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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-12-20
In the Christmas
Handicap
Mere Man Describes How
Friend Wife Wins by
an Eyelash
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HERE Is no use in my going
home tonight" observed the
tall, sad man us he pushed
the dice box from him and
accepted the consolation ci-
gar which the tobacconist
vouchSafed him.
There will be nothing do
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
RUSH NEW FORD HOSPITAL
So, 900 600 Plant 10 be Finest of its Kind
in World.

Detroit Mich July One Of be
most complete hospitals in the world
expected o take large part IN the work
Of rchabIiitating American soldiers wound
cd ovcrseas is being erected here by
Henry Ford, erected faster than the aver
age building il constructed IN pence time
because of government cooperation IN
the purchase Of materials
On q twenty acre tract the hospital
which will bear Mr. Ford name, will
have floor space Of so 900 square feet
II will be four story structure with
the exception Of the dingnostic building
placed in the center which will go up TO
six stories II will front $50 feet Or the
Grand Boulevard, Detrots most popular
automobile driveway, and go back $50
feet
With 300 windows IL will be impossible
for person anywhere in the building to
get more than "a feet away from the
light Forty porches will surround the
structure and a roof garden is 10 extend
over the entire building
Mr. Ford is spending So 900 900 on
the institution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
NEW S5,OOO.OOO TOWN
PLANNED NEAR CHESTER
Westinghouse Company Will Build
Homes for 5000 Workers
Near it's New Plant.

Chester. Pa Julv ! 4 new town
covering a tract o( ninety acres IS being
hIIi an Delaware county. between les
ter and Isslngton on land owned iy
tho Westinghouse Eicctrc Go Whom
completed Il VIII contain ! l63 buildings
with accommodations for i 900 persons
and viii have cost SIiM0 600 The first
unit ~ 2T7 houses IS already under con
Struclon
The planning of tho ncw town was
done hN Clarence Wilson Brazor, Of
Chester who was given entire charge ot
the work Il will bo closely linked with
both E.sSIugton and lester, and tho three
villages viii bc virtually one, although
each viii bc an Independent municipality,
with It's own ordinances and governmort
The streets liz the new town viii meet
those IN its nearest neghhors The
boundaries are Darhv creek on the west,
Delaware river on the east and E.SSlng
ton and Lester on the north and south,
Both Protestant and Catholic churches
will be provided They will ho erected
on the corners of Parkway avenue. which
Is the main thoroughfare connecting
Powhatan avenue and Darby creek, A
Young Men ) Christian Association build
ing with AN auditorium having a seating
capacity for 800 persons and "a clubhouse
for night schools aud for apprentices
also viii be included Centrally located
will be a recreation center, with a ball
field and running track and a boat
house will be erected Oh Long Hook creek.
The Wcstinghous project Is 10y far
the greatest building venture ever at
tempted in Delaware county IN single
stroke When the proposed plans have
materialzed this town will be the second
largest IN the county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
PLAN TO CELEBRATE
FRENCH HOLIDAY
Former Judge Gray and I. Cole
man du Pont on Committee
of Leading Citizens of u. S.

New York, July / The committee,
of VIII ich ex-president Taft Is honorary
chairman and Owen johnson, active
chairman, which is organizing series
of simultaneous celebrations throughout
the United States ON July IA IN honor
of Frances national holiday, fBastlle
DayD announced Yesterday It's complete
membership II includes men and women
representative OF every branch of American
war activity and compromises a list OF
the most prominent men and women IN
the country
Former Federal Judge George Gray
and + Coleman du pont Of Wilmington,
Delaware, arc members of this committee
Mr. Johnson 3 committee already has
branches actively promoting the organi-
zatlon of the simultaneous celebrations
in the principal cities of the country
including
Denver. Kansas City, New Orleans.
Chicago, Philadelphia, Omaha, Concord,
n II, st Paul. Pittshlrg, Knoxville,
Memphis aud Nashville, Tenn Savannah,
Cleveland. Boston and Rock island III.
The celebration IN this city will take
the form Of mammoth mass meeting
IN Madison Square Garden on the even
ing Of Monday, July Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
DELAWARE THR0NG
At CAMP MEADE
Records Broken for Sunday Crowd
of Visitors Down at Maryland
Cantonment.

