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Evening star., 1917-06-01

To the Editor of The Star:
1t is to be hoped that ali our house
wives will give close attention to the
statements of Daniel Smith Gordon
about the cost of bread as contrasted
with its real value. This is vital mat
ter to us all, for bread is the staff of
life" in truth, and we must have it.
pure and good. and at a reasonable
price. If the bakers will not supply it
to US. let us unite (united units of high
and low, rich and poor. -suffraa lists
and White House pfckets) to give our
best efforts to the production of good
homemade bread, which we all know is
superior to the bakers best OUTPUT
Evening star., 1917-06-01

Charged with disorderly conduct in
making speech against conscription,
Andrew Anderson was fined $2o and
costs and sentenced to thirty days i'm
prisonment i'll Cleveland yesterday by
Judge Reebe
Evening journal., 1917-01-19
Physician Claims 10 be on Road
To Cure For InfanfiIe PARALYSIS

ITO secure the serum we are now
using a healthy sheep which was
made immune by doses Of the dis
ease organism given three days con
secutively; then abstaining seven
days. and again repeating the doses
in larger quantities for three con-
secutive days. This was continued
for several days.
When the sheep was finally i'm
mune his blood was drawn on. II IS
this sheep blood-serum that is inject
ed in the veins and the spinal canal
Of the infantile paralysis patient
This is the Nuzum serum with
which we expect 70 greatly diminish,
II not wholly vanquish childhood 3
terrible scourge"
The medical directors Of Cooked
. Hospital have ordered several horses
for laboratory use, as they say the
serum can be extracted IN much
larger quantities from horses than
from sheep.
Evening journal., 1917-01-19
MOTHERS away. babies
ARE FATALLY BURNEI

CHESTER. Pa, Jan. Frlghtful
burns that caused the death Of one
child and will result. fatally in the
case Of a second little victim oc-
CURED during the temporary absence
OF the mother in each instance TO at
tend to necessary household duties
Annie Lintz, five-months-old baby
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carmlne Lintz. OF
Marcus Hook. left in go-cart In
charge OF a young brother. was
wheeled against hot stove. her cloth
ing caught fire and she died soon af-
ter admission TO the hospital.
Annie. 2-year-old daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Wassyl Czajkowski. Of No.
272S West Second street. was the sec
ond victim who cannot 1--we from
burns received playing with stick
torches with her older brotehr and
sister in the kitchen OF their home
Evening journal., 1917-01-19

CHICAGO, Jan. ia mite Of a
girl played today with a red yarn
ball in her cot in the CoOk-cO hos
pital, kicked her chubby legs, nodded
her curly head and looked as I'M
pOrtant as if, she knew great physi-
clans are observing her case, and
thousands Of mothers are waiting to
learn II she can walk.
Gertrude Slominski, eight. is the
little girl and the first person said
to be cured of infantile paralysis by
a new serum developed by DR.. John
W. Nuzum, Of Chicago.
It is said that by culturing the
spinal fluid Of the patient, DR.. Nuzum
can make a diagnosis within IL
hours The difficulty in diagnosing
the disease has been the greatest OBJ
stacle science has had to contend
with in fights against this dread dis
ease which has cost thousands of
young lives and left thousands OF
children crippled when their lives
lives were not taken.
Scientific men say that II DR.. Nu-
yum can make diagnosis within IL
hours, he has advanced farther to-
ward solution Of the mysterious dis
ease than any other physician.
Or. Nuzum began the study Of the
baby plague last summer during
those awful days OF epidemic" DR..
Karl Meyer. co-worker with DR. Nu-
yum, told me.
THE serum from healthy sheep
and infantile paralysis germ were
injected into a monkey on December
8. The following day the monkey
was i'll with infantiie paralysis. The
third day the serum was injected in
the spinal canal but the monkey
died
Another monkey was similarly IN,
oculated and became Ill, but wa
given the serum Immediately. He 60
we'll. This indicates the serum
cures when an early diagnosis Il
made. and the serum Immediately ad
ministered
Evening journal., 1917-01-19

