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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-07

Mrs. Ted Manning visited
Mrs. Donald Snee at Ramos
Wednesday.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-11-07

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
KILLED IN FRANCE.
Joseph c. Dougherty. Whining
ton Soldier, Makes the Su-
premc Sacrifice.

Joseph C.. Dougherty Of 6I9 East
Fourth street, a private in the 54th
Headquarters Co. United States In
fantry. American Fxped;ionary Forces
fighting in France. has made the SUI
preme sacrifice. according to the follow
ing letter received today from the War
Department by his mother, Mrs. Re
becca Dougherty of the Fourth street
address:
Deeply regret to inform YOU that
Private Joseph G.. Dougherty, Infantry,
is officially reported as killed In action.
September 30. Harris, Adlutant-Gen-
eral
Mir Doughertv. though only about
30 wears old, had been in the country s
service more than dozen years. lie
first served in the Navy. later, following
the advent OF the war, enllstins IN the
infantry. About three years ago his
mother was informed, through the knights
of Columbus. that he was IN active serv-
ice at the front He was unmarried. He
has two brothers. Eugene and George,
in the limited service These boys are
nephews of Patrick Doughcrty of Henry
CLAY. who. like their mother was shocked
to hear of the death OF Joseph.
SALISBURY MAN KILLED
Salisbury. Md, oct 2l Private
Herman F. Handy OF this place was
killed in action in France, according 10
a message received here by Mrs. Camcha
A. Handy. his next of kin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
BILGARS CAPTINES FREED;
TELL NARROWING TALES

Salonlkl, Oct u Greeks from eastern
Macedonia, who were taken from their
homes by the Bulgarians and sent to the
neighborhood Of kitchevo, Serbia, during
the war, are arriving here following their
liberation by the allies They say they
were forced to construct trenches along
the Struma front and were under fir, much
Of the time Women and children also
were under shell fire At times
During the occupation Of Greek Mace
donia, tens Of thousands Of persons are
deported and many OF them have died
from their narrowing experiences
The Mayor Of Saloniki has decided to
present sword of honor to General
Franchet d Esperey As a token of the
profound gratitude Of the people Of the
city 10 the French General who brought
aoout the decisive victory over the enemy
Lieutenant General Milne, commander
Of the British forces on the Macedonia
front will be given Statuett symbolic
ing the victory Of the allies over Bulgaria
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
| LOAN At HUNDREDS
Of MILLIONS OVER
SIX BILLION MARK
Twenty -fveMiliion Individual Sub
scribers Bought Fourth Liberty
Bonds in Campaign.
TOTAL SAL S 10000, 600
By Associated press to Every Evening

~ Associated Press n Every Evening
Washington. Oct 2l Estimates and
figures showing The success of the Fourth
Liberty Loan poured into The treasury
today, indicating that there were about
- 900, 600 subscribers during the cam
paign which closed Saturday night and
that the six billion dollar goal was passed
by several hundred millions
All orders for coupon bonds sre being
filled Immediately and plenty Of re-
gistercd bonds will be ready as fast ~
acquisitions for them, accompanied ny
the necessary information concerning
the individual owners, reach the treasury
Thirteen hundred clerks were at work
today examlI ing. counting and shipping
aonds rs fast AZ they came from the
Pureau Of Engraving and Printing.
They were received IN huge bundles.
carefully wrapped and sealed. and went
10 the Federal Reserve Banks in much
the same form
Although the exact number Of bonds
sold will not be known for many weeks,
officials estimate that il exceeds thirty
million In the fhird loan. slightly less
thar p 600 600 were bought
Reports from all Of the reserve dis
trictS early in the day show The honor
roll Of subscribers bear - 010.0 names
a. a minimum and probably val be found
70 have several million more
Owing to lntiuenz". peqce talk anu the
fact that many participants IN the third
loan nov are in the army the number vi
subscribers N the Boston Philadelphia
and possibly some other districts probably
IS NJ greater than III the preceding loan.
Il Is apparent. however, that 1T least
twenty per cent Of the population 81 the
United States bought bonds, a record
cqualling and probably exec e'Iing the
percentage record OF the British Victory
Loan Of 1917, which had 9.oO0,0O0 sub
scriEerS The s5,00000000O subscribed
10 that loan IS exceeded BY more than n
billion dollars Thus al records both for
size aud distribution OF war loans are
broken ~ the Fourth Liberty Loan
The First Liberty Loan had about
4500.0oN subscribers, or four per cent Of
the population The second had shout
1000 600, or nine per cent The thirl
had 1880 600. or about IL PER cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
NEW FOOD RULES
IN EFFECT TODAY
Restrictions Aimed at All Public
Diners Hit Some
Hard.

