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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, u. 5.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark,
July 10. 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Abe I.
Caldwell. OF Gladstone. Arkansas, who,
ON July s, 1914, made Homestead en-
try No. O10992, for 8 1-2 NE Ia Sc
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue and authority of an execution is
sued and to me directed On the 10Th
day of June, 1918, and to me deliv-
cred on the Goth day Of June. 1913,
by the clerk of the Supreme Court OF
the State of Arkansas, in favor of the
w. II. Rawleigh Medical Co, and
against j. IL. Rose, j have this day
levied on and will offer for sale al
public auction to the highest bidder
at the west front door OF the court
house, in the City of Hot Springs
Garland county, Arkansas, on the
oath day Of August, 1918. at 12 O'Clock
noon, all the right, title and interest
of the above named defendant in and
to the following described real es-
tate, towit:
All of lots III, IFS and 179 of Mel
lard & Belding's addition to the City
OF Hot Springs, Ark; also all of lot
eleven (lD in block IL Ledwigde's
subdivision of parts Of blocks 1853 and
1853 of the City of Hot Springs, Ark.
as mapped and plated by the IT, S.
hot Springs Commission.
All of the NV IA of Section "a.
Township 2 S. Range Is west. con-
tanning 100 acres. all in Garland
County Ark
Terms of sale; TO be sold on a
credit of three months, purchaser to
give bond with approved security to
secure payment of purchase money.
Witness my hand az sheriff of Gar
land County, Ark, this the Bird day
| OF August 1918.
h. o. SMITH. Sheriff.
BY W. Curl, ID. s.
Sunday,
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FOR SALE Maxwell five passenger
automobile; self starter; in good con
dftion; terms Phone 79S.
S-23-tf
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court OF Garland
County, Ark.
III. ]. Maxey, plaintiff, vs., Mamie
T.. Maxey, defendant.
The defendant. Mamie Il. Maxey,
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
OF the plaintiff, II. ]. Maxey.
Witness my hand and the seal oil
aid court this 9Th day of August
1918.
+. w. ROWIl1S, Clerk.
II. p. CHAPPEI-L, Atty, I'D Iitem.
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Hot Springs lodge No 800 b. r. O r.,
meets every Wednesday evening ut $50
sharp. at their new hall. corner. Spring
and Valley streets. Visiting brothers
Cordially invited
Il. H. BANCROFT. f.. y.
Robt Wilson, Secretary.
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TRAINH DEPART.

TRAINS DEPART.
1886 y. m-No. 200. to Little Koch
and Memphis. Parlor car and diner Hot
Springs to Memphis. y
$50 D. m.--No. IS. St Iouis-Ho
Springs special, to Little Rock. Memphis.
st. Louis and Chicago.
6:55 a. m--No. S34, to Little Rock.
ST. Louis and Texas points.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
1915 a. m.-No. IL, Hot Springs
Special from Chicago st. Louis, Mem
phis and Little f<ock
3:O5 p. Mo. PIG. from Memphis
Little Rock. Parlor car and diner
1920 D. m.-No. 1853, from St Louis
and Little Rock
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suMprER LODGE NO. arc 3. q a. M

South Hot Springs, corner West
Grand and Fifth streets. Regular
communications second and fourth
Fridays at 8 O'Clock pm. Sidney IL.
Sims, w VI. Roy p. Ermey, Secfe-
tary.
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EASTERN STAN.

Hot Springs Chapter. No, 60. O. Il. D.
Masonic Temple. thhh Monday at nm.
MRS. ADEAN ELLSWORTH,
Worthy Matron
Miss Blanche Bailey. Iecre airy.
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Masonic.

Hot Springs Commandery. no. 5. K IT,
meets every first Monday.
NJ c. HICKMAN. Recorder.
Hot Springs Council No. 20. r.. a. ,.
M. meets every second Monday a.tss
F. J. GREEN. T. I. M.
M. G. HICKMAN. Recorder. :.
hot Springs Chapter No. AZ. X. a. NJ.
meets every second and fourth Monday.
NJ. II CAMP BELL. III. p.
M c. HICKMAN. Secretary.
hot Springs rdge No. g.. Il A: NJ
Masonic Ternpls. first and third Frfda W
Il. ]. BLEDSOE. w. NJ.
M. c. HICKMAN. Secretary.
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DR.. J. r. Merritt 10 now located in
the Sumpter-Little Bldg Calls ans
wered day or night. Phones---offics
kll: residence. 426.
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Silver Leaf Camp No, $. W. o. w.
meets second aud fourth Friday 'dxht.
at w. O. w. hall. 2s2b valley street.
II A. WHEATLEY. G. g.
John t.. Jones. Clerk.
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LOST AND FDUND

