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THREE

a levy on capital. graduated at saw
up to per cent on sums below Ct, 900.
and rising TO 80 or 80 per cent on for
tunes exceeding ti,0o0.ooo Tho levy
would be collected from the individuals
as is done In the case OF income tar
or uncarued income. 'She form u nav
ment would be whatever WAS the most
convenient. Perhaps 4 discount would
DC offered for cash. but In lieu OF cash
securities could be accepted at a valua
ti"n, ana mortgages on land would ho
taken There would he no need for
simultaneous forced sales OF securities.
Please observe that there is no dis
appearance of capital from the coun
Try. There IS simply transfer from
| individuals TO the state, SO there Is no
question OF the country being any th-
1 poorer for the transaction.
liquidation OF the national debt 10
| an idea which very. very few peopl,
support. not only because il would bo
unjust. but because such a stem wou,d
DC trauEht with such disastrous con-
sequences. The only alternative an
pears TO be the conscription of wealth
by means OF direct levy on capitaI
. Fhe recent Trades Union Congress ~
Blackpool decided to press Parliament
10 take this measure. as tho workcr1
are satisfied that it is the most prac
eicao!e method or raising tho money
required for tho war
Your Money or Your Life.
mo national solvency must be nr.-
served, therefore, " tho wealthy ar.
wise they will not oppose il. because
II inhation Is allowed to continue I'm.
checked. causing such hardship to the
community as has already been expcri-
ehced with rising food prices. then
there might easily be a serious calamity
IN store for private wealth owners.
IL Is no secret that the question ~
the national debt. which is at present
oe'ns pied up. is matter Of serious
moment to those who are considorinr
the iuturc OF the country, and II is
pleasing to record that there arc MANY
men or position and wealth who wouII,
themselves prefer the method of meet
ING the debt indicated above. II "a
useless to assume this question couId
% dealt with by erecting tariff walls
winch. quite apart from the wisdom, ar
otherwise of changing our fiscal noI,cy
Simply could not meet the hugo burden
win which We arc confronted A,
already said. the nation having do
cid'a that human life must be at tho
disposal OF tho state. thera Ia no lori-
cal reason why wealth should not ais,
DC treated the same way.
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ENGLISH AlRMEN ACTIVE
Destroy Hostile Captive balloon ana
Atrpinne-Fnrnmp ments and Avia-
ton Stntions Heavily Bomhea.
iBy Associated rress. !

BY Associated rress
ROME, January 5.-"Thero vere
spirited artillery dueis Mn the eastern
sector OF the Asiago plateau and astride
the Brenta Valley" the War Office an
nounces In the Seren Valley an
enemy column was surprised and dis
perscd by our batteries. At the head
OF the calcino Valley hostile patrols,
which we're advancing toward our posi-
lions. were driven back by rifle Are.
On the middle Place tho enemy artil-
lerS showed increased activity and our
own replied energctically
British airmen destroyed a hostile
captive balloon and brought down an
airplnne. BY day and eight there
Is considerable aerial activity on tho
front lines and in the rear areas. Our
airmsn bombarded with good result,
enemy cncampmcnts and aviation
camps. The station at Levico and
adjacent magazines were bombarded
with 1900 Kilograms OF proiectiIe..
Enemy aircraft dropped bombs on
Mestre, Bcssano and Castelfraneo.
Slight damage and some casualties
resulted"
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PLANS AERIAL WARFARE
Germany to Operate on a Larger scale
Than Ever before, Documents
Disclose.
IBy Associated Press

WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Friday, January Ger
many's plans for aerial warfare on q
larger scale than heretofore. it Is in
dictated in documents taken from enemy
prisoners. are founded upon published
statements regarding the aerial war
fare plans of tho United States In
formation to this effect has reached
the American expcdtionary forces It
Is Indicated that the Germans, bcliev-
ing that America Intended putting ma
chimes by the tens OF thousands into
the battle area. Immediately enlarged
their own plans in the expectation OF
ofsettins the increased enemy forces.
Just when the enemy's program will
be realized is uncertain, but the in.
formation obtained in captured docu.
ments is regarded by ranking officers
as making II extremely desirable for a
speedy and complete development of
American air service.
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MIDDLE WEST GETS PLANTS
War Department Announces This See.
ton Is Devoid OF Congestion
Found In East.
fBy Assocla: ed Press.1

ny Associated Press1
WASHINGTON, January 5.--Ail new
plants for war-material production will
he located entirely in tine Middle West.
under the policy Of the war Depart
ment, which became known to-day.
because of congestion in the East. an
tapped facilities beyond the Alleghanies
have become necessary to speedy pro.
duction tor the present war, while
sites at least 200 miles from The At-s
lantic seaboard arc regarded as good
strategy In case OF future wars.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE
ATLANTIC COAST i.INE RAILRoAD