The new food regulations for all hotels
rest aurants and public eating houses.
promulgated by the Food Administration,
went into effect today The idea Of the
food officials, IS to save If possible. food
that is needed particularly for shipment
abroad. and also 10 conserve fifty per
cent more food this year than last The
reason for this Is PLAIN Every mile Of
territory captured by the Allies. is lett
devastated and complete RUIN by the
Huns So that, in addition 10 their own
armies and peoples back OF the lines, the
Allies must feed increasing thousands OF
civilians, in towns and country beng
taken daily b. General Foch'S forces
The new food rules prohibit toast being
used as a garniture under food.
Not more than a hall ounce of American
cheese to person at a meal.
Only one kind OF meat IS served per
son al a meal. which Includes poultry.
Bacon may not be served rs a garnlture.
Not more than one-haif ounce of butter
Is TO be served 8 person at one meal.
Not more than one teaspoOniul OF
sugar 10 y rson at one meal. IL must he
asked for and sugar bowls are forbidden.
This amount OF sugar must embrace all
cooking as we'll rs for coffee or tea. Two
pounds must last ninety meals
Ne food may be burned, but waste
must he saved Q that fats may be re-
claimed
No bread 10 he served until after soup
or first course All bread 70 contain 20 per
cent OF substitute and two ounces 70 .
uoe1l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
GOES TO FRANCE.
Rev. Thomas A. LaWless of Salesi-
anum Commissioned First
Lieutenant

Rev Thomas a. Lawlcss OF the Sa-
lesianum leaves at ) clock tomorrow
after 90 for Hoboken, \. j., to sail for
France
Father Lawless, who is a Wilmingtonian
has been commissioned q first lIeuten-
ant III the army and assigned 10 lmTne-
Giatc duty in the war zone
Father Lawless is a professor at the
Salesianum Catholic High School. He
goes to France a a chaplain in the Ameri-
can Forces
Father Lawless is a native Whining
tonian. coming from = .iosephs on the
Brandywine lie became member OF
the Oblatc Fathers III l90H, and after
several wears study, passed IN Rome,
where lac obtained his Dectorate IN
Theology with distinction. he returned
10 this city as professor II the Gathoiic
high
Father Lawle.s Is the SIXTH priest the
Oblate Fathers have sent 10 the war
Fathers Jacqlncr. Borell and Fourmer. all
French. and Fathers Mclaughlin. Tucker
a. lawle>S, al three chaplalns IL the
a...erican forces
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
ARCHITECT CRAWFORD
CALLED BY DEATH
Prominent Young Wilmingtonian
Who Had Startedon a Sue
cesSful Career.

Leon Wilde Crawford. prominent as an
architect, died this morning AZ his hom =
300 West Seventeenth street a victim
of pneumonia, following an attack
OF infiuen
MIR. Crawford was born in Wilmington
thirtv-two wears ago. his father being
J. W. Crawford now OF Elsmere Mrs
Crawfor who was Miss Florence Black
iston of Wilmington, and two children,
one boy only two weeks old, survive
Mr.. Crawford had a brilliant career
as an architect In his early manhood
he Was associated with William Brlnckloe,
at that time a prominent Wilmington
architect. and he assisted IN the work
on a number OF important buildings,
one Of which was remodeliing the or
iginal building Of the Homeopathic Hos
pital He then went TO the University
Of Pennsylvania taking course IN archl-
lecture and was a graduated with high
honors. Since then he had been one Of
the busiest men in his profession in VIII
mington lie was the architect for about
$50 houses and pubic bu ldings in
clldne the additions to the HoIneo-
pathic Hospital. the armory ~ Milford
:, Paul'- Methodist Episcopal Church
in this city and many other churches
IL Wilmington lac planned and sup
crviscd he erection Of number of hand
some homes, including that of W W.
Laird, K r VI. Carpenter and Eugene
+ du Pom
When the du Pont Company decided
to carry through the handsome devel
opment at Wawassct where more than
one hundred homes are being built for
employes. Mr.. Crawford was selected
as the man best suited for this work
and gave p his private practice to as
sumo the position Of managing director
for the new housing project He was re-
garded as being especially well qualified
fof this work and at the time he became
i'll had carried it through TO point where
most { u houses were well un6 or way
He was prominent in the social aud
business life of the city as well as in
architectural circles He was member
Of the Country Club and was active IN
in the Masonic fraternity as well as
being a member Of the Architectural
Society Of America and number Of
other organizations made up of archi-
tects.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
LABOR SERVICE CHANGE.
New Post for John c. SayIor, Former
District Superintendent

