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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02

!. .THArca,R ,,I,:s. :, . .. !. "a
saoSa Sa Fl, sas SssIss aasR.s az eAisss'TssS 49,
irS 'ns,'fs 1875 fsssss fs@s x 'ii ias' ~:
wcpd TooMEY fEY pee. 81. JOHN. eou u
end late Andrew ,Toomey anet WiI(S}&
10. Relatives and friends East Az
fellow workmen. Invited q atteal
iIsh Ii l. mass % Il ia, r'ssl' ~ 2nS. a e e.A
p.pEfI1Rs p.pEIRpsN@pec. 9lss.e ,esy. 80. wrLfrAx
liam II. and Rebecca virden t1s4
! Of 2Hth ward. invited TO fuperaI, III
SsS p Auto % tlssra sss i Remain. R:ss i nsy sss
WA "wxiipswohFiI.apcc. ss'sT Fl M 20. 5osnrl'
/ band Of Annie wadsworth and son e{
I and Emma wadsworth. aEed -. Hej&
1 and friends employees OF the r. r.. =.
/ invited 10 funeral services. Thurs. . p.
undertaking pariors OF William ~. 4l4
wALKER-pr 40. ALPgoNso w. W.
ives Ss al and friends invited to funeral ssrsiess
Thurs. | 30 ,, m. rssidsnce 1se Of s91,. AipeS:
fMFlynis e,sE. E.;'t"S. fasS %sS :ss WA :x,:,. =
!EReh Wsas9 e!s,iS;s Hs" anS S''i irisnd. en-
fsaSrs scaS slesls p%rbsrr ressrnss sssy,ss
Trinity Lutheran Church. 18th 'snf k@|j
mTWy sfi isSSssnf TsSTs froT bes 8 g. ip aESRir
Relatives and friends invited 20 fu3S51|
rcridSnec rcrEiSTs iHSs cRsres Ppwedsr sisi n. ~
st. Int private; ~ .mn SInsi CEN; r, -, ~
Miiesj, ssed 10. Relatives. and irieS
Rsr.S: as1:S. ,SS'vi,sd S' "a e ] ]isHsrsii FSsr.
cssESs scfs.s%Rs $'s' no o. INT: af Hsly Sss.. s;s
and friepds d invited to iunefai Fri, 10 :, a.
KemSis < GSSp's MemorS 1 W0GMdoOy Il GSuTeh seTyess
int private Green Gem. I, -..' l.,'
}TSs .fssc'' Sst 81 I'D Fl
wIsCHAN tnee. Braun,.. widow of Rev. 2
wischan. Relatives and friends invited - -
Wyoming ave, Germantown. Int. priv&&s
S,i&g e. s,.s Sa4fshs II d.ivlss: s ss:s -
int, g, sonysnienss Of family, ~. y
tine and Iustina sneicher, Reiatives ~.
Fie1Gs A,sr Church eSS a0s and sG. HS
cie,y OF 81. vincents Orphan Asyium. n
vited to funeral, Thurs. s a. m, 4S20 FAIR
mount ave. West Phlla. High mass of -
quem st. Ignatuss Church 9:so a. m. Int
fIoly Redeemer Gem. Auto service. $50,
wTRSTER. December 81. 1911. JQH.
J wURSTER. husband OF late Eiizabot
Wurster. aged ~ years. Relatives m
friends also the Cannstatter Kranken yu
sterst Nerein, No. I. and William q. W41
den Beneficial Association. members OF. n
Pauls German Reformed Church. are -
vited to attend tho funeral services. on m
day afternoon. at I O'Clock. at his late re4d
dence. 1sIi Mexican at. Remains may
viewed on Thursday evening. at o'cioy
Interment at Mt. Moriah ~
WYNN.--At his residence, 400s HavsrfOr
ave, Jan. I. THOMAS. husband of late An
r.. Wynn Notice Of funeral later. ks
SERKES Dec. 30. PH0EBE, widow q
Daniel j Yerkes. aged 20. Relatives IN
friends invited to attend funeral. Fri.ts
p M, residence Hatboro. n. j. Int. Hei
boro Gem. aEI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
MANY FORESEE PUBLIC UTILITIES
AS PRESIDENTS NEXT PROBLEM
Investment Houses Believe He Will Consider
Refinancing, but Government Needs Are
Paramount--Gossip of the Street

