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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
OPPOSE INFERIOR
PLUMBING FOR SHIP
WORKERS HOMES
Sewer Directors Notify Govern
ment Officials Lightweight Pipe
Cannot be Used
PROBE NOISY TRACKS

The Street and Sewer a rcctorS today.
again gave notice. this time 60 EmcrR-
enCV Fleet officials that tho department
would not permit the lynch Construction
(ompany, tn usc materials IN plumbing
the homes for shipworkcrs AZ Front and
l'non street. contrary to the laws and
ordinances of tho city 81 Wilmington
This action came as the result ~ a
letter from Robert - ltohn connected
With the Emergency Fleet Cooperation
The letter stated that thc War Indus
,rIns Board had urged that all government
housing or,cratlouss should conserve cast
iron prrc. and that because ~ that fact
The plumbing operation At front and
mon streets. would ISC = lighter grade
" cast IRON plpc. that Is ordinarily
used Further on ~ the letter Mr.
kohn asked that the Sewer directors
agree to the usc of lighter ppe
hartman Sparks 81 the sewer direct
nrs dicatcd a reply u this letter N which
he sct forth that thr directors would
not agree to any lighter pipo being used
lie cited he fact. that the heavier grade
VAS accepted rs standard bS sanitary
engineers Of the country, and that the
use ~ lighter plpc Was contrary and
and that the uec of lighter pipc vas
Nioi3tto ~ inc tlTN law anu priDoflFeS.
He called the attention Of MIR kohn
to the contradict nrv statements ~ his
letter. whcce he FIRST anrounces that the
lighter pipe gclnE 10 hc usrsl
and again WHORE the directors are
asked to agree to the change Ilo
further emphasized tho fac, that sny
amagcs accr'ung. lreca'!se oi The r@c Of
lighter PIPE. would revert on the Will
msnxton Housing Company
communication from CIty Council.
calling the attention of the Street ii
rcctors 10 the faculty and NOISY tracks
on Wcst Fourth street was read The
directors entered INTO whispered dis
cuSSIon of the conditions and after the
meeting adjourned made = personal
invest igation of the tracks accompanied
by Superintendent Heindle of the vii
miugton and PhIladelpha Traction Co.
resolution passed two readings
regarding the width 81 " Washington
street between Delaware avenue and
Eleventh street The change Will make
this thoroughfarc 90 feet wide.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
MAKE PLANS TO SAVE
SWEET POTATO CROP
Fuel and Food Officials Cooperate
TO Obtain Sufficient
Hard Coal

Plans IL save the sweet pot atn crop
If Delaware. estimated at 800 600 bushels
we're discussed at conference held IN
hrs clt> late Yesterday afternoon. which
was attended bv Senator Salisbury.
Charles Ten Wrcges. Fuel Administrator.
Edmund Mitchell. Food administrator.
Sad representative Of tho sweet potato
paCkIng !pdtIstrY
The necessity Tor obtaining 100
IONS oi anthracite coal, with which 70
heat the sweet potato storage houses
and bins At an even temperature. #
The potatoes were 10 be kept until needed
was explained BitumInous coal. II was
stated would not produce the even
heat necessary in the protection OF the
pot atocs from the cold
As result Of tho conference, Mr.
Mitchell got into telephone commum-
cation with the Food Administration
officials ai Washington. To whom he
explained the situation The officials
promised 10 take up the mst1er with
the Fuel Administration officials. and
lrsc al the influence possible 10 have
Inc required amount oi coal diverted
TO tins STATE IN order 10 save the crop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
TAX D|NNER OF POOR
LONCWORTH URGES
Wealth Has Been Assessed TO the
Straining Point. G. o p
Leader Declares
nv ss-ocia,ed rre~s 70 Every evening

