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Hogs and cattle undoubtedly make
the besl market for soft corn and pay
more for it than win the elevator
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been eliminated and still the normal
results from more favorable cOndi-
tons and surroundings for the hens
left in the flock which are not SO
crowded and which consequently pro-
duce better.
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Prevention Rather Than Cure.
To cure is as expensive as TO pre-
vent, and prevention eliminates t.
loss IS wei.
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Our Part in Feeding the Nation
MORE CENTRAL BODIES OF FARMERS URGED.

Department. of Arel
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A NEW YEAR
SERMON
By
REV. JAMES M. GRAY, DID.

e A ND now, Lord, what wait
~ I for?"-Psalm 80 q.
~ Another tweIvemOnth has
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prepared by the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
225 SOLDIERS IN LIST
ISSUED ON SUNDAY

Washington. Iuy % The War IL
partment yesterday gave out - casual
ties IN the army n France bringing the
army total 10 IL $50 The Marine CorIe
Headquarters gave out two casualties.
bringing the marine total 70 9S6 The
total iar army and marines Is 1906.
The army casualties Yesterday I'M
eluded IS Killed in action Ii died II
wounds. Is died Of disease. : lied af
accident or other causes ll9 severely
weun.ted | wounded "a degree an
determined and - missing
Fh0 marine casualties included ! k.llcd
III action and / dIed Of disease
W commissioned marine othcer were
included Ten commissioned army Officers
arc included They are Captains Newell
Il llske aud William I Shaw. and Lieu
tenant Robert @ Caldwell Killed iu
action liautenants Earl C.ranVle-Andtr-
son John Vincent Flood Arthur Benedict
MeC C0rmick and kcudrch J Ralph, So
yerely wounded, and Bert Cheasman
Edward Elliott and Franz I Schlllng
missing IN action
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Result Of Motor and Motorcycle Goili
sion on July T.

Louis Anderson, chauffeur for lien-
jamin Wofman, local merchant, faced
n charge Of assault and battery before
Magistrate l. J. Broman this morning as
n result of an automobile accident IN
which he figured ON July +
Anthony konowski and John Hie@
bruwski, both of Wilmington, the plain-
tifs. claimed they were driving along the
River rond, near here, on their motor
cycic, when Anderson struck them he
accident occurred July I, but rs both men
have spent some timc ~ the hosiital
recovering from thcir injuries the case
could not bc heard until to-day
I he aged mother Of I'cnInmln Slliltae,
IN front of whose home the aeeidcni hap
pcncd. Immediately went 10 the scene,
and, getting at the rear 81 tic caf. was
struck when Anderson reversed il9 enr
seriously lnluring her Mrs Sllltoe aaltl
shc had not fully recovered from hel
injuries vet
AI three plaintiffs were represented
bv Julian Walker aud Phillip l.. Garrett
was counsel for the defense kndofsoi
was held under $500 ball Ia await IN,
action OF tho grand jury
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
49, SCHEDULE CHANGED
Cool Spring Park Residents Appeal 10
Water Commissioners.

Mrs. Laurence + Bliss appeared be
fore the Board of Water CominasbnfrS
today, and presented q petition, asking
that the hours for bathing ~ Cool Spring
Park. now from 10 a IN ~ " ~ and
from 10 Z % ~ BE- changed. So that thc
pool would bc closed after 9. "a Follow
ing brief dacuasiou the hoard laid ~"
prtition on the table 4 synopsa oi 10"
petition followT
THE uo2c made by The children using
tho pool rs o uusaucc and m tho afternoon
is we'll nlph unhcarnblc.
prom / io = o'cl0ck IN the afternoon
arc hnpira when children of the nciRhb"f-
hood are taking nafs md such ri the grown
pcoplc rs can snatch hi' II ret arr NV
my 20 keep qtnct
Tho dhIdrcn who aso 'hc ppol arc
almost without exception mot th' chJdrrn
of the nrighborhood bui crowds 81 chiI-
drcn who como from other pori7 of 'h"
citv
w hope that ronhuug fhc bathnR
hours "a he morning vii work ~ har1-
ship u certainly wll bo q hlcssnR
to persons residing in tho ncghb"rh"od
Iof tho children themselves q would hc
much hctlcr IT, batho n th" norning and
not mnedlaicv-affer dinner
Tho prttlpn H1e NRurd bY Hrs
Laurence I Bliss. ANNA ~ Josiu ilcicn
Byc Nfrs s 7. Wright. MarY T. Hort.
~4mue Bhdlc Mrs thar.o -
Ggtcr. Mr. J Wafsou PhcIp Nrs :"
u Nouglo rd William y Mcgc1r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
WITH THE COLORS.

