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Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-04-13
ElectiOn!
Light and Water Commission.

Pursuant to the call Of the Commission
ers Of the
Town OF MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE.
An annual Election Of the TaX-paye'
of said Town will be held at the OH,
Of D. W. Stevens, Justice OF the feat'
on South Broad street, in Niddletowi.
aforesaid,
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-04-13
Hackett's Cape Cure

Kill the Worm as well as the Germ.
Makes Poultry raising Both Profitable
and Pleasant.
Your money returned if not satisfied.
1t is almost infallible.
HACKETT's CAPE CURE, &c., postpaid.
HACKETT'S LOUISE POWDER, &c.,
postpaid
nACKETTS CAPE CURE CO.,
Hillsboro, Md.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-04-13
sHERlFF'S SALES

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writ Of Lev. Fac. to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Washington House on Main street in
Newark, White Clay Creek Hundred.
New Castle County, Delaware,
ON TUESDAY,
THE 23D DAY OF AFRIn 1918,
at II O'Clock A. NJ.
the following described Real Estate, viz:
ALL those two certain lots, pieces or
parcels of land situate on the Northerly
side Of Prospect Avenue in the Town "f
Newark, New Castle County and State
of Delaware, more particularly boLnd-
ed and described as follows. to wit
No. /. BEGINNING at a point in
the centre Of Prospect Avenue, said
po;nt- being in line OF lands now or late
Of Title Thomas and being three hun
dred aud seyenty-one fee east Of the
int rssc.ion OF The centre line of Pres
pee Venue. with the centre inc Of
Nv h College Ave1ue, ftnnce by ard
wit, fi.a ii ~, T. 0oyv or ase Of Tile
TT, n Il. N5.t 5yvn nd :atee GUAR; +
de- . %.5 Il :, a.,rltai ard seventy
fyo f.,t ss . po.. il Ire Of lands nftV
or a 3 Ell 4ra n. Armstrong
tbtas- tae. ~ nor,n ei%Isy-seVan ard
on cr A Il 4re l. east " fcet TO 4
nj r. lie = >ds:S ncw q l>te .:
Ell Il .@E, 'aence thereby SDn.h
two 4 H. II, GA.r' = dA9re9% east on"
hu ed aIi ~etentv-i;Ve fer 70 IN
OF : 4 a Ill me cent?. Ut Prospect
AI4auv; thence thereby south eighty
Sc MI ai.d one quarter degrees west
sj-ltv fee. 10 ID first mentioned point
arr place III BEGINNING, containing
thirty GIT ard fifty-siX one-hundredihs
square perches of land be the same
more or less,
No. 2. BEGINNING at a point in
the centre OF Prospect Avenue, said
point being in line of other lands now
o. late Of Mary E McGovern and being
fifty feet westerly from the point OF in
| tersection of the centre line Of Prospect
| Avenue with the centre line OF Wilbur
| Street; thence by and with centre line
| of Prospect Avenue, south, eighty
seven and one quarter degrees west
| thirty feet to a point in line Of lands
now or late of Theodore Z. Armstrong;
| thence thereby north two and three.
| quarter degrees west one hundred and
| seventv-five feet to another point III
| said lands; thence still thereby north
! eiehtv-seven and one-quarter degrees
east thirty feet to point in said other
lands now or late Of Mary +. Mccoy
| ern: thence thereby and PASSING
through the centre Of the division wa,
between this house and the house ad-
Joining on the east, south two and three
quarters degrees cas- one hundred and
seventy-five feet to the first mentioned
point in the centre of Prospect Avenue
and place Of Beginning. Be the con
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Mary E. McGovern and Al
| bert j. McGovern, mortgagors. and to
| be sold by
| THEODORE W. FRANCIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Del. !,
| April 9th. 1918.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-04-13

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ Of Lev. Fac. to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Court House, Southeast Corner OF
Eleventh ana King Streets, City Of
Wilmington, New Castle County,
Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 9th DAY OF APRIL 1918,
at 10 O'clock, A. A..
the following escrioed Real Estate, viz:
ALL that certain lot or piece OF land,
situate in the City Of Wilmington afore-
said. bounded and described as follows,
tc-wit:
BEGINNING at a poin1 on the north
ar.v side OF Front Street at The as
rance Of eiqhty-tiye feet easterlv from
the easteflv side of Lincoln Street,
thence northeriy parallel with Lincoln
Street one hundred and thirty seven
seet eight INCHES to q coraer, thence
,astarly parallel with Front Street six
y-nine feet to another corner, thence
,outherly parallel with Lincoln str ct
me hundred and thirtyseven feet eight
inches to the aforesaid side Of Front
Street and thence thereby westerly
tiEtv-nina feet 10 the place OF Begin
ing. Be the contents thereof what
hay may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Hugh a. Gallagher, Nd
ministrator Of Grace Gallagher. de-
ceased mortgagor and Hugh A. Gala
her her husband, surviving mortgagor,
ana t. te sold by
THEODORE W FRANCIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Del.
april 11th, 1918.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-04-13