Washington. sept 10 Wealth Is taycd
io about the atrainlng point l'y the ncR
war revenue bill Representative Long
worth NJ Ohio DECLARED ~ the Honsc
to-day when debate on tho huge tax
measure was reetlmpd lie warned his
hearers that any additional taycs lowed
hereafter must he borne Is people pur
chasing articles of ,iallS NECESSITY and
said that ns the cost oi tire waf amounts
q greater proportiou OF Il will hhve f.
bc harno hy future generation
Polntlng ont that Congress s about 20
exact from the Amcrican people SIM
" whlch would havc moro thnn PAIL te
entire cost uf the civil War. both - the
I'nlon and tho ConfoderatN. Mr. long
worth sad thC taS uf - prr cent on war
profits and the inaNununs ~ ~ pcr ecnt
on excess profits mud - pef cont on
lncomca was Mighty neal the danger
mark llc added 'htd tbs : = hll
'to ra,so war revenue and not = Organize
socletN
Just ~ surely as YOU impose iaN
which amounts t. plumber said the
Ohio representative. Iuat 80 surely 10
YOU uverahoot ono mark and render
difficult ii not ,mpnsslhlc the iineanclng
necessary to effectively prosecute the
war
Most of tho coming taaiie at Liberty
honde. Mr. LnuEwoiih %alol will he pur-
chased by individuals. and their pnrchas-
ing power will he affected directly by hc
taNcs on their incomes
tthough hr and other mcmbers had
doubted its possibility. lie wayr and
means committee. Nh langworth con
tlntIcd Ind succeeded ~ training hiil
Designed 10 ralse 5000 o0O 000 hS
taxation without resort ia consumption
ta<r- and increased tariff rates Ihese
roman. he added. IS additional sources
ui revenue III ease some at these Tow
counted upon are DESTROYED hy legislation
or otherwise
Coptcndng that the President order
stopping tho manufacture 81 tccr iftcr
ncxt December | Will cause les- of
$500. 600 OO0 IN revenue under The ncW
war tax btll Mr. longWorth sald con
grrSsmay hc forced to impose consumption
ta>es sooner than had been expected
Ia that connection he suggested 4 tax
OF ~cVrn cents a pound on coffee, -
cent on tea, ten per cent on rubber,
% per cent on wool, L. per cent or hldcs,
and one cent on sugar lie estimated
thc@c would weld $40 0o0,W annually
The Ohio Representative also warned
that the proposed wartime national
prohibition legislation would reduce the
estimated revenue returns from beverages
bv 81 800, 600, 900 which with the lost
revenue on beer from December until
the national prohibition measure becomes
effective would reduce the estimated
revenue under the bill to So, 000, 900 900.
Although crItizlng soInc of its features.
MIR longvorth commended the blll as a
waOlt n 4 vast improvement over the old
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
IS CENTS FOR A SHAVE.
Master BARRIERS. at Request of
Fuel Administration, Adopt
Short Hours.

Having accedod 10 the request of the
Fuel Administration. to shorten hours. IN
order to save fuel and light, and their man
power having been curtailcd. tho business
having been declared non-csscntial. the
Master BARRIERS Association of Whining
ton, at = meeting last night. adopted q
new schedule effective next Monday, as
follows
Open at $50 M. daily except SUNDAY
and close Ut : p. IN, except Saturday
when the closing hour will be Q
New prices Haircutt,ng, 80 cents,
shaving. 2i
This action was taken following n meet
ing al the Hotel du Pont last night with
Robert - Kemp. fuel administrator Tor
" ilmington. who requested shorter hours.
and David Sncllcnburg. chairman of the
Community Board who asked that all
men possible be released tor necessary
war work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
HUNGARIAN LEADER
FkVOHS WILSON PEACE
Head of independent Party Says
Military Decision Dream;
Opens Pacific Offensive.
Nv Associated Press 10 Everv Evening