The following second RaptiSt hurch
men m addition 70 those heretofore
mentioned are serving the Colors
Alfred II Rclan nov at Miro "
IA Thomas Edward Grlcr Jr who has
volunteered for VI { \ service III
France Windsor Dubac, stationed a
Petersburg. Va
Though he is only Is years Of age
William { Attlx. son Of Mrs Mary /
Loncacrc. Of I'll East Tenth street THIS
city enlisted in the navy some time back
and i now stationed at " isSahickon
Barracks. Cape May. \ J He writes
~ his mother that lac Is in the best Of
health and enjoys life IN thc navy very
much
George +. Cox. Of 22l West Fourteenth
street q wcll-kuown young man and son
Of Mr. and Mrs George " Cos, has
enlisted in the Naval Reserve and Is TO
report soon Al WASHINGTON Barracks
Cane Man He has taken IN active
interest for wears III he hesrook club
and ot her sporting activities Alr. OK
has been . receiving and shipping clerk
at the Harlan plant and his associates
in that department presented hin with
a shaving st as token 81 heir esteem
AIyan A Morgan i weII-kuoHn young
printer and runner of the " eccacoc Fire
"a leaves tomorrow with The drafted
men for syracuse \ y Mr. Morgan At
.o,,e tIrne was employed III Every Evening
W G Gordon Of Merchandising.
pa -pcDt two days of last week with
III aId Mrs John Bln4ser, 5l3 North
Franklin street Mr. Gordon was tor
mcry employed by the government ~
MiddletoWn, Pa and Is 70" ENJOYING
a short vacation before gong WITH me
= Army
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
HUNS RETIRING To FORTIFIED
POSITION On NESLE RIVER

London. July % IIeave fighting sui
Is III progress IN the uelghhorhood of
Buczacy 50 far the French have made
no progress there Villages between
scissors and Bazochcs about mlles,
10 the cast however. are on tire, leading
to the belief that tie Germans may intend
further retreat
Since Yesterday the Allies have adyane-
cd two aud three miie4 on u twenty mtie
front
The enemy has recently abandoned the
line Of the Ourcq and there IS little doubt
nov that hc Will 90 back beyond the NcsLe
10 The line thirty mules long bctWesh
Soisson~ and khtfms. winch probably IS
we'll cntrenched and has road lines ol
communication
The German retirement has Teen quite
ORDERLY and deliberate 50 far the taking
Of only four guns ha- been reported
The Americans. particularly III the
Fere-en -Tardcnols sector arc pressing
the Germans very vigorously
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
MARINES GUARD PHHA
Sea Fighter on Duty 10 Prcve NJ Sow
Rintinp Outbreak

