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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
THIRD AMERICAN ARMY
At LONGWY FORTRESS

By Naeoeiatod Press to Every Evening
Washington. Nov - Another da1 S
march of the American Third ARMY INTO
territory evacuated by tie Germaft. W.
reported toda1 bN General PeIshlug IN III,
connuniquc for Monday The de-.
patch follows
lie ihIrd army continued rs daVanee
today IA the territory evacuated by the
enemy
"On the left, crossing the Belgian from
tier, our troops occupied Nlrten and by
evening had reached Etalle aud st Leger
Between the Chlers and tie Moseiic they
passed through Spmeourt aud the I'M
portaut railroad centers OF Longayou
and CONTAINS
At the close of the dav they entered
the historic French fortress OF LeugWy,
situated al the Junction Of the boundaries
of France, Belgium and LuXcHhurg
Farther south they have occupied Audun-
le-Roman and the town OF Bnev. the
center of the great IRON distnetof Lorraine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
Not a Bite of
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water
Says a glass Of hot water ana
phosphate prevents illness
ana keeps gS fs.

Just coal. Hncn a.ra-. .r4.r~
behind q certain amount ai .ne9m.4sr.o,t
matera. n The form ii ashes. ,o ~ o,l
ana drin5 taken 4ar after day caves 3
the 9liucniary auai certain suugn.
vf udige,ribie material which ( no
completely eliminated from -he system.
each iar, becomes food ,ar at u.lbou-
Isl bacteria aarh uie, H. bowels froa,
Ibis mss, oi ,eg'-oyer Sl-te. aun- gl..
ptomau-.lNe ru sons ,r4 iorMed
sucked into 'uc blood
Nlen i.3 oumyu vho nau - e,.u-
rgnl ul~t begin to take inside BATHS
Beior. eating breakfast each nylula1
drink glass oi real hot water N.th
teaspountul 0t limestone phosphate d
to wash 0u. o5 the thirty fer, ( bowel, ~,
previous day : accumulation If no,So,
and toxins and 10 ccn thc ca;.rc lmcn
tarv canal clean. pure And .resh
Those Who are subject Ed SICK bead
ache. colds, oihousncSs, rousupatioa
other VINO wake up with bad taste, fou,
breath, backache, z-eumatic stiffness
at nave sour gasSy stomach after
meals, are urged % get a quarter pound
of limestone phosphate from The drug store
and begin practIcing internal sanitation
This VIII cost very little, but Is suficicn.
ID make anyone an enthusiast on the
subject
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
AGRTCtLTRTAL PAPER.
tounty Farm Bureaus Print Monthly
Newspaper in Interest of the Work