Basel Monday Sept President
Wilson's prograrn as basis fer tho
negotiations for peace are endorsed
III Count Michael karoly1 president
81 tho Hungarian Independent party
\ dispatch from budapest quoting
from an opcn icttc, written hy cunt
karolvi 10 his electors 81 whom hc ~
cnmmcnd- an carll p.:,ce SAYS
"a dcc,slvr MILITARY victory despite
its successes Is 3 dream for which II
j. uSclcSs to pursue hc primc con
d,tlon az peace negotiations IS tho lie
uocrailzation of nations and the ahand-
onmcut ~ lmpcriall~t~ theories !
second condition i hat We should not
hccnur, slaves 10 the idea nl middle
turopr cifhcr mluarilv. economically
or poIiticalk and that We should not
strcngt hen our alliance with Germany
which would form the first step towards
the realization of TINS central Europe
We ought to accept rs basis for ne
got,ations President Wilson, program .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
ALLIES CRUSH HUN,
SWEEP HIM OFF Of
SOIL OF FRANCE
All Pivotal Vantage Points Along
Hindeuburg Line Now Under
Control of Entente Guns.
NEW GAINS MOST VITAL
~ 'ssooia'r1 rreer = Fvc-v Fv-r'-r

~ Associated rreeo - Tvcry Fv~r'~1
With thr French in rn Fraprr Nordav
sept French 'rucpz forced the crr.--,ng
nf ho tr119' camel tndav overcoming
strony apun-rtion "a occupying important
positions .u THO triangle formed h- fhr
'wr branches af ha canal nd ',o rood
irrru ~ Iarp rs 81 Oueutin lhrv also
advanced nor'h 1i ~ Dise taklny ~
llez fort md mort p ~ the D,ze capturing
Eirasrler And Roupv
General Hpmberf's troops 1or rnn
mRnd the entire region rrsf IN tt.a rrycr
and thc canal from ~ Fpre north ,rvoud
nglc rack railroad nat ar0s=e~ I'm
RIVER ~ Meyers hry .ouwapd y
nf ne approaches ~ ~f pGentn rrm tpr
north. rcc=t and south 7rr uahln a-r
mics II thr tnun
Ihr ocoUrnti0n ~ F0rt llcz yivrS thr
French command not ,rIy ge entire
country around IA rrro aut 1f me-
valley ~ the Di~e ~ considerable dts-
t3ncc uorthward The valley uf tae ~orrc
eastward and jhe railroad Iiuc -adlug
n thr Lam citadel, winch s visible irom
ihc height
General Naugln arrnv south ~ -hc
Olse took ~ervaIs. closing in on ia bcrp
FROM ihc south wh'c thcv improved
'hcir po7ifinu north nf I.8'ialE B0fn
'hc IarJ and Tenth Fronrn rfrice r4ap.
atr virtually 4n 5c ine where tue rur-uir
1 hc Germans 'OpEod "a tar tprug
tnl1
iic H'uaenbrrg nr. tovever .am-
uri-es aidr rstcn ~ I.'en-c7 .avz q
fatai depth r some places ~ nearly t-q
mites and tine ali ar rs pillars '!Des hob
mean uroach ID t1c position
THE ~ Iobaln forrest. suDposd ~ ~ The
etronEest part e' the Hnc now Qhtly
pressed from tne north 5v 1e ocCupaf fion
- ~ervaIs. rom tSo west tr tlo capture
Fl '9USls rhic the rench r. front
Frosnos arc evoWding b from ,nc 1puth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
EARLY MORNING FIRE
DAMAGES STORE OF
HANOVER SHOE CO.
Lively Blaze in Market Street
Establishment Probably Due
TO Mice.
LOSS is NOT ESTIMATED