~ ts.oriaied Press 4 Fyere Etruing
rhlodclpEla. luy - hroc hundred
I,oIi,rmou and SIXTY uarue@ r"rc "n dI'}
'"d1y ~ prrvcnf r,e'rrnce 4 rarc rD'.
~ south Phi1drlpta tn Htieh '1n mrr
Herc killed aud svoral s,ore nlHrod
vestfrday
Tho mon killed were Hugh l19er ltI
Thnnnag NrNav pnlior pa'roi 9Hgou
driver rb dc3fh at may N enlarged
=ovcral pf tie pereors wounded are
serious condition
Tho disorder = believed to ravr rrrl
the result II nn a'frupf 81 Ncgroes te ca-
cra9ch on -trrcfe Ihich 3p IA hrz tr0c
have bcon occlWei solely III Rhr's
fImIio-
Negro shn' ND killed later fndar
IIc had bocn rc-'cd hg iwo pnhcrwcn
and tried tu Escape hs i1eFing thcn n1'h
2 razor A. hc r1a being aEcn mn
police sftfinn someone .n fhr crowd
fired hof vhich struck trn ~ the back
fhlrc ,ne othcr mnnr disorder today
rhifh resulted u %c0rn and rar
bong sont ~ tnspfal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Innuire Into AIien.s Business.

Federal investigation Of the case Of
Amicns Buckles. Syrian who was
arrested Saturday afternoon while pfowl-
ing about Pigeon Point. has shown the
Federal authorities say that TIE man
former home was III Pawtuckct Conn
This is now beng further Inycstlg gated ~
Federal authorities along with several
Of the man who claimed he
worked III Chester lie was arrested by
SOLDIERS who were on guard duty along
tho water front and was brought to
[ nIted States Marshal Parry /, office here
From there he Was carried to the police
station. where he i how held The tech
meal charge against him is that of Stacking
military duties
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
pHlLA. PRODUCE MARKET.

By A-sac.4-e1 Pres, e-y Es.naS
PhlaGe.uua l.E % Butter -r
ue-tlrn -a.mers e>.ra, +J Heal.-
rrlas~. .at.cN HIl]3.
tgL~ Irm nearby r>t-, w b,'a- -
uer ease oearbg ..rrrn- rec.Hi, aN
Western extra lrst,, - gta-5.-t'.
arsrS '2bo taucs selected pa.A.t t.--t
aer dozen
Cheese ru \eo @ - h.--
.su-u .g' mill K, -5 n-n
Ca-u l-. Ne 2 .l'e2 >>sl >+
Na. B. 1 sal -.
Oats. lower \o t.... ~. E.
~ b ~oa>u
I-e ncu.t1, glr. .N-, ta''9,
spring chickens uot c- st-n-. ia'i>,
-ar,ugcr- I.g-torr -a%f -",~'er-.
2-a2- -uguE ducks 'rNf-. -ia5o,
u.d 2>aGu Iudiau Runners, 2na2'
Dressed uoatrt arn 'r,>h N4lel
foas fame, 31a5l smaller sizes,
s5aS6. ruoStcr-, 2> >pruE ducks Long
Island #7a5u gyoang cmcAeuS, "es +
aru I-a+5
ne- barre, Eastern Shore, 7uatou Iyr
harrc North and South Carolina oa
OU ltrsc> 40 \, -5aSJ nog h3ese' <
No z 55a5l
AlON, ilGlt. tlLt tIilti.At .th .'t' 'r'''
r.t> special, loose. u country nrh'.
l6i9 dark, l5al5 -claIc ueF,,7'
l>l2al9
H. ,y,.t -tr4.Grr Wlattf Ha,at,
I'M - rr Fo,.r fO O-5a 25,
/ Kansas wheat, new U.s. -3al 'o'
/ spring wheat old, do " i'Al J I'.
I Hav. hru timothy 80. r large 3ha
1 lii 3- ,Oo56 5p. 80 II 23 r0A
I 24OO. SO 5, II 5Ual9.5O sample l-,'O'4
4 1850, uo grade. 50al ny ,,
! Clover mixed haN. hght MIXED II 'U,'
25.0O: No } mixed, -u-3p i2u, Np. +
1 l5.5Oal7 30
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
cHICAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET
t,..aa.s4 Press - E.ers Evening