investment big problem
winch PRESIDENT Wilson will tackle will action looking toward
the refnancing of public
u must be acknowledged who Nolun-
cod such opinion public utility
They justified these u-
ties are simply extensions auxlarcs
and both OF
bonds with
Reports from of these especially those supply
Ing light
mands their
mands
material which essentials
IL believed that possibility Liberty Loan
than March pecudc by these
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
PHILADELPHIA
. MARKETS
PROVISIONS

There was fair johbing inquiry and the
market ruled steady. Quotations. City beef
w sets smoked and air-dried. 33ci western
peel IN sets. smoked. 33c. city and western
oect; IN knuckles aud tenders. smoked and
ar-drled. 3fc; beef hams si5. pork, family
30c. do. skinned loose. 27is q 2si. c: do. do
smoked, ?sis G2ni9 c. other hams. smoked,
c,V cured, as 10 brand and average. aOh n
sic; hams. smoked western cured, 30h %
sslc: o. boiled. homeless. age; picnic shoul.
nes' ,; y. cured loose. zee. do. do. smoked.
2ici bellies, In Pickle, according to average.
loose. 33c; breakfast bacon as 10 brand and
average city or western cured 3oc; lard.
western, refined. tierCes. 2Iia G2sh G; do
90, TUBS, 21iR m2sls Ct do, pure city, kettls
rendered, in ticrccs, 27ia q 5sls c; do. do. in
tubs. 80, TI astb O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
on Next Liberty Loan Interest

There a difference
will
McAdoo
and their
is subsantianG
nd the facts may or may he
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
MAR MED

-GALE--sENpERLING ANNA SEN
DERlING. Of $3.50 Jasper st, and Mr. ED:
WARD II. GALE, Chief Turtet Captain of
riase,. Dee -. 1917 by Rev. ], Lenslnsen
PAtNTER-THoNrAs- saturday, Dec
90: nt rhis;. ANNA MARY THOMAS.
dpughter OF Mrs, Joseph Miller Thomas, 10
Lieut.. THEoPHlLCS SHfCKEL FAINTER,
L. $. S. G.. ~ Austin, Tex
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
POULTRY

1--we ruIcl lirm undrr modcran oror-
tngs and fair demand Quotations Fowls
heavy, extra quality 25n "dc: do. small to
medium, % 2tr: spring chickens extra
quality. 2tn 2dc; staEgy Young roostrrs,
22W "3c: old roustors, ipn 2Oc; ducks Pckiu
.Nm "Sc; do. Indian Runner. .2H2Ir: tur.
k"ys, 2tG 2sc. geese, - n sc: guiueaa upr
pair. i5n 5dv? pigeons. old. per puir. glm
&c, du, mir. nOfI %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02

CHEESE was quiet. but firmly hcld. QUO
tattonsi New YORK, full-cream, fancy, June.
- n 25'g g; specials higher: do do frcs
made, best. 23m 23'a g. dn. do. fresh made
fair to good 2afia2t,c =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
Optimistic Sentiment Rules Bond Market

Tnere is distinct
or the tho
concerns are In the market for
whch sadly depleted by
This Is in sharp contrast with
the closed which
will history
welknown house that makes
compiled statistical
hrstcass railroad savings
declined in
roads dropped from 95 to s2z the
the of
a
the have taken or
are already
complaining
the believed a
will shortly for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

supplies wero small and the market rule,
st"adN on q basis of Si5n s.3ic FOR eStr;
fnn rnnulnfnl
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ldUuntages of Redisc0unt System

Superintendent Skinner
men In his annual submitted
special
Our
old notion that redscount
of weakness
cial believed
6hsrate elasticity.
citatng business evident
to
OF
eapg hs ordinss and necessary business and Of the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-30
SOLDIER FINED 500.
He was Arrested i'm Wilmington on the
Charge OF Carrying a Weapon.