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD Co.
Office OF tho Treasurer
"l,minston, y e.. December II, 1917
Line Railroad Company has declared divi-
dend or -, per cent on the common capital
STOCK or that company, payable at the office
or the treasurer. Whining ton. y. c. on
January 10. 1878. 10 such Stockholders as
company on December 60. 1877, al : o'ciocS
r. NJ JANE F. POST
Trep
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EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY Is

KichInond. Va. December 8. isii.
The regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders oil the EQUITABLE Loan Society, Inc
of Richmond. Va, for the election of direc.
tors and for the transaction Of any other
business which may properly come before
me sad meeting, will be held TUESDAY
.lASoAkf s. 1913. at l.. NJ, at the place
OF business OF said corporation, No l2s
North Eighth Street. ltchmond. va
ORDWAY FULLER,
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THE PLANT

TIE PLANTERS NATIONAL. RANk
TIL. ANNA, kleh ni va, Dec. s, l9l7.
OF this bank VIII be held al it's bamkin:.
house on TUESDAY. JANUARY S. lyIs at
r RI OF The acts Of the directors for
me last ilscal year and for the transa elton
~! any other buSnckS which may Droneriv
come before the said meeting
CONWAY II GORDON
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AUTOMOBILES

BlIEk SIX. hkc new. Must solI Address
70 care riines- ID. patch
tSh sale. IN hr-t condition. 1915 Ford
touring. just iik. new A. Mcyer's SON,
Co.. south Eighth Street.
Fot sale. Ford truck in very good con.Ii.
non VIII s-i cheap. 4. Meyers sons
-. south Eighth Street
bC\ALi. MOTOR coMlANY's cSED
ear LIST.
BUICK light six touring. r.rfec, condi-
ton ana n"~ casinIe Price, 500
casing. $50
oNhhi.AND Country club. Only used so
oEEhi.AND 70 touring Al condition. new.
~ painted and new ,i-cs. 500
FORD touring. i,Ii model! Engine In good
condition 3liJ
FORD touring. 1914 model Engine In good
condition. }iJ.
DtNhIi MOTOR Company
tarnrNtil'. IA.
FOX ss!-. Chandler i-,,a .scug"r 1918 model.
isun les than l.ano inicS. Good condition.
Phone Randolph yJsg
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POULTRY AND BIRDS

WANTED. YOU to try DR. Hess roultry
below and get tree trial package. enough
for IL hens for weeks IL will prove to
YOU better than nii th. talk In tho world
that Pan-a cca viii Keep your poultry
h.a.thy and make your hens lay. DR.. Hos,
Instant Louise Killer Kills lee on poultry.
quick and sure. Guaranteed For roup
uss Dr. Hess Roup Kennedy. Got your fro.
TRIAL package of tho DR. Hers Poultry
Pam a-cc.4 from any Of those dc .i.rs H. H.
Wallis. 800 East Marshall Street. DeIS Il
hsad!es g stores. liza East Main Street:
COZ East Marshall Street. and III Eas,
Eranki'n Street; Virgil 4 May & FRO. t3s
Cary Street: Roland n. Childrey. - North
Eighteenth Street: Dorset Hardware Cor
porat!on. 700 Hull street. Scott's Drug Store
corner Seventeenth and Franklin S;rocts !:
Grant DRUG 60. &: storesl. corner Seventh
and broad Streets and corner Twslt,h and
il.t Fourth Avenue and 9Si North finh
street. Rrcaddus Grocery Co. 100 HUT
Street; Tarrln; Drus CO.. West Broad
Street.
WHITE wyandot,e Barred Rock and Rhode
Island Red cocksrc's for sale EGEs for
Matching from priv. stock. Bloomir g,la IL
Toui,ry PM': Dumbarton. Va. Phone
FOR sale. female o.uarics. Mating season
now. Randolph 5s02-J.
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iI.iT~TERS

