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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
UPON Upon TOBACCO TS &C JR siTI6HS ATOMS
Requirements of American and
Allied Armies Ovcrsca May
Ncccssitate Step.

Washington, ID. G.. July l5.--Govern-
mont control Of the tobacco industry of
the United States may result from the
heavy requirements Of the allies and
the American military forces abroad
Rationing Of the American population
IS believed To hc n possibility.
The War Industries Board announced
Yesterday That II has been conducting an
investigation to determine the require
ments abroad and the amount that must
bc conserved IN this country To meet the
situation II estimates that approx
matrlv two-thirds of the leaf tobacco
raised ~ tins county IN 1917 will b
available for American manufacturers.
cut Of ths must come cigarette and pipe
tobacco for troops not vet ovcrscns and
exports of manufactured tobacco ~
addition to cigarettes and tobacco pur-
chased here for Belgium.
The crop IN 1917 was .lN 600, 600
pounds. and of this the board estimates
that $50, ,0O0, 600 pounds Will be await
able this year for United States manu-
facturcrs. whilc 100000, 900 pounds of
leaf will bc available for export tn tho
allies
Tobacco ISSUED to the military forces
of England France and Italy amounts
to approximately l5p0O0.000 pounds -
year. the board SAID England and
France each alIot 80 per cent of their
entire consumption ~ the army and
navy. wmlc italy allows her military
forces - per cent The total yearly
consumption of the entire populations
of these countries the board estimates
NJ ;iS1 .oOO.OO0 pounds or tl,mn.0oo
more than tins country - able to export
Persons who pointed to possible Gov
crnmcnt control IN orlcr 70 assure to
hacco for tho allies and American forces,
declared that IT ls more than probable
that with the allie armies consuming
between tO and 81 pcr cent of the total
consumption in alIod countries. Amer
ican forces would usc moro than -
per cent of the total amount used ~ tho
ntod States The War Industries
Board qlotcs tho annual per capita
consumption of the | nitod states and
tho allies rs follows
ltalv two pounds France, three and
half pounds Great britain, four pounds
and the nltcd States seven and half
pounds
England, Franco and Italy are nov
chiefly dependant on imports from The
nlted States. aS thCW imports from other
tobacco growing countries have been
mateuall, reduced through lack of ship
plng ami inability t. import from Turkey
and RulgarIa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
CELEBRATE BASTlLE DAY.
Many WiImingtonians Attend Exercises
at Valley Forge.

Wilmington was we'll represented nj the
Bastlle Day celebration yesterday after
noon at the National Park Mt Valley
Forge. II was probably the largest
celebration of it's kind, held nj Washing
tons old headquarters The presence
of "A number of French army officers
added to the interest uf the OCCASION
The program proper began nj o clock
IN the chapel Only fraction oi the
crowds, however, could enter the building.
and the overflow had to hc satisfied with
seats in the large auditorium adjoining
the chapel and on the lawns One Of the
features of The demonstration WIS the
presentation of u beautiful silk Washing
ton-Iaiayctte flag Ia the chapel hY Rod
man Wanamakcr. officer of the Legion OF
Honor, through Howard itratz j Jor
dan t'ucnthcr, acting secretary oi Tho
\ NJ {. \ nj paoli acted as chairman.
The first speaker WIS Lieutenant leri-
gord of the French High totninission,
who spent two wears IN the trenches IN
Frarcc and who Is now lnvalided and
makinR lecture totr through the nited
States
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
SELL NEWARK REALT*
Estate Of Joseph Dean Disposed ~ at
Public Sale

At Newark. Saturday afternoon, & has.
u ivnns attorney for the newark
Trust & Snfo DEPOSIT 90 administrator
u Joseph Dean, doceased. sold hand IN
the sIhurbg of %ewark ~ follows
Fifteen lots, ~ William = Wollasion.
FOR s3.OoO
Onc lot. u William 4 Cox, fer $40
Three loia, 10 William = Woliaeion.
Tor St ~ per foot
Fight lots, ia David G. Roee for
81 ~ pcr foot
Two lots, ~ Warner McNcal. for - ~
per foot
Mr. Evans. AZ attorney for Inc Newark
Trust & Safe Doposit 70 administrator
of Fllzabeth II Dem. decreased, sold 4
lpt N tho suburbs of newark ~ DAVID g.
Rose for 81 100 Two other lots belong
ing ~ Mra Deans estate were withdra wn
because of low budding
Mr. Evans. AZ attorney FOR Elizabeth
+ Burnitc, adminisfratriy ~ Josephine
Fulton. deceased sold land and = DWELL
ing on Nam street extended. Newark 10
Mrs Richard Reed FIR S3 ZOO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
.FREN NCH MOTHERS WEEP
FOR AMERICA DEAD
q rieVed at Fate of Our Msrne
Heroes Who Arc Buried
IN Paris.