Party and the Fellowship OF Recon
citation.
Come IN and feed the peace doves
is the invitatIo on which greets passers-
by A Gags OF doves Is in the window
to bear out the wording OF the invi-
tatlon.
Peace propaganda of all kinds may
be seen IN the room and these will
he changed frequently. The room will
be open from II to o o'clock daily. and
one evening a aturday-when
there will be an open forum for
speeches and discussions.
Those Interested In the fellowship
room have been divided into com
mittees to take charge OF various
, phoses Of the work. They are al
/ follows:
Saturday evening debates-Mar
gsret a. Shearman. ]. Edgar Rhoade7
Story hour-Mary II. Askew Math
err, Alice smyth. Miss Clara RICHTER
Mary A. Taylor. Mrs. Charles Went7
Mission Study--Mrs. W. II. Bea
com, Mrs s. Coward FenDel Eliza
beth T Rhoedes
Educational committeo--Niss Ca
1llne Cooper. pr. g. @. Mitchell a
Delaware College; Lewis W. Brosius
Mrs. George Rhoads.
Evening journal., 1917-01-19

Tomorrow night Nine Johanna
0adski. pr donna soprano, Of the
Me ropolitan Opera Company, at The
Playhouse, is to treat Wilmington
ians who love music to a few hours
OF unsurpassed entertainment. H0S
program is replete with ali that de-
lights the real lover of music. While
there are some seats to be had the
indication now is that by tomorrow
noon the house will be completely
sold out.
Such artists as Nine Gadsh sell
dom appear In Wilmington, and evil
IDENTIFY this has been appreciated by
Wilmin gtonians, If the unusually
large sale Of seats for this recital
may be accepted as evidence of this
fact.
Nine Gadsh is brought 10 will
mington under the management of
Loudon Charlton. Of New York. She
is to be accompanied on the piano
by Francis Moore, who is a celebra-
ted accompanist She will appear in
some charming creations OF her
modistes. Her program will include
numbers of such composers as
Schumann, Franz, Brahms, Rach-
maninoff. Charles W. Cadman,
Fl. G. Gilmore. Saar. Dr. Arne,
Edwin Schneider, Henschel, Moskow-
ski, and Richard Wagner The pro-
gram ranges from the lighter to the
more classical numbers OF the oper-
attic stage. and these numbers are so
we'll selected that the taste OF ever(
musically inclined person is bound to
find eor1o fovorffa That fha rr,
gram may not be tiresome, It includes
solos, interspersed with selections by
Mr. Moore. at the plano
Evening journal., 1917-01-19
BRADLEY IS after The
CITY CHECKER PLAYERS

Paul Bradley Of No. eli shallcross
avenue, is out with a challenge today
to play a series Of twenty checker
games with any checker players in
the city barring Charles j. Lynch
and Charles K. Lynch. Mr. Bradley
has deposited SO with the sporting
editor of THE EVENING JOURNAL
the money to go 60 the winner Of the
match. The challenge is open for ten
days. Here's a chance for you checker
players TO get busy.
Evening journal., 1917-01-19
LECTURE ON FEEBLE-MINDED

An illustrated lecture on Training
and Care Of the Predetermined" will be
given tonight in the New Century Club
by Alexander johnson, Of Philadelphia.
The lecture will be given under the au-
SPICES Of the Commission for the Feeble
minded. recently appointed by former
Governor Charles r. Miller.
Evening journal., 1917-01-19
10 prsCuss TAXATION.

Dr.. Caleb R. Layton and Robert
G. Houston, Of Georgetown, viii tell
Wilmingtonians how TO have q model
system Of taxation installed in Della
ware, when they address a meeting
TO be held in Turn Hall At o'clock
on Saturday night. Leonard b.
Cooper will preside.
Evening journal., 1917-01-19
ROYAL ARcANuM NETTING.

