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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY At
THE HIGH SCHOOL
Grand Army Veterans Attended,
Special Exercises Held
There Today.
:, Iliah s.hooi Memorial Dav exer-

The Hiph school Memorial Day exer-
cisea ,hls morning were rendered especially
significant by the presence on the rostru'n
of a committee Of c. \. X. veterans from
the local posts, in their blue uniforms
npalpst the background of the schooi
service ing. newly adorned with its nun
lred new blue stars, with the gold one III
the centre for Aviator Eaton.
An artistic grouping of the school Tag
tho Stars and Stripes and cut flowers
IN bouquets. with a bust of Lincoln ns the
apex. was prominent at one side ol the
rlntfor,n At the conclusion ut the ever
riscs. the members of the senior clvics
clnss. CARRYING the bouquets, marched ny
twus behind the veterans and decorated
the military graves III Wilmington ana
Rranoywiuc cemetery. across the avenue,
with Old Glory in the van.
In attendance was Elmer Elliott ot Co
G. tiity-ninth Pioneer Infantry, home
from Camp Dix for the day, which ~ tue
first anniversary of his enlistment. wear
ago. when he left schoul and enlisted
although only lS Ills home ls III Mar
shallton and he ALREADY has three brothers
md n father IN the ranks nt the front
where he Is hoping soon 10 be sent
Thus do present and past link them
selves together
The musical elections included Nearer
NV Cod tu Thee. America. Vattlc
HYMN of the Republic. Hing out the
Flag. "rcntinp IN the odd Camp
Ground" and "Star Spangcd Banner
John Gallagher delivered the fresi-
dcuta Memorial nav Proclamation, and
thcc Marst Lincoln Gettysburg Nd
dress. and the achnnl repeated the Ameri
can Creed and the Sautation ot the
Flag The school orchestra. under
Lender Tavlnr. rendered q selection irpn
"Thc Burpomastet hv ihdcra
hr,cf address i, Rev J " trawtord
oi Central Presbyterian hureh was
listened 10 with attention the speaker
pointing nut the new significance which
viii hereafter lr attached ~ Memorial
Dav. IN view of the international re-
latlons now 50 prominent
"Nmccs from mvrlads NJ graves call on
Us to nav a tribute ~ allrnt respect tach
vcnr marks. and will mark afrosh the hs-
toric moments vlcn men went DOWN 81
their death. that new nalinn might arise
like giant refreshed
We aro counting tn = nov and spiritual
interpretation ~ governments for and hv
mankind
Mr. Crawford gavc hthoro unrlh
lshed definition If democracy. nado hy
President WILSON at the farewell dinne'
gwen nn hls retirement FROM the pre@'.
dencv ,f Princeton | nivcrsltN llomor.
racv consists said her, % unselcr' cd
contacts. AZ ~ thc army. ~ our ach"ols
definition ful VI pregnant meaning ~
,hl- crisis. ~ Tho speakers opinion
4 ralug salute u, The assetnhl, was
piveu to The 4, \ Il veterans, among
whom were John = liIloy. John Rpllock
William II Middleton. Charles G l nh
J 4 NlcNandcr. " Is Grant AMI William
Ncudenhall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
POOL SELLING ALLEGED.
Michael McGonigie Arrested by the
Police on Four Charges.

sslaug Of pools for the race horses IN
vuIo~s parts Of the country has bt Ell
Hourishing a great deal in Wilmington
for sometime past, but in the arrest Of
Michael + McGoniglc charged with
pool selling. the police authorities are
Of the opinion that they have taken big
step toward the breaking up of this bus
lnCes
McGonigIc was arrested by Sergeant
Wardle yesterday and in his possession
it is alleged was found a great number
Of tickets that are sold by the "bookies"
in making their books. Besides Nc
Goniglc, man giving the name of John
Iattomos was also arrested and held as
witness. About fifteen well known men,
some city employees have been subpoenaek
as witnesses for the State. The case was
called in City Court today, but at the
r.q sest Of City Solicitor Malloy, was con-
tintIed until next Tuesday There are
.oIr charges against McGoniglc, who IS
rcpr csented by Daniel 0. Hastings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
FABRICATED SHIP READY,
Standardized Cargo Carrying
Craft Will be Launched IN
Newark Bay Tomorrow,
nv Assn~ia.e4 rr~~~ ,o Every Evening