OLD HATS MADE NEW
WE clean and rebock your old hat also
put new bands. etc. Yes. do both
ladies' and gents hats. OF all descriptions.
SEE
Mail VERA HIT WORKS. Phone
Orders. III North First ST.. Ran. 300
Richmond. Va.
Also Petersburg Branch.
r S. & lEs. Bldg. Rooms and 5.
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MEETINGS

,rAGNS anYsF Va. AsR SayIN i. l, So
ss"S 81 III IN is sansiss
Of ia drse.ol r. HsI0f fs: for
a nconIr, OF any other business that may
books tho transfer OF me Stock mRe Of e, The
ianaary { osiock r. o. the s mn DAY Of
i. j:wl VIKING t.; i ,s IN
VlRGIHiiA STATE. INSURANCE co.
+ Ss %fsaa h' i1od s' E .ns S %as
A' ,& s''x # r"'::s"o iss Va.
MILAN esl:,asiM1 r. r., MILLER.
e hs al the Vim be hs;s IS
offices "f eonspa1y. las IS E Nj e., the
lin Street. Richmond. Va frahA-
TIE fRhi sSmo&Sd. "a VATI lIsS1;x sATK
., The hi, annn nu' mseiinE Of the stoekhod:rs
TTEs M!'i 20 ASH e rs SnSKns
! r. NJ. for tine election Of direeto o2.s; an az
Witch t"r The transae,io9 Of Other Susaess
PHILIP E. w. GOODWIN.
a stated comm inicatioo OF HenrIco
@ will be held In Masonic Hail. Iii Is
EvcsISS mSn'yn e s's osise MNoM Msm
s s9ss pa s.sasT lodges ana transient brethren
BY ordsr 81 the sS, WSrsspf ss ras:snt
JOSEPH s. WILSON
og gioN . on s.9S.s AsS3cS
s ssss'f 10 ssios g psS @ srsu's q
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away. ~ now shoes cos, too ,p,,rs S" ~,
anoes repaired riEht arc just . good a. new
ones out an expert must do tho SorI- " :
ar" experts in our line. and W, viii M, 49,,
~o,n asaintt anybods,s in town and leave
" 70 you 10 hcoicc which - done best Ga =
nriecs arc thu lowest in town f;,ys -, .
ira order ROYAL Sho" Repairing Co
r r RIO r,an' ,,Ir"p'. 80! North SIXTH street,
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FOR sale $500 stock and position az aec.
rotary. treasurer IN well -cSta blishci whole
aaie grocery huaincss. Incorporated. Have
been called TO service in tho army, rca son
match
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MEETINGS
OLD DOMINION UNJUST CuM

OLD DOAllN ION INJST CUMpANY
Richmond. Va. Dec. 8, lsi7
holders OF the Old Dominion Trust Com.
pAny VIII be held wEDS r.SDAY. JANUARY
y 1918. Al IL y SIoGk noon. III The office ~
The company. No. 500 East Main Street,
kIehmond. Va. for tho election of lir.cror.
and tor the Transaction OF any other business
which may properly come before tho said
Mes,inG W. H. SLAUGHTER,
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CARPET CLEANING

CARPET CLEANING.
OLD carpets made into ruza
Phone Madison rs. ". W. Moseey & Co.
Ill North First Street
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SHOE REPAIRING

KiCnMOND ELECTRIC SHOE REPATr.
,b ING Ia Gi4}ApASY wishes to announce tina,
Insy VIII give PROMPT attention To ma
oruers 1lJ East Main Street Rlcn p,nri
Va Phone Randolph 1895 - -N'@aioHo'
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GUARD OF CoMM0NW EALTH AssocII.
ton. assemble corner Seventh and Grace
spect 70 our BELOVED Conrad" ". m q H!lS'
e w. MARSHALL, Secretary.
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w God Wood
Wood

wv (nnl
We have 100 cords GOOD dry sawed
f'"o per ioao' eaual To hai
coId. Phonc Randolph .i7s-i52l
IpR Sd, 80 y; ,yEI,a 60 one,
s.in Tor uuicS ssi.. ,:.Ii t at,s, Dat
Il !, IS7I1,7,, ------,---------
in5I ins ,".s 49,. o.u S.uIhoe' ~ houses
,yr..- = a., - *: '"'i or Al
- :, : :. 49, OF sts W est 2sTy
month"; SIS gets IL. Cai boulevard AN
WILL. sell ~ PAIRS of Homer Dr.rnc,
pigeons cheap 10 quick buyer or wiII
Ir.n. Tor hons Call Boulevard l52.-J
MEN. WEAR SPECIALS
klNGSRJRY upright pIsno SlJi
IS .eiifr.aers, Stu ur.
tIty.> ueus from ti.Ss IN
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FOR SAIE-tni,,.I,