At a meeting Of members Of the
Royal Arcanum. 10 be held at :
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the home
Of Nathan Levy. No. 705 West street,
increased monthly assessments and
the proposed consolidation Of the two
councils IN the city will be discussed.
Evening journal., 1917-01-19
SCRAPS

WATERBURY. Conn.-Johnny Kill
bane, featherweight champion, stop
ped Young Drummie Of Jersey City,
in the tenth round
NEW YORK-Johnny Tillman of
Minneapolis, outpointed Walter Mohr
IN ten rounds.
Evening journal., 1917-01-19
ODD. Ism 7 IT?

oRAN, N. Y.-Hiram Shay, whose
auto horn had been stolen, uses
gander in its place. The gander is so
trained that when Shay touches his
back, he responds with a "honb
honki"
Evening journal., 1917-01-19
MS. sHFPPARp,s LEcTURE.

Mrs. Lulu Loveland Sheppard, OF
Utah, will deliver an address at Black
bird tonight On Sunday afternoon at
o'clock she will speak before the Ba-
raca Bible class Of West Presbyterian
Church, and on Sunday evening she will
speak at Marshallton.
Evening journal., 1917-01-19
PATNNUTNG FURNTTURF.

Painters are vanishing the desks
in the Board OF Education rooms, the
furniture and woodwork in this room
having only been roughly painted be-
fore. Many Of the desks in the other
ofdces have never been vanished.
Evening journal., 1917-01-19
DOVES srGGFsT PEACE

A fellowship room was opened
yesterday at No. 912 Orange street
under the Joint auspices OF the peace
interests OF the city, the Delaware
Peace Society, the Woman's Peace
Evening journal., 1917-01-19
FRIFNns We. NJ q. A.

Wilmington Friends School basket
ball team will play its second game
the speedy Wilmington Conference
Academy FIVE, Of Dover, on the home
floor. at Fifth and West streets, to-
night.
Evening journal., 1917-01-19
GOLDRY ALUMNI MEETING.

The arst business meeting Of the
Goldey Alumni Association viii be
held this evening IN College Hall.
Ninth and Tatnail streets.
Evening journal., 1917-01-19

GOOD iaunareseos rn.y bo has fos
he asking n any time % the yea
through a Want Ad.---Atv.
The public ledger., 1917-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Martin and
daughter, Ruby, Mr.. and Mrs. Louie
White and two daubhters, Caryl and
Dora, spent Sunday with Mr., and Mrs.
Hiram Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grover and son,
Ralph Wilson, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Roy d. Berry.
A fete was given by the School I'm
provement League of Sardis Saturday
night in the Christian Church yard,
which was well attended. Receipts
SIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Newman and
daughter, Elizabeth, Miss Elizabeth
Stiles and A. II. Dillon attended the
Flag Raising at Brooksville Sunday
afternoon.
L. H. Hall and C. d. Campbell were
In Brooksvile Monday.
Rev. Williams and wife attended the
Old Settlers Reunion at Ruggles
Campgrounds the fourth Of July.
Mrs. II. M. Cracraft of Maysllck was
calling on Mrs. b. q. Grigsby Sunday
afternoon.
William Jennings Hall is visiting
The public ledger., 1917-07-12

Attorneys Il. l.. Worthington and
LeWright Browning left yesterday al
ternoon for a short stay at Atlantic
City, N. ].
The public ledger., 1917-07-12
Sardis

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Henderson of
Charlottesville, Ind, are visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Grover and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grover and two
sons and Miss Caryl Adamson attended
the "Old Settlers Reunion" at Ruggles
Campgrounds the fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wells spent
Saturday night with their son. Rufus
Wells, Of Odgen Ridge.
Miss Jessie Ingram left Wednesday
to attend Chautauqua at Mayslick.
The public ledger., 1917-07-12

Mrs. Joseph Lucas and daughter Of
Flemingsburg are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hammond of East
Second street.
The public ledger., 1917-07-12