nv Azsprfste6 Frncs - Every Fv*NfFHs
Washington MAY 20 Launching to-
morrow frnm the wards - submarine
Rnat fnrnnanv AZ Newark Rav ~ The
first ~ The new standardized fabricated
steel vessels for cargo carving beng buElt
bv The Emergency Fleet Corporation
vas announced - day by the shipping
Board
The taking ~ weter n the new vessel,
whlnh vii tear the name Agawatn.
meaning Great Salt Meadows aeleCtefi
by Mrs Woodrow Wilson, will 10 an
important step n he program of the
shipping Board
fhe new vessel. built ~ Yards winch
have been constructed IL the iast lew
months will hive deadwelEht carving
capacity ii 500 tons The Agawam has
a length ~ ii3 feet, team Of 10 feet and
,esta are expected 20 show an average
speed ~ 0i7 knots m hour. Fuel
OIL vii Dc used TO generate steam 70 drive
a turbine operating 5000 revolutions a
minute The oli val he carried IN com
partments Of The double bottom OF he
ship IN sufficient quantity for more than
n round tnp To- Europe.
The program Of The Submarine Cor
poratlon. ms outlined by the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, of which II, with he
Hog Island plant Is n part. calls for 100
vessels of the slze and type Of the Agawam
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
LYON MUSICIANS COM NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold c. Clsse TO
Visit This City Next Week.

HsroId G Clasc who was mu~ioai
director nf the I.von cvanecGsfIo psrt1
when Dr Milford LYON held "a seven
weeks meeting here morc thar two wears
ago. wilt re-v,Sit tbs city far tva DAYS
Mondav and Tues iav Of n"Nt wrot
Mr. Ciase will &c accompanied ,lv Mr.
Clase. who will I e remembered 10y her
work rs accanpanlst for the Hs tsher-
mace chorus
\ reception will hc held for the two
musicians IN ~ Pauls VI l. Church.
Tenth and jackson streets, ON Monday
evening. to which the pulhc Is invited
George T King. who was chairman OF
the muse committee for the tabernacle
meetings. and who organized the large
cho-1is for that occasion requests the
members of the Ivon chois to attend the
reception A large platform viii hc
erected to accommodate the srECrs
Mr. Clasr rccentiv returned from
France, where he was engaged IN ! NJ
c. A work, a9d has fund Of interesting
stories IN connection with his work there
At present he Is working in the army
cant comments N this country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
GAVE SOLDIERS LIQUOR
AND MUST PAY PENALTY
Judge Woollcy Sentences Offend
ers 10 Jail or Fine
or Both.

Judge Victor T. Woollcy in the nted
States Oi7trlrt Court TODAY imposed pun
shmoni upon five rCrsous who provided
| mtcd States soldiers with INTOXICATING
liquors one man Was tired and found
guilty and four others entered peas Of
guilty The penalties were fines and
mprisouments of tnc or imprisonment
James SALISBURY counsel FOR Geo;ge
Smailuuni. asked that Smallwood be
allowed 10 change he piea If not glltv V
entered st the preliminary hearing he
fore | nited States commissioner Nahaf-
fev TO a plea uf guilty lie stated that
he knew the defendant personally, that
he was from good family III Dover,
bore an excellent reputation IN the CON
munitv IN which heltved and ask ed rs he
has a sick wife and a small child sick with
measles. the court restrict the sentence
to a light fine S,nalwood has been
employed as painter with the finn ot
Seaburg & Blackwe TOR a period OF five
years and resides AT Second and Monroe
streets lie was sentenced 10 pay FINE
Of 500 aud costs
Other cases disposed of were those Of
George Fisher. colorrd sentenced to pay
500 and costs and be imprisoned for q
term Of one month: James Reed ,colured,
500 and costs and two months, and John
Gear. who changed his plea to guilty from
a plea before United States Commissioner
Mahaffv of not guilty stated that he
had two dependent children. thet he ives
intoxicated 81 the dmc Of furnishing the
liquor. end asked for mercy, SIO0 and
costs and :wo months Imprisonment
Convicted by jury, on similar
charge, Arthur Johnson, colored was
sentenced 10 pa& fine Of $500 and cost
and bc imprisoned for term Of three
months
4 Jur, was drawn to hear the cas- OF
Edward Farmer. but taking Of evidence
went over until the afternoon session
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
HUNS GRIPPING FtNNs.
Increasing German Influence Indicated
i'm personurI of New Cabinet