Az alout 30 O'Clock this morning q
6rc. believed to havr been started by
mic Q. broke ont on the second floor o' tho
Hanover shor store, ~ bf2 Market
street. and much damage was done to the
ztor,, and stock. duo chiefly Ia the lclugr
Of water winch was poured IN through
hole IN the roof. which the iiremrn had ia
cut IN order 10 make an entry to the
hrild,np An alarm was sounded and
several fra companirs responded. followed
hv a general alarm. which summoned the
whole department
For time the fire threatened to spread
to adjoining buildings. but, through the
good efforts of the hrernen and duo To
their timely arrival, thr tirc was soon
gotten under control and rxtlngmqhrd
onr rrl,ort had u that the ilrr broke
out in the rear Of tho Liberty Loan bank
and spread 10 tho Hanover store, but tins
was found 10 hc untrnc
Fortunately no person was hurt, a.
Though the cntjrr Second floor stock ot the
store was ruined, and that on he hrst
floor wac damaged considerably hy smoke
and vntcr The total loss could not he
estimated but Il IS covered hv insurance
q 4. how'd. of 'O5 West Eighteenth
Strrct ,nanapcr III the stnrr, told q reporter
of Every Evening that tlr stow will
prnbably hc olcnc,i IN fcW daNq
Policemen wprc stationed ~ iroh' :"
tho Storr until late hour thus morning
and no rcrson was allowed 70 enter
v - FIrldor ~ West Eleventh
street connected with tho storp, was
,7,,,,rponcd fro,n hour. 10 oIrcn the storr
ard whom Lr ouencd tho front door hc
tolJ tbc rrrnrtor that hc was met hv such
an o,,tuour,ne of smoke and water that
H. uaq almost stuffed 3rlorr he got back
~ thc roar ~ tho store he was soaking
uct and water pourr,l through the ccil-
ing like 2 heavy ra1n At :" clock wafer
still dnpIsd through
The Hanover shoe GO y h,nsd;ng m
addition, IN the rcar of the etorr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
1920 AND 1926 MEN
FIRST CALLED TO FLAG
Younger Class Will be Accepted
for Students Army Training
CorDs. CToWder Says
: .sso~,.te5 press 70 Every Even.nc

r. Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. sep 10 Provost Mar
.haI General Grower announced TODAY
that the hrs' cal 70 h. color OF men
eho register Thursday vail include
men IN The 10 and 20 car old Glasses
snd IN Inc Glasses from s.. 10 10 wears
inclusive ((ueationnare~ vii 20 FIRST
% rcglstIau1s wltnm these specified
age limits and local boards viii be ordered
to classify them firrt ii readiness for
calls beginning IN October.
Young mra in thr ~ and 20 wear
classes. General Crowder said viii he
accepted for Induction INTO the students
army training corps, but he pointed
ont that the authorized strength Of this
CORPS was only 10000 men, whereas
the total number OF registrants below
twenty will bc over 5000. 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
Sussex County Indorscs Tunnel
But Will Not Present
His Name.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
VOTES F]R SALISBURY
Also Gives Approval to the Choice
of Kent County for State
Treasurer.
GAUCUSES PAVE THE WAY

special Dispatch From Every tVen'ne :
staff Correspondent.
t,oN, ,ES-rloN H,II.. DovER. SErr. 10
Democratic State Convention daV
dawned beautifully. and Democrats
thronsed Dover. Delegates tn tho state
Convention wcrc astIr Catlv, and through
out the morning efforts were directed to
having nitcd States senator Willard
>auIshurys s denomination made by ac-
e,Iamation. which seemed likely Y was
plauncd that john g. Gray oi Whining
ton should make the nominating speech,
tauciises were called tor " ciocA
this morning. New Castle county To be
held IN the Opcra House kent : IN tho
Levy Court room. and that 81 Sussex IN the
State House
The Democratic state 1ommttITc gave
!, vot., vi thanks to Chairman HAIRY T..
Graham for his efficient service III the
csmna,gu of 1916 md thus far IN the
campaign Of thus year
For the assembling ot the convention
the hour of clock this afternoon was
fixed
THF sen .ToR FROM ARKANSAS
Tho convention viii bc featured hN an
address hy utcd states senator Joseph
4 Robinson 81 Arkansas who viii DIS
rtrsS war conditions and review the soma
torlaI record oi lI~ intimate TREND.
senator Willard SALISBURY III Delaware
SUSSEX COUNTY Caucus.
William T. Valiant presided over the
>usssc> county caucus. AMI rcd h'ie-
hc.7d vns secretary ommIit tees rs
follows were chosen
Credentials James VI Russell. Ira II.
Melvin. William Anderson, Willie -.
Burton and Edward Tracey
Permanent Organization William Il
rrtntt. Brooks l.. Ross. Ezra West. John
II. Long and William i Wclch
Continued pagc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
REPU UBLICANS HOLD MAINE.
Elect Governor, Senator, Representative
and Minor Officials. as Us ual
~ Associated Press 70 Every Evening