one hundred dollars and costs, or three
months III the workhouse, was the punish
mcnt handed out in the City Court today
To Isaac Baldwin, soldier stationed at
Aberdeen, Md, for carrying "A loaded
revolver concealed. Policeman Andrew
Dcvcnney testified that Baldwin had
been pointed out to him as one of five
soldiers who were suspected of being
hold up men.
lie said that Baldwin ran when he
approached him at Second and Market
streets, but he caught hlm and searching
him found the weapon. Baldwin de
clarcd that he had received the revolver
from another soldier only Is minutes
before his arrest.
Five youths alleged To have been CON
crrncd in highway robbery were held
under $500 bail each for General Sessions,
two ot them aS witnesses when they were
puiitc cd out IN court rs among those who
had robbed hun hy Charles Davis DAVIS
sand that Kenneth Frazier and Francis
Nhlm. had robbed him and another
youth at rhird and King streets about
mlinlgh, Saturday, taking s. from each
of them.
Il developed that Davis aud Frazier
had known each other IN Baltimore,
lra1l,r a.> ing that Davis had gwen
I hw th, - - square dirty deal
/ DAVIS he'd gwen hum Melvin West and
Irau, O.pouncll testified that Frazier
hId hccu given the money by Davis and
rs -rlcud rncl had been pointed out
Is tvo at The hold-up party by Davls
/ ar,l IS were detained hy the court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-30
LABOR CONDITIONS
REPORTED NORMAL
Demand for Unskilled Labor
Greatly Exceeds the Supply
in This City and State.

The following statement as 10 labor
conditions throughout the country Is
made up from tho weekly reports obtain
cd by the Department Of Labor These
reports are received by telegraph from
local representatives. Of the Federal fm-
pIovmcnt Service and are used as a
barometer in making requirements, al
locating labor, curtaIlment and caneella~
tion Of contracts, and the rehabilitation
of the army. The summary follows
Delaware Proposed extcntion Of sev--
eral local manufacturing plants has caused
an increased demand for mechanics III
this CITY during the past week The dc
mand throughout the entire State shows 4
greater need for laborers, and while the
returning soldiers will 10 great extent
relieve some Of tins demand, il IS not
thought there VIII be a sufficient supply Of
local men to meet the emergency.
New England Shortages continue IN
New Britain and New London, Connecti-
cut At all other points the supply Of
labor about equnls the demand. he
shortage in Hostnn, Mass., as reported
last week, still continues with 1--we sur
plus in building trades OF the state II
! Maine New Hampshire and Rhode island
the supply equals the demand, with fH
ther reductions IN NCN flHnIleiiit sai
/ plus expected
| New York New York City now reports
/ that the labor supply is equal TO the dc
mand \ Shortage Of common labor ane
an excess Of skilled labor arc reported
anywhere in the state Buffalo am
Rochester report s,rplusea Of 5000 an'
I,500 respectively. the supply being eqIa
! 10 the demand IN other clties. There =
| big demand in tho State for woodamen
/ New Iersey-A continued shortage 7
/ Elizabeth is reported, with II slight aia
l OF labor in Paterson.
Pennsylvania Shortages still contlna
| in Pittsburg. Philadelphia, iauisburl
/ and in the Scranton mining district
Shortages are also reported in Allentown
and South Bethlehem Philadelphia
I shortage is placed at $1,000, decrease Q
+ 10000 over the previous week $ report-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-30
KILLED Re OSEVELT'S SON
HUN Filler CONFiSjES
Declares Quentin Was a Plucky
Fighter, But Lacked Experience
as an Aviator
:, N.-ocl-,r1 i'-.~- 3 Livery Evening