nv Associated Press go Every Evening
Stockholm. May ~ The neu Finnish
cabinet formed hv former Senator paas-
XVI indicates Lncfraaed German inilu-
onre in fhe Finnish government aud has
resulted IN n further request by General
Atannetheiru. Cornrnandef ~ tho Finnish
troops. demanding that his resignation
be accepted The general ~ opfr~eh
% German Intervention and the German
igaiinn If tho Finnish army
Colonel VoatcaleH thene war munster,
l. ,yorline IN cIdae connection with German
II y believed that number of Swedish
,fEcc,a nnv aarving in the Finnish army
,.,II fotlp. General Maunerheim into
retirement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
WOhfEN'S AUXILIARY.
Meetin OF Diocesan Branch at St. John
p. T.. Church Tomorrow

The executive committee Of the Dlo-
oesan branch of the Women Auxiliary
meets tonight nj the home of Mrs
Frederick Frnghurst
The annual meeting Of the organization
will be held at st Johns Church to-
morrow. beginning with the celebration
OF holy communion at 1890, bishop kins-
man officiating The bishop viii then give
his annual message to the women hfter
which Mrs Biler, widow Of Bishop Biller
of North Dakota, who Is now one OF the
secretaries Of the Church Mission House,
will give an address
There will be box luncheon at noon
and afterwards the business session will
be held Reports from various committees
and olrarmcn, the election of officers and
the consideration of some new and I'M
portant war work for the organization
will he taken up
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
GO TO CAMP DIX.
One Who Inductcd Himself In Service IL
Native Of Sweden.

Edward J Ward, 1905 Lowering avenue
and Owe kai Winding Of 1900 Mt. Saein
Lane went 10 Camp Dix today from the
Local Board for Division No. 1
Wlndings case is noteworthy because
ms an alien whose country, Sweden, n a
neutral, he was registered in Class = and
therefore remote from any likelihood ot
being called lBut his desire to serve lei
him to make application and unlvc. any
rights he might enjoy to deferred elasa'.
hcation, apd is therefore today selected
man, and nm example Ia many boys 81
native birth.
John J. Glbride of 2iT North nroone
street and Alfred j Hearn, transferred
from Nashville, Tenn, also go to Camp
Dix to-day from Local BOARD for Division
No 2
Thomas H. Shields, transferred from
Clarksburg, Va.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
FOUR MEN HURT.
When Taxicab Fell Down nm I'm bank
mcnt at Bellevue.

A tnxcab driven by Robert Bell Of
Taylor and Pine streets turned over ON
the Philadelphia pike. near the bellevue
quarries. last night. and us n result four
men were injured. none seriously, how
ever After the car turned over II went
down an cmbankmcnt about Is feet
The men injured were Joseph Murphy
of Fifth and Pine streets, Andrew August +,
Taylor and Church; Joseph Riley, 5lo
East Fifth street, and the chauffeur, Bell.
Tho overturned car was discovered by
Captain and Mrs Horace Wilson, who
were cnroute Ia this city IN their machine
and they picked up the injured men and
brought them 10 the Delaware Hospital
where their injuries were dressed The
mon suffered from lacerations aud bruises.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
q AMERICANS DEAD
IN OVERSEAS LIST
Five Were Killed in Action, Five
Died Of Wounds and 10
of Sickness.
NJ A..,ci.,ed pre.s 20 Every Evening