By Associated Press % Every Evening
Portland Me, sept 10 The Re
publicans won general yicrory in the
biennial state election yesterday. United
States Senator Bert NJ Fernald congress
man. LOUIS b. Goodall Wallace NJ
White Jr, John A Peters and Ira G
Hcrsey and Governor Carl T. Milllkcn
werc reelected over their Democratic
opponents by substantial majorlties and
in addition the Republicans made notable
gains IN both branches Of the Legislature
and among the shcriffs and county at
tnrnINS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
VICTORIES OF ALLIES
IMPRESS AUSTRIANS

London, Sept l0-The, continued ad-
vance oi the Entente Allies on the battle
front III France Is making a profound
impression on Austria-Hungary, accord
ing 10 q dispatch from Zurich 10 The Even
ing star The recent departure Of Aus
trian troops from Vienna caused riotous
SceReS IN the Austrian c9Dlf3l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
DEBS FOLLOWERS FINED.
Mrs. Stokes, One Who Applauded
in Court. Had TO Pay SIS Fine;
She Wanted to Go to Jail.
81 Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Cleveland, Sept 10 Judge ID G.
Westenhaver administered fines at the
opening aOf the Debs trial today to the
seven persons who applauded in court
Yesterday Rose Pastor Stokes. Mrs
Margaret Prevey, and J J Fried were
fined S25 and the Others SO
Mrs Stokes and Mrs Preycy al first
insisted they would 90 to jail as a matter
of principle, but friends argued them out
Ot II
The government the began the
introduction Of evidence n It, attempts
10 prove that Eugene Dcbs yiolatcd
the espionage srt ~ q speech ~ anton
OHIO June III
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
NEGROES Terribly EUNS;,
KAN ERhDr' DEATH CALL
Once Betrayed by German Sur
render Cry Our Colored Fight
egs Will Have Revenge.
BY Associated Press to Every Evsulna

With be American Arm, rance.
sept The enemy heavily ,ac.le,i
towns Ia the Woevre sector h-hul ot.
lines his morning one af hta patrols
attacked the American 1u;pU,t-. but Wa,
easily driven OF
There wa considerable u.trul activity
n thc Foe gcs distrlcs last might Dne ru-
counter ooS place The ausmv --r-irg
with one wounded man 1iure, roop-
have occupied one osges village III hicu
French civilians Ve-e held prisoner
The frenchm3n 30 coming hruuEn b.
he american line~ declared th, Germans
we're considerably excited q 5uding hem
SELVES opposed bv Negroes 81 nhum .he,
ar" said 70 bc afraid 5ecaf.sf - rep,r
tta5 he Amertan .otcrei -ruDpcr- e
orf the cars o' their prisoner.
The Negro soldiers 20 this .oct0r -,-
Gently nal rs example IS German
tFc4cner, when German patrol
tackled after shouting haner9a hey
NOW arr thoroughly determined 3 h4
their revenge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
NEARER:
HOUSE FAFORS BILL

Bt Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. Sept 10 War time prohi-
btion moved a step nearer today when
the House agricultural committee de-
cided to report favorably the good pro.
duction bill, including the amendment
added by the Senate making prohibition
effective July [. 1919
The committee inserted = provision
permitting The importation Of Italian
vine until MAY | 1919, as requested
Yesterday bv the Italian government
through the state department As passed
by the senate, the bill would stop impor-
tation immediately
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
L-BOAT SENT DOWN
BY AMERI CAN TANKER