Combs, brushes, creams. powders and
an endless assortment of first clafs ar
ticles for the toilet are sold at this store
at prices most reasonable If you will
take the trouble to examine some Of
the many high class knick-knacks we
have. you can't help but see just what
you want.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
DO WE WANT PEACE?
written by ROBERT HERRICK for the National
Security League)

All long the day of peace The object
which fighting by millions peace Every hour of
toll of lives and treasure mpcrS and inn
poycrishcs the highest interests of mankind
Can we get peace Yes. peace of virtual surrender
such as could obtained the successful bandit might have
been had day these four which would
consccatc crime peace which would leave the criminal u
mphant matter how kiuy camouagcd 10y the diplomats
which would bountify the seeds of 10
fought by ourselves children That kind of be
the asking day But man. when he under
stands what It means wants that kind of peace.
When pcacc--a real peace-bc had' Not until those
rulers Germany who made this and who have conducted
like cynical barbarans wholly cpuacd by their people
of these leaders have been dismissed by the German
who suspected of harbOrng mSgivngs
about efficacy the shining sword who have betrayed the
sghtc, of liberalism The cynical gang that planned the
war broke faith with that rayagcd Belgium that
ruined northern France defy every human deccncy still
be made with the present imperial government of Germany
worth crcdcncc OF their immediate
There clear indications yet that the German
ueopc sick Of these rulers that they alive the crime
which they been committed for four
there credible proofs that
German people have rcpudacd in their souls the ur
philosophy they have been Nub taught and brauy
nation demonstrates TO the outraged world 10y rcpuda
leaders and hy plain remuneration oi their principles
that awakened from its predatory drcam,hcn and
until then, peace will come
For all those who believe in the possibility of AN enduring
all those who arcutN long Ion the day
will substitute law and for violence ANA
rckcH the 90 that IN which they have iah l" heh
scadfaSy refusing accept less than the ui reward q"
sacrifices and hy the closer union o the peoples re
sistug the rreteu'ionS demonstrate the poNib 'h'
acuay of the cooperative commonwealth OF humanity! Wh'i
will no longer bc tolerated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
DOTS AND DASHEs

indianapolis captain J. J Ham
mond. Hiush Royal rhuE Corps.
and g. Kinder Greenfield Ind were
Killed aud Lieutenant Pickett speed -
way aviation n'id. probably fatally
injured when their nirpituc dropped
400 feet
Corunua. spain Tho American
steamer Bucua Nnuuru was torpcdoed
last Monday siXty-four of the crew
tciur missing.
Washington The program by
which tho ui,N Wlll obtain men pro-
Nidcs that IN, sea service shall have
au average of $1,000 tnouthlN. The
marine corps will Ect auun monthly
ior four months ANA Loco month
thereafter
Nr.hiugtou short line railroads,
r,lluluirhcd from federal control,
have iprccd tu most government pro-
pn.als fur u contract under which
they might RETURN 20 federal manage
mont without guaranty rt fixed earn
luEs
Washington Naval sections uf
student army training corps are 20 hc
established ~ Colorado university
Denver university, Hnylor, Texas, \,
and NJ college aud Texas university
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
Will Leave New Mexico to Enter
Service With Business Concern
in San Francisco, Is An
nounced.
H, G. BUSH, ASSISTANT,
TEMPORARILY IN CHARGE
No Information Available Today
Either Here or in Washington as
to Appointment of a Sue.
cessor.