LOST-Automobile tire 34x4 nom skid
between Hot Springs and Little Rock
Monday, Ang 18th, Liberal reward.
address Hotel Como, Hot Springs,
Ark S-22-3t
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MODERN wOODMftN OF AMERICA
Hot Springs Camp 13343 meets sec-
md and fourth: Wednesdays at the *.
p. hall George ID. Midkiff. consul:
e. &c. Kyle. cletls Clerks office
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kN,ours OF coluMsus.

Hot Springs Council No. 174G. Knight
cf Columbus meets every first and third
Thursday In their new hall. second fio0l
OF the building at the northwest cornei
OF Bath aud Exchange streets. Visitors
cordially invited 30 attend. ~.
w NJ #. COLE, g. X.
HARRY DOUGHERTY. ID. @. &
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HARRY DouGIIERTY
ROYAL Nr,ernoHs,

vapor CITY CamD No b777, RovAl
Neighbours or America meets first and
third Wednesday OF each month In thu
NJ w. A. hall. Visiting ~eighhnrs are
welcome.
MRS ANNA WILLIAMS, Oracle.
Emma Harsh. Recorder.
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TIME TABLES
s><> 80 >.N~p,e>>>o
Chicago, ~ Rock Island
and Pacific.

TRAINS ttEPARr.
100 pm. daily. New York and ChicaSe
limited. connects ~ Aempnis toE ~
points ksIkNgAI.
vern through train--connectng at Little
Rock for Oklahoma and California.
500 p. m. daily. Little Rock and Mall
vern. Memphis and Oklahoma.
TRAINS ARRIVE
$50 a m. daily from Memphis and
Little Rock and Malvern.
1855 pm daily. from Memphis. New
York. Chicago and all points.
$40 D. IN. daily. from Little Rock. NAL
.cra and Oklahoma.
No 40. the I:vU PIN. train. has through
steel sleepers to Chicago and KAnsa1
City. parior car to Memphk. dining CO
from Little ROCK.
Elegant coaches 10 Memphis ana Chi
cago. Makos connection ut Memphis fos
all points.
No. GIG. the 500 pm. train. has
through sleeper to Memphis. also makes
connection at Little Hook for OkiAhona
C1U.
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ron SALE
FOR SALE.

In order to stop storage we will sell
the following for less tnan their real
value:
i upright Barnes piano.
large Majestic hotel range.
I hotel dish warmer.
] large broiler for charcoal or gas
! old English buffet.
genuine leather settees.
I genuine leather office chairs.
l gas mantle heater complete.
III interested call at Richmond hotel
or phone 1884,.
Remember these goods must be soil
by August 3Oth. S-24-St
FOR SALE Maxwell five passenger
automobile; self starter; in good con-
dftion; terms Phone 79S.
S-23-tf
FOR SALE COW. Phone sos.
S-23-1wll
FOR TRADE Desirable improved
real estate for automobile. Mrs. NJ. 5
Cobb. Telephone 1164. S-23- f
FOR SAlIE-Medical books and sur
sical instruments. Can evenings be
tween and 8 o'clock lO5 Park Ter
race. 500 IT
FOR SAl.l0-Clean stock of groceries.
III good location. Phone 1883.
S-10-tf
FOR SAl4E-Small grocery store and
fixtures; good location Phone 676.
S-19-Gt
$4,000 for quick sale Confectionery
and fruit stand Doing good business.
Gil Central avenue, across from Cen
trail theatre. S2l ct
FOR SAlJE-Ford car in good condi-
ton. Phone 1892 Sd IT
FOR SAllEy-Lafee gas range suitable
for hotel or large family. Phone 1890.
S-2l-tf.
FOR SAIiE-HOrse; good all-round
saddle and driving horse. years nd,
at reasonable price. Call at Southern
Hardware Co. S-2l-lwk.
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Try a Sentinel-Record Want Ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
WANT MORE. MONEY.
Department Requests Considered by
Members OF tity Council

