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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
BOY AERoNAUT AT NEWARK.
He Built Glider and Made Success
full Flight in Il. on SUNDAY.

Special Cores pondence Of Every Evening
Newark, March l2-Newman Rose, =
high school student and son Of J. ?.
Rose, has built a large glider in which
he took 8 short but successful flight in the
strong wind, last Sunday The trial fight
was made at the Delaware College farm,
IN the presence Of several schoolmates.
Young Rose started the building Of the
glider last summer and recently com
pleted it, 1t IS fashioned much after air
planes ana has 36-foot canvass wings
Several young men held the glider with
strong ropes when he took the fight. He
went up about Is feet and glided along
some distance before his friends pulled it
back 70 the ground. Several photographs
were taken Of it during the fight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12

train stopped He said he vas well and
having the time Of his life, snd said that
they were on their way direct to General
Pershing headquarters.
He also requested that IN the packages
sent over 70 include tobacco for smoking
candy and some sort of cakes and other
eats that will keep well on a long trip, and
american newspapers. He says cigars are
FIVE pence 10 cents each, and poor at
that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12

LECI URES AT DELAW ARE.

speciai Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark March l2-Frank p Me-
Kibben, head Of the Department Of
Engineering at Lehigh University and
now with the United States Shipping
Board of the Emergency Fleet Corpora
tion. gave an illustrated lecture before the
students Of Delaware College at chapel
exercises, yesterday. He explained the
work that is being carried on in connec-
ton with the shipbuilding program and
appealed for students who can after the
close of college TO assist with the ship
building program.
Miss Winslow of the Women's College
gave another of her series OF lectures on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
USE WASTE TRACING CLOTH FOR
SURGICAL SUPPLIES

1t has been found that discarded trac-
ing cloth q which drafting rooms often
possess large quantities, is adaptable to
making certain surgical supplies, says the
March Popular Mechanics Magazine, and
the American Red Cross is urging that
wherever possible this material be collect
ed and used for that purpose tll
that is needed is TO wash out the coating
that makes the linen transparent, and
Sterilize II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
GOOD WORK BY THE STORk.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Middletown, March I2.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Otwell arc being congratulated on
the arrival of fine son at their home
on North Broad street. on Thursday
last Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert NJ. Pyle,
of Lake street, also are being congratulat-
ed upon the birth of a daughter on Sun
day.
and sister, and both formerly lived at
Laurel. Mrs. Pyle has been very il. .
but is now recovering nicely.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
GOOD PRICE FOR A FARM.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Lewes. March I2-At the public sale
Saturday, the George Pepper farm,
1O2 acres, about SIX miles from Lewes,
on the road leading from Overlook TO
Coolspring, was purchased by Howard
BRYAN farmer near Angola, for 81 800
This is considered a very high figure for
farm Of this size, located as it Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
WIND SCATTERED FODDER
pocial Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every kvening
Georgetown, March I2-As n result
of the high winds in this section of Sussex
county. sunday. much fodder that was
left in the fields last fall has been blown
away, many Of the stacks being torn to
pieces and even the poles blown out of the
ground Sunday night there was a sud
den drop in the temperature and the
thermometer went below tho freezing
point. but moderated next day.
Some concern is felt among the fruit
growers in this section, on account of this
sudden cold after week of sprlngike
weather, that fruit may be damaged,
but it is not believed the trees were in
condition to suffer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Milford. March l2- Fedderson Har-
rington of the Philadelphia navy yard
spent the weekend here with his parents
George s. Short, who was on govern
ncnt work in Sheiield, Ala, arrived
home Saturday evening to be examined
for the draft
II. J. Pettyjohn Of Camp Dix was
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
NEWS OF SEAFORD.
Special Correspondence of Ever, Even

Special Correspondence of Every Fvcn.rg
Seaford March I2-The following
boys who are in service spent the week
end with their friends and relatives here:
Milton Coulbourn, George W Milligan,
Sargent w. Perkins, Noomon Heaon.
Dallace ID. Culver. Tilly Bryon
and Oswell Wakeman left Sln-
day for Detroit to bring home cars
from the factory for the Seaford Garage Go
The trip there was necessary, as there is
an embargo on freight, and this was the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12

weekend visitor IN Milford
". Naules Grier, q student at the Uni
versIty Of Pennsylvania. spent a few days
here with his parents, last week.
Richard : Trutt, john :. Salnons and
William Ackerman Of Carney's Point
spent The weekend here with relatives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
MARROWBONE

MARROWBONE is uoW being demon
strated to increasing crowds daily (along
with a full line of Munyon's Remedies
one for each ailmcnt az Fckcrds DRUG
Store, 50S Market street. where thc
Marrowbone Man ls meeting moreas-
ing crowds daily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
SLOAN'S DOES IT!
KILLSTHOSEPAINS
Penetrates Without Rubbing
and Puts You in Fine
Fettle Again.

All external pains give way before a
clean. refreshing application Of Sloan S
Lni a mt like "a juicy beefsteak before
d hungry man
You Just apply il to the sore, aching,
throbting, sprained. strained part or
spot aud il does the rest-leaving 10
mus. no skin STAN
Anv drugg si wit give you mighty
generous sized 'Ottle No increase in
price -25c. Soc and 500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
LOST TOE WHILE CUTTING WOOD.

special CORES spoudence Of Every Evening
ilddlctown, March 1l-J0hn II Car
pcnter. Jr d young farmer living two
miles west 81 this town. met with i very
serious accident while cutting wood in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
"Gets.It" 2 Drops.
Then to the Dance!
Good Night to Corn Pains Corns Peel
of With "Gets-It."

