners In compensa-
ton By the British gpveruman&
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-20
ADMITS FINDING OWN BOMB,

Reading Police Say They Have
Solved Attempt to Blast Train.
Reading. Pa. July 19.-Harry F. West
brook. railway brakeman. was arrested
today charged with placing a dynamite
bomb on the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks
at Altoona last Friday morning. West
brook removed the bomb just before the
nineteen-hour New York-Chicago flyer
passed. turned 1t over to a nearby signal
man and told sensational story about
saving the train. According to the police
Westbrook confessed.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-20
Oil and Gas News
p. T. MOORE, Editor.

Reports differ as to whether Cushing
is continuing the decline that cost the
district SO, 900 barrels in daily output In
the thirty days ending July l. The
Gypsy Oil Company. which scouts the
district extensively, estimates the pro-
duction as still around 215.000 to 220,-
600 barrels. but other pipe line com
panies are now placing 1t at 10000
barrels. and say that the decline Is
steadily reducing the totals every day.
Drilling operations are busiest on the
southern and western edges of the
part of the district has been put to
route by seven or eight recent dry
holes.
Very little Cushing oil II being sold
on daily contracts. One Of the 1arE-
est pipe line buyers, who has been
shipping heavily. to Texas, states that
he has not bought q barrel of Cush-
ing crude in three weeks, and that
the only offers of sale made to him
lately are anywhere from 10 to 2S
per cent above the market or pipe
line price Of 10 cents. The Cushing
producers are filing whatever con-
tracts they have Outstanding. but are
holding of from new contracts On
the belief that the price will be raised
soon.
Some Of the smaller buyers, chiefly
representing Oklahoma and Kansas re-
fineries, are said to be paying bonuses
at Cushing. and to be getting less oil
than ever, even at these higher prices
.-Muskogee Daily Phoenix. July 1S,
1915.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-20
British Stage Beauty a Mother.

London. July ia son was born today
to Gladys Cooper. known as the most
beautiful woman on the English stage
In private life she is Mrs II. S. Buck
master. member Of the British govern
mars.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-20
BRITISH PROBE "FATHERLAND.'
Paper Printed in New York In
More Trouble.

London, July 1s.-Postmaster General
Herbert Samuel announced in the house
of commons that an investigation Is be-
ing made Of the circulation Of THE
Fatherland." German paper printed in
ment.
He said it Is likely that the papers will
be confiscated II any further effort Is
made to pass them through the British
mails.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-20

Demand for Oil Property

During the recent weeks there have
been many sales OF oil property in the
Mid Continent field, and the demand for
production is insistent and active. Big
concerns are obtaining all the land they
can buy at such bargain prices as may
be possible. However, the figures have
not been especially low. They are not
of the hard-times sort. and producers
who have talked with The Journal
about the present boom In old-produc-
tion sales are convinced that higher
prices for oil properties are sure to be
reached In the near future. Incidental
ly, some local oil operators have a sort
Of premonition that market quotations
on crude oil are to be given An upward
boost by those who do the buying.
When this hoped-for "uplift' Is to
come is noe predicted definitely. because
predictions along this line cannot be
definite. But it is pointed out that q
falling or in the Cushing oil flood 10
daily becoming more manifest, and that
the ever-increasing demand for the
products Of the wells is bound to exert
effects on prices sooner or later. II
Is this idea that impels owners of oil
properties to put big prices on their
production and to look forward with
optimism as to trade possibilities of
the future.-The Oil and Gas Journal
July Is. 1918.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-20

AIInlo PRn " the Maine Mnut Group Columbus Circle New York City
made from the Monument srop.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
Information for Travellers
Tine dspsrsurs osys from Wilmington.
Trains Mnrked e Expressss
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Evening journal., 1915-03-20
IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MARCH 40.
.


In an inventive or constructive work
lies the great success of person Of
this birthdate.
He or she should consider the law as
profession, but being Of an inventive
turn of mind may finally find work ir
an electrical business or manuiactur
ing enterprise, and become very success
full
Pisces is the sign of this birthdat'
and Jupiter is the governing planet.
Wealth and fame do not come unit
late in life after many changes Of loca
ton and business.
If you arc already engaged in mer
camille business you will soon changr
for something better in an electrica
way.
The Want Ads will advertise lost ar
ticles and give rewards.
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For Sale
MUST BE SOLD.