r., ,-,ecia,rd f'-a>- q livery Evening
Nittne AMERICAN irmv OF Occupation
d.. 50 christian irnhauser, the Ger
rna, ..ylarof Rhn dams 10 have shot
do,,u ,iu.u'I,l Euo>ay.it, near Chambry,
Eraa.e ou lua - told the correspondent
tocak = tlr tattl, which ended fatally
inr ~.n - 't- ,nrrucr President Of the
IrleI state II lIi
la- one u aartN 81 sly German
ayr.fo~- ara on iu.v sighted sly
Artrl.au n .uu,s caSt 81 Ipre-cn-
Iarlcrlie t,uc American. who. I learned
lat,r WAS Quentin Roosevelt WAS ahead
~ +, rest of his squadron ana of to one
~IIo IT, caut straight ~ me and
-tG,psd DOWN under fl> machine We see
-aWrd ac -uG forth pepprring away and
each irving I, gam the advantage by
,Iiubue above each other
Roosevelt m.ar several loops and ]
admired GI- gaIucIt~, Once ! thought
RS .s4eiIhe gliu wa~ larnmcd but a second
ta'.r h, b, gan again tp shoot and teit the
outlets striking H.y plane ben mounted
ai0., uim and >wooped down within IS
ward. 81 tun aFng al the time hen
SAW my opponent collapse and hIs ms
chime began r. TALL
DofhauS.g. who Is commissioned
officer and -ls-aGs ngiiSh has relatives
lIyl 70 Mrmesn 81 was credited with
20 ,rrU victories IL the fighting after
Jllp ,ybcu liz entered the German air
-sryltt
hc nt'lc with l-ieuleA4nt Roosevelt, ,
III, German aviator -aId wae fought at an
altitude q between , 900 and !. 600 metres
II thc nght bullets from Lieutenant
R,,o-cy, marlInc gun pierced thc Ger
InaI. aY.ltor r.achIH, % 20 places
Gonhau~er ard III roalihcd sOon after
thc Gght ncp.i that hI- opponent was not
~ .prrcu,,d u -Ure Americans he had
encountered bun Lieutenant Roosevelt
pur up pllrS, Ight ID the nd Three or
four jImcs during thu tight. Donhau user
declared Roosevelt had the upper hand
lur (. icV seconds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-30
PHIL ADELPHIA PRODUt z NARkET

=, A-,oe.a5 ei Press Is Ever srnina
Ph.Iadelnhla Dec orn.
higher yellow S. grade ind location
ntai.11.
Oats. 6rn So Waltc ,la>h 40.
s. -4a7a
Butter ~teadI western ertadieE5 extra.
So. aaafbe prints. fancy. stt.1
rzgs. nrfa nearby nrst- II ~ irT .a>e
nearls current receipts la -. western.
extra tr.t9 lg 80 DO. ! !. : '#AL" ~.
taHes special packed. 1las3 per lozeu
I<e p04l'ry 1rlu lows jfa-i' >pring
rnIeSeas 245o. rooster. 2ia--. ,ilrHeE>,
3Se40 Ittek~. ienin 3fa5h la ln4lau
runners. 3U451 -ee>, 30aa4
Dressed poultry higher avAro> >prng
turkeys. .hoiee 70 .auet. i5ato western
so. 4ta15 fair $ COCO Seats common,
5la86. id a>at9 ,onls. fresh llLled.
taaes. 5+a5o smaller sizes, -itsl -ooelt =
y western roasting aiekeH> #laJ3 -,
bro..aG i5ail
Potatoes stead, Eastern shore. pa
: 5a l,cr bargg Nea Jersey Ne. !. per
ha~het. >uae0. Va 50a60 Pennsylvania,
" ! 0er 100 los, . 50a1 - western nCl
100 los. 20ua2 -.
fia>. 6ru. timothy " srce aaa
small bales. = e1a.}3 % NJ. - ,att
3Iu0. No 3, -5.00a2b.Q0, clover u.<t1
light, 500oa5l ~. ". 37'a->-. =
No. >. 35.o0a2o.oG
Iailow. qulst prime etta
t5t da special loose
country Is dark 2al-
tiergeS Il aIs
Hour unchanged winter
1065al0l5 Kansas. lo,7@l'
patsat~ 10 -5alUoo- ,pr.
g 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-30
CITY COURT CASES.
Many Offenders ArraigHed in Municipal
Tribunal Today