Camp Meade, Admiral, Md, June 30.
Every last record for Sunday crowds
went into the discard here yesterday
The trolley cars, trains and utneys,
900 automobiles and shanks mare
brought people here by thousands. For
miles from one end of the camp to the
other there we're crowds as in n city on
the dav of a parade The usual number
of soldiers were off on passes. Extra
military police were called out at a dozen
points to help handle the traffic. The
parking of automobiles covered many
acres and filled several large drill grounds.
At one little party of girls it was pro
posed that they answer rolleal by
States There were s. girls and they
represented 80 States. War has brought
them into the government service. Al
most everyone is working for the govern
ment on some lines related TO the manage
ment of the war, Some, of course, fll
important and responsible places IN the
public buildings vacated by men wearing
Khaki here or elsewhere
II is certain now that the camp Is 10
be the one best pIcnlC udC, tor mothers
from many parts of Pennsylvania and
from even more remote places were mere
to sec soldiers. particularly to sec the new
men who have had no passes vet To WISH
their homes The new military police
force. which includes many mon now IN the
camp. had tho impossible task OF trying
10 direct everybody IN the right direction
Many persons went in the wrong direction
some miles away, wandering all day to
see him There were many eases IN
which visitors got their first glimpse OF
soldiers NJ the lineup for retreat At 6p. NJ.
The rule about leaving the camp after
retreat could not hc enforced. because
the railway company could not handle
the traffic at this tuuc, and u was late
before tho greater number of visitors were
On their way home.
Onc az the amusing drills * that oi
"cinharkine for France The 3loth
Eied Artillery has building designated
IS a transport The whole regiment
mod up in single file, with every man
CARRYING h'S personal papers 'lno after
another would hc challenged 1T the gang
plank and made 10 answer the necessary
upcsfion- In this way the men have
earned how 10 embark without hitch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
LOOK To DANES FOR SHIPS.
L. ; May Get Md 10 Meet Demands
from Yards Of NcutralS.

Washington u g.. July ln IT.
effort IA hurricdiH develop utorc shTp
building facjhtIcS. the utcd Stat
may turn - Denmark Tho plan under
consideration /, for the DANISH Shpyards
10 hrIld certain number ~ vessels tor
this government with tmcuCan steel
The commission at Danes now N this
country has discussed the subject with
othrlals
The contemplated arrangement IS slm-
lar to that under winch Japan IS building
~ vessels for the | mted states The
japanese shInbnidcrs practically were
put out of business when America entered
the war and put a ban on the cNportatlnn
of steel ship plates a recipr,-'al arrange
ment finally was made by which AmcrCan
steel is beng furnished the japanese yards
an1 a certain proportion Of II l. used ~ the
vessel under construction tor American
account
Denmark has number IF large ship
wards. Which practically have hccn lilc
for some TUNE owing to n'thc cutting oh
of their & al supply bothNrom the allies
and tho ccdtral Powers This has caused
enforced idlcncss among the DANISH
ward workers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
DRAFT TEE IN CAMP
JUST EIGHT. HOURS
Dix Man Hardly Inside the Res
ervation Before He's Off
for Overseas.