d, t,.eaatt4 Press go Eyer. Evening
a..4-. f4lr 30 Hogs receipts
5ttu strong most IOr higher tic g.r>-
, -a .4Ne Hold. 4- .hass 00
ZOO I'll, ISIS Esol. a4. .s.nE goa
-0 -.-r r 30 .4.a Sales
|0 2 i~l5, pigs. good aua tlA.r
Cattle -ectinjs $4,000, generally steady
tu -arr rn beef tal "..eler tl,A
Calves. steady 4c FRIDAY ..r~l
Sheep receipt, $1,000. la.s -.o"
-.,-tIr 70r oRer .a 1913 ln- .aS-,s.
eae.e.. Washington Naatler~ ltiU.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
HICKMAN FOR SENATOR.
Desires to Succeed Himself In Upper
House From First District.

State Senator James B. Hickman
today announced that he will be a candi-
date for denomination for that office at
the Republican primaries. lie ~ com
plotting his first tenn III the Senate, rep
resentng the First District OF Whining
ton
Whether there will be opposition to
his nomination Is not known. Represent
ativc Henry {. Downward of the Third
Representative District and City Council
man James W Robertson of the same
district have been spoken Of, but neither
as far ms is known. has announced his
candidacy
Thomas f. Gormlcy, Democrat, holds
over aS senator from the Second District
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
WEDWO RTH M'CALLISTER-
MARINE, DIES AFTER FALL

Nlr- II. II. C-aig. Il So i1t6 Vest
lo,rtn -ree- HAS rrrrtvrd Rsr4 II tho
death at NeaW1r-n EIcC lusrer. -lnrr.r
.f fnIs ATS ua .atriv located r -rr-n--
field. Mass IS s government sar
ta 10Th m!l NI,t -.l.s-er represented
Ae navv IN The "az raising u a'ts
Is --.. -.r,-fre y, lf.t sre .rer r-erG-..
lle iell wG.e performing his Itles B. -
reW post uI 0..rel H e ac-
r,4av .lEaf t~.w -l- ~. rt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Insnects Army Postofiices.

Postofhce Inspector II l. Conner
arrived here today after threc-wecks
absence upon official work spent in Wash
ington. d. C, Virginia and North Caro-
lima points Mr. Conner, while away,
visited the army postoficc at Camp
Greene Charlotte, North Carolina, spend
ing week in that city, and At the marine
cantonment at Quantico, Virginia lie
will leave this evening for points in
lower Delaware and the Eastern Shore
Of MARYLAND
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
MlrNIrIoH WORKER
CROWN PRINCE ARMY
Continued from page l

Alhcd troop have entered fere=en-
Tardeuois tho great German supply
i,usc which lies ~ the middle line of tic
AlSnc Marine sector
Tn, announcement Of tie Ntr 0fhee
last night adds the Villages ef tutheaa5
and 0hzy q NIolane. on the east flank.
I1ing to the southwest ot RheunS have
been occupied
In The fighting north al the AIarnc
YESTERDAY toe prisoners were captured
saws The ofheIai statement from tie
War Office to-day There waS no change
IN the situation during the night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Garbage Trucks Reach PhiladeIphIa.

Relief in the form Of five new trucks
that are being brought down from phila-
dclphia, seems due to the ovcr-burdeucd
garbage situation 1t Was understood this
morning that Sylvester HeAly. who holds
the newIy-made contract for the collection
Of the city garbage. has announced the
arrival at Philadelphia Of the five new
trucks for which he has been waiting 4
quick cleaning up Of the now serious gar
bage situation is promised when they
arrive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Is NEW SHIPS LAST WEEK.
10 Of Steel Had Tonnage Of 81 80 Five
of Wood 10 20U.

Washington Iuly - Eight steel
Sims With a total dead weight tonnage
Of 35S90, Wrre delivered By American
shipyards last Wech, the shipping board
announced today
Iannchlngs for the week included ten
steel vessels with total tonnage Of
80 $50. and FIVE wooden ahIfs with
tonnage of l9.2OO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Arrives Safely Overseas.