a recent Issue Of the L ; Employment
service Bulletin carried an article on
the workings OF the service, written by
John C. Saylor, who Was mentioned as
until recently district superintendent OF
the Third district"
This allusion has caused some comment
among his friends and acqualnt2nces
Il was learned this morning that there
has heen no change in his connection witty
he Department Of Labor. but that th,-
reorganization Of the interior Hachincrh
c4nsed BY the greatly Increased amount
of work falling IN tho province 81 the
department, has caused d change in the
designations Of some Of the administrative
officials, ond Of the territory embraced
IN their districts
Each Of the States is hereafter to be a
separate administrative unit. il is under
stood Director A G.. Renkhart con
tlnuing TO hold that office for Delaware
In the absence Of MIR Saylor. in Phila
dclphia today, lie could not be seen at his
office 70 define his present title, but il is
understood that his duties are connected
with the fiscal side Of department matters.
4 ceiling .. Securitv goes with Clover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
DINCAN'S ESCAPE PLAN FAILS.
Interned American Aviator Injured Seek
iup His Freedom

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Geneva, Oct p Lieutenant Duncan,
the American aviator. with Il companion,
landed in the Jura Alps with his un-
damaged machine month ago and Was
nterncd, made a bold but futile attempt
10 escape from the interument camp at
Andermatt on Wednesday night
He made rope with hedelothes and
slid down the wall around the barracks,
but when he was some distance from
the ground the rope broke and he was
badly injured He was arrested when
be emerged from long tunnel between
Andennatt and Goeschenen Tie was
taken back to Andcnnatt and the guard
at camp was doubled
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
BULGARIA STARTS ANEW
Premier Promises to Bring People S
Democratic Aspirations to Reali-
zation; Turkeys New Cabinet.
Bs Associated Press 10 Every Evening

Basel, Oct q VI Malinof, the new
Bulgarian Premier, outlined the pro
gram of the new government before the
Sohranje yesterday. Members Of the new
eaLinet were presented to the members
of the sobranje during the meeting
NJ NIalInoff announced that it was his
purpose to pacify the country stabilize
the regime and create conditions which
will permit the realization Of Bulgaria 5
democratic aspirations
Turkey new ministry has been
completed The members Of the Cabinet
are
Grand llaer. Tewflh PaSha Minister
of Foreign Affairs. Rclast Pasha Minister
of Justice, Ilayri Effendi. Minister of
Public instruction. said Bey: Minister
OF Finance Diavid Bey. Minister OF
Public Work Zia pasha; Minister oi
supply Dlelal Nlukthar Boy President
of the Council Of State, Rachid Aki
Pasha. Sheikh-Jl-ielam, houloussi III
fend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
philad'a Emerging from Flu.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Oct 2I There has been
a decided decrease in the epidemic oi
influenza in this city Todny's reports
to the health board showed that 97G
new eases had developed in the A. hour-
ending al j q. m. conpaled with ,33-
in the preceding "a hours On Saturday
there were 1913 deaths, compared with
COG On Friday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21

London, Oct y Official quarters are
still without news q the Gernn reply
ID President Wilson
The view here il that il the reply IL
unacceptable To the Entente Pos~-s,
Austria and Turkey VIII arrange 2 joint
conference To take independent peace
action
According ~ unofficial reports reach
ing amsterdam ne reply was delivered
~ tie swiss Minister IN Berlin Satur-
dav evening.
III the note Germany consents 70 the
evacuation ~ Belgium, but considers
such withdrawal viii take several
months time
Germany protests against the charges of
cruelty and SAYS she was forced into sub
marine warfare BY the Allied blockade.
The German Government denies re-
aponsIbllitv for the loss Of women and
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21