Parls. .Iny , Thousands nf milo 2
from their natcrnal hearth tho American
lead heroes ~ the second battle of tho
Marine who havc suecunbcd from griev
ous wounds ~ Pans hospitals arc mourn
pd daily hy French mot hcra fathers or
SISTERS who haro felt the sorrow ~ tho
Kindred of these heroes
lialls. tho funerals lcavo the city
hospitals for tho tflc cemetery dedicated
to Americans hy the CITY of Surezncs,
lorafed on a hlil 80 the west and Paris
overlooking the capital Daily. fhc Re-
puhllcan Guard IN thpr picturesque
and historic military attire marches
forth - the funeral - hcetnw Frame 3
regard upon these Americans Amer
leau Marines act as tho guard of honor
aud though M volcy la fired because
4 IS for.ldttn ~ tho French authorities
tho NueTloan Iugler sounds taps
\ atrvlec Is first held ~ thc Iitte chapel
N a. hospital Protestant chuplains
eGlciatc over Ire dcad of thcr faith and
CathoIlc priosts over thelrs The hos
pltal organization such AZ can br spared
including nurses arlcrllcs. clerks. dor
TORS. attends thc s~rvice
he hpolles arc borne from the chapel
10 pondsrous 4ruy motor trucks As
oaeh body is brought to the conveyance.
the Rrp1tllcian 1,lnrd and tho MARINES
eNecufc present arms When ~ The
dead have hecn placed upon their mill
tarS tcr the PROGRESSION - the cemetery
etarts " thc head arc he chapatns
III motor ears Then follow he motor
trucks anil IaSi the guard of honor
b. eofliHs arc drapcd wth American
flag Each ono hcarz twn wrcaths
one gwen by the Republic ~ France
aud another hF the Clty ~ PARIS Trl-
color rbbons blnd the wreathz In
letters II gold. the ribbons arc marked
tux Dcfen-curz de "a Patrie
lie little procc s7ion winds its WAYS
along h houlovarda The French know
lt- sienldeauce Nthout exception
as II passes every pedestrian stops. IN
eoyer~ anal bows ~ homage 20 he AEner-
iean heroes
Reaching .hc ummt II he hill u
Stirrsncs The ntermcnt 81 fhr hodle ?
bcglns crowd of French othcrs
and sisters gathers Al he graves They
rcvcrentiv listen to The chaplalns pro-
noanea the last words. and heavy Of
hcarl thcN fec the sorrows Of those
thousand, Of miles AVA
The american huglcr takes hi- place
and slowly sounds taps A he
tlfttf toAt. INC toIuiHttiil II gwen t4tl tIlt
military escort returns 70 is post IN
The cifN The ittlc crowd of mother,
and II, Ter. repair to thctr homes. with
thought, ni the mothers and sisters
IN Anerra
I hv SurcsneS cemetery IS ne gft of
the >ure~nes municipality 70 the Amer
ican knny Il Is beautifully situated
IN the ulds OF cluster Of trees The
walks arr arranged III the form Of cross.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
WAR COSTS EUROPE
12,5O0,0OO LIVES
British Registrar Says Birth Rate
Has Declined 1000 Day in
Allied Nations.