Postofice Inspector II J. Conner has
received card from his nephew, Joseph
J.. Johnson, announcing his safe arrival
overseas Johnson was employed the
early part Of this year at the Harlan
wards. and while in this city lived with
the family Of Officer McGillion, on Mar
ket street He enlisted at Washington
d. c., in the regular army, and is overseas
with Co f, I'd Battalion, 603d Engineers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
GARRAGE nN rHE otRR
Much ~ Il set ont On thu East side Yes
icYdav

Thr hr. gcatHor -.fi- irrole'fct z1r-
layn ,,ruo ,5.ar tu pa-t.0v srr-e -rrsr~s
.g MA c,aity N l-- -ad lombard
.roc.. rs ,r~E tf rrstfr rtcr1av
-rgc tr-rE t-a-e rr yart..~- .ce4r rrn
.t,,e. rBr.r.ffc -9 .rorlr t.r
r.f.,ht,vtaoa -ta-tod ..st heir -ari ga
,..,-. .Ie.-,, t}...t-t ~ t5rrf ~t +lr4ut NJ
prf,rcncr .tIrod .tc ms landing
tt.rrc .rd re,t y. thc tcrr.c - friI tuem
tg rut covers over viz eau- tlvr III the
-,-l.I,a- ,rhr, f.4a -'aced bar rari \ ze along
,bo rtr}, e4rf af he.,rruv AID t1e o4hcrr
trar, .r t-tsog X. f.ake her hear
i,,..s-d t,r at-5,,yc remained uncovered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Gard of Thanks.

Mr. and Mrs Robert B Wade and
Samuel II Pearson wish 70 extend their
heartfelt gratitude and appreciation for
the many acts Of kindness and sympathy
extended Us by relatives, friends, neigh
bors. members Of Epworth NJ + Church,
Ladies Auxiliary Appomattox Camp No.
,, = Of ". and employees Of Pullman 90.
during their late bereavement ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
GODSOL OUT on BAIL.
Frenchman Charged With Reaping Mil
lions on Motor Truck Contracts.

IS Associated Press 70 hvery Evening
Washington. .hilv % Frank 7 f7ud-
=oi. 5 rcncn ritt7cu. ncId here en .narge-
II tho French government hat he pTn4tcd
several millions 81 dollars on motor truck
contracts. Ra- discharged from custody
today bv Ju-flcr tioild ~ tnc district
supreme splIrt IA 4 Wit II hauca- corpus
Ehc French government noted an tp-
pcal nd ica,oI vas released ou $4,000
bond Wnch h. furnished 40 liberty bcL'i-.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
roo Lars rs CLASSIFY.

op,EtsfN rhrr,, -atiar. meals day and
.,, f,,~f.,ii,. li,inu quarters iu addition
y, an ,,S~ ,.p,.l This Il good lUb for
s1i,~r ana industrious elderly man. Apply
Delaware Hospital
ppR SALE Pierce Arrow rar three wears
,,iI. engine u, good as when a left factory
VIII bc sold al a bag gaia Aooroes 4 10,
Every Evening Ofhcc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
RATN BADLY NEDEp.
a iiHc Fell Yesterday and Today. But
Didn DO Much GOOd.

Tlraaara farms ncod rain nadlv some
,f .he IRONS show tt.. effects ~ The art
.r,.H aHile 'ar-itre roads are dnrp n dils'
,orna -qln frll estcrday afternoon
over 4 tve-,aic area u Tie vlcsaiiv rf
RED Lion. nlt there aas nODs ahov" e,
frlov t.at point thila -nrre va 'tle
ra5u rs 'rp ettr 4ul vrirI'E today tHt
-teadt ram of several l4,s vii y -sanr
t1 Ip mura good
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Tire Exploded, Giving Many a Scare.