William NJ. 1ull, charged with the
theft Of an oycrcoat valued NJ S25, was
held IN $500 bail for General Sessions after
being in the CsY Court today. Walter
Barker, colored, arraigned for carrying
a razor. was fined $50 and costs George
Williams, also colored, was fined $40 and
costs, the lowest the court could impose.
when he asked for mercy on the charge Of
assaulting q guard a. the Lynch Con.
struction Co p plant
Three alleged crap shooters we're fined
81 and costs each They Were Richard
McElroy Charles McKrIsh and Charles
Mnlin Howard Ellis was RENAMED 70
the care Of the Juvenile Court on the
charge of riding - motor cycle without u
license. Edward Schneider, charged With
non-support of his Wilc and five ht'le
children, pleaded not guilty and rccclvf1
n continuance until tomorrow morning
Thomas Vi4neskI was the only youth
ont of about 10 who were engaged 10 o
crap game ip IN old stable yesterday that
Poltce Sergeant Deycnish was able {"
c8ptIrc, hc testified Fleneskl, who Ha-
arraipned on tho charge 81 watching =
crap game, pleaded not guilty. lie -aid
he was watching a card gare lie was
given the usual ilnr
Ont of nine drInks on ihe carpet today
two were fined $40 carh. ilye paid - each
and two were dismissed ~o treepa er<
on tho PhladtIphia 4 Rca4Ing property
wcrc fined g. each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-30
CHICAGO LIVE sToCh Ni,Ehlr.

~ Associated fre-- - tst
Chicago. Dey e-- s'217'
t5.oQO I04rNet 81 llh -,,a
saturday ayer41, 6a> ite7' '..,'Ss
It 90, butcher IT. u4 T. ~. a-i.' a9.'Na
~ on ,,,.t,oa f6 4Aat- 70 throNult.,
I5.15al6.~5. p.e~ GOOD .a 1ao1st. wa
1850
Cattle receipts tiuN, ~s"'N. .s"N. ~-t'''
steers butcher l3Jtie ara WNtAhlS lSSIet7 =
strong ) 25e at4aet aadlam steers, aehl
stocAtrs and caiNes steady. t5ceI citttle.
good, choice and prlme lo.-2at4 ~;
common audi medium. 3alo@oi butcher
stocks eo4sS anQ aetefe, N@1a I.t3, cane
ner- and cutters. OUa>1o NfocNcrS and
fs.jers e8ad. choice and fancy l05ua
i9-5 inferior. common and medium.
1.2aato a0 Veal calves good and cholcc,
l5e0at5.5o
Sheep. receipts 600, iaf lambs u4
E.at vear.lngS. p ta SD, higher 81. n.
steady fo higher Lambs choice and
uriine. l60Oal625 medium and good
lt-54l0 00 culls. ll.oOa l5.45 Ewes.
choice and prme. 9.15Al0Qo medium
and good. H.50a9.75, gall. t50ai 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-30
HUNS WANT WILSON
To DICTATE PEACE
TERI.'.S At ONCE
Retiring Cabinet Minister Says
Problems of Food and Finance
Are Diff -ult
CRISIS LONG IMPENDING