Members al tttt Oouneti -tftlbg -
a committee 81 tho Whole I4>t nigbt
received budgets from tWe additional
city departments tic Board 81 Health
and the othrtals # the Police Pension
Fund The II, appropriaie@ 5000
year 10 tho Pension FUND Under an
net Of the legislature. winch provides
that 81 600 ni tins amount Is 10 be m
vested IN bonds The amount ,sked b.
the Pension Fund trIstccs for the coming
year Is s. l60 OF g Ito over the usual
appropriation which u necessary 10 care
for the Is pensioners on the list for the
remainder Of the fiscal year
The Board OF Health budget. which
Was presented 10y James ] GahIli, Soc
rotary. calls for M increase Of 5000 in
that department appropriation for next
year 1t now Is receiving $1,000 This
proposed budget stated that an auto
mobile was needed for the office and ono
new typewriter was needed. IL well rs
repairs to two other machines IN the office
There was "a lively discussion over the
collection OF garbage, dc. Council took
no action on the board request
In regard to the police pension fund
trustee Gaynor SAID the income, totaled
So 100 last year. whereas the expenditures
totalcd sl0,320 paid ont IN pension to
II men. Mr. Nlcgear stated that st the
present time there were Is men eligible
To retirement, but that lac hoped that the
men would consider It their patriotic
duty to remain at their posts At this time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
HUNTING WORST BOY.
Novel Hunt of the Country Brings Search
erS to Wilmington

In quest Tor the worst boy IA Amer
ica the party making the search spent
today IN Wilmington, comforting with
Mayor Lawson and other officials
The hunt started IN ,hicago on MAY 3.
On that date Joe Wllefs. l., and Man
ford Haskell, Is, began a tour Of the
larger American cities Many places
Of larger population, have already been
visited and yesterday evening the party
@e5@u III number arrived in Wilmington
There are four women social workers
among the number and fhe party is in
charge II Jack Robbins original Big
| Brother and founder Of the Bows
Brotherhood Republic. at Chicago. four
years ago Joe Wilens Is MAYOR and
Manford Haskell IS city clerk Of the
republic
Yesterday Mr. Robbins and the NO
boys called on President Wilson 4t
| Washington ana were told by the Chlrf
Executive that good work is being done
by the party because BOYS who are not
reached by the Y VI G. 4. Boy Scouts
or charitable organizations are found
by the republic officials and transformed
into good bows who no doubt vii become
useful citizens
The object in finding thu worst boy
Is 70 reform him, as well as q host q
others who are not rs good as they ought
to be
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
MARCHING MEN USE
ALL i. S. SOLE Leaf Their
"Pershing Shoe Will Further
Dcplete Stock. Tanners Arc
Told at Shore Meeting
nv Associated Press 10 r,cr. Evening

by Associated Press 10 ivory Evening
Atlantic CITY. \ ! Nav 10 De
mands of Americas fighting forcee arc
consuming practically MI If tho sole
leather produced ~ thie rolintrs and the
Same is irue of tho hatneas leather aud
general equipment according TO Speakers
before the National Assucintion 81 Tan
n"rs and participating organizations 81
the tanners council ~ convention here
Sole leather requirements of the gov
eminent nj present averagr 30. 900 per
feet saddles Of hides n month the dele
gates were told
These requirements arc expected 10
largely increase when the manufacture
of the now Toreh,na shoe starts with
the perfection of thr necessary machinery
This nov type # ahoe, il was stated
will cost twice IS much rs the present
army footeear and wlli have itr uppera
rivptrd together. aolcs hohnalled instead
~ apwcd and wll he made inside out
tho rntrcated surface on the outside r.
pe,1ni, q more lasting oil treatment r.
waterproof the huots which wil have a
seni rigid hox toe instead ~ the present
snft type II will have four snlea and
will he aeveral inches higher than tho arm Y
shoos now worn
Tho delegates were also told Of fine
leather mncaaun whoh - - he worn
insidc rubber hoata - prevent trench
feet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
A. N. f. CONFERENCE
CONVENES TODAY
Bishop Tyrec Of Tennessee Pre-
sided and Officers Were
Elected.