The county farm bureaus of Del
vare, through fhev cenfr1l ofFicr inrafrI
# Delawarc College Newark will pub
ilsh 2 monthly uows paper for the bone
fif ~ her momber~ and a'hnrs interested
iu th" agricultural development ~ fhr
state he November -sfic uh,ch Has
conc n nur attention II 4 four pagc
brce column ncns -href and wcll Ius-
rated With Two photographs noung
NJ results tho wGrnon have sactjrrd ~
'hrlr canning campaign and uhar tnc
Girls Canning Clubs havc done
The purpose ~ this ganer + ~ tiee
Az news and activitiee If the three
nnty farm bureaus. the work that ii
'eng conducted bY fhern through helr
pald leaders the county agents and
nome demonstration agents and also
tn publish the results Of slIccpzsful farm
md homo demonstrations. results of
bny1 and girls home projects and -Jc-
ecsstnl farm prartIccs bv the members
themselves From now on each member
RiI 1e kept informed 0f tnc work Bong
aarrIcd s-t pv hls flrm r1yeau
eEor1itive formittcr or ronmuntv
oommitter which rili make II r,nssl-
h.e f1F members f9 e0-orerate more
riGseir md advantageo ustv t1th thc
arm tAreal, which alter aii IS their 1wn
lrganlLatlon
The farm bureaus have made zoo.i
n Delaware aven though hev nave
pecn recently established me most
difficult period II the organization. that
q I ne tlrst vear, mas passed. and more
constructive plan and program may
be arrled out. since peace X ii -Ignt.
Every tarm bureau member viii get
more nan value received from the Farm
Bureau News alone f9r me membership
iiies, even Il he does not proht from the
q her activities ~ the organization.
he paper IS also being -rnt 10 the
oranges. banks md ne,uDers ii the
boys AMI glri- ei4b rork
I.vere member ought rs -,lpport his
arm bureau and help improve he Barn,
35ureaH News WITH ne resjuts secured
the past eeaF t0 back them 10. f IS relr
ha1 ne arm bureaus viii BE able to
i3lble heir membership Ia each county
over rhat II a,t wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
QUEBEC UNDER FLOOD WAVE.
st. Lawrence Torrent Does 81 .000. .00a
Damage.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
Quebec, Nov 10 The flood Wnvr hat
swept up the st Lawrence last night,
causing damage here estimated IT about
Il million dollars, wrought immense de
struction to river villages and towns b.
tween Quebec and Three Rivers. II was
learned today.
Many summer houses were swept
away, and stretches of the Quebec railway
roadbed between this city and 81 Anne
dc l}cauprc were washed ont IN M
known schooner was swept ashore, . total
wreck, two vessels were reported in pre-
carIous position, and u steam hafRe was
seen flashing distress signals early TODAY.
The village of Batlscan, II miles
northeast Of Montreal. IS IN flames Part
oi the village was submerged by lie flood
tide
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
GENERAL SESSION COURT.
Various Matters Disposed Of by tho
Judges This Morning.

IN I'll, Court Of General Sessions today
" iIam Ire Negro. charged With as
-aulting Emily Hammer. aged - wears.
Of ol7 Nc~t sixth street, with fclonlou~
intent. changed Ills pIca g guilty "
common assault and uiS sentenced br
Judge Boycc - ra1 the costs q pro
secution and ~ imprisoned ono Year
Holmes bones charged with the larceny
OF crushed s. one from the John \ Bader
Go. attempted "a make statement and
would rot deslSt until Judge R"ycc told
linn "a cease annoying tho court after
which H. left the courtroom
John N4Ihav~hs lIcNandcr Char-
torrc>hi. Adam Nozl~hl ani John smith.
charged with tito iarcca< 81 SMALL
quantity ii pork and sausage from fhc
Wilmington Provision ~ their employer
pleaded guilty on suggestion ot tirT
T. JoeIyu. attorney, and WcTo sentenced
hv Judge Boyce 70 psy restitution money
and serve terms 81 Imprisonment MAJ
hov>kl. Chartorrc>ki and Eozi>k tWn
months each and smith three months
John Rothman found CuIltN 81 ur-
ltufuIl> furnishing heron q JOHN Earne~
nt- sentenced by Judge BDycn 20 paS
The costs ot prose- u1l0n and lc imprisoned
tuo months Deputy tGornc> -trnor,d
C,recn rc'lrcd tWo other ca~e~ against
HuthnlasI.
t..aruc1-CcneraI Rcraard' entered
nolia yfu>cggl IN several ta-r~ continued
from the September term
hi courtroom NJ ! before Judge
Bo>cc and Rice, a Jun, began hcarinc
the case d Ioadorc Ttlemau, charged
with uulaWlully exhibiting gaming
table ia the building on rhc southeast
corner Of Second and Walnut street
1t which game nt chance. called poker.
was PLAYED for moncy AttoTne1-tencr4I
Rcnhardi conducted the prosecution,
and J. frank Bali was council for tn,
defense.
When outiinIne ii, ca>y Mr. Rcinhardr
sald il game ~ iargc proportions was
PLAYED On Ittlemal premises, one man
having lost $500 i.4t ,ad not belong fu
him and another man having lost 81 800
Meyer Bolton of hester, Pa, testified
that while hc pa~ passing Trleman
place on JeWl>h hoHday New ear
the proprietor invited EIm 10 enter tile
building and play 4 game. : M there
was fellow upstairs and tLc1 could MAKE
some MONEY Bolton accepted the in
NItation, ana : game 81 stud poker Was
started, the pl4xcr~. be,Idc~ 1Iticnan and
Bolton. conSiSti,. III Harry Goodman ana
PLAYED with q >tTugit deck, although
marked cards were il tho house. but lie.
IItleTnan and Lincoln vcfc partners and
eIgnaled each other Goodman lost S70
or $50, which Bolton said was divided
among the other players On cross
examination the WltnesS admitted he
cheated while plal1ng The game
Court took i recess until 30 O clock
this afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
FINISHED HIS CHICKEN.
Officers Permitted Negro to In or His
Supper Before Being Arrested.