Ralph g. Ely rciircs today Us fed
oral food administrator fur New
MrNico. II was officially announced
ut IN" food admiuistration ufficos this
morning l;umori have been current
for some time TINT Nir Els was about
To retire. u was -uid M the food ud-
mtnistrdtiuu thu, ne would leave im-
medintcly for san Francisco "a cnter
the service OF large business house.
u. q. Tush uf Demiug who he
came connected with the food admin
istratiun several months ago as an
usststant 10 MIR. Ely. will have charge
of the office tor the time being, and
until u successor hJa been appointed
hy the federal food administrator.
There wus me- iutima'iuu az the food
administrator offices to-day Rs tu who
thr successor would hv. and tho i'm.
lhossiou WIS given that no decision
had been reached. \ number of
prominent mon are being mentioned
In connection with the position
Mr. Elv wu appointed food admin
istrator for Ncw MrNicu 90 August.
1877. and has devoted MS entire time
To- the service. serving without pay
II was stated az the food admuistra-
ton that bu WAS not q man ut means
ANA had found 10 necessary tu give uu
tho worl, iu order Co enter "a field that
II was stutod. had been considering
the offer ut tho san Francisco business
house tor sumc time nud had finally
accepted h. tolegrnuhing his rcslrul-
tioE tu Washington last week. The
resignation has hccu accepted.
Mr. Ely gave out the following stat,
mcut.
II have dome my duiy as ! snN o.
without fear ui favor II there hsyc
boon mistake, made and there have
been. thcN have been corrected quick
IS when found The sol. thought and
effort has been tu conserve food that
this war may h' carried 90 a victorious
end. Every confederation has been
taken that uusiuess should not hc.
come disuvga through improper
restrictions. 10 has been extremely
difficult Ht tIWrs 10 meet conditions
without dfsrupting necessary aud we'll
established lu. ness and industry or
impose unnecessary hardships uu the
pcoplr
81 l"uVr tuu service with much re-
ptvt The .Wnurtuco Of the cuurpr-
walton OF fuuU ia paramount iu win
niuE thr wlI ! nave met the most
hearty ,u-nu,.auuu from AN inter
csts the publ. press, ana the rank and
fllr OF the people Aud the people ar,
rcpll, thp foundation on which food
saving rr-'e. appreciate greatly IN,
generous support that haV, re.
C,tyru Hut Jlr this away with mo at
ou, uf the hr.rht spots in busy
life"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
Initial Payment Double Those OF
Previous Issues TO Discourage
Subscribing Without F lfill-
ment
LAST INsTALLMENT TO BE
DUE ON JANUARY 80, 1918.
Setting of Final Payment at SO
Late Date Means Fifth Loan
May Come in March, Is Belief
Of Some.

Washington, sept -3. Ton percent
- "a" Fourth Liberty Loan subscrip-
uuus viii bo required ON application
instead of five percent as FOR past
loans. ia. treasury announced today.
Twenty percent VIII hc due Nuycm-
bcf list. twenty percent ON December
a. twenty percent un Jlnuury i6,
and thirty percent ON January 30.
This b. the FIRST time more than
three iustllmouts have been arranged
in addition Co the payment ON appli-
cation for any Liberty Loan The inl-
tial payment was increased to discour-
age subscribing without carrying out
the instllmoris.
Setting uf th. last iushllmout of
thirty percent as Htc Is January 800.
Fifih Liberty Loun would not bee float
cd before late iu February ar posi-
hly March
The amount of tho Fourth Loan ana
the redemption terms probably Will
u, announced tonight los the treas
urN.
The initial payment, although due
at the time ot pl,dginp, need not ho
paid uutn october 10.
The iustalm,nt dates viii not in
tcrfcrc with th" practice hN which
many suhtcrihcrs have bought bonds
through banks rr other agencies and
paid ten percent q month for approx
matcly ten months That arrange
mcut officials explained, is "a transac-
uun between tho bank ana its custom
ers.
Secretary McAdop viii make his
first Liberty Loan address tomorrow
Hight at Carnegie Hail Nrw YORK,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23

advance toward iskub have been
forced 10 Join in the retreat of their
comrades hy the impetuous Serbs. who
now have advanced 80 miles since
september d.. Prisoners captured
from the enemy are being added to
as h. progress uorthward continues
uo, thc quantity Of wnr material also
h increasing.
salient Il Widcncd
Tho salient driven into the Bulga-
riuu lines tt Sokol has been widened
uutn nov the allies are advancing ou
front of nearly so miles. stretch
ing from cast of Monastir To- the Var
dai when thci reached the Nardar
the Serbians were atlc 10 cut the rail-
road running south toward Salonikt
and IA, only communication line OF
the Buigtriaus in the region of Lake
burliu bu the western flank. th"
Sorhiau4 hrye pushed TO the highest
height OF the mountain region IN the
upper part ot the Ccrna bond and cut
tho railroad from GradFku. southeast
OF rslsub 20 Prilep the vase of the
German agniy operating north and
northeast ~ MOnIstir.
By cutting the railway lines. the
Serbs have placed two large enemy
forces leo great peril The Bulgurihns
around Doraiu might retire northeast
war. over the mountains .n EulgariA
CO.. north along the Ntrdur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
Germany Has Lost
Many of Her Aces