d. N~~ogiat,i Press 81 Every ENcntns
Berlin Dec - Reviewing the -ltua-
non lnlug Ia his resignation last mGlt,
Nilhslm Dutmann. Minister ot De
mobilization transport lu~t'rc AMI health
IN p. Ebert government SAID to-day that
rI~l- had been impending since No
aiihcr - owing ta constant differences
= IA internal aud foreign policies between
H. NC. sections ot the cabinet. the social
.,t~ and independent Nocrdl~t- tie sad
M matters winch at~rd the punrlplc
raupa Ncr, pres tug .auomIt urohIc'p~
mi ui,-itou~ oi denoboiI/ it1l ud
ar4tafl veue4utlanott
E,hud Barta who ni>o n~igncd a~
Munster ~ -orlt pohs' ut- prcecnt "hen
Ii - pttmsuu 03. .Ih,ug aui took a
l.a.f ehauA t8.N s. t.o immediate
-. aoim# tufure otra4b tia' the
taad n9uu ua tl rr'hltm ~ nv
eaIs pfe- ut ~ dIt.u'U- lie
rl ,baf Is t,t- u tl,tt - ,"u0lus
IS. commission d president Nj. q
immediately WITH thc ttlue- that Nr.
Ail-au dr.at, Itvt,I - t'trmaW bt,cd ~
neea.it9 eu0,pI,
J. td.a- Hdep.list ndl-
s.1.l .nsut tha hcr p4ra r,pr -l'a-
lN, would rotn lr1W h, Is. fnn fh,N
f..a o,eup, III -fat uu.l Ia, .n"ilnt ~
fet.Ht.t-.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-30
j. S. ENDS PRICE FIXING,
WARNS G|G BUSINESS
Attorney General Calls Attention
Alto nti- Trust Laws Still
Having Teeth
+, Associated rr, S 70 EvErv Evening

q, N--nc,atcI rr, s 10 Evcrv Evening
Washington. Dec 50 Concerted price
1Nme ht any industry after the govern
mcnt ceases ~ exercise prlcc control,
lanulu Will b. regarded hy the dc
partwrut a Iusucc as IN restraint ot free
competition
Ih. attitude IT the Department Of
lD-u,c IL outhn"d hv Attorney General
Grt-ar,. I~ rhat the ,nti-trust laws,
-tU effective. wlll >, enforced vigorously
u M, department, IhcN have been IN
lIi t#., throughout the War. but the
l,u5ttm,ut has uut regarded the action
So industry 81 maintaining prices fixed
rN 't, Government 49, contrary ~ law
,tfb,i icp.rfmcut- ~ lu~ilcC officials,
TT, heretofore Layc had charge of pro
-,.uGat- uudyr thc ant'-trIst laws de
,lur.I tht Wh,r thc war Industries
U.lrl cr.-,- to ,N.r1~, control q prices
iduar> I iiN trt el 4 group Ot business
u.u ,.n..4- tn pTcSrn' tree play ni
roJu, .tau ulll I, examined IN tho
4Ea th, EV
'rtt thr although An immediate
,t'yrr n prlrr agreements might be
.,ftlsar to keep prices down and
tG,r,p, benefit consumers, this result
might SOON Chang, and that consequently
tir situation l- tuil ol danger There Is
nn provision IN thc ltw for consideration
IT uh.th,l Till effect of The suppression
,t competition might ~ "hcucvolent
II 4 -ti .hlt -o fin The department
n4d ntt -Iycu particular attention q
hr -'c.i industry. which e.hmittcd to
t. Nr Industries board revised list
Il ,rt.,- ta 3, effective after January
EH. u.trd lti not p.-- Hpon the
urf.t~ ana ucrIucd II continue it~ super
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-30
LEVY COURT.
Commissioners Transact Routine
Business and Adjourn
Until Thursday.

Having but four regular sessions III
a year. the IeYy Court Al other time, s
II continuous session. with recess from
week to week, For thc purpose of main
tanning the existence of the body, The cid
Levy Court recessed froE. today until
Thursday and, following a perfmctorN
session. viii recess from that day guta
january :. when the new Levy Courf
sill organize.
All the members except Commissioners
BuckSou and FouTacre We're present todaN.
The court adopted resolution express
ing sympathy 10 Commissioner -Four
acre because Of the death OF has athtg
isaac Fouracrc
Boyd Mccoy. 4 coumlssioner-e.ee
resigned the position OF trustee ol the
poor from Ptneadcr hundred and ora
Mir Mccoy suggestion, teu Nena
DAVIS, former trustee vas gtecfej laf
the uncxpired term
For Lincoln Highway construction lae
Standard BitullthIe Co. was allowed
ST., Dos it subject 10 the approval Fl
State Engineer Cpham
Robert \ Groves taN collector lor
Mill Creek hundred was allowed erroie
aS follows Tor the year l9lN County
and poor taxes, $40 Is. road Sl2o2 2S
capltation. Sl67 dog, Sl23 SO.
County Engineer Grubb Was instructed
to rcadvertse for bids for repairing the
Nonesuch meadow marsh bank lie also
was authorized to make i survey Of the
Market street bridge over the Brandy
wine which is in Rad condition Before
the county repairs the bridge the Vii
minpton and Philadelphia Traction Co
will strengthen the track thereon 50 that
heavier cars may be tlsedfor DARCY service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-30
RILtR, NAY BECOME GADABoUTs.