The I02d annual session 81 the
Philadelphia African If T. Conference
wns opened this morning at the Bethel
church, Sixth and Walnut streets, wlth a
devotional scrvre
bishop EYnns Tyree Of Nashville.
Tenn was IN attendance, and was aesiat
ed hv plahop John Hurst of Baltimore
Rev {, T. TWINS, Ex-preslding Elder 81
The Wilmington District, ! ] Moore, the
oldest active member Of the conference,
Rev " II lIoxter - u. ex-paator ~
Bethel Church Rev vs. II King. ~
Steclton. Pa. Rev Frank Bradley If
Ianghorne. Pa. took Part IN the exercises
The annual sermon wns delivered 10y
Rev Coo T. Dickinson. of MsddletUwne
Transfers To this conference Of Row 4
Henry from South Florida A J
Erwlg from T.. Florida G I Minor from
Charleston. s &. II Tyree from : y
Tcxas. " 9 Armstrong from Baltimore.
aud ! X Holden. from New York wero
announced
Officers were elected as follows
Chief Secretary. \ brown, bafu"tte.
IN Recording Secretary. X Wright.
Devon. "a ASSISTANT Secretary, eenreo
f. Dickinson. Ntddloiovn Statistical
Secretary. IS & y Watkins Malvern
The sacranentaI Sermon wiil l'r preach
81 this evening ~ Rcg J 4 Reed. -
NorrIstown IA
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GITY COURT CASES
Pathetic Domestic Incident BEFORE the
Judge This Morning.

frank stout "a fItv Court TO-DAY
charged Mary iIamerski with he neglect
az her tWn-Year old child and Judge
Ihurchmah imposed fine ~ s2n and
costs srcnrdinR to Mr. STOUT he vent
~ the woman home and faund hor here
under the influence ~ hauor lie sad
IL tlId not think the wouutu 49, he
proper person to keep he rl.A.d and
asked that II be- turned uyex b, tho
father. tlcxander Ihr latter 49, charged
vlth support, ~ The woman, hnt
tins rase was dismissed
t5swald Mcpherson was arraIgncd IN
eharEe 81 larceny i being alleged THAT ho
stole > dog from brulamtu Beifor Of
1.522 Nesi street Mrs Beilor told dc
court that she had the dog nut Tor
walk when AIcPherson called # and took
# away Tho defendant was held under
800 bal Tor the Court ii General sos
slouA
I-tah Archc. coiorcd. charged with
assault and battery. by John Richards,
also eoInred. had ms case continued until
tomorrow
Willard sullivan. rolore, vas dl--
m7sed alter lsiug arralgned ou ehargo
81 assault aud battery Rheu II vas learned
that t.ertr,idc ~ecuc1. The complaining
witness tr-t trunk tho defcndanl
The ea-e ii fhomas t,ihbon-, eh~rgcd
with contempt II onn--upport order
had his case continued until net Tues
DAY
Rslpb I Blgbe cast pt non support
was continued Ipli 'om"rrea morning
Perry LOWS. Negro. pleadod mot
guilty - :, cbarg. ii assault AMI battery.
on William II Bell also eoiof.d and
the case Vas continued until Monda i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
THIEVES ENTER AND STEAL


rear windows 81 her nome have na Iah~
on them and II Wa an easy Iob for The
thieves 10 gam entrance Mr. t,'>ur
had left $40 on 'ha ldcbo8rd 10 have IL
banked TODAY, ami his together vltb Z;
belonging "a one Of heT small sons, wa
taken \ gold wrist watch cyera) rings
and two fountain nrn- we're also taken
\ great deal az >llvcr,arc Was on the
sldchosrd with tho money but this was
not touched
Tho home Of Ellen Porter. 323 south
jackson street. wa> also entered. but
nothing was taken \ grip belonging
to Mr. Cooke was found IN he ward Of a
Mrs tdams 3l5 South Jackson street
and screen was found removed from one
OF tho windoss and II IS thought that he
thieves were frightened off before gaming
an entrance
Il ytas moi case Of second story men
being al work for he thieves did not go TO
the serond story Of one of the houses but
confined their efforts 10 first floors only
The police have been notified and are
nov working on the case
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
II MORE CoNt RErE SHIPS.
Shipping Board Has ~ New Vessels 81
Same Type Under Construction