Camp Dix. Wrightstown, n. j., June
30.-ln camp at 1872 p. IN. from his home,
a raw. fresh draftec, and out again bound
overseas at 345 n. m. following. That s
some record, but it's what happened to n
Jersey draftee.
This schedule sets a new speed record
for getting To the front. II Is not per-
mlssible at this time To give the name
of the man nor his organization, but his
unique record CLEANED from the muster
ing office. shows how the arnV-makers
can act IN a pinch just as the draft
quota from a certain county were ar
irving at the camp special unit was pre-
pairing to leave for France, when the
commanding officer discovered that he
was one man shy, owing To illness ol a
member of his organization. Tie got IN
touch with the Depot Brigade, asked for
"A man to fill the vacancy and told OF the
particular technal experience this man
must have. In some manner the particu-
lar qualifications Of the recruit were
brought to the attention of the officer,
with the result that the young JerseYman
was picked to fill the gap and had the
novel experience of never having seen by
daylight the camp that is his military
alma mater.
A board to examine candidates for
chaplains in Camp Dix organizations has
been appointed by Malor4 'eneral Scott.
II is composed of Colonel Thomas IL,
Harker. Captain William ]. Wilcox and
Captain William / Saunders Major
Iansford T. Oliver Of the Engineers Re
serve Corps has been relieved OF duty here
and assigned to- Camp Los, Virginia.
The ability Of the personnel department.
Of the new army organization To pick the
right man for the right place hnds a
prominent illustration IN the announce
ment Of the promotion 10 MAJOR ot APP
tain Dwight ) Wetmore Of Rochester,
y ' camp admtant
other promotions at headquarters an
nUunced TO-DAY raise 10 the rank oi CAP
taIns Lieutenant NJ ] flvnn Of Troy
y y and Lieutenant II \ lIarhoson oi
FlcmlugSburg. l>y who nrc aides-de-
camp 10 MaJor-( General Scott, lieutenant
Frank f. Werntz Of Edge Hill, Pa,
former ore inspector at Reading, has heon
promoted 10 the rank Of captain IN the
ordnance department of tho camp
Former attorneys among officers IN
service here will have an opportunity 10
keep in training for thcr profession
through au invitation issued on behaH ~
the Judge Advocate office to act NJ
counsel for defendants before the General
Court-NIartial Board The department.
hopcs for enough volunteer assistance ~
prevent any delay or congestion oi court
eases through lack Of legal talent to and
prisoners
-Four captains and IS licutonants have
been ordered hy Majors General SCOTT t.
camp porr>. Ohio. for special trimming
Thcv Will take q onc-month course IN the
small arms firing school
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
100 SHIPS JULY 4
NEW LAUNCHING PLAN
Original Program Of 81 Extended
Thirteen by Fleet
Corporation.

Atlantic City. N. j., July le-Not
cighty-seyen ships, the estimate hrst
made when il was decided by the Unite
States Shipping Board to celebrate In
dependence Day with launching parties
all over the country. but fully 100 will
take the water in American shlpyards
on July 4.
The announcement was made We terday
by l. g. Sessions of the supply division
of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, ri
which NJ G. Tuttle of Philadelphia IS
manager Mr. Tuttlc has just returned
from a hurried tour Of inspection Of
Great Lakes yards and material prqL.ic-
ton plants IN the Central States
In and around Chicago and u
through Illinois. Indiana and OHIO Nlf
Sessions found scores Of plants working
Mt top pressure, twenty yfour hours every
day. with tens Of thousands of men labor
ING not only willingly but enthusiastically
IN eight hour shifts They are turning
out boilers, engines, plates and parts of
every fiescrlption for the equlnment of
the wonderful fleet that Mr.. Hurley and
his associates are putting into the water
'erhe volume and perfection Of the
OUTPUT and the enthusiasm with which
men arc hitting the line for Uncle sam
under the impetus which Mr. srhwab
has brought to bear through ms sueflnct
messages Of inspiration, are almost IN
credible" MIR Sessions declared In
stead Of eighty-seven ships. am now
confident American yards VIII send into
the water not fewer than 100 vessels on
Thursday IN accordance with The plans
or the greatest launching celebration
that has over been held
The supply department representative
SAID there was equal confidence through
ont the Emergency Fleet Corporation 5
organization that Mr. Schwabs plan for
cutting rcd tape and Strengthening out
the process Of getting materials 70 the
wards here and when they are needed
i going 10 work The strongest feature
of the plan, announced through Vlcc
Chairman Piez Of the Shipping Board
IN Philadelphia. ten days ago, IS It's sim
pielty and It's praciicablllty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
35 LYNCHED m SIH MONTHS.
More Thus Far in 1913 Than for Cor
responding Period of Last Year

Tuakegcc Ala. Iuiy Thirty-hvo
perFons. of whom oue was white. were
Ivnrhed IN tho niied -tafes ID hr first
Ak months - this year. according 70 am
nounccmenf Inst night hy hc division
IL records and rcacarch % Tu-kogee In
siItue
Tho total 0vcredz hy 2i the lYuchiugs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
BUILDS YOU UP
IN TWO WEEKS
CHASCO-VIN the Iron and Combination
Tonic is Real Body Builder for Nery-
Gus and Run-dow Men, Women
and Children.