Fok sale Iron gray Kentucky saddle geld
INK nine years old Is al hpr.i. aoo
pounds sound. Dr. l., l.. Barr. Townsv:i,c,
one tw".year Did Enriish pointer .-,nsin
bird dog, field broke and re,ri.,er mr;c.
so. II 81 Harris, Ciarksvilis. Va p''e0
WE have for sale ali Kind OF domestic
ana Wild pets: write US. what YOU
want In Belgium hares. caves. doca.
bros OF all kinds, parrots that talk.
paiokcetS. white rats and mice. ferreis
and monkeys. Lyric Kennel and Pot
Shop. 2li North Fifth Street
TWO female coIIies for sal. IiioomlnxIals
=, roultry Farm Dumear,on. Va Phone
ScoTcH COLLIE PUPPIES
nave n nice lot Of choice puup,s. ON hand
from registered stock. t.o 10 -FOUR cha m.
piors on each pedigree. Twenty y.ars on
pcricnce In handling ooillcs prlTcs Z. 70
$500 each Tor to 10 weeks old uuppie.
Color golden. sable and white 'SJtrr.s
Geo. u MhItescl Eorth River. Ta
BEAuriFCl. male for terrier nun Apyiv
sh West broad Street.
FOR SAFE. registered ii"r.ShIfc .0WS 2
ycar1 old G =, care Timcs- Dispatch
kEGlSrEkEU Ilcrk-hirc ho., Tor sale Is
q years old Took second prlxe ii lag,
virginia State Fair. w.lels al,n,,, ga
pound| =. chrc Tir'"S- Dispatch
FOn sale. Mexican purro donnoy !. yc.r,
Old; gentle. Apply Boulevard Igl-J
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If you want TO make big. quick profits. In
vcstlgatc this. OIL company with hold
inss In center OF biggest producing area in
floor basis. Company nov drilling on prop
wells that came In with initial capacity up
to $4,000 barrels day. Property already
producing thousa nds of barrels a month
Monderfni opportunity for large or small
investors hut Quick setion is positively
for literature; no obligation Union Trust
COMPANY. oil Carter Bldg. lIouston. Texas
FIRST-CI.ASS restaurant In HopeweII, long
established and doing good business Fine
location. Address Cash. Box 30G Hope
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FOR ShLE-fiorses