MUST BE SOLD.
Ii0A W Eighth ST.. 10 B. Electric
lights In good order, and an up.to.date
house.
3O7 W Twenty-second St.. 10 r & r.
1908 w Thirteenth ST., r & B. porches.
An modern cOnveniences. Little money rc.
qured. Owner leaving city.
1O14 Trenton Place, 6 r & b. porches.
1O1f Monroe St., r & B.
1 acre Of ground and Groom house at
Marshallton.
52-acre farm, in excellent condition, noaI
Crumpton, Nd five miles to Mllington
Closest steamboat Two mails day. Price
$1,000. Cash, $500.
Good milk route. 200 quarts q day. Hors,
and wagon, an up-to-date place Terms. very
easy.
Store 500 Harrison St.
Store aud dwelling, Sixth and Harrison
streets
have a number Of suburb properties foi
sale or for rent
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sALESMEN WANTED.

VIZ ANrED - ACCOUNrANT-SALEs AN.
w Age limit. 20 TO 80 years. Beginning
salary. 500 per month. The work is sell.
ing accounting blanks bindors, files and
similar Office equipment direct 20 users. The
right man for the position can make moro
than the stated salary and viii be expected
20 enlarge his earning on commission basis
after reasonable season OF experience. Es-
scntials: Pleasing personality, energy, clear.
straight thinking power and hrstclass train.
ing In accountancy and Office management.
Applicants must give iull report Of experience
and present and previous business connec'
ton Answers considered confidential.
Bakor. Vawter Company, iolyoko, Mass.
uiar2O-2t
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
OLD COINS.

u OLD COINS WANrED-s5O PAID FOR
" dollar 1873, S mint So for 1904 dol
lar, proof 81 for 1853 quarter. no arrows.
Many valuable coins circulating Send fc
FOR large coin circular II may mean large
profits TO Won. Send 20 Numismatic Bank,
nenL 2e M Worth Tex. mRr2O-lt
Evening journal., 1915-03-20

SOS Market ST.. I'd floor. two rooms
s26 Market ST., Ord floor. two rooms.
9l3 Market ST. Ord floor. one room.
200 4. liflh ST.. Office
Apply 70 Real Estate Dept
The EQUITABLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY.
NINTH AND sHiPLEY STREETS.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20

A GENTS WANTED TO SELL RECORD
a Rcpeaters for Victor Machines No
springs. win last a lifetime. simplicity
itself Gives continuous music Tor dancing
Anyone can demonstrate aud make IS to $40
every evening write now for big commits.
slon terms The P-N-L Co. Desk A.. i56
Fourth Ave. New York mar2O-1t
Evening journal., 1915-03-20

A GENTS - sNAPPIEsr HOUSEHOLD
"A line on earth. Red hot sellers, steady
rcpeatcrs; 400 per cent profit $50 light
weight. fast selling, popular priced nccessi
ties Agents outfit free. Got busy quick;
write today. postal will do. American Pro.
Ohio mar201t.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
HELP wANTED-MALE


nRUG CLERK -- REFERENCE Ne-
IL ouirod Must he registered Apply
Mo6 Evening Journal ONCE marl9''t
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Personal.

xxT EALTHN CALIFORNIA RANCHAfAN
w f6 would marry. Address r.. Box a5
League. Toledo. Ohio. mar2Oit
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FOR RENT-DWELLINGs

Dos Franklin st., 10 rooms. ,..... s45. 90
mo Washington St., 1 rooms .... $4,000
1906 Washington ST., 10 rooms. .... g95. 90
1000 W. Ninth ST.. 10 rooms ....... $50. 90
APARTMENTS.
Park Place and Adams S., tho Belmont
and Marlboro.
STORES.
"iH W. ottohu 0ists. t.t...sssss.s .st.t+t hlN.Nu
GO2 Orange ST. ................Si $500
WAREHOUSE.
l0l Maryland Ave--thrco floors. 5000
TATNALL g. Co,
pa West Ninth ST.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20

~ ovERNAfENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
" to get Ny free booklet y GEO. tolls
how. writo today-NOW. Earl HOPKINS
Washington. d. G. mari-3m
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
FOR RENT

1924 W. Seventh St.. 10 B...S36.0O
1926 W Seventh St.. 10 r & B...S36.0O
1907 Franklin ST., Il r 8 ? B...S55.O0
goi Washington ST.. "a r & .s65. 90
1901 w, Tenth ST., r & B......... $1,000
OO6 Elm ST., T. q B S14.OO
1907 Elm St.. i s. B............S $1,000
sol W. Eighth St., Il & B....... $1,000
1926 Lombard ST. rooms. $1,000
1928 Lombard st.. rooms. ........ $500
615 Adams ST.. o r & B...........S .S17.O0
SOC King ST.. u R & B...........s3 $4,000
House at Shollpot, R e B...S17.OO
House. Richardson Park, IL r & b. $1,000
2lO5 Madison ST.. r & B........ S2s.OO
Store at 90i King St............... $1,000
Store at 003 King St St............... $4,000
store and dwelling at 500 Buttonwood
st. .... ...............S S22. 90
9ta Shallcross Ave, Il $500
90f Bennett St.. rooms .......... Sl2.OO
DELAWARE TRUST CO.,
n. z. COR. NINTH AND MARKET SITS.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
REAL EsTATE FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
AT REDUCED RENTS.
400 W. Thirteenth St., 3 u q Is.
IA French ST.
1887 Pine st.
1908 ". Ninth 81.
GIL T. Fourth ST.
3Os Rodney ST.. 2 r. b. &H.
217 Rodney ST., r, BIS
2ii Lincoln ST., r, y & J..
1906 W. Fourth ST., r j & p.
9O2 Chandler St., 3 rooms. &c.
t1O p. Ninth ST., r & b.
ZIG King St.. II Il, & n.
1921 Church ST. r & b.
APARTMENTS
Ninth and Orange Sts., . Il. = a II.
70l Nandever Ave, n. b & IT,
WIN. J. FISHER
S. ". Cor. Ninth g. Orange Sts.
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LOST Am FOUND

r OsT-WHTTE FRENCH POODLE
IL dog, neighborhood OF Third and LON
hard streets. Answers 10 name Of snow
Reward John A. McGowan, No. 30i LON
bard street mar2O-tt.
Osr-GOLD WEDDING RING mi
- tials j -. 10 NJ j r inside Reward
u returned TO the Evening Journal ONCE.
mnrnO.gf
Evening journal., 1915-03-20

lGT WILL PAY YOU St2o TO DIS
w tribute religious literature IN your
community go days work. Experience not
required Man or woman. Spare time may
be used zcglcr Co, phiadolphia, Pa.
marco-1t.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20

a
6 acres State Road station
APARTMENTS
Terrace. Gables, Grace Mar, goo w. Ninth
Seventh and Tatuan, Delaware. Greenwood
and othcrs.
Suburban homes FOR rent a. Holly Oak
Montrose Cedars, Elsmere Richardson Park
Newport and Marshollton
We have a large list Of farms. suburban
and city properties for sale
See Us N you want 20 sell or buy
+. r. GOODEN
no. . WEST NINTH STREET.
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
COR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE

City suburban and country properties OF
every kind, an sections and all directions OF
Wilmington. A few.
1901 jefferson St. with or without ad-
joining large lott bargain
2622 W. Eighteenth St.. rooms and bath.
Big lot good for store.
2303 Boulevard 10 rooms and bath.
22O7 Delaware Ave. IA rooms and baths.
New.
s29 Pine St., rooms and bath.
New houses, Twenty second and Church
Sts., rooms and bath; trade; see them
Nice home in Elsmere. all conveniencesi
large lot.
Attractive properties az Cedsrs, Marshall
ton, Bellevue, Claymont, large lots TO or 8
acres.
I40-scre farm. complete buildings. fine big
barn, gently rolling land Of best quality, 10
miles TO Wilmington; possession; price
right.
16n-acre farm, near kennott Square, stone
and brick house, 10 rooms, opeu freplaces,
large porches large barn, many outbuildings,
best land.
Dozens more
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REAL EsTArE roR RENT.