AS Maysville has no chautauqua this
year many from this city are attend
ing the various chautauquas in sur
rounding towns.
The public ledger., 1917-07-12

Mr.. u. C. Slack, well known farmer
of the county. is seriously III ut the
Good Samaritan Hospital in Cilcin-
natl.
The public ledger., 1917-07-12

The concrete pavement under the C.,
& o. viaduct is being repaired by Con-
tractor ]. E. Reed so that the water
will drain properly.
The public ledger., 1917-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trisbel and
family are camping on the banks of
the Ohio short distance above this
CITY
The public ledger., 1917-07-12

The apparatus for the new telephone
system in the Police Department at
the Court House arrived this morning
and will be installed Immediately.
The public ledger., 1917-07-12
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League
American League

All games postponed on account OF
rain.
American League
Boston, l. Detroit, 0.
Philadelphia, 3; st. Louis, 3.
Cleveland, 3; st. Louis, 0.
New York-Chicago, rain.
American Association
Indianapolis, Al; Columbus, 2-6.
Louisville, 2-6; Toledo, 81.
Kansas City-Milwaukee, rain.
Minneapolis-St Paul, not scheduled
The public ledger., 1917-07-12

Would some one kindly tell us what
Congress is trying to do. We sup.
pose they are trying to get on the
"right side Of the fence"
The public ledger., 1917-07-12

his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Hall.
Mrs. r. o. Chambers has been quite
Ill the past week.
The public ledger., 1917-07-12

Mr.. Richard p. Carr has returned
home from seven weeks stay at Hot
Springs, Ark, for the benefit of his
health.
The public ledger., 1917-07-12
L0okf0R|1 bERE

Gelatine capsules are now about as
popular with the youths OF Mays'ille
as caster oil.
The public ledger., 1917-07-12

Mr.. Harry Otto, who has been In
training at IT. BENJAMIN Harrison, re-
turned to this city Tuesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-02

Article Ninth, unless agreed upon by the
parties in interest. shall be fixed and adjudi-
Gated By said Court. and said Court re-
serves the right and retains the power and
Jurisdiction so 10 90. and the right power
and Jurisdiction to take back ana resell any
property that shall be sold under said Frna
Decree In case the purchaser or purchasers
or his or their successors or assigns shall
fail 10 pay any OF tho claims mentioned In
said Artlcls Ninth when BY said Court re-
quired, and IN case OF failure 20 pay any
other part OF the purchase price OF the prop
erty sold under said Final Decree. within
tuenty days after service OF an order OF said
Court requiring such payment. or IL an ap-
peal be taken from any such order. within
twenty DAYS after service OF written notice
O, nnal confirmation OF such order upon
appeal.
In the event that any purchaser or his
SUCCESSORS or assigns. after demand made,
.hall refuse 20 pay any Of the aboye-men-
toned Indebtedness or liabilities which under
the provisions OF said Article Ninth. he is
or may be required TO pay. the person hold
ing the claim therefor. upon twenty days
notice to such purchaser. his successors or
assigns may file a petition IN said Court
20 have such claim enforced against the
property sold to such purchaser. In accord
ance with the usual practice ot said Court
in relation to payments Of a similar CHAR
acter: and such purchaser. his successors or
assigns shall have the right 10 appear and
make defense to any claim debt or dernani
forced. and shall have the right 10 appeal
from any Judgment. decree or order MADE
thereon.
Eleventh. Article Tenth OF said Final De-
cree provides that the receivers shall. not
more than twenty nor less than ten days
prior TO the date fixed for the sale under said
Final Decree. file with the Clerk Of said
Court an advisory statement or statements
with reference 20 indebtedness. obligations.
liabilities. contracts. leases. claims and de-
mands.
Twelfth Any purchaser OF any OF the
property sold (other than a purchaser OF
the property described IN subdivision To- OF
property described In subdivision tb) OF
clause III OF said Paragraph Filth. as sepa
rate parcel), his successors and assigns.
shall have the right TO enter his or their
appearance In said Consolidated Cause. and
in the several constituent causes. and he or
they or any OF the parties to said Consoli-
dated Cause or to any constituent cause shall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-02