NiRSI->i,A ItLI-lA 3..I- iIaLAAn
~ WOLF a. EI.DOhS
ioU WIN hnd plenty norses snd rnuIes
,secono hnno wagons. ougEies and harnes1
tor sale daily. Auction days. Tuesday And
viii self them Tor YOU. ana yuu an - ~
money same day. - 'ee'
lso5-li East franklin Street
Phone Madison 63s4
FOR sale a.. large mules aud i've horse,
IiEnt out Of work. Have no further use
Tor hem. VIII cell cheap Can Ii. Soc, =,
Hnichers stable. az North F!fch street
FOR sale. young nulcz well hro.;e An
My j w. Barncs. Madison go. NJ
FOX sale. or pair good mules lust out
OF hard work. boulevard 30gi
FOt safe. good worE and driving hos. aI.o
fubp"F 'ire buEgy. surrey and .poa: ALSO
sotF OF harness Bargain can o. obt atu.d
by quick sale. Phone E.adoIph 1881
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Cfi'iiERS so-crg INCUBATOR and largo out
dor breeder 81. Thor motorcycle in
good condition, 81. Trade for registered
Poland China boar \. Z. Niehl. II. +. ID.
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FOX sale. iron gray KENTUCKY saddle geld
lnE nine years old. - Z. hari. ! 400
POUNDS. sound DIR. l. J.. Barr. Townsville.
Evening journal., 1918-07-01
ANDERSON NAMED !
CECIL GAME WARDEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON. Md, July t.-John Ander
son, OF Cecilton, has been appointed
deputy game warden for Cecil, KEN
and Queen Anne's Counties. =
The quarterly distribution OF schod
funds was made last week by Comp
troller Hugh B. McNlullln. Cecil COUNTY
gets s4.23I.66. The Cecil County Comt
missioners have allowed $1,000 for tht
public schools OF the county
The 10000 tons Of ice harvested q
Perryville and Hayre de Grace las,
winter, is being shipped to Baltimore II
Barges.
Among the victims OF the Iyenhos
Indiana, last week. were Oscar Derricl
and Arthur Derrick, his brother, wig
were the owners Of the Shivery farm
in Elk Neck. The were circus pen
formers and came to Cecil County abOu
a year ago.
The following graduates Of the Elk
ton High School, in the class OF thu
year have secured positions at Perr1
Point with the Atlas Powder Company
Of Wilmington: Hulett Palmer, Franz
Blanan, William Diebert, Walter Pratt
Gilmore Walter and Howard Lewis.
Mrs. William Scheuler has returnet
10 her home in Baltimore, after TIVE
weeks visit to Elkton.
John Writ Scott, Of the Medical Cor1s
United States Army, has been spenditL
a short furlOugh with his family ~
ElktOn.
Miss Alice E. Dean. OF Wilmington
was the guest Of Mrs. ]. l.. Moore, ci
Leslie, on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank r. Scott. Of Philadelphia
is visiting her son. Delaney Scott.
Miss Louise Kapp. Of Baltimore, vls,
tied Elkton relatives last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Macbeth, OF
Chestnut Hill. Pa, were the guests OF
Elkton friends on Saturday.
DR.. William d. Cawley, OF Camp DIX,
N. j., is spending a few days with his
family in Elkton.
Henry Franklin Hurn, OF the Marine
Corps. stationed at League Island, via
tied his home here on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1918-07-01
MR.. HOSS|hCER Takes
UP NEW POSITION
Becomes Business Admins
TRAITOR at Delaware College
Starting Today
REV. CHARLES CANDgE
SPEAKS AT NEWARK

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, July i.-Joselh II. Hoss
niger, who was recently sppointed Dl
the trustees Of Delaware Col tge to suo
ceed William Langhorn, resigned
bus~ess administrator at the college
took up his new duties today. MI
Hossinger has been director and treas
urer of the Baltimore branch OF uh
Farm Loan bank since that bank wa
started, but resigned to accept the locs
position. He will probably return y
Baltimore once or twice a week lo
several weeks until his successor then'
becomes familiar with the work.
The Rev. Charles l.. Candee OF WI
mington preached the sermon at tn\
open air union services on Delawaf,
College campus last night.
Patriotic services were held In tpN
Newark Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning with special music for thi
occasion. >
Samuel Sooville, Jr., an attorney
Philadelphia, made a patriotic address
at special services held yesterdaf
morning at Head Of Chrlstiana Presby.
terian Church. A flag was presenteA
to the church on behalf of the Sewinl
Circle by Henry Mccullough of Elks
ton. Members of the Junior Ordei
American Mechanics Of Newark ant
other patriotic organizations attende!
the services.
The annual festival given by thi
women Of St. Johns r. c. Church
closed Saturday night when there wal
a large crowd in attendance and goo,
sum realized FOR the church.
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1-.-- ---
STATE FARMERS
Tx NEED OF HELP