n 0lNTH HTTN0II NVTTN No VWf WO'NTW-TVH
street mar2u-0t.
n OR RENT-NO 2n6 WEST SIXTH
n ereri, rooms and bath. Apply Mrs.
iraynor. No. GOO West ST. mar20-t.
n EaL ESTATE FOR SALE. NEW
IL York bargain. $50 cash, 50 monthly
buys five lots Long Island New York full
price 500 (ouy S12 oach). Vale 1873 vii
liam street, New York City n. " MARIO 7t
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
AGENTS WANTED.

VIZ ANTED-AGENTS, si2 WEEKLY
w salary 100 per cent profit; 23-cent.
article. used In every home, hotel, garage,
steamship, ohice building, store. Free sample.
Particulars r. @. Gale q Co, Inc, $50
Devonshirc ST. Boston, Mass. marlS-3t
Evening journal., 1915-03-20
Isaac Dillin

NO. o2a IL MARKET STREET.
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c. INGERSoLL CAUSE

no. s45 MARKET STREET.
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For Sale
John J. Hanley.

Real Estate and Insurance.
NO. 623 WEST FOURTH ST.
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FOR RENT

S. W. Cor. Eighth and jefferson Streets
d. & A. Phone. 4743.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-07
GERMAN RADICALS
INDORSE PEACE MOVE
Adopt Resolution Urging Reichs"
tag TO Hasten Wars End.

Berlin, Dec. 6.-The executive com
mittee of the Radical party, which,
next to the Socialists, is regarded as
the strongest in the support OF any
peace movement, has adopted the fol-
lowing resolution applying 10 the COM
ing debates in the Reichstag:
"The executive committee Of the
Radical party regards with pride and
gratitude the great successes which
Germany and her allies have won in the
world war, and, conscious Of the power,
spirit and untiring viii
of the German nation and army. eX-
presses confidence that success in
bringing about peace. for which the
world is longing. will soon be attained.
"The committee lays protes:
against the unjustified pretensions Of
our enemies to prescribe the terms Of
peace for us and is convinced that
these terms will not impose upon the
German Empire, at best, the restoration
of the status quo ante, as our enemies
seem TO think, but rather permanent
protection against outside attacks and
a permanent increase in its strength
and prosperity, and, so far as its safety
requires. its territory as we'll"
New-York tribune., 1915-12-07
J0FFRE HEADS
ALLIED COUNCIL
Joint War Board, at Paris
Meeting, Plans Move
in Balkans.

London, Dec. 6.-The peace talk
which emanates from the Vatican,
Switzerland and Scandinavia, and has
been aroused by the proposed questions
of the Socialists in the Reichstag, and
the Pope's address in the secret con-
sistory, evokes no echo here.
The British people are quite pre-
pared TO believe that Austria Hungary
is tired of war; that the people Of Ger
many, with the knowledge of the heavy
losses suffered at the different fronts,
may be anxious to see an end TO II, but
they do not expect the rulers of the
Central Powers to make any sugges-
tions that any Allied government would
or could consent TO.
London therefore is more interested
in news of the joint war council of all
the Allies which has been formed and
which held its first meeting in Paris
to-day under the presidency of the
French commander-in-chief, General
Joffre II hopes from this that the war
Is to be prosecuted more energetically
and that efforts will be made to clear
up the diplomatic difficulties which face
the Quadruple Entente in the Balkans.
The council meeting at Paris was at
tended by representatives OF France
Great Britain, Russia, Italy, Belgium
and Serbia. The French COMMANDMENTS
chief. General Joffre, presided. Russia
was represented by General Gilinsky
ade-de camp TO Emperor Nicholas;
Italy by General Porro, second in COM
mand of the Italian army, and Serbia
by General Stefanovitch.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-07
HELPED ALLIES,
SAYS GREEK KING
Continued from page 1