Say, girls, you can laugh at tight
shoes, or damp, corn pulling weather, big
bumpy corns, calluses on the soles of your
feet, corns between the toes, hard and
soft corns, if you viii just touch the corn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12

he history Of Italian painting at the
ollcge, last night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27
SANTA III MIN Rally
MN tffBtlftrN loan DIuNf,

The men of the Santa re shops
are again rallying their forces To make
% charge over the top In this mex
Liberty ~ drive.
T. r.. Summers has been appointed
general chairman OF the Rio Grande
committee.
Thcre is 10 be a meeting tonight of
the local committee consisting OF -
r.. Barton. superintendent of tho
shops: !. d. McMurrny. master me
chanic; A.. Is. Wachtcr. sturckrcp"r;
Il. y. Hoyt. passenger me freight
agent. a. Il. Brcunnn. yard master,
". T.. Jackson Of the tie treating
plant.
4 sub committee Will bc appointed
at the meeting tonight. ana from all
indications. the men of the Santa Fc
shops are going to more than break
the splendid record made ia the last
Liberty Loan drive In which they
raised SluG. $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27
Auto Springs. all makes. Korber Co
Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 40.

Pay your dues to the "2-bit' club
Use soft Spots" arch cushions. No
more foot troubles Az Kelehcr's.
The regular meeting of The Girl
scouts Will bp held at gao O'Clock
Saturday afternoon at the armory.
The University OF New Mexico an
nounce " faculty. messing Ia he held
Saturday morning, September 2Sth, ar
10 o'clock. An members are requested
10 be present.
Harmony lodge No. !, l. @ .. p
Will meet In regular session tonight,
an members are requested to attend
ms there viii lee something special go
ing on.
j. G. Logan. secretary Of the sheep
Sanitary board, has returned from q
business trip 10 san Marcial.
The real estate bureau of the cham
Der OF Commerce viii meet tonight 20
discuss the housing problem in Alhu-
querquc. The meeting VIII follow a
dinner at the Y. NJ. G \. at G:l5.
J ,hn ). Fox, OF 81. Louis, Is on a
business trip Ia Albuquerque.
II. c. Bush. acting federal food adj
ministrator FOR New Mexico. returned
today from Santa Re.
Reed Holloman OF Santa Fc, was in
Albuquerque yesterday.
a NJ. Hove az the food administra-
ton office. Is In Santa Re ON business
\ son was horn to Mr.. ana Mr..
Frank Bachus of iR23 North Second
street, several days ago.
George t,riegu. arrested last night
on Il charge OF drunkenness. was sen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

10; secretary. Antonio Joseph Of Taos,
sergeant 1T arms. Melton Torres 90
soco"ro; floor Interpreter. Adolpho y
Hll. Sauta Fe. platform interpreter.
tarles Manzanores OF RIO Arriba
Secretary OF state Antonio Luccro as
q 'stcd IN Interpreting tho lengthy
fpecCh ~ the chairman. and intro
dUccd a resolution in%EtructinE tho
chH rinan 90 telegraph President VII
q "a pledge from the convention
Judge Heacock suggested u simila p
telegram to Senator Jones bidding
him God speed"
The committee which escorted the
temporary officers 20 their stations
included o.. y. Marion. George Seua,
paz Nalverde. W : Day and Albert
Blake. 10 was on the motion Of
Isaac barth that five committees
were named with q representation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

from, each county on permanent OF
sanitation. credentials. fulcs ana an
advisory or steering" committee.
Loan Drive Mentioned.
Frank Ncscicv OF Grant on making
the motion TO adjourn until Z o'clock
last night snid that his delegation
had promised the home people to be
back SATURDAY, to take part in start
ing the Fourth Liberty Loan drive.
~ is doubtful. however. whether with
the hardest work the convention viii
have the various aspirnnts unscrUn
hlcd sufficiently to place thcm iu
nomination before late saturday.
Tho membership of the committees
selected " as follows. emitting Sierra
county. whose nominees wcr" not pre-
scented TO the secretary NJ the time of
the roll cuil;
Personnel uf committees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

uablc thing iu IA world today ~ q
man Amrfltu ts iist now IN the
morning Of hrr most wonderful adj
venture. We must not spend the after
and evening oi our opportunity try
ing to figure out lust what part 70
are going to play and then find IL ~
too late 10 do anything NJ all
I'm safety work we have accom-
piished much. vet have not made the
most Of our opportunities. In tn"
first eight months Of the current cal
endar year. aF compared Co the satuo
period last year. we show q rcduc-
ton OF twenty 100 the number Of em-
ploycs killed and SIS ia tho number
of employees injured. our recent
tecord OF ninoty-three consecutive
DAYS without the loss OF an omplovc
by accident stands without % parallel
tu American railroadiug'
In closing his address. Nr. Hale
SAID. ~ IL possible fot q workman
20 work safely without working vfri-
cicntly. or work efficiently without
working safely Tho duty