Na r.Grloa broken }, apl Is
ab,y tradition,
uuL \uN .htl tae Amerc,u
President has begun % travel .ravsunE
M robaotv become custom. We
a4.g rulers ut other countries VISITING
&, ucc muft but n state has sr
aava ba4 but one retgWaG eul- a
-aes ana hc aa~ NOS u-cl IS sing.
s.tt merely the ruler oi >cme palnr Stands
rhe other kings who bayc visited \u,ricL
alve some either before rhe, -ycu4eG he
throne. or IS eN.cs lhc Nlus Joseph %
Spain We narrowly ese~pe. having b,
great Napoleon a- guest bU
kelly THAT ID The utlrc >lii r
rQierS oi great nations .ocre ui,~n. Au.
likely that iutur, \m,ncan -itrn,s
,,lll visit cur sister nations tn South \ucu
tl and oar cousins aytr % t'ttaWa No
doubt they Will promote good ctilnI ald
closer sympathie- 5s doing 'h.s. Saiiaso
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-30
CELEBRATE THEIR
GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs r. Fl. Williams
oi Marshallton, 50
Years Married

Mr. and Mr. r n Williams of Mar
sballton celebrated their golden wedding
annIver-9rv on Saturday evening. ~
their home IN Iarsh1llfo1 where they
have. iivod for 81 .eaF- Mrs williams
vas Ms Mar. ID Baxter, of hamol-I
while n Williams uone II mat frne
vas ST C,rcenbauf Thev we're married
bv Rcy Owens IN Philadelphia ~ Deocm-
Der %. LIS
Mr. Williams Sergeant n The
Fourth Delaware Regiment q r.
having -crvcd th-eo gears enlistment n
tho Clv.l War and Aas wounded AZ
Petersburg, Va IttIy Z, leii
Both Mr. aad }Ir- " Ailau sre we'll
preserved iu health and havs asod IA
-oe the th3rd generation 9i direct de-caId-
anti prou ta adult lgc Asierlng hcm
IN receiving AZ the anniversary Errra their
daughter MISC tddIn md liihe
Williams uho reside Fl ae nomest6ad
The also havn tWa -on- N.r-ar- tiafta
p and Eugene Williams an5 alnn HaHd-
children. all 9f ryhorn 'taTa present "t13'1.
Mm-hinnan trnr-g Williams ttn
because III hi- l4tir- AZ he Naval
Academy lnnapoEl- aa- naf',. z come
4 singular coincidence appear lH hr
fart thaf SIR Williams served a 7f
Clvll War, abI hal tHo grandson- II fhe
service ano III -hc Arnt branch Harry
n W5iH4na nov tat.aned If EGrt du
pont Ard Earnest Il freshman III the
Naval academy
An original poefa enmpa~ed tor me
oaraslon +. Rev Il Y Otis. pastor at
he " Churra II Iar-naiton cu-
tiflad Cold ua- -.ad bv Hiss Rlrtt4
Il Emerson. 3nd al.o ( Telegram from
7,acn HI Mr. Williams rau resides n
T..e Aa1eIa- l4i
tbour -5 guests vere present from
III rnedIate aeighnarha1d. ANA i-a
rom Wilmington ind tniladclpt-ti
Number ii beautiful Eltta Eere received
ZqDn II. .v..i-t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-30
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