London, July 15.-1he war has cause
the belliecrcnt countries of Europe the
loss of not less than l2,5O0,Oo0 potential
lives because of the decrease IN the numbcr
cf births resulting from tho war, SAYS
Sir Bernard Nalct, Registrar General
of Great britain This country. he as
scrts. has lost IN these potential lives
G5O. 900 children He believes that other
hcliig rent countries have suffered III this
respect more than has Great Britain.
SIR BERNARD estimated that every
dal of the war means a loss ot 1000
potential lives oi children 10 the | nucd
kingdpnA France, Italy and the Central
Powers Dealing with the decline IN
the birth rate here he said the births
registered in England and Wales IN 1913
numbered SS1 500 In 1918 they fell
Ia SIi,6li, IN 1916 there was further
tall to 1SU.,12 and IN 1917 Ia 6S,}i6.
decline Of u per cent compared with
1913
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
TONGA'S SOVEREIGN
NOW A YOUNG GIRL
Former King George, Pacific Is-
land Ruler, Always IN Debt
10 British Government.

London .Ilno ~ Kinr George Tuhon
| II of Tonga whose death ls announced
pas tho last n hc udeUenden' Kings nt
tie paciGc Islands He succeeded his
groaf-grandfathar r. 1893 At ~ mo
~ uas cnlloge tov 0f q ~ srhool M
<rw Zealand. foncer IF cricket md rowing
than If hn science of government Phy-
Icailv. however he f,lcd he post oi kiug
% Perfection. being over -lr inf
height and weighing Dearv 215 pounds
During this PERIOD rs hIug he nh@'i-
uatclv rcflsed ~ keen vithIn H> offmal
inrnur nf $1,000 p wear, and lc awas
siccocded j inducing The British '-rgSurt
nfHcsia ~ endorse his 0verdraits tits
promises tn rcuav these advances rarc
heartfelt ~ Inc ftme hJIt never material
izrd into ANYTHING substantial
For hc rurt rght wears If has rn.Vn
Ia refused to marry and he had wauv
nuarrcls with his chiefs and nnbic. M h'
subject tftrv hr0WInE over 1e priu-
cossce whom thpz picked Tor him one aftrr
another hc made hrs own cnoice, nIicnd-
inR The nobility hr picking ont giri "
the common pcnpic named lavItIa,
whose daughter nnw -Gccccds 70 hr tnrnnc.
J ne nobility novcoftcd tho hlng fur .3ng
time after be marriage
In 100. wheu tnc British sent a gis-
-Ion to Tonga tp negotiate rnafH 1ntrn
would place hc stands more ecIrrr
under the protection 81 tuc 5rItIsH nHu
/ kng ficorRe appointed n .4~N -3o'uE Ola
! gentleman Is 1,~ peut-paf"ni e.it a.li
| conducted s.i b. negotiations iWsott
/ Tie made notes p. b" proceeding. ~ -hori-
! hand 4u4 prepared .rtl' 4lses p ne
( treaty. nn als a"u rpeNrttFr iie re-
erivt.,l tue British .mWl~-jouers Vlth
! zuaro 9f honor .u-i-tng Hi hls rutlrr
standing rms 10 HfHiy men. dressed 20
9rtii,.r, informs Ihc5 fred he proper
salute rom 5e.a guns and th"n doubled
/ tqe. ~ G" p4sis.. - parade 4s infantry
( q mir 1gr -3s. and played the iouKan
uatleUa. athena
Dn King .cocgr visit ~ the }na-h
.alp .mra lo-,ed tAc treaty commIs-
! -i.uet- ae appeared lu he uniform %
genera. ol -nr EongaH army. g.s ureas.
( .crea UJtb decorations. tic explained
/ these ,S aying nat. . 40 .nre.gn ~ 81
.-cl-u .ad seen it 70 eouier decoration
10 am he had instituted one oi bis anH.
ifd Nas wearing ai' 'ue grades rom
Grand ross to oWpanlon.
Thcr, Is - story HAT 1, TouEaU- lc-
Jared neir neutrality ~ t' beginning o..
.ne present war. b4j 'ho -iurt 4nJrIc
The F0ugans 8rc be- 'ee educated OF
The Po.vnesian natives In hear na0tr
college they earn mai acmatcs. Msfo-t
lnd shorthand They aro ezceilcu. ~r-
penter- and boa; builders, and ,ae- -a-
marhabie toD4nc~~ 'or rrcNe' made
necessary 10 prohibit the game Ior -s
dats week Il famine Wa, r. bv t.rrfea.
Tor hc plantations were entirely nc-,ccteu
for he rucNet-.ic.a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
LEAD BURNERS WA NTED.