III. In case OF the property described in
clause " OF Paragraph Fifth hereof. the
sum OF $3.50. 900 In cash or by certified
check on some national bank or trust com /
many in the city OF New York or In the
CITY OF Cincinnati acceptable to the Special
Master and made or endorsed payable 20
his order. or $3.50 900 face amount OF First
and Refunding Bonds in bearer form.
and n coupon bonds. accompanied by the
COUPON OF July 1. 1914. and all subsequent
coupons: such deposit may be partly In
cash or by certified check and partly In
bonds but in the same relative proper
lions.
". In case. as an entirety. OF all the
property embraced In the ironton Mort
rage. the First and Reminding Mortgage
and the General Mortgage. as provided In
clause | OF Paragraph Fifth hereof. the ag-
rregate OF such sums In cash or by certified
check as aforesaid or the aggregate OF
bonds Of the character and OF the amounts
a. would be required under the foregoing
clauses |. II and III OF this Paragraph Sixth
in order TO qualify such person 10 bid for
such property when offered In said parcels
In lieu OF the deposit OF bonds and cou-
mons the Special Master may accept from any
bidder the certificate OF any national bank or
trust company in the City OF New York or in
the CITY Of Cincinnati. acceptable to tho
special Master. that IT holds subject to b. :
order bonds OF the required character in
bearer form. and, II in coupon form, accom-
panied by the required coupons
4 deposit made by any bidder for a sep
arate parcel or sub parcel may, so far as
applicable be applied on accoun, Of the
deposit required TO be made In order 20
qualify him TO bid for the same property
when offered for sale with other property
as an entirety
Any deposit received from any unsuccerJ-
mi bidder will be returned to him when
The property shall be struck down. The
deposlts received from the successful bid
dsrs will ba applied on account OF the pus
chase price OF the property
Seventh. The Special Master will not
accept any bids less than:
I. For tn. property embraced IN the Iron
ton Mortgage. the First and Refunding Mort
gage and the General Mortgage as an en-
tirety, the tum o. N.I25.o2O;
n FER that Part Of the property EN-
braced IN the First and Refunding Mort
gage and the General Mortgage which Is
also embraced in said First Mortgage OF
The Cincinnati. Dayton and Chicago Rail
road Company:
(s) Fo- said property as an entirety.
the sum a $40;
(b) For tho property described in sub
division 81 Of clause II OF Paragraph
Fifth hereof. the sum OF $40:
co For the property described In sub
division Co OF clause II OF Paragraph
Fifth hereof the sum Of SO;
III. For the property embraced In The
Ironton Mortgage:
(s) For said property as an entirety
the sum Ct si.:e6.ooo;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-02

COOK and WAITRESS -Lsxceilsn, Finnsh girs'
toxe,her: both we'll recommended and highly COZ
pe,sSt. j Lehu's Agency. II East is5th ~ zee
pnone HArlem 5sl3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-02

Mortgage Six Per Cent. Gold
Bonds OF The Hamilton Belt
Railway Company;
,as COO 90. face amount. Of First Mortgage
-Four Per cent Gold Bonds OF
The Piqus and Troy Branch
Railroad Company.
$500. Ooo.co. fsse amount. OF Fifty-Year
-Four and One-Half Per Cent.
First Mortgage Gold Bonds OF
The Cincinnati and Dayton
Railway Company.
$500. 600 %. face amount. Of First Mortgage
Six Per Cent. Forty-Year Gold
Bonds OF The Toledo. Findlsy
and Springfield Railway Conf
Company;
;13s.ccO.o ace amount: Of cancelled
Equipment -Four and One
Haf Per Cent Notes Robert
winthrop & Co. trust) OF the
Railway Company. dated octo-
Der 1. 1900.
1850 %. face amount OF cancelled Ger
tihcates Of Judson Harmon, as
Receiver Of the Railway Com
pany.
Sc. 90 o. face amount. OF cancelled -Four
Per Cent. Equipment Notes
blair a co. trusp OF The
Indiana. Decatur and Western
Railway Company. dated NO
yernber .. 1901:
SIG 654O7 face amount. OF cancelled -Four
and one-Hslf Per Cent
Equipment Notes Rudolph
Kieyhote & Co. trustJ Of the
Railway Company, dated
April 1. 1905:
Also all shares Of the capital stock and
securities or obligations OF other corpora
lions or any interest therein at any time
acquired by said Railway Company with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-02
HELP WANTED
Males
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