~ Associated PfesH "a Every Evening
Washington, May Is Immediate con
strtictinn uf IL concrete tank steamers
for ( he fuel oil trade. with a total capacity
Of l05. 600 tons and - four concrete cargo
vessels with q total capacity ~ i2.TD
tons. was decldcd an today IS ihc Shipping
BOARD
Tho now vessels all IT. IN addition r.
Is concrete ships totallng IL 100 toms
FOR winch the contracts already have been
left Eight of the nov ships VIII ho built
On tho Pacific coae' and the others IL
Atlantic cpast wards
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16

Only opened on Saturday, tlnhurst,
the new Wilmington suburban develop
m4ent on the Newport Pike opposite
Ashley. this morning started operations
FIR its first home + r Nansant d Sons
the contractors and they have plenned
n. Luild I; bungalow. which they hope
10 have ready the latter part Of next
month Further building interest ut
Elrnhurst is Indicated from the fact that
Architect John ID Thompson, Jr is
preparing plans for house estimated
TO cost between ST 900 and $4,000 for
Oscar Matthes There have been a
errat number of lrs already sold at
llnhur.t. Is IL is the plan of the manage
rncnt to encourage building operations
10 the fullest extent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
MAY 30 BALL GAMES
CASH FOR SOLDIERS
Admission Fees If Memorial Day
Contests for Athletic Clubs
Of Boys in Khaki
n, Asso~laled Press - rvery rveniog

~ Associated Press - Every Evening
fohnztown. Pa. MAY lG SPECIAL
benefit baseball games 10 ~ If the load
iug cities of The country on Memorial
Day IS the plan r. the National Baaeball
Federation. according - announcernen ~
to-day NJ he office pf The organization
Admission fees to the games will BE- turned
over ~ soldiers athletic funds ~ the War
Department commission on Training
amp bttigi'Ica
Wherever pyaslhio teams from the
various camps end cantopr,onte will meef
amafeur and soul ivnfot elonal clubs. IL e
announced
The amateur fnamz ~ the country have
already materially aided m raising tho
soldiers a'hlftir fund of $500 .NO. accord
ing a. y foport from Virgil + Ioeinriand.
If Detroit treasurer If ihr Federation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
|EP|SCOP AL|ANS
| ELECT OFFICERS
Business Transacted at the Do
cesar Convention Held
in Smyrna.

smyrna. Nav III The Episcopal dio-
ccsan convention. held here yesterday.
elected the following officers.
Secretary, John = t'rohc. treasurer
Frederick Brinrhurst: registrar, Professor
II II AInv
The Standlne Committee ~ rs tol-
lows: Rev William II Ieird, - u,
Rev. Rcnlarnin T. Th,anp7on Rev
Frederick VI kirkus Judge Edward &.
bradford md Wondburn Martin
Examining Chapains Rev. Alhan
Richry. u, ID. Rev CHR. Turner, ID.
Rev Wilipm II lnird, -. -, and Rev.
A. \ Ewing
Diocesan Committee: bishop kinsman
and Archdcacun Thompson, members
ex-oiiirio: Rev Thomaa G. Hill, Rey II
W Trapncll. Rev T. NJ kirkus Rev.
J. G. CENT \ IcliX du Point, Harry '.
Lyons, John :. Grohc
Trustees Of the Diocese Woodhurn
Martin. Judge Edward G Bradford Geo
u Ilofcckrr George Lodge, Chancellor
Charles NJ Curtis. Jefferson y toard.
Committee on Constitution and Canons
Rev G II T. Turner. - u, Judge +.
G. Bradford. George \ Elliott. Rev 7. NJ
krku~. Rev Il " rrnpncll
Church Finances Rev / NJ kirkus
Rev Thomas 6 Hill " Winder LAIRD
FREDERICK Hrnehirst, John t'rohe
Henry Beers. lr George U Iintfocker
Church Pension tommittec Rev vii
ham II Laird - - Rcv {; CAN'T,
George \ Elliott. Henry u Thompson
and George Il lIo'fcckcr
Deputies 10 the Provincial synod
Rev J q Hill Rev I !. Donaghav, Rev
7 NJ l\rkus. Roy William u Laird.
u y
Alternaic Deputies Rev Il " frsp-
nell Rev ] & Can't. Rev Alhan
Rlchry. y y and the Rev u I lhomp-
son
Tho convention n"xt yesr vii be held
~ - lukc's Church Seaiord
rtrcr HrGl=ITP
Prof Henry Hnuh, Iav of New Castle
wae elected a. I'll the office If registrar III
the diocese. To- I'll unexpired torn The
vacancy existing illouch the resignation
" Rev n ] Andrcva of Milford
The report II the diocesan missio uary
md educational committed submitted and
read l., the trcf,arcr. noted diahursc-
ments 81 sj1ft "a end receipt 81
si5l5 81 aud i1ai ,p,o 90 hand ~ siS7 -
on December = lnl
Tho El1ahofh Niiam III II
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"iH"'' '"'dh'F't ~ 9'h'f" ''~~''''''N
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h'N '''S 49,. y l''''7'l''','s ~. -.
~ :" -" '''''l'' $500 :" s sl'a
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
100 ACRE WAR GARDEN
Camp Dir Men win Plant i75 Acres Of
Tract in Pofstoea