4 call J., out for fifty lead BURNERS who
are needed for sonr Of the government
plants. making explosives. IN joining up
the edges of lead tanks for acId solutions
Y Although the trade in some Of ITS ap-
plcations IS made up of specialists there
are some parts of 4 that men who have
had experience n plumbers should bc
able TO acquire. and applications from
such Will he gladly entertained The
rates Of pay are from one dollar an hour
upward Applications should bc made
Al the office OF he Public Service Reserve,
AZ Sixth and hing streets
Refrigeration and steam engineers,
chemical workers, electricians and labor
els arc wanted at once, and q large list
of other lines IS in preparation for immc-
diatc publication. which viii be open To
men of the necessary experience and abll-
ity in similar trades, seven thousand of
whom are ncedcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
SPEAKERS TRAINING CAMP.
Interesting Exercises Marked the Closing
Session Saturday AZ Newark

Sp,pia Corrcs spond"rcc of Every Evening
\cwark lulv Is The morning and
afternoon sessions Of the final day Of the
speakers training camp AZ Wolf Hall on
Saturday. were devoted 70 demonstrate
work ~ to organization uf material and
voice control
The Saturday evening program opened
with community singing lcd hN L T.
kuhlcr DIR George ; Counts presided
and IN i brlcf address gave the significance
of he celebration of tho French national
ohdav I)r G. G Pearson of the Nation
81 Security lcaQic spoke of the celclra-
tlon of The trcuch independence DAY rs
hc had soon Il ~ Pans He then dis
rusScd America relations with France
giving particular emphasis to the sym
pathv existing between tho two nations
because 81 thor revolutionary struggle
for thcir own democracy aud the addition
Al bond created bl our present war for
The democracy ct the world
Mrs Elizabeth l. Schrelncr president
nt the Philadelphia School q Dramatic
Art. who has gwen the instruction IN the
t~c IT the voice during the sessions of the
training camp. read The story of Joan
Pcrc Orrin G Lester director nf tho
Speakers Burcau Of the American Rcd
Gross. gave a Stlrrlng address upon the
work 81 the Red Gross in France Ever
eti { johnson. director Of the State
Council OF Defense closed the program
with an announcement of the plan which
The council wishes the teachers who are
attending the summer school 10 take up
IN the WAY Of demonstration of the or
ganIzatlou Of community councIl Of
defense while at the college, with the idea
Of preparing themselves for the duties
which viii dcvolvc upon them IN the sev-
eral districts where they Will teach
The enlisted engineers who are rccciv-
ing instruction IN the laboratories 81
Delaware College were guests Of the mem
bers of the summer school and dancing Al
Residence Hall followed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
WHOLE MI RMaN COAST
IN HANDS or ALLIES

by Associated Press to Every Evening
London July ~ American and Brit
ish troops have occupied the whole Of the
Murman coast IN northern Russia. saws
a dispatch from Moscow 10 the Central
News Agency by way OF Amsterdam
After capturing INcm . railroad station
on the White sea coast the dispatch
adds the American and British forces
advanced toward Toroki, the Russian
BolshcNiki authorities having withdrawn
TO Nirok
The commanders Of he Entente allied
forces have issued AN appeal 10 the popu-
iatlon on the Thurman coast requesting
help against German y and Finalnd II
IS declared the Thurman coast IS Russian
territory under the otcctIon oi tn
lntentr Powers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
PASSES Up ON HIS JOB.
Burke Reconnoitres Nv ork or Fight" En-
pIoyment and Lands in Trouble Again.

Patrick Burkc was in CItv Court lev
days ago and turned over 10 the Council
az Defence Work or Fight Bureau
which found Inn job out at Front and
Mon streets. where labor Is needed in
building operations
But i seems that Pat dIdnt like the
looks Of the Job. So today he again made
appearance i'll City Court. charged with
vagrancy Policeman Rodcnhser said
Burke had reconnoitrcd the job he's been
assigned to, passed up on II torn his
letter 0f directions into -hrcds aud walked
Of The case was continued without bail,
and meantime another Joo viii be found,
with strong probability that Patrick will
bc made 10 stick al ID
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
L. =. REPORT ON COTTON.
Falling on in June consumption; .66l :.
q92 Bales in Hands of Consumers.