Thoma, Could Negro viii be ar
raigned before Naa~tatc Gllll- to-
night on 4 charge i. .--auiting Wallace
Thomas, colored
\ party wa~ giren ia-' Friday night
at Susan Black,ol, home. near Buck
bridge, and because i brass band. adj
vcrtlsed 70 be ~ attendance. failed I'll
appear some d the dancer, bcrauYc
angry and udulgcd III proml~cuoi>
shooting Ihona-. Who was shot III tia
arm and Side. allie cs could assaulted
INN. Goitd va, arrested hast night hv
state Detective Met III anl Constable
Whittlngton When lhc officers reached
his house Gos.ld was 1T supper. eating
chicken, ana ~ request his arrest vas
delayed until he had finished eating
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
WAR WORK GIFTS
FRC ! MANY PLANTS
Manufacturers Committee Made
Splendid Showing in
Recent Drive.

Facing many handicaps and diff
cultics of varied sorts, { he report made bY
the Manufacturers Committee oi the
United War Work campaign, Of
which Henry L. Scott was chairman, was
splendid. when all of the emharrassments
were considered In round figures, about
100000 was obtained by tins team.
The sum would have been double thiS
amount il all the contributions OF the
plants had been merged
The section of the industries oi when
James B Owens had charge reported ne
following subscriptions. Alexander /.
(richton. 500: Delaware Leather 60 =.
s4I2 50: Electric Hose and Rubber Co,
S6q3. Lea Milling Co. 81 10; Npeakman
Co. SLIPS: Joseph \ Nogcl Co. $500;
Wilmington Blcachcrv Co. Si1 20; Pull
man Co, S73I + T. Nlocomb Go, s2lS.-
81: John Hand and Sons 90. s2lS.35:
Delaware Hosiery Go, $50; Diamond
State Fibre Co. S6l
The Joseph Fan roft and Sons O re
ported subscriptions totalhnG S3,I,",
The Industries canvasscd by \. Rae
duBcll made contributions rs follows.
\. l.. Hcndcrcrs Sons. Sl35, Trump
Brothers Machine 60, $f35; Hartmann
4 Fehrcnhach Brewing Co, Sl3l
Liberty Morocco Co. S100, J T. Rhodes
and Sons Sii3. american Nulcaulzcd
Fibre Co SfN1. mlscc .lancouS. including
Swift and Co. $50 and Tanners Pro
duets Go 5000 Sis; Lynch Construrt-
ion Co. ST., l59
las t. Stem efforts total"d a7 follows;
Delaware MILLS so. = Harlan plant,
$9,92779. Harms Engine Go. Sl6,
puscv and Jones. 50. los Is. Walker and
Elliott SIS. Remington Machine Co,
S252 Wilmington and Philadclp' u
Traction Co, SOL Is. Wilmington sash
Door Go. SIS. Charles Warner Co.,
SS23 81
{ Stcvar; Leo reported subscriptions
from \ G and | Go, Sf,731.l1. Nc
Culough plant SO. Eastern MallcahIr
Iron %. 81 fo5 1 Rlumcnthal and Co,
$4,000. Artillery 60 SOB 81 lohdcll
tar Wheel plant, s., 400 IS; Hilloe and
Jone, plant, S64t. 30. Pvntcs g.. Sli'-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
ORDER BUOY CHANGED.
Menace TO Navigation on Christiana
River Removed.