Persons in CITY Court were badly
startled just before the opening Of the
session and employees in Public Build ng
offices also got a scare. All tie excitement
was due TO an automobile tire III the police
garage blowing up No one was injured
but there was loud explosion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
ANOTHER SUPER CANNON BASE.
Allies Find Second Emplacement for
Long Distance Gun.

By AssoclatgI P-,,> ~ Escr9 Evenins
Paris. July % French ana American
troops nave discovered -eeuaI sN-
placement for Ierman >4per-aua.a .a
al \aatcui-No-redame, to.ari.u-
Tile Herald The enp,acem,n' Aas ~
FL. deep and 81 fe,t square Tho r,,
,Ypcr-caunon empla,cHe1t discoveries
tue allies was ~ lirc. ... t'ie N,r r.e
raile, - IN, ,a4ta IL NaEtc cll-\a.-.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
PEASANTS MARCH On KIEFF.
E.nrcst in t-krainia Very Serious Wash
inrion Is Told

rs Associated l'ro~s tn Every E-eninE
Washington July 2g ~rvrutv-tvr
Thousand .rmcl pca-ant- arc marching
IN kIrtf a4nt1l pf sraluit. arrurdtnR tp
information received 81 TIE State Dcplrf
fnrut TODAY from -tuckhotu torv serious
unrest III the kra,no and surrounding
country Nas reported
It ]. -ald that tar Ru.-lan and { kranc
pclc. delegate have hrcn enable ~ lQrcc
upon details II ftc e'flrmrnt hcf"ror the
tWn nations
no Soviet government at Moscow Nas
reported H the adwces 70 have expelled
from the capital ,li relatives ri the persons
Implicated fhr murder af "Int .1n
NIrhach ticrman ambassador ~ Moscow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
AILtra Ap,t>er rtvf NtGp

ttLira ADVANCE FIJI VIII
North of OuIchv aud north Of I}ignv
Tho Germans have maintained thor post
tloue doutls de sptte thc continued haus
mcrlng at the allies The forward mnve
tucnt SUNDAY was IS rreat As hXs milrs II
some points htt averaged slightly more
than two mules along the ifanf ftem
Oul,ht to Ehgu,
While the enemy loss n Wsn my
not he great the NlIie> probably viii
capture many guns md maglfinr guns n
addition 70 supplies and munitions Nhleh
tho Germans hav, been uuahe - destroy
or move away Allod laast= haxe heen
kept ~ mrt mn II by tie most eefeusiko
ue, oi tauks Calvary again In taken
u hand N tho pursuit and laH Hftng an
Ilancs have boon harasslng tic fetteai
ug Germans increasingly
QtlrT rlWt ptntfS Wroprs
Rcrln speak nf new positions h.H
docs not rudlcatc whore the arc hr
German command nay elect - uale u
stand nu strongly prepared pnsfllen=
south ~ the Ncslc Observer thlni the
Ncslc viii marx tho retirement north
ward Int the rtvct IS shallow and rlns
northwest ho Nlsns hawc1tr ulns
cast and west between Sate-ons anl Rholn
and with hc heights II tho henin ecs
DAWES lchlnd II would offer psi IS strong
= defensive pnartan ae i lf1 immediately
after I he FIRST battle of lie Narnc
IN IFS oihcal statement Brrlin nude
no admlsaIou oi allied advances crhfr
Saturd3> ~ SUNDAY Report mo an
Sunday operations Il AaSS tbe d9E v1-
quiet except for hrhtnr 81 hc oare9
Thor has lccu hcavy iaea tehtlnr ii
The hclem rcglau between khens aisi
Souan east ~ the Niafue. hat zen.
t'ouraud has hold e. ms recent gains
and smtshcd the e'criunn tiseks
fnr>,n TAXI no rmansfas
Prisoners captured hcre by thr FreurE
are reported uuolhclally To- totai 300
Other sectors II tile western battle fraft
remain quct and mother -lde saves
indication Of any movement Intended =
affect the situatiou north Il tire Marine
Raids have taken place OH the I.rulsi
front. thu british hclng the. sueccssfu
| aggrcsSurS
official dcnial is made from German
main headquarters that Field Marsha
| won llndcnburG either IS dead or III poe
| health tils health Is reported 10 H. y
! cclcnt
Mu~lro> WORKERS GIT CHOICE
Premier LIoyd George threat tina
munltion strikers not Al work on Mon
day would hc subject 10 military serve
| probably will result III settlement a
| the strike movement Strikers NJ kr
nngham and other places sunday ie
| cidcd 10 return to work pending furtac
| ncCotIat ions only a small part Of la
industry has tr.n affected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
PENNA. oAr CROP LARGE,
Corn Yield Not Expected % Reach Earlier
Estimates.