Ey Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, July l5 Cotton con
sumcd during June amounted to 'l21 ,iht
running bales and for the eleven months
ending June SO II was 6.0t95it bales,
the census bureau announced today
Last year IN june l14 10 bales were
consumed and for the eleven months
period $3.50. .5N2 bales
Cotton on hand Juno 30 IN CON
suming establishments. was l,66l N2
bales. compared with 1.1i3.527 year
ago and IN public storage and AZ com
presses ale 800 bales, compared with
i01 403 year age
Imports ot torc1gu cotton during June
amounted 10 81. lof bales. compared
with n ISL year ago
Exports during juno amounted 70 11{.-
so bales. compared with 2lj.1W .
wear ago. and for the eleven months g..
DIT. .:i53. compared with ), lh7,il2 ! wear
aEo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
Pussy & Jones Fans Celebrate

After the game on Saturday he Pussy
X Jones fans and team led by their band
paradcd Markct street 10 Sixth to French
Ia Front then to the Pusey yards whore
there were some big duings in the way
oi speeches and rousing good time with
Wells aud chcdrs The celebration Wa
continued today
MEET AGAIN >EXT SATURDAY
Pussy and Harlan viii again clash IN
the coming Saturday The game will
hc played a, he first half Of a double
header and viii begin II 30 O'Clock.
In the other game Of the afternoon the
Harlan Steel League nine will meet
bethlehem
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
L. :. UNIVERSITY SOLDIERS
VISIT HISTORIC PLACES

london. July / E. Tho American Z uI-
vcrslty mon. rotcnti organized here as Il
club ior college men on var work inEngiani
has naugurated d series do Weekend ok
cursI0n1 80 places Of historic interest slch
~ Oxford, lmbndgc and ~tratlord-on-
Avon
The hrst ot the-c "xcn SONS. winch
occup, about two days tt fbc end d she
ncel Na- - oxford. and thc Second ra
~traifprd The parties ln each 'ase a-
cludc,l mostly men in Uniform, nclldlng
representatives. of the American army
navv aviation ~c-yICe Rcd ross and
Young Men Christian ASSOCIATION.
Vt Magdelcn College, oxl,ri. rue
visitors Ncre welcomed 5y he President
~.r Herbert Warren The IT'D - STRAIT
ford vas made under the personal escort
Of he great English Shakespeare scholar
SIR sydney Lee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
HAD PLENTY OF READY CASH.
Alleged Keeper of Disorderly House
TooA $500. With Her 10 Station.

Slrah (,3ldStein and Pafrlck Burke
were before Judge Churchman IN City
Court this morning each charged with
keeping disordcrly house on appll-
cation of ludge Prickctt who appeared as
counsel for the woman he cas- IS con-
tinacd until Friday and Burke case
also went over until the same day
Mr. Goldstrin Is said Ia own j05
Lombard street. and also 70 be the owner
of 5O7 Lombard street When Mrs
Goldstein vas arrested saturday night
she took with her to he police station a
satchel containing S530 cash out ii which
she deposited hal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
PUBLIC UTILITY BOARD.

With two vacancies existing 10 the
Board Of Public Utility Commissioners
caused by the designations Of Comm~-
sioners Holt and Mock, and another
impending, when the term Of Richard G.
McMulcn expires Mayor Lawson an
nomced this morning that efforts would
be made to fill the gaps during this week
Mr. McMullen il is understood. does not
aspire to q second torn
Rumors are current that he Whining
ton 4 Philadelphia Traction 60 may
soon appear before the board and ask for
readjuStment Of carfares
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
WEDDINGS.
SMITH BERT.

Edwin Smith Of Marcus Hook Pa,
and Miss Anna Bert of Bellevue were
quietly married at ElktOn on Saturday.
to Marcus Hook in April Of this year
He met Miss Bert at party After
their marriage they went TO the home OF
the brides aunt. AZ Bellevue They left
Yesterday for TOUR Of the West When
they return they will reside in Marcus
Hook. where Mr. Smith Is located.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
PRINCE LICH>OWSkl ENlLED.
Prussia ENpcls Her Envoy Who Told
Truth About War.

n, Associated rrcss to Every Evening
Na~hngtou .Iul1 - \ dispatch from
sutherland TO-DAY saws tho i'rISNIan
House 81 Lords. after series of secret
stttIngs which lasted several tays, had
,In,idcd IL oxprl Prince IAchnoweky. tho
former German ambassador to England
The Princes. rcccnth published mcm
orl3r~ giving hls c&rcctanclcs ia London
.ctor,. and ~ tho outbreak of thc war
.,sortod the Mar was caused h1 'hc
German war part, and could nave boon
avoided
Il wa ~aid tho hai~cr had interviewed
In lIchnawskN : hChal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
Speeding Charge Falls.