/ ID Shuman district engineer Tor Tia,
| s government. IN charge of the Della
ware river work has informed the HartoI
commissioners thai hc has directed that
The location II Il bIot ~ The mouth Of tho
Christllua riyrr, which would direct the
dumping Of rock damaging 10 navigation
b. changed Tie engineer considered
the protests made by the local interests.
among them the Harbor Board, and
finally agreed 10 make the changes as
desired
Two loads If rock had been dumped
At the mouth of the CAristiana, but these
were put in a hole, that will not affect
navigation
Tie members Of the Harbor Board
vii meet this afternoon, to consider q
report the board proposes to make 10
City Council, relative to D progressive
program for harbor Improvement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
MORE Hun REPUBLICS;
TWO PRlNCIPAlITIES SHIFT

Ry Associatc, Press % Every Evening
London. Nov Ia The pnncpahIcs
IT ~chwarzburg- -R,idolStadt and Nchaum-
lprg-lIppc have hecn declared rcPuhIic>,
according "a 4 German wireless message
The Dict nf Saxc-CohurG and t'otha
advocates the joining of the DUchy to
Bavaria
The soldiers and Workers ouncil ST
C.a<Sd says Field Marshal von iilndcn-
burg = under tile protection oi The
council
Pans. NOV - 4 great festival Was
hcrd Monday ught II Numcn 1" celebrate
til, ~uccc~- 81 tile revolution IL Bavaria
\Il the members ~ fhc cabinet attended
ana all sections oi Bavaria were repre-
~,u,cI Kurt ilsncr the Bavarian pre-
uicr made 4 >pccch ii which hc sand
.'Th, past Is dead Woe t. those daT-
!ng t0 revive IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
COUNTY BALANCES.

County Treasurer Charles Il LIP
pincott reported IL The Levy Court to
eE,v that New Castle county has cur
rent funds mounting Il S@l>.t71. Is
aud miscellaneous roads account Of
>l7N63
He also reported tie following funds
for the maintenance Of dirt roads Chris
tlaua hundred, Sl6,0l469. Mill Creek
S7.53i 20 White Clay Creek S4646 NJ,
PencatIer. Sa,4il -, \cw castle, ST.
q3l y. Red Lion, $5.314.63, st Georges
S6 20 80 AppoQuinlmnk S2.53l s.,
Blachbira. 81 90 2S, BrandvwInc, s..
I'D -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
NEW PETIT Jt Rl-
Panel Drawn 10 Serve in Court Two
Weeks Starting November 26.

.Iirv commissioners Robert ID. Kemp
,rd David & Rose have drawn the tol-
loving pc,i; jurors for ~" Court of t,cf-
crl Sessions and superior Court period
beginning November ~
ilr>t Representative district Harley
Matthews Wilmer J. t'rr"l Leu j
DugAn Iam,~ AlcUugh.
second = Howard NcC Cov. ~harp,e-s
lIanbv, Harry Moulin Herbert II White
Ttnrd -Ell>ha r Ewlng, Il Henry
Gr.cr, Frank Brown, Harry " Roberts
Fourth-Gilbcr, Barrett, George T.
Ilnk NeAander Il Barker William \.
Russell
Fifth Barney J McVcy Elmer b.
Brown, John I Dirs"y Richard c. Nc
Alulin.
>lAth William L. husbands, Jr, Win
field : Clark
seventh Richard Rothwell, Edwin W
Parnell
ElchtE Iryin Mccall, Eli Hollett, Jr
Nluth-NillIam T. Crow, Charles Me
,uil
Tenth James c. King. Francis Thicl-
man
Eleventh frank Comfy Raymond Nc
Twelfth -C.corgc W Crime. II Nor
Thirteenth Elwood Williams Wright
Copp4ge
Fourteenth Nathanicl W Cue,sford.
john J. Collins
Fifteenth -Roter' u Walton Joseph
4 Budd
l.c following additional pctit jurors
also have been drawn
lir-t Representative district James
t}rInnoIt
second Leonard l.. Purks
lhrd AIe1andcr ]. Butler.
Fourth William Abbctgcf.
lith SIMON r. Dohcrty
~lAtu NliiaIn J.. Simon
seventh Edmund Hawke
Iighth Henry Mitchell
Ninth Harry n Reed
Tenth Albert J. Clayton
Eleventh Charles ScLrader.
Twelfth Harry R Price
Thirteenth Edwin S. Zachies.
Fourteenth Fred a. CHM
Fifteenth Wilmer G. Staats
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
TO BE EXAMINED
Exemption Board No Summons Regis
trants To Appear Tomorrow.