Amsterdam pt . Correspondence
of fry Associated pressi -Gcrmany' d
ius.o. tu the alr now include many
% rut most o. The stag pilots whose
names during The last ys.r received
continuous advertisement iu the Ger
man ,ummuuiuuct Fourteen ot tho
urm,n credited hy tho German rec
ports with tho most numerous yictp-
rics have been KILLED or captured
Gcrm50Nt ldoptOn 90 advertising
methods uf 'Il sorts OF aerial per
tormlucos bN Individuals has failed
90 provide Che German air service
mug Wlth NO stamp of pilot % de.
siyrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
The Meat Industry
The Jemez Sulphur
wilhelm S Condition
lie MEMORIAL adopted by
the Market committee of the

the Market committee of the
American National livestock
association, and addressed to the
President and Congress, given out
for publication today by II, A.
Jastro, chairman of the committee,
is a document of deepest interest
to the whole range industry of the
west. The memorial goes straight
to the meat of the report of the
Federal Trade commission on the
meat producing industry of this
country, and shows what the in.
duStry needs most pressingly to
bring about not only proper ad
lustment TO present conditions,
but that the livestock industry
may have a fair chance after we
have won the war.
II is interesting 20 note the
statement that the great packing
interests are charged with having
spread the report that the federal
trade commission proposed that
the government take over the
packing plants themselves This,
il Is indicated, would tend to make
the report ot the commission ri
diculous, and 90 weaken it before
the nation.
What i, desired that the govern
mcnt take over Is all OF thr sid,
industries ot yards, terminals
market, and storage dcpot>
through which the great packing
interests have been able 10 acquire
not only a monopoly Of the meat
producing industry OF the nation
hut all but monopoly of all tn,
food stuiis of thI, nation.
slowly but surely we are get
ting at the facts in connection
with the operations of the great
packing industries. The time foI
sane adjustment and regulation
- near at hand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
,0O0- bed Hospital
Planned by Tic Sam
., ~ .ssoelAtrn par,,

W1shinEton, Sept SO The Wur
department announced today that
! l.nVu-bed hospital would Toe erected
at the United States general hospital
number 20, Whipple Barracks, In adj
dition To- the 3p0-bcd hospital ir.
Gently authorized The new structure
will be- set aside Tor tuhcrcul1r pa
tirnts ana will cost Sl.5Si,j25.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
DRIVE FOR FOURTH
LIBERTY LOAN TO
BEGIN ON SEPT. 20
Date Of Great Drive for Funds to
Finance War Decided Upon at
Meeting at Chamber Of Com.
merce.

Tho Out hr gums of the Fourth
iInsrty Loan campaign viii ho fired
In Albuquerque ON saturday, Scptcm-
uct 1s This was decided az com
mitic. meeting held this morning al
the Chamber ~ Commerce building.
% was first planned a. begin the
campaign fut funds ON october AZ
ter c.mmuuicatiug with national cam-
uilEu leaders local chairmen here de-
possible
Du saturday. September tN teams
will begin their canvass ~ the city.
Tho enact figures OF the quota for
Nrw Mexico or the counties have not
yet been made public. as leaders here
are waiting until they are positive OF
the figures before making the an
louucenlCnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23

Arizona Mine Guard
Killed by Mexica an

Jerome Ariz Sept 90 Horace 4.
Harrison. mine guard at the prop.
critics of tine United Verde Copper
COMPANY was shot and Killed early to-
day by au unidentified McXic1m win
was subsequently shot ana Killed by
officers In clash between Americans
and McNicans following the first
shooting city Marshal Joseph crow.
ley and Henry Carlson. deputy Uni.
ted States marshal, were both wound
ed in the fray
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23

serbian and allied troops ln cen
uU Macedonia nav, dealt the Ger
man and bulgarian communication
lines blows that are expected Co bring
about complete readluHtmgnf ~ the
enemy pusition ir the Mncedunr, thea
ter of operation The important rail
way lines from 'rkuh tu SslpniN and
IRON Grtisko 90 Fhil"p hay" been
severed and tho sucmy forces around
Lake Dorun and north ~ Mnuastir
ore m danger OF being uutliaukrd and
captured
ON tho western front tho british
and French tre progressing success
iuliN IN their cuuirclcmCut ut ~ QUEEN
tu The French have seriously men
ug.d tho German ry the capture ~
Ncudcuh nine miles south hJ south
,l-t ~ - Quentin.
German aud Bulgarian reinforce
monts thrown lu 20 chDrk the serbian
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
INVEST MUST
1 ALLIES 100
IONS OF CLOTHES
hing Week Begins
r Benefit of Destitute
IN and France; Red
kts All to Help.