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del, July i-Ouit
large number Of business men of tlss
community met in Peach Blossom
Grange Hall, Tuesday night, upon in.
vitation Of the grange, to discuss tRf
critical conditions now confronting
the farmers with reference to bar.
vesting their growing crops. OF the
number present everyone volunteered
to come TO the rescue Of any farmsc
who was so conditioned as not to bs
able to secure necessary help. the plsu
being to be prepared for emergeniS
help only, and when such a call camI
to have a bunch Of men that wouil
give three or more hours day Il
Of their own business hours TO preyer
crops from going TO waste.
After full discussion, 10 was decided
to effect a Help Emergency Organlza.
tion, operative for the duration of tlfs
war. The meeting was organized as
follows: Edward Ladley. chairman,
William G. Lockwood, secretary. Tlis
following committees were appointedg
Securing Help and Transportation: z.
II. Shallcross, f. s. Jones. Elwood RAM
ming. Rules and Regulations: Freder1
lex Brady, A. Fogel. J. E. Walls puA.
licity; J. B. Messick, ]. F. Deaknye.
State Director of County Agents. NJ
Q. Pence; r. o. Bausmsn, New Casts
County Agent and Mr.. Davis. Farm He'll
Specialist from Newark, were present
and made addresses. 7N
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NEW CASTLE NEWS
NOTES OF Interest
Many Visitors Over Sunday,
Including Soldiers from
Camp Dix
REPAIRING BREAKS
IN THE RIVER BANK
clal to THE FVENTNG JoT1pNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, July i.-Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Pedrick and family motored
from Philadelphia to this city yester-
day. Mr.. Pedrick was formerly con-
nected with the Baldt works Of the
Penn Seaboard Steel Corporation, but
now Is purchasing agent of the COM
pany, stationed in Philadelphia.
Cajtain Harry Smith, stationed at
Camp Dix, visited his family over Sun
day.
The great chiefs Of the Great Coun-
ell Of Delaware, Improved Order of Red
Men, VIII make their annual official
visit TO Seminole Tribe Of this city to-
night. Every member Of the tribe Is
requested TO be present at o'clock in
the wigwam Of the tribe.
John Carlin went to Camp Meade yes
terday to visit friends.
Edward White, formerly of New Cas-
tie, and now residing In Philadelphia,
visited relatives here yesterday. Mr..
White Is connected with the Penn Sea-
board Steel Corporation.
Kennett Cross, formerly employed by
the Bethlehem Company, and THE
EVENING JOURNALS correspondent,
visited here yesterday. Mr.. Cross is
now employed by the government and
is stationed at the Morgan plant, To-
Gated outside Of Perth Amboy.
Van Dyke Stewart, formerly OF New
Castle, and now employed in Richmond,
Va, is visiting his family.
Hiram Borie, former general manager
of the National Tube Works, was visit
ing friends here yesterday. Mr.. Borie
has host Of friends here who were
glad to see him.
Yesterday men were fined 50 and costs
for being drunk and disorderly. One
was fined 81 and costs and one si2 and
costs for being drunk, disorderly and
resisting an officer.
Captain Jesse Mckay, stationed at
Camp Dix, was home yesterday visiting
his family.
Private Lennox, Of New Castle, who
is now at Camp Dix, was home yester-
day visiting his mother.
The dome on the town hall is being
covered with gold leaf. This makes the
weather vane attractive. The work Is
being done by Harry Bowen.
George Weir and family, formerly Of
New Castle, visited friends here yester-
day. They are now residing in Lsns-
downe.
The river bank south of New Castle
is being repaired. The work ls being
done by the government. A dredge is
filling in the marsh so the water will
not go over the bank The trolley SER
vice to Delaware City has been re-
sumed. The work Of building a new
stone road is to be started soon from
Dobbnsville TO the Bethlehem Steel
plant.
special meeting Of the fire COM
pany viii be held this evening In the
engine house at 7.30 o'clock. A large
attendance is expected as several Inn
portant matters are TO bs discussed.
Evening journal., 1918-07-01
pEAcoCK-DoNovAN.

Miss Mildred V. Peacock, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Lemuel II. Peacock. OF
No. 440 South Claymont street, and Ray
mond D. Donovan were married Satur-
day evening at the home OF the brides
parents. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. L. NJ Broadway, pas
tor Of Madeley NJ. E. Church. The maid
Of honor was Miss Gertrude l.. Pea
cock, sister OF the bride. Her brides
maids were her youngest sister, Miss
Gladys Peacock, and i've cousins
Misses Mary. Helen and Elsie Goodwin
and Esther. all Of Wilmington
The best man was Joseph Pat
terson. The bride was given away b,
her father. The wedding march wal
played by Miss Mary Donovan, a sis
ter Of the groom. Charles Tipka, o
this city, played violin selections.
The bride wore a beautiful Whit
crepe de chine gown and a veil, ant
carried a bridal bouquet Of white roses
The maid Of honor wore pink crepe
de chine. trimmed with white lace ant
blue sash, and carried pink roses.
The bride was the recipient OF many
handsome gifts.