WY AsaFs7fafFH IFFSE n FFefF FFvHntng
Wrightstnwu Nav lG 'ne
~ the largosr rfnf camp aqar gardens
ia The counfrr vas started "A amp DIX
yesterday riih thr arrival from Phlladei-
nhta of fv. motor rlirks loaded with srnd
fertilizers .inns a4tlvatorS and nar-
rows
between 100 and 100 acres sviii w.
placed lndcr rultlvaiion. ~ acres 81
winch vii ~ planted IN potatoes and the
remainder n sweet corn. onions. string
beans and heets he work will he under
he direction ai the Reclamation ~ervi &c
which VIII assign fnen "a the gardening
who arr physically Jncapacttated for duty
overseas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
SETTLING ESTATES.

Chancellor Curtis presided IN he
Orphans Court today
Walter J Willis made return Of the
sale of real estate of James ] Banc, de-
ceased, which was confirmed, and the
chancellor granted an order for distribu-
ton.
Richard $ Rodney presented petition
for partition Of real estate Of Joseph
Grcwcr, deceased. and an order Of sale
was granted
Franklin Brockson made return Of he
sale Of real estate Of Frederick Walker,
deceased, which was confirmed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
Want Right q Law Track

Chancellor Curtis. lit the Court of
Chancery, today, heard the case Of the
" Wilmington Il Northern Reading Rail
way Co vs.. the Wilmington & Philadel-
phia Traction Co The railroad com
panies requested permission 10 lay Aldi-
tional track at grade across the trolley
line on the Barley Mill road Decision
was deserved Andrew Il Sanborn was
attorney for the railroad companies aud
Andrew G. Gray for the trolley company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
CHURCH WEDDING.
Marriage Of Miss Anita & Jones and
j. Todd Rogia

Todd Bugia OF Brooklyn, \ y
formerly OF Wilmington, and Miss Anita
Charlotte Jones % Chester Pa, were
married on Tuesday evening in the Church
Of the Centenary. Thirty-drSt and Spring
Garden streets Philadelphia, after which
they went TO Atlantic City for few DAYS
Mr.. Bogia rs a son Of Mr.. and Mrs 4.
" Bogia Of Wilmington He was for
merly with the du Points at Gibhstown,
\ J. bui enlisted in the Naval Reserve
and is now stationed on Staten Island
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
GETS FINAL PAPERS.
Herbert Vivian Lindsay, British
Subject, Now Lieutenant in
u. S. Army.

Herbert Vivian Lindsey of this city
who came 90 this country III years Ego
from England. today received his final
papers us citizen Of the United Stetcs
and was admitted To citizenship by
Judge Bradford III the United States
district court
Lindsay j. lieutenant with the 2l6th
Pennsylvania infantry and would have
been admitted TO citizenship years ago,
hut for the fret that he changed has
residence too often To- acquire u residence
permanent enough To- get his papers
Lieutenant Lindsay appeared before
the court today IN hls uniform aud the
legal transfer of his citizenship was
speedily arranged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
Eden Lodge Meeting

Eden Lodge No 81 @ . +. will
hold meeting tins evening and 1very
effort IS being made To- secure large
attendance Of members The officers
have an important subject to bring
before The meeting. but refuse to dis
cuSa the matter In advance Eden
Lodge has made an addition Of S14.I5
70 the smoke fund for soldiers and
i taking an active interest IN all pa
trlatic measures. Refreshments will be
served