NJ kssoci.sed press 80 EvcYy Evening
Washington May ~ Tic army CASH
nltv LIST to-day contained thirty Names
divided as follows
Killed in action, five, died ~ Wp'inds'
hvo. died az accident one died ~ disease,
10. wuundod severely. sevon, missing
~ action. two
Officers names included were
Lieutenant Francis A Mclivsine, In
dianapolie. killed IN action
Najnr iphn Frank tarrnark, -
Inn,s and Tieuinnani Cholmondrley,
Thornton Remington. W wounded
r. ycrclv
Iicuteponi RAYMOND " Parker.
Champaign. M missing n action
Iiruienants Philip A. Hunter, York,
s Franklin Burch = Pedrick. Wash
inptrr u and Louis VI Fdens. Cahe'ol
NJ nrianncre. uers previously rrrTr'ed
rniesiug
There were nc Delaware 7rldlere na'nrp
~ tho izf ~ casualties
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
KAISER SEES BATTLE;
GOD SENT VICTORY"
He Will Help Us, Father William
Wires Empress From Aisne:
Says Losses Small"
Nv hssoclated Pres. to Every Evening


Amsterdam. Nav 20 Emperor VIII
liam. who Is ON the fed uf battle sor~h
of Iaon. ON the Aianr front has sent the
following telegram 10 the empress, at
Futadam
William apparently Crown Prince
Frederick William has today attacked
the British aud French on the Chemin-
Dies DANES The strongly concentrated
height after being subjected to mighty
artillery fire. has been stormod bv our
pIorioha infantry We have crossed the
Aiane aud ARE approaching the Nesle
"Ffitg. with the first g'iarls IN an in
fantry division WAS ono of the bret 10
reach the Alsnc Tins evidently ~
another reference 10 the Crown Frnce !
The Twenty Eighth Division alau has
again distinguished ltseG Tho British
and French were completely eurprs'd
Our lossea are small tomorrow wo shail
ke further progress
God has granted Us splendid victory
and viii help further Greetings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
ACCUSED OF LOITERING.

Charged with lettering On the street
Alexander Di>antes, was adJudgcd guilty
in City Court today and fined 50 cents
and costs Roy Taylor pleaded guilty to
charge Of fighting on, the street. but in
view Of the fact that he enlisted in the
army Yesterday and was 70 leave today
for Baltimore, Md, he was dismissed
George Frye was held under $500 bail
for the Court of General Sessions on
charge of larceny lie admits having
stolen d brass pump valve from the Viii
mIngton q Philadelphia Traction Co.,
il is said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
LIBERTY BOND, GIFT
TO SORROWING MOTHER
Her Son First New Jersey Boy
Killed in War Against
Autocrscy.
~ Associated press - rv-rv Fver'rr

Washington May 20 Srcrr'ar-
Pakrr has sent ~ Mrs sophie Ho=rorfh
nf Nillh,rn y mother ~ Private
Guy y Rr-swor4h nc first Vow lrrsey
bov ~ give h,s life ior his country ln
tho war with f,ernanv 4 ffty dollar
lt,rr4 y Pond donated ~ No4hers of
American soldiers. who attended
Noth~s' Dsv rally nn Poafon Common.
May
The bond wac sarf ~ President WilaN~
who turned b over ~ Secretary Baker
In his letter ~ Mrs Eoswor'h the
Sncre, ary SAID
II gives great pleasure tnlnclnes here
With the $50 bond and tn cypress ~ v0ri
the appreciation of the War Department
for Tho great sacrifice. whieh you have
made IN giving your SIN fC~ rho defense
rf hrs cfrttnftv /"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
MOONEY AGAIN FACES DEATH.
Alleged Dynamiter's Pate Rests With
the Governor ~ aiifornis-