Wesley Hubert. s2S 1atnaIl street
Martin Francis O kccfr 623 W eth
Nicolas G. Nagloras. sl7 Market
Al0nzo ID Miller. 9 81 Helena Road.
George - Garfield. 0l6 W Sth
Joseph J Patterson, i727 Union
hlfrcd Penn care !. 6 Barrett, l0l
Market street
Andrew Nation, lO25 Orange
Frederic \ Rommcl lOil " Sth
Charles \ C'nrdwrll. 6l4 \ Rroomc.
Edward & Murphy 9Ol Tatnall
George y t,aInc, Sll Orange
Hurley II 0xcnridcr. los " 9th
.Iohn ! CAuu. GOO NcSt
William L B.rd N y 0n7 Del Ave
Clarence Murry Koaney. 1920 " Sth
Russell Vi Bo,d. ILL., Delaware Ave
Joseph ID jackson ,Ir i05 " 10Th
William y Sharp il0l Madison
Clarence u Chaffe,r. 7 . Drawer OPS
NirgrcO nuntnn, u b06 " 10th
l'rtncie \ kcelev. 1901 ~halcroes Ave.
Donnie palata co. Scott
George Moore TaIt Navarro apis
James II Bland So Orange
RAYMOND Hargis SO Orange
Jos 4 Clrsman Hotel Cassidy, eth
and Shplcy
Samuel il. strong, General Delivery.
Bridgeport Conn
William / Gray. 1912 Laurel
Ilarry i CrpSscv oil SMplcy
Harvc, ! Mcclure, AO3 W eth
Joseph " jerks sos Van Buren,
John Joseph Mccall 7i6 y Franklin
Eugene 7 lIazzard 1888 lincoln
Charles II Reed, 500 Adams
CALVIN Bnulngham 1923 Scott
Charles ; Thompson, OPS " 9th
Nlhcrt + Sachcr. ~t7 Iatnal
samuel Men. 1887 Orange
Curry ~hetkloy, lll3 Cmppcy
William " Mahan 1909 .ratnall
John / German 1905 Scott
Fdw ara Foreman. 500 Nolaston.
Paul Il Carr 1908 Ilncoln
George u Mcllck 0I5 Adam,
Chester N Pierce 1911 du Pont
George : Capcllc, II 1871 GIIpm tvo
Ntlban Boylc SIS Wc~t
iIcrarr' 1 Wmtford. care du Pont
i larkSonyilc tn
Paul \ yuch 1000 Nondiawn Ave
lrn,s, ] Peoples l425 " ondiawn Aye.
iarrs " Rullcn 1868 " 18th
Ii,r.c II Dawdcll 900 jefferson
William II. Corlc> i0- " 18th
RAYMOND Il Richards SO adams
jane, Il Ducau. IS Rockford Road
ClarIr~ " A,cr~t IGO7 Washington.
Ir,aJ 4 4, t2n v 1th.
lrama layior + Linden
iohu Lows. t~n1 " ~fn
\frrd Walsh, llll " 18th
NIIlcrt )av-. 1901 Lincoln
\rcottt J. hnFv. 107 Nc-t
lohu \ ~litn. nt- ~'apat
Mar>In " Efoad.iu, Riid', Ayo
Matter : Mrt ate " I'.h
Lo1u~ I so, 7l7 Ills hc
Iicrnclt B sianl- -.
.I:.iu,~ 4 Hanna. llu " >tl
Ruicr: /. Calr l2l9 Chppcv
Pc,nudo AIara-clo, POI y hth
Hugh z Mulhcnn. l7O1 ". 1911
John Nj Culough 81 Ivy Road
! T McNama," 2O0J Lincoln
James J. Taylor 1916 Shailcross ave
Cornelius Morris. ( Beatty Place
rank z Greenwood GOl \ harrison
Gcorgc Z Tucker. Sl3 Market
Ernest II Buckley 92O Lowering Ave
Clarence Caulk 800 " Sth.
Harry & lIh~. oil " 18th
IIomi " Meyer 9lha q Woodlawn Av
William T Long 1928 NoodIawn Ave
George f. Loper 1905 " 9th
William l.. Wood, lOll Madison
Cha ~cIim> Brown, 203 " Sth
John A Anderson, l0l4 1a1nall
George i. Williams. $50 " 9h
L4res +. Colgon, 1906 " llth.
Milton Smith. 100 \ Lincoln.
frank Morton, 1906 Mt Salem Lane
John Douglas Sl} Orange
L. Roy Foster, Gil y Adams.
Robert. .Stcyen>on, 1917 Shallcross Ave.
Clifford v Bcthard. l205 " 9th
Leslie IT, Porter - IVY Road
Luther l. Wancu 1916 " 10th
LOUIS + Ilorlollc 1924 y 9Th.
IImcr G CloG-cr l505 v 9TH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
GRACE CHURCH PASTORATE.
Bishop W. r. Mcdowell 10 Confer With
Superintendent Watt and Grace People.