Judge Churchman. IN City Court this
morning. discharged from custody Tony
Amorasa accused Of violating the speed
law On May u at Seventh and Lincoln,
when bis ear colhded with the Street and
Sewer Department sprinkler truck driven
by George Dercgodo Because Of in
sufficient evidence 10 show Amorosa was
speeding he was discharged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
Personal.

L Donaldson Brown of Wilmington
has gone to While sulphur Springs, W,
Va, to ION Mrs Brown, who is staying
with her mother and father Mr. and Mrs-
Hamilton NJ Barksdalc, who have a
cottage there for the summer.
MIR and Mrs John s Scottare are at
White Sulphur Springs " Va
Mrs Charles Purse of Pittsburg Pa
is spending some time with her parents,
MIR and Mrs Charles Chase Of Thirty
sixth and Market streets
Sheriff Francis returned Yesterday
from months vacation at Ocean City,
n J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
Not GuiIiY Of TreSnaSSinq

Jesus VI Ortega, Gadakah Luna and
Frank Stradi three Mexicans were before
Judge Churchman today in City Court
charged with trespass Al the Lynch
Construction Co.'S house-bmlding job
al Front and Union streets A company
special officer said they had no right there
and he arrested them but Ortcga pro-
duced paper which Indicated he and his
companions had been sent t. the place
70 take a lob They were discharged from
ct,a+
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
Neat Sum For Soldiers Smokes.

Upwards of $l.2Oo was cleared for
the smoke fund for the boys across the
seas, from the Harlan Minstrel Froic
last week The definite amount will
not be known for several days, unit
the bills have all been paid The exact
amount it is hoped. viii he nearer the
two thousand mark
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
BRTTONS ORDERED FROM RUSSIA
TROOPS MUST QUIT MURMAN
Y Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
London, July - NJ Tchitchcrin. the
Russian foreign minister has addressed
a note to Great Britain demanding that
the British dctachments now on the
Thurman coast he rc-cmbarkcd without
delay, says Central News message today
dispatch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
MIlL Id rO PLATTsBlRG.

~pc,lai Correspondence ot Estrs H.ta.--
Newark. J4ls l1 ,c,au4 .raa..-
camp at Pla,tsburg N. ~ A
JUlv H. lu8 calJiuu, ~ September
Dean r. T. smith announces
Delaware 'o.l"Ir SAT -eHa 'ols
atlycs to hts camp Ipun GrlaHan raH.
the War Department lhe- -eurr-tn
ativcs wiIl bc = A Nacalc 81 Nem..e~
vile, PA. " D. Barnard tmde.
Del Draper smith ana n u carter oi
Wilmington Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
NEW CABINET FOR DI TCH.
Queen Directs Leader OF atholc Part,
10 Pick Ministers.
BY associated Press 10 Ever, Evening

london. JULY - Quccn WIhclmrna
of the Netherlands. according II dis
patch from The Hague 70 the Central
News hes charged Deputy \olcnS. leader
Of he Catholic party With tho formation
oi cabinet IN succession to tho ministry
handed h> Premier Cort van der Llndcn.
which, rcrcutIv resigned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
\ CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET

By Associated Press u Every Evening
Chicago, July Is Hogs. receipts, A.
600 market, strong mostly ten cents
higher; choice light and light butchers
1915; one load prime, heavy, 1905; bulk
Of sales, 1725al61O; butchers, LISA
IS Is; packing, l7.0Oal7.75; light, l7.N5a
1918: rough l640al6.9O; pigs. l675a
1925.
Cattle. receipts 10000, good % best
corn fed steers, steady: others and butch
ers, slow and lower.
Sheep, receipts, 2i 900 heavy sheep
and heavy yearlings. steady choice Wash
ington weathcrs. 400, lambs and light
Ncarhngs. uneyenIN lower medium kind.
sharply down; on" load choice Washing
ton ID outsiders III 1919