If YOU are nervous and rundown,
underweight pale and weak, and can't
eat Or sleep as you should, Chasco-Vin
the Iron and Combination Tonic, wall
build you up and increase your strength
and vitality, often 1000 in two weeks
Chasso-Nm makes rich, red blood and
is a wonderful tonic for sickly and frail
children and the old and feeble. For sale
by Miller Drug Store. 404-406 Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
WEAK, RUNDOWN WOMEN
This Letter viii Show You How Other
Women Keen . Strength.

Cleveland. ONO Il keep house for
nv husband and myself and got into a
Weak rundown condition. no strength.
lancmd ana no ambition After dortorng
for hile and getting no better ! tried
N}n0l and to my surprise II bum ne up
and strengthened my whole system
Mrs Nm ID Dawson
The rca>On We guarantee NIhOI n be
cause II is a constitutional remedy con
tanning beef and cod liver pcptanc>, iron
and manganese peptonates and givcero-
pfosphates. the most successful tonics
known
Y + Danforth and druggists every
where
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
CROSS FOR SINKING U-BOAT.
American Aviator Destroyed sub From
HydvoairpIane With Bomb oil French
lnaSf

PatrhoClc. |. ! Juiv - The French
War Cross has been awarded Ia Ensign
Kenneth r Smith of tins place and he
has been promotcd to Lieutenant ac-
cording to information received by his
sister here TODAY
Ensign Smith, flyinc a hydroairplane
of the coast u France, sighted German
submarine, hurled depth bomb, and
sank the boat He SAID he WAS aiono IN
thcarplauc Al the tlmo. al out-'wo months
ago.
lie i twcntv-four wears old and s the
son Of Seward :. Smith When the war
broke out he was student n Vale and
nc immediately enlisted IN the navy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
Farm Girls Paint High Barn.

West Chester, Pa, July | Misses
Frances and Edith, daughters Of Emlen
Darlington, Of Pocopson, have developed
into painters Last week they painted
the barn, including the high roof with all
its angles; the house and other buildings
The girls also have charge Of the large
dairy on the farm and perform much OF
the work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
6s YEARS MARRIED; HAPPY.
Five Generations Attend Wedding Ann.-
yersary: Husband 80; Wife 81.

Towanda, Pa, July l.-Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Heverly, of Overton, on Saturday
celebrated their sixtp-elphth wedding
anniversary. Daniel Heverly was born
October 25. 1928, and is a civil war veteran
having served with Company +, 6lst
Pennsylvania Regiment Mrs Heverly
was born September 10, 1884. Both
were born at Overton, Pa, and have
lived there all their lives
Five generations in direct line helped
To celebrate the occasion, together with
100 other relatives and friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
SYSTEMIC CATARRH

Brazilian Balm is the one
thing that clears Catarrh out
of head, throat, lungs, stonn-
ach, bowels and female organs.
Get large size and follow direc-
lions in circular.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01

for tho FIRST SIX month"; ~ or and
10 the number during 3 srnilar p0riod .
1915 Three women we're included 'n NJ
list
Fight ynchinps occurred ioorgls
eight ln Louisiana seven 'Icne fn1
IN Tennessee two iu Nisslssipnl and n
In ench of tho States III tlaiuus tlka-
sas Florid8. Illinois Nnrth Carolina aa.
South 9 arOlina
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
Lincoln Highway Work

Construction OF the Lincoln Highway
is proceeding slowly between Price )
Corner and Elsmere. 4 half mile of
concrete base is ready for Warremte
surface
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
Eumstead'S Worm Syrup

A safe and sure remedy for Worms. stood
the test for 30 ycars. III AEt EH faiLs TO
TAKE; NO SIChNEss; no PHIsIC NEED
druggists and dealers, or BY mail 25e bot,
Est. {. A. VOORHEES,. III. d.. PhIls.. Pa
n b. Danforth. Distributor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01

If he Auftriane cast any bread on the
PiaVr waters It II not likely To return 20
them ere many days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01
Working IN Washington.

Miss Helen FaylI>, of No sos West
Eleventh street Las q position IN the War
Icuartmcnt in WASHINGTON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-01

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
PRESS COMMENT.
CAMOUFLAGE OF JUDICIAL RECALL.