San francisco. al May 29 Thomas
! Mooney, convicted ~ completely IN
tho Dreparriecine=s parade dvnamltinE
Julv ~ 1916. agaIn appeared before
SUPERIOR Judge Griffin yesterday n ~
sentenced To death
Az anneaI from Judge GrifFn's de-
r,s,on refusing Mooney a new trlai on
rrit ~ "~oram MOTHS already Is nn
fle should the supreme Court lp-
hold Judge GrfHns decIson that ne
trial court mas no further jurisdiction
IN tho case only rlemency from (rovernOr
Stevens can save Mooney from death.
Should Mooney 10 pardoned outright
he would still face severai other murder
indictments In connection With the same
dynamltIng-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
sg.eaa BRITISH CASUALTIES.
Total for Week Smaller Than that ~
Preceding Seven Days

tordon Nav 20 British casualties
reported IN the week ending yesterday
reached total ~ 33,6of hey are
divided as follows
Killed nr died " wounds fhorrT
if9 nen. a.s27
Wounded or missing bFhoers, 80
mon. %. 2s4
rbe iotai for last week was rs .677 and'
for 4bo roek before 81 SD the largest ~
anv ueek ainre the beginning ~ the
C.~rrnar offensive The falling IT in
The totals rejects she lul N The fighting
t-etween the attack wh'eh ended ~ Apr'i
and the nre nov beginning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
JOVIANS HOLD BANQUET.

Hanna cafe was the scene last night OF
q most enthusiastic and electrical ban
quet Of local Joylans, II which the
principal speaker was Martin J Wolf, OF
st Louis. Mo. who came from that city
Yesterday to give Wilmington Joviani
one Of the finest addresses heard here
recently Warren NJ Hearn OF Wash.
ington, ID. c., and W. f. Bischoff, states
man Of the order at large, delivered ad-
dresses. MIR Mannan, Of the Western
Electric Co, was a guest also.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
Child Hurt by Motor.

Iielen Smigiclski, aged Il years, Of
l3S Bird street was slightly injured yes
terday afternoon as result of being run
over by an automobile owned by John
Swed OF sos Tatnall street The child
was hanging on the back of the truck and
fell off and was run over when the driver
started to back the machine She was
treated by DR. Bell and then removed to
the Delaware Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
SING DESPITE STORM.

The Community Chorus sing last night
was q real business session, although the
attendance was small on account of the
rain. and the rumble Of the thunder WAS
off the key The usual program was re-
hearscd and fine touches put on some of
the familiar songs
Final plans were not in shape to be
announced, but are expected soon and will
be at once made public when decided
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
CAR AND AUTO COLLIDE.

An automobile OF Damiano Nardo,
local butcher, was damaged last night on
the trolley tracks Of the Newport line as
a result OF one Of the cars striking il
Nardo lost control of his machine when
the steering gear broke and it ran up on
the car tracks About that time the last
car to Newport was coming along and
struck the machine No person was
iri inraI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
WANT CITY DRY.
Methodist Ministers Urge II Now as
War Measure

Methodist ministers are ai the head Of
a movement to secure the closing of the
saloons in Wilmington as war measure
They have asked Mayor lawson and the
Board Of Police Commissioners to CO.
operate with them IN their efforts
Il Is thought that thus movement id
great part is the result Of disorder at the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad station when Ike
last draftees lett the civ alleged to have
beer caused by mon under the influence
Of liquor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
PHILA- PRODUCE MARKETS.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Philadelphia. MAY 20 Eggs hrmer;
nearby frs,s, 1865 per case DO, current
receipts, 1920, western extra hrsts,
1865: do. hrsJs, 10 20al05o fancy, Sc
lected. packed, ALAS.
Live fowls higher, 33a-}4 dresse'i
roasting chickens, 2Sa37
Potatoes frmer Pennsylvania, per W
pounds, l.3Oal IS; south Carolina Pe,f
barrel , yOa4 50. Florida. per barrel,
3.OOa5OO. lJ0-pound bags, OOa5 ~. 4
Other articles unchanged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
MAY Increase Tax Rae.