4 conference Is % De held At Grace
N II Church this afternoon for considers
tlon of the call extended by Foundry Nj f.
Church Of Washington to Rev Herbert
f. Randolph, now pastor Of Grace, to
become its pastor At this conference
il is expected. decision will be reached
When DR. Randolph was seen this morning
he said the matter had not then been
decided
At the conference, it j. expected, there
viii be IN attendance Bishop w r. Nc
Dowell d Washngton DR. Robert Watt,
superintendent of Wilmington district;
Dr Randolph and Grace Church officials
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
MORMON CHURCH HEAD DIES.
Joseph i. Smith was Opponent of Polyg
amoue Marriages.

y Associated Press fn Every Ev ening
Salt Lake City, tab. Nov - Joseph
/ smith President ~ the Church nf
jcsii- C'hrist Of latter tlnv SAINTS. Norinonl
died at his home early today after long
illness
Death was due indirectly - paralytie
stroke suffered last April Ndviih
standing his illness President Smith ~
tended the recent scni annual ennfereuee
Of the church. held the first week of 0cfo-
her and spoke strongly against polYe
amous marriages. which Il was ruporad
had been surrcptitio,islv performed during
the last few wears
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
WORK OR FIGHT"
Employment Service Of Kansas trying
Enactment Of Local Laws on subject.

because of he IneqWty involved n
asking workers Il some eases 10 leave
their homes ana families 10 take lp
essential work while q few chronic work
ers are engaged "a no work at al. rhe
state Advlsory Board q the United
states Employment service in Kansas
S requesting eveT city and town In
hat state which has not already lone
y. ~ enact work Or night ordinances
and rigidly enforce them
The mayors of all municipalities In
ne state are being asked 70 advise the
FEDERAL director oi me Employment
service whether pr not their cities Rill
enact such rulings, or IN case such ordi-
nances are already h effect whether
they are being properly enforced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
CONGRESS READY TO AD J0IRN
business All Disposed Of and Session
viii End THURSDAY

Nv AsEp'Iatod rross to Fvcry Evoninz
Washington, Nov 10 Congrese MI
adjourn Thursday The only remaining
important legislation was disposed af
YESTERDAY through pnaspgr Is thc Spnate
of tho emergency agricultural apprapra
tion lll with ns provision for "war tine
prohibition. tdprnnent viii prevent
tho present 5. -~ion merging INTO tic thr.l
land fnal session Of thes-iNy ytifth Congress
which will convene Dcrcmher =,
Dunng the Adjournment the senate
Finance ornmitfcc will contlnnr its
revision OF the revenue blIl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
oraLNEsa t,.rREA-Es II -.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