into Greece, fighting in Greece and
turning Greece into a second Poland.
| have that assurance also.
THAT the Greek frontiers will be re-
erected after the war does not rebuild
towns or compensate my people for
months, perhaps years, spent in living
in misery as fugitives from their own
land when their country is not at war
and has nothing to gain by risking
devastation.
"Nhy, the Entente powers treat me
as if | were the king of a Central
African tribe, 10 whom the sufferings
of his own people were matter Of in
difference. | have been through three
wars. ] know what war is. | do not
want any more if it can be honorably
avoided. My people do not want any
more, and if they and ] can help it
we shall not have any more"
Then your majesty does not believe
that the Intervention policv Of the
former Premier, NJ. Venizelos, really
expressed the viii Of the Greek peo-
Pile" "
81 know it did not" replied the King.
forcefully. "When the people reflect
cd Venizelos they elected him, not his
policy. The great mass of the people
Of Greece did not, and will not, un-
derstand anything about the Venizelos
foreign policy. They like him and
they elected him, but it would be the
maddest folly 20 assume that because
they voted for man personally pop
ular, they therefore voted TO throw
the country into the whirlpool of the
European war.
at is said that l have exceeded the
constitution. What | have done is to
apply the constitution. The constitu-
tion gives me the power 20 dissolve the
Chamber TO prevent just such disasters
as following the Venizelos policy
would have proved at this juncture.
My duty under the constitution was
10 exercise that power. | did eXer-
else it, and will continue to exercise
it so long as it is necessary to save
my people from destruction"
"Another thing | want to make clear:
II is said that NJ. Venizelos, with my
assent, invited the Allied troops TO
come to Salonica. Nothing could be
further from the truth. NJ. Venizelos
may have expressed the personal opin-
ion that if the Allied troops landed at
Salonica Greece would not resist. How
could she resist? But that NJ. Veni-
New-York tribune., 1915-12-07
Shipping Information ana =,
Marine NeUs Of the World

o. Ryron fRr1 Bahia Nov %. to Busk & Danlels
with malls and mdse. quar- at 652 m -,
81 Louis Liverpool Nov q, 70 l.e American LI4e
with malls and nllse. Bar AZ 80 p N 5ln
Iroquois, Azua Nov p. San Domingo Cly Nd
Macofis 2s Sanchez and Sanan& 70. Puerto Plata
3O Monte Cristi and TURKS Island Dec l. TO the
Clyds S. Co. with mails and fndse. Bar a. S.5-
Akaid Dutch. Rotterdam Nov 20 TO II
Winchester q 90. Bar at $3.50 m.
Comus New orleans Dec J. 70 the southern
Pacac Co. with mdse. QUAR- az $50 m n.
ArgylI fBrI. Hampton Roads Dec 4. 20 Bowrins
& 60. quar- At SIT m ~.
Loeb Tay (Nor). Rotterdam Nov Tis Bermuda
Dec /. to tho Holland-Amegi Line. Var at s."o
Melania BIT. Nespor, News. Dec g. to d
War1en Left Qusrsntlne AZ S.5I "a.
u Vale. Galveston Nov 20. 10 the southern Pa
cfc co. with ndse. Quarantine ~ 80 m
Lafayette. Bordeaux. Lsft Quarantine al s.SI a n
Eureka New Orleans Nov @5 with mdse. quar-
aniine At 20
Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk. to the Old
Dominion IS CO. With mdse. quarantine AZ 20 m
Arapahoe Jacksonville Dec and Charleston 1,
70 the clyde S. Go, With mdse. Quarantins al
Bayamon. Msyagu-z Nov %. Asuadllls and San
Juan 30 10 the Bull Insular Line, with mdse. Bar
Delaware. philadelphia 70 the Clyde IS Co with
mdse Quarantine az go m.
C4lamsrcs. Port Limon Nov q, Cristobal 20 and
Havana Dec e. 70 the United Fruit Go, With mail,
and mdse. Bar at NJ.
Base Terre fFri Nantes Nov IL 81 Nszaire Is
and Blb0a L. TO the Cofnpaguie Generate Transit
l-utigue. with mdse. Bar at 23o N.
SAILED.
MassdJik Dutch. M1nteviico. Grangesberg
Dutch, Portland. Selstan lBrl, Ylsdiyostok; JET
forson. Norfolk and Newport News