A-wAITRESs -Equal 70 butler Temporary q
r-rmanent smployr.ent s. pr day. $40 monthly
G Mis- HOfmayers Agency. 70 East tsd ST. -
noor Telephone s9i7 Murray Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-02


First and Refunding Mortgage. and 10 tho
General Mortgage Of the Railway company
dated July l. 1909. 10 Central Trust company
Of New York. al trustee hereinafter called
The General Mortgage being the property
described in Article TUenty-thlrd OF SAID
Final Decree. to-wit:
/ The properties adjudged by said Final
Decree 10 be embraced in the lronton
Mortgage. and described In Article Twenty
second Of said Final Decree.
IL The properties embraced In tho First
Mortgage OF The Cincinnati. Dayton and
Chicago Railroad Company 20 Continental
,rrnst Conpany OF the city OF New York.
az trustee. dated April l. 1892 being the
following:
All that portion Of the line Of railway
formerly belonging 10 The Dayton. Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railway Company, SIT
mated In thc counties OF Allen, Van Vert
Mercer. Darke. Miami and Montgomery. In
the state Of Ohio. and beginning at Dephos
in Allen County and running in a southerly
direction through spencerville In said Ahen
County, Van Vert County, Mercer ana
Celina in Mercer County, Versailles In
Darke County. Covington and West Milton
In Miami County. saltwater Junction ana
DAYTON in Montgomery County. 20 the said
t'itv OF Dayton. I'm said last named county.
together with a branch line OF about one
mile from the National Home for Disabled
Volun,eer Soldiers TO the main Inc about
one and one-haf miles from the western
cofporatiou limit. OF said city Of Dayton,
together with all OF the property OF cor
porate nature. or ownership OF every kind
formerly belonging 20 The Cincinnati, Day
ton End Chicago Railroad Company and
owned and used by II in constructing.
MANAGING or operating its road. including
ali property. real and personal. together
with ali the rolling stock. equipments and
locomotives at anv time owned or acquired
~ IL or its constituent companies or pred
ecessors for constructing. repairing. oper'
stiug. replacing or maintaining Its rail-
road. conveyed by It's said First Mortgage
and all real estate acquired for use IN
connection Herewith: also all rights al
wav roadbeds and the entire superstTuct-
ures thereof, and track at any time placed
thereon. and ell stations. depots. shops.
wards and other grounds at any time used
in connection herewith and all steel and
icon rails ties railways. sidings. switches.
bridges fences. turntables, water tanks
vlAducts freight houses. car and engine
houses machine shops and all other struc-
lures. buildings and fixtures whatsoever
and All tools implements, machinery. fuel.
furniture. fixtures. materials and supplies.
owned or acquired by II in constructing,
rsnAIring. operating. replacing and main
tanning It's said railroad. also all the rights.
franchises. privileges. immunities ana ease
rnents. and all leases. lesseholds, including
All corporate franchises connected with SAID
line OF railroad and property and all Other
property Of whatever nature, real or per
sonal ~ any time acquired or owned oy
sid The Cincinnati, Dayton and chicago
Railroad Company. ,
Together with the reversions. remsinders,
tolls, incomes. rents. Issues and pfohts OF