meeting of the finance committee NJ
City Council was held last night previous
10 the meeting of Council as a committee
OF the whole tonight. The meeting @as
fnr tbe nurDose of considering the advis-
a,,t,t, ~ Increasing the TAX rate from
Sf az an The 500 rs II now stands.
%o,bing definite was done bat he ENTIRE
hudget Nas gone over carefully and
s,1ggestions made for the probable IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
To Hold Court at Fort du Pont

Judge Victor B. Wooley, who has been
sitting by assignment ia the United
States District Court here, has entered
an order for special session of the
Federal Court at Fort du Pont on Wednes-
day next, for the purpose Of hearing
petitions for naturalization 0f soldiers
at the fort
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
Chester Man for Reserve Banks.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
Philadelphia, May 20 William II.
Hutt, Jr., was today appointed Deputy
governor of the Federal Reserve Bank for
this district MIR Hutt for years was in
charge Of the finances Of University of
Pennsylvania William A Dyer, Of
Chester, was made cashier and James VI
Toy, Of Philadelphia, became assistant
cashier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
IL LAU NCHINCS IN WEEK.
Finy-Five New Shi ps. Total for May.
Is New Record.

Washington, MAY % Fifteen steel
ahirs and three wooden ships, with
total tonnage of 1O9. 700, we're launched
during the week ended May 25, the
shipping board announced yesterday
These figures bring the launcmngs Tor
Nav 10 thirty steel ships and twenty
tive wooden ships
Ten steel ships. NTH a total tonnage
Of 63, 4S6, were completed n The last
week. OF this number, eight acre re-
Questioned ships and Two Vere buit
under contract All shipping board ton
mage figures are dead weight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
INSANE BURNED N HOME.
Sixteen Dead and Eleven MiSSine IN
Fire at Columbia. South Carolina.

By Associated Press - Every Evening
Columbia : e.. Nav % Fire early
todav DESTROYED ward al the State hos
nit,i for The insane. resulting in the burn
ing to death q a least i6 patients
Eleven other patients are missing and
five we're badly burned, one Of whom
nficrward dled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
W.T. Preparatory Service.

The preparatory service for holy Com
nunion viii Sc held al West Presbyterian
Church tonight al $ clock Every
member is urged 10 attend 4 number
Of new members will at this time appear
before the session.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
Messengers Wheel Damaged.

A bicycle owned by George Goodon Of
I3I Hcald street was demolished yester-
dav when IN automobile owned bv
Clarenci over il at Seven b
and Market streets. The boy is West
ern Union messenger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
William Ricketts, Hurt.

William Ricketts, Of 800 Lombard street
fractured two ribs last night by falling
over a large piece Of IRON while at work
a. the Pusey 4 Jones plant He was
treated at the Homeopathic Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
a DEAD N COLOGNE RAID.
People Panic Stricken When British
Airmen, Bomb lity.

Tho Hague. May % Lightweight Of
tho persons who we're killed when 'he
British squadron raided Cologne on May
is were buried IN the same grave, ac-
cordlng n I.es Nouvelle-.
The correspondent ot the newspaper
zays inhabitants 4 the city are psnic-
strlckcn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
7.s4i RIvETING RECORD.
Queens Island Worker sets New Marks
Nine Hours.

Hy Associated Press ~ Every Evening
Belfast, May "a new r1vetIng marx
for the tinted Kingdom vas made at
Queens Island Tuesday by John Lowry.
Who drove sal rlvcts nne hours.
lie also established a record Tor an hour
NTH or rlvets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
PUSEY'S MAY GET In SHIP LEAGUE

The Pusey q Jones baseball team, of
All-Wilmington League, will in all prob
ability be accepted as a member Of the
Delaware River Ship League 70 take the
place Of Navy Yard, resigned This
was reported at a meeting held last even