By associated Press 20 Evc-y Evening
Washington Sept 10 " hat appsreut-
ii Is 4 reliable report that An American
tank steamship has sunk "A German sli-
marine In fight OF the Atlantic coast
reached the Navv Department today
and Is being investigated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
HERE'S YOUR REMINDER
FOR REGISTRATION DAY

Registration Day under the new
lS-to-f5 seleetiye draft law will be
Thursday next. September IL.
The United States Government
says: ''Aii male persols who shall
have attained their eighteenth birth
day and shall not have attained
their forty sixth birthday on or be-
fore the day set for registration
must register
Don't fail 10 register if you are
within the draft age. Failure Ia
register will cause you trouble.
Your registration place will be
the regular polling place in your
voting district. IL you don't know
where il il. find out The papers on
Tuesday will prin, complete list
Of ali polling places in the city. but
YOU should not wait until then to
learn where YOU must 90.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
FRACTURES SKULL.
Shipw0rker ut Pusey a Jones May Die
as Result Of Fall

Chester Eckonrodc of SunbmSj ; c.
i il . critical condition at the Delaware
Hospital as he result of Il tmrtN-tive-toot
fail last night trom one a the vessel,
ID ,oursa oi construction III the 'u-rN and
Jones plant lie landed 10 pale 81 stones
i j. reported N the hospital thai LEX
unro,ic may dic His skull Wa fractured
u be- ial and hc i suffering from The
.I.,.@
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
Lehigh Trains on Pensy Tracks.

Bv Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington. sept 10. PaSsengef
rains Of the i-eh.gh Valley Rairaod viii
1se the New \ orr aid New ,Iei>op scIn-
lnais 0. ne Pennsylvania Railroad Il
fce1ve SCI .. Director General McAdoo
announced
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
Amusemcnts Tonight

QucCn--' Passing OF tho Third Floor
Back
Majestic The Glorious Adventure.
Victoria over thc Top.
Savoy -H Moral suicide
LyTic-Musical comedy and Photopl2ys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
TRYING FOR AIRPOST RECORD.
Second Carrier Leaves Chicago For
New York This Morning

b. Associated Press tn Every Evening
Chicago sept 10 Edward Gardner
second Of the aviators t. carry mail
from New York 10 Chicago left on his
return trip to inc east IN a ram storm
al ID O'Clock tins morning lie ex-
pected 10 make stops at BrA an. Ohio.
Cleveland and Lock Haven. Pa. follow
ing virtually the same route as Max
Miller. who started yesterday and spent
the night at Lock Haven
Gardner Will ondea1oi 70 complete
The trip from Chicago to NeW \ Aorh IN
10 hours which Miller vas prevented
from doing yesterday hv engine trouole
which he encountered At Cleveland
Lock Haven. Pa sept 10 Max
Miller. aerial mail carrier resumed
his flight from Chicago to NeW York
City at O'Clock this morning after
spending the night herr
Edward ' Gardner who Is driving
the second mail plane on the route IS
expected here today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
FRENCH GRIP TICHTENS
ON OISE RIVER REGION;
HUNS BURN LA FERE

German Fighting Hardest Battle to Save Cambria Laon St.
Goban's Woods and Chemn des Danes From the
Allies; Haig Captures Two Outpost Towns Near St.
Quentin, Which is Doomed to Fall Loss Of La Fere
viii be Hard Blow to German Defenses; German
Line Weak, Allies Declare
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10

A eeiina o, security soe> with Cove.
Dairy milk Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10

Particular people choose Clover DAIRY
Milk Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
Fair. Continued CooI Neather.

By Associated Press % Every Evening
Washington. sept TO-. Forecast for Dcia-
ware
Fair tonight and wednesday, continued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10

Eeintorcemenl~ nave been rushed INTO
the u Goba . forest and to tae defense
Continued un page .
Evening journal., 1918-12-03
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