By A>soIlafed Press to Et"rs hF,A.r-
Ual-iSbste Pa Jl.r 29 He
wanna Is harvesting "a tal
and IL some sections i H.a.
proportions. according - r'p@F'- .t.-
10 the stare department 1t H--a'.'
Rcnort, t1.i af Improvement H corn
prospects tae ~ recent fans
crop viii uor rcac7 eNTcr-a eH- iia-A-
eG earl, Ii The summer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
[ Central Church Red Cross.

Central hurch Red Gross unit Ull
mot meet tomorrow AS usual on account
of the meeting ot the new Century Club.
ii wll meet adj day " Nedneaday from
g30 70 so instead. anyone Viii be
Mel come who WISHES 20 help. even tor
+ lttlc while
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Water nenartmcnt Bills.

The Board of Water commissioners
today passed payrolle as follows Current
weekly. SI,9l4. 4i special weekly. S6l3
-, current monthly, SIs56ll; special
monthly. S729 City Treasurer Banks
reported the following balances To the
credit Of the board. Current funds, Sl9,-
7596l; special funds, S32i 2i0O022
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
% 600 Penna. Men to Arms in Month.

By Associated Press g H''. aF'."i-
Ha-i,.t ,.rg pt hul -9 Estimates
al the state uta.t heaa2a5i 81, 5fe .Aa.
between july l5 ard Aas.s' t2 i.enh~s f
wanna ,,l0 have .cHt -c aut cGmcntS.
.,a..,4l ,rst-.rtl30 eauu- ar .eliege> FOR
t.cbo.rl nam Tx. -. }56 men. under oS
.,,.er.,tla,.- If rag -giectivt service law
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
en Riddle Given High Honors.

R> \,,ociat.,i press ~ Errry Evening
London luh 2g Major General John
pigIle commanding the American forces
II the lnncd Kingdom has been tp-
nortrd knight Commander 81 he
Nlo-t Honorable OrdeI d the Baya
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
r7aaaement Announced.

Announcement ,a- lae me en-
Ges-.at .... rtHa 'l2ne
~t-a .a-- iT .A. AIR. strain
a.N .sr venue, aila.eipnil-
aus .. -ati1 1-e4 -il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
whisky suspect Held FOR Grand jury.

James patem, who was arrested near
Newport on Saturday night, and found
ID be carving siN quarts Of whisky Ia a
suitcase. Was given q hearing before
Magistrate Gills this morning and held
under $500 bail for the action Of the
(.rapJ f4r,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
AMERICAN IN CAsuALTlE, LIsr

OTTAWA. July % J \ Corlcy. Seran-
ton. Pa, killed in action vas reported IN
the casualties list made public here to-day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
ara Of Thanks.

ar,lreta hanh mA irtcnds. l,u ~t4ual
Department II the Maryland Division
Fenn<> haua Railroad for mpathy ana
flowers on tie occasion Of 1he death ot ms
husband augustus II Inerlng Nlrs.
a II Dtyung, 759 Maryland avculc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
Injured IN Fan Downstairs.

Failing down a flight Of stairs on Satur-
day. Mrs. Minnie Rudwick, ll0l West
Fifth street, injured her face and shoulders
She was treated at the homeopathic
Hospital.