'lis week and continuing
day september 800 Am
l-s chapters throughout
Be-. Sew McNico and
du their utmost 10 col
'of used CluthinI Tor the
,jitut' people of Belgium
IShu are hommcd ih hc-
military wall
ION for relief iu ncl-
its chairman. Herbert
1pculrd 10 tho people "
900 toms uf clothing to
iuiortunuio people from
lg the coming months
81 comprising the moun-
Iuf the tcd CrusS uuEu
Be during used clothes
relief commission VIII
~ the transportation and
iuthiur Rcd Cross chap
rn instructed as 10 ship
'oard, the kind of cloth
M other articles required
Z the genoral public all
prinatioh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
1000 Students
Are Registered
At Harvard Now
.. tn. ...oel.rrn r.t..

Cambridge, Mass, sept -a Ap-
proNimltcly 1000 students registered
today ut Harvard university \ large
prrccutaga siruifi"d intention of on
rolling iU the student army training
corps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
SEIZURE OF JORDAN
PASSAGES DISASTER
TO MOSLEMS, BELIEF

General Allenby Virtually Wipes Out Ottoman
Forces; Captures $4,000 Prisoners and 260
Guns; Still Pushing Forward; Allies Drive
Breach Between E-.stern and Western Flanks of
German garian Forces, Whose Main Lines of
Communication Have Been Cut; Bulgars in
Headlong Flight Along Wide Front.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23

London, Sept 23The Serbians have captured between
5000 and 10000 prisoners and 100 guns the Evening Stan
dara says il learns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
PRODUCE PRICES
PROGRESSING IN
PROGRESO PORT

Mobile. Ala. sept
Passengers arriving here today
from prosreso. Mexico. report
that flour is selling there tor
s. per unund. eggs al - cents
apiece, Young ohokcnH at $500
each and ice a. SEQ per ton,
with $40 added tor delivery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23

competent E,oioli-t has roppitcd
Hs his final conclusion that th'r,
r. 100000 tons of commercial sui
hur available n the J,mCz NOUN
.,lna This means that Sew Mc>co
|s available one Of tho largest sui
ar deposits iu tho world u means.
ond much doubt that The present
ana for sulphur win brng about
early opening OF tins field with
ng thoro on "a largo seal,
requires very little figuring 20 got
hat this probable early de, clop'
meHns Cor Albuquerque and thus
OF New NcNico. We may h1N,
industry and some war pros
at our doors before very Ions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23

Disaster threatens the armies of Bulgaria and
Turkey the battle fields of Macedonia and
Palestine. Allied forces are pressing with vigor
their successful campaigns against the two lesser
members of the central powers
In Palestine General Allenby virtually has wip-
ed out the enemy forces opposing him. He has
captured more than Is 600 prisoners and 200 guns,
and continues to push forward between the Jordan
and the Mediterranean coast.
Allied success in Macedonia has resulted in the
driving of breach between the eastern and western
flanks of the German-Bulgaran forces, whose main
lines of commun,c alton have been cut The Bull
garians are in full retreat between Monastir and
the Nardar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23

London, Sept 23 Reports from the Palestine
front this afternoon indicate that of the Turk
sh forces of at least 10000 men trapped by the
British through the seizure Of the last of the pass
ages of the Jordan can possibly get away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23

markets and stor1gc places under such
conditions aa win afford uu outlet Tor
all manufacture and handlers oi
food products con equal terms sup.
pl"m,nupg mUrkctus and storage ia
Cilltcs thu. acquired, the federal gov
orum,ut establish through tIr rail
road administration It the tufWuiN
ut AN principal points oi distribution
and cuusuWpt ION, central Wuui''a,l'
markets. and storage plants with fi
oilitics open 10 uli upon pu'm'nt of
iust and fair charges.
AS will hr soru tb'rc .s nothing
oven TO hint 40 70 commentator that
the government take over the paCkng
plants n is morDl, deslrcd that th,
small independent packer as wcll s'
the mr packers WHN have chance
Co enter their product iu Norag, aud
have equal marketing facilities
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23

prn market broke badly TODAY
L. Of tho serious Illness OF IN"
! emperor There is no con-
4 of tho reported Illness ol
z but an view OF what rs hap
r. him on AN his fronts %
y amallng !t he We " not i''l
\ fst a tuflc under the weather.