By Associated Press u Every Evening
hlcago. Npv .4 4iOgs -nrf pr-
5000. market uosLiv lg r0 iI -u-
.g"er ia butcher 4ld ghr nogs gacsl 1
grades .oW ana weak Butchers sI- 5,a
II - lghf Sl7 00aI7 - packing 2l6.1t
IL 80. throWo4t-. SIJWhI1-5 Hgs
good 80 caoIce. Sl3 0Oai4OO
Cattle receipts. 5000 native -ee
low 10 4neveniy lower most decline 81
$3.50 II 800 grades western stears
,tca4y butcher cattle. SLOW, mostly s
- - cents lower, calves -fruug
sheep reoelpts -7,0OO, -,4ppiy 3tt
getting Ia opening saies steady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
BOLSHEsIkI BEATEN BACH.
Repuised on Dyna River by Americans
and British

ny Associated Pr,s> 70 Every Evening
irchangcl Wednesday, Noy T.
Bol~hcyIk forces have resumed their
attacks against the American and British
position At IuIgas, on the Dvlna river
ihcy have been rcpulsed with severe
losses
On the morning of November H. after
i heavy bombarImcnt from their gun
boats and hargc ii thcriver, the Bolshevlk
infantry storrncd til, tlIled barbed NIre
nutanglemcnt~ and succeeded tenpe-
rarh IN reaching the gun emplaeement,
of the CanadInn artillery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
Wisconsin University Head Dead

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Madison His Nap II President
Charles II Nan llI~f ot the nlyer9its Of
Wisconsin dlrd II Milwaukee tins morn
my, according % information received
here hv Dean Bridge Of the | ulvcrsity
lie went to Milwaukee last friday for i
slight operation on his nose, omplif,tie rs
developed and meningitis set in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
Given Nariet, Shower.

\ tleIightfu surprise Mas given Miss
Nellie II Mckay, 1T her home, when Il
number ri glrl friends gave tier a variety
shower. ii honor of her coming marriage
to Joseph ] Mclaughlin formerly Of
Philadelphia, but now of Bloomfield \ i.
Miss Mckay received many glfts, winch
Wtre quantity arranged III 4 tent which
together with j Jack . Lantern. WIS
suspcndedfrom thechandellcr The houses
was attraetivrly decorated with autumn
leaves The tyemng Mas pleasantly spent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
VAR CHANGES DIRECTORATE.
This Developed at the Annual Meeting Of
the Bay State Gas %. Today

Ilr annual meeting Ut hr stockholders
of fe BAY state ,a- p aa- tIeld today
- fHe COMPANY a.l.rr~ ia the Ford
i{taadlHg ~ith -d7l jl- shares # ,terh
led Directors Were elected IS follow
iaar44. II Lawson Frank AIee Il
Iarr. Miller NeRrli Bal JOHN
Abbott ] Alct ommon~
isIz gives the sam membership aS fhe
eIa board WITH the exception = Mr..
BJil Nao repiact> / 4 Nc~WeeueE.
Mo resigned "a rsa4nt 81 a5, .o!nag
j itladau regiment 4 tae rom several
months :l5o.
The ne& bolrI organized es a.er'lng
tb5 following tee.- President heass-
" Lawson Alee-preellen. ] rams
Alec, secretary and treasurer y Harry
AlIIl.I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
Priority List { CANCELLED

b. Associated Press u Every Eyenine
Washington, Nov 10 The preference
list Of the war Industries board under
which war plants were gwen priority Of
material, fuel, transportation facilities and
labor to complete the war program will
be cancelled at once, prionties Columis-
sioner Edwin Is Parker announced today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
Strike Rumor Denied

rumor VAS current today 10 the
effect that there was i strike IL the works
ii the Artillery tuse Co but emphatic
denial vas made by the management,
who stated also that everything was
going along as usual
An oiiicisel u the company -aid eight
etuplopes htd quil after il Lad been
learned That tile working time had heen
reduced Il cieht hours 4 DAY bA dlree-
ton q the government, thu reducing
the pay.