An important note of warning is sound
cd in the report of the committee Of tho
American Bar Association To oppose
judicial recall which has been prepared
for presentation To that organization mt
it's meeting in August at Cleveland. The
opposition 10 direct legislation or CON
stitutional amendment providing for tho
recall of judges or of judicial decisions has
been SO strong and successful that the
enactment of such measures, showing on
their face just what they seek to accom-
plish, is no longer to be feared. The foes
OF an independent judiciary, however,
have by no means abandoned their
purpose of making the bench subservent
to the temporary whims of the people
and depriving the judges of the power tn
| pass upon tho constitutional validity of
| legislative acts. They aru proceeding
10y stealth and indrection instead Of
, openly; and as tho committee Of the
| American Bar Association warns the legal
| profession, "the dangers of the judicial
recall propaganda have become increased
because using the new and much abused
tcru-it now works under many forms
| OF camouflage"
Tho committee records its opposition
to tho bill for the approximation Of
Federal judges now before Congress,
which tho Attorney-t ,eneral has character
lied simply MS "a bill for the appointment
of additional Judges where the incumbent
If over 20 years Of age" The report s
signed by representative lawyers from
nearly every State in the Union, men of
the highest character and professional
standing, and thoy expressly charge TINT
tho Attornov-t General Of tho United
States IN recommending the passage Of
this bill has ignored tho unconstitutional
provision for judicial recall which ii
contains
No other member Of Proedent Wilson's |
cabinet, So far as VIZ know, favors the |
recall of judges In Congress, the most |
vocfferotp advocate Of the doctrine is |
Senator Owen Of Oklahoma He does
not term his method recall, hut he would |
SIMPLY unseat judge who venturrd TO
decide that an act Of Congress was tin-
A short tImc ago, Just
after tho Supreme Court had adiudged
tho Federal Child Labor law to be in
valid, he introduced in the Senate an
amendment which provided among other
things that any exccutivn or judicial
,tflcer who IN his official capacity should
deny the constitutionality of the act
'hgild ipso facto vacatc his Office The
hFbry of such statesmen il that tho
legislative branch ~ tho government IA
he only authority competent 10 pass
Ipon the validity of the laws enacted nv
t@lt In almost every State Constitu- |
ION there arc specific prohibitions affect
nE the action Of the Legislature, which
Tould be wholly Intellectual in case tho
ourts were without power 10 nulhfv
ny legislative action taken m dmrrpard
T defiance Of the highest expression Of
nc peoples will New York sun !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
BAR EFOOT DAYS IN GERMANY

a German emperor once crawled on
hands and knees across the Alps IN winter
to do penance 10 the Pope for his offenscs.
His SINS had been much on the same order
rs those of which the present Kaiser IS
guilty. However, William the LAST makes
has amends vIcarousiy, and passes on TO
his devoted people the inestimable prlyi-
lego OF enduring privation that their war
lord may prosper, or at least continue to
carry out his plans for making the world
uncomfortable
That the blessed supermen who make
up the population Of that sublimeIy
efficient empire of sweetness and light
kultur and other unmentionable things
over which the ultimate Hohenzollcrn
now holds his sway, may enjoy to the
utmost all their manifold advantages as
his subjects, he now extends to them
the great boon Of going barefoot, that they
may save paper to make foot covering
against another winter Leather in Ger
many has long been sacred to the soldier
and one great, but unboasted, result of
recent experiences in France is found in
the fact that the German army has not
so many feet 10 clothe rs ii contained in
March. Thlsis a most practical economy.
doubtless much appreciated by Herr Won
Ludendorff, quarterInaster general of the
empire, although not publicly referred
TO by hm.-Omaha Bee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
Get Registered Tomorrow.

Tomorrow will he the first registration
day for the November election. The
registration places in the vnrious dis.
tricts will be open from O'Clock in the
morning until IL o'clock noon. and from
| to z O'Clock in the afternoon This
affords ample time for all to become
registered.
There will be four other DAYS of regis
tration, but the wise citizen will attend
to the matter the first day. Registration
is one of those things of which it may
be said the sooner it is attended to the
better. And every man will feel relief,
once the duty is off his mind
No citizen will be allowed the privilege
of voting on election day without first
getting registered Registration is
prerequisite to voting. And even tho
Indifferent citizen will find il better 10
be registered, though he may fail to
vote. than TO find himself unregistered on
election day and tormentcd by desire
to vote
Get registered tomorrow.