London. SUNDAY Oct 20.-Aned
forces in Belgium are within ten miles OF
Ghent. according 20 an official statement
hv the war office tonight. The statemen
reads -.
The advance of the army groups IN
Flanders. under command OF King Albert,
continued throughout the day. After
yainlv irving 10 arrest our progress to-
ward the western bank of the Las, along
the Deynzc-Eecloo canal and near the
Dutch frontier the Germans have been
forced to Withdraw over the whole front.
The Belgian army has established IT,
sell along the canal Its lett tanA is "a
the Dutch frontier and the army has
occupied the Important cenlers a Aeltre
Adcghem Bclem and Crsel about ten
miles west " Chcnt
French forces have thrown the enemy
rear gllar,ls back over nc lys and not
wthstanding foods brought shout bY
tho Germans have crossed the river and
established bridgehcads. One oI theSe
Is between Grammcne aad PetcShenl,
ana another ,s east VI Oyghcm
The second Brush army. n spite 4
strong resistance and the difficulties
arising rom DESTROYED communications,
has crossed the I.ys along the whols
of its front ana advanced Is right flank
to the western outskirts q Pecq. in the
valley "a the Escaut The line now runs
wcst Ii Peco and through ST Leger,
Dottignie-, Rolieghem. Nichte, Deelyck
and Driesch
..Sncc October ll. The second Army
has captured 6,209 prisoners and l69
guns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
BARkSDALE FUNERAL.
Pay Last Respects To-day TO Powder
C,mDany Official

At the request Of the family, the fu-
neral Of IIamlltog NJ Bark sdale, wee
president and one OF the directors of the
du Ponr Company who died at MS home
"W Wyndcrest, OF pneumonia. on Fri
family and the closest friends being IN
vited
The services pers held tins afternoon
aud corducsd hy Rev F II kirkus
rec.o. Of Trinity Z + Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
SISTER THERESE DEAD.
She Was One Of the Founders OF the
Little Sisters Home Here.

Funeral services were conducted At
the Home of the Little Sisters of the
Poor Fourth street and Grant avenue
This afternoon. bv Bishop Monaghan
for Sister Brlaitte de Ste Theresc, who
died on saturday, in the 5Sth year OF
her age and the 34th of her religious
profession. Internent was made in the
Cathedral cemetery
Sister Brjgjtte dc Ste Theresc had
been in Wilmington since the Home
Of the Little Sisters of the Poor was
established, beng one Of its founders
She was born in Ireland, June II, 1860,
and was daughter Of Mrs. Eliza and
the late Michael Devine Tier mother
lives IN Ireland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
KAISER ANSWERS WILSON
WANTS HONORABLE" PEACE
Wilson Has Reply; Has No Comment Now; Will Avail
Official Text; Only Wireless Copy II
at White House


London THE German reply President Wilson'S d
p a n wi o a 0f iustc
ard
with
orpedoing o pass
government suggests an opportunity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
40 MILLIONS Ni,R
IN NkM ENGL \ ID

BY Associated Press % EycrS Eveoins
Boston. Oct 2t New England over
subscribed its quota IN the Fourth Lib
crtv Loan bN more titan $4,000, 600.
Incomplete returns III the hands ot the
committee today ttalied S541, ,3o7 ,OO0,
with I56 banks still 10 report Al Of the
six states III the district except possibly
New Hampshire. exceeded their quotas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
ACCIDENT CASES.

II tic Delaware Hospital to-day,
Wallace Douglas received treatment {
Il mashed toe on the left foot, and Aired
AanieW~ ior bruised left eve.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
Gems. BuIlard and Liggett Advanced.

BY Associated Press 90 Every Evening
Washington, 2ct q Major Generals
Hunter Liggett and Robert l. Rullard
were nominated by President Wilson
today to he Lieutenant Generals Both
generals are with Pershlng in France.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
Complete Honor List
Liberty Loan Campaign
Will be Printed Wednesday

The complete list OF those who
made Additional Subscriptions
in the Liberty Loan Campaign,
and are thus entitled Ia be
listed in he Honor Roll, will be
printed in the daily papers ON
Wednesday. There were about
5000 additional names added
by late contributions on Sat
urday and it will not be possible
TO get them in shape for pub
lication before Wednesday a.
stated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
RAIsING oF HoNoR YLAG.


The raising of the State. county and
city honor flags, because Of the wonderful
showing made IN this campaign, will de-
pend largely upon how soon the ban on
public meetings Is lifted by the Board OF
Health
The closing hours of the campaign on
Saturday night were busy ones Workers
were kept at the Job selling bonds, even
though they knew that the county nd
State had reached the quota asked of
them But they wanted make the
margin ab ve the quota as large ~ pos
,lble 50 as to aid the other sections Of the
district. that had been falling behind
At headquarters Chairman Scott re-
ceived friends and acquaintances who
came to the headquarters to congratulate te
him on the work be had done in this cam
paign. and the news that came Just before
midnight. announcing that the loan
throughout the country had been sue
csssftlllv raised proved stimulating
'nightcap for the men and women who
have done such loyal work through the
~~mpalgn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21

Germany, according 10 inforns-
tion received here, has asked
neutral government 90 inform Presi-
dent Wilson that Germany IS pre-
pared 10 agree ~ neutral com
mission 10 investigate charges Of
devastation.
Washington. October PA wfr--
less version Of the German reply -
President Wilson reached the stat.
department today
There viii be no official comment
until the official text is received.
~ ne swiss legation, through whics
the note viii come IL was said this morn
ing not even an intimation had bern re-
oeived hat q communication was On its
WAY
THE NOTE As RECEIVED BY WIRE
LESS WILL NOT BE MADE PUBLIC
HERE, NOR Will OFFICIALS DIS
CUSS LONDON DISPATCHES DE-
SCRIBING IT'S CONTENTS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
ALLIES EEAR GHENT,,
HAIG CROSSES LYS
Flood and Guns Fail to Check
British; Foe Scurrying From
Flanders Front.
81 Associated Press . Every Evening

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Paris, oct. 2I.-i p. m.-Allicd
truops have crossed the ~cheidC
river aJ several points IN the region
81 \udenarie. tfteen miles south
west I'll Ghent. Audenardc has been
-helIed and Is tall j. expected
ruonlentariv. German resistance j.
reported a. TO the weakening on this
sector IL he front.
French troops On tha allied center
I'll Belgium have gained bridge
head across the l.ys cana! &, Neveie.
seven miles west D. GheEt The
French also have gained bridge
head over the Lv~ river At Gram
meme The Germans are attempting
10 hold hue from Eede 10 the river
Ly, 1t PctegcIn. north oI Gram
meme.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
Fair. CnnLinned CnoI.

By Associated Press % Every Evening
Washington. OCT ? "A FonCast for Dels-
ware.
F4,ir ana cool J0mgat TurSday fig and
continued cooi. diminishing northwest winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21
Nfa,or son iii.

Ow4l i a. illue,s Mayor Law -ou Na-
moi AZ his oihce today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21

iatlcuIar people choose Clover Dairy
Milk.-Avd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21

= ceiling .. securitv goes with Clover
dur, nilk-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21

Observation-Disclosures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-21

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-29

WORRYING
BALL MEN

About the most important thing
The baseball magnates OF the Pacific
Coast International league did at
yesterdays session In the Seattle ho-
tel was to turn out for Movie Man
Jacobs and have themselves "ahot"
for The Star-Llberty weekly.
The moguls cultivated new crop
Of wrinkles during the course OF the
afternoon porting over the schedule
board. Judge Mccrcdie. who Is
famed for his ability TO arrange
games. has been appointed to draft
the schedule. but has already made
call for help.
While IL seems more sure all the
time that Aberdeen will be the sixth
city in the circuit. very little has
been done thus far toward voting Il
In. The league moguls yesterday
had Jack Sullivan and Joe Walsh up
20 talk the matter over. This pair
originally made application for the
Csnp Lewis amusement park fran.
cfiise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-29
DELL. Soon G)e
UAI Get That
Long Expected

NEW YORK. March 2o.--Gcncrai
belief today h that within few days
final announcement ~ the Hpotswhere
Fred Fulton and Jens willard viii
munn each other will be made In this
city. Col Joseph c Miller. 81 Bliss,
Okla. IL here meeting Eastern pro.
motors ~. has declared himself IN
favor OF an Eastern location because
population Is more concentrated
along the Atlantic Heaboard. How
ever. Denver and Minneapolis. not 10
speak Of other cities. are stiil bid
ding. and tho bou; may 80 10 ono Of
them.
Difficulties In travelling will be
taken Into consideration BY the pro
uutcr. and an oui-of thc-way spo, IL
not TO bo considered. Miller said. for
tho reason that transportation of pas
scnEcrs In these days IN largely n
matter 81 luck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-29
VANCOUVER
is WINNER
IN FRACAS

Followers Of Pacific Coast league
Ice hockey wcre Jubliant her. today
following last nights report from To
ronto that the Vancouver club
champions Of the Pacific coas,
League. defeated Toronto. TO !. in
the fourth game Of the worlds series
In the Canadian city last night
Advicea indicate that tho lads from
tho Northwest played n half dozen
RINGS or 20 around the fast going
Blue shirts.
Tho game was played under West.
crn rules. with seven men on the ice
"Cycione" Taylor. Barney Stanley
and Mickey MaekRy were the stars
Of the fracaa and figured prominent.
~ In putting over the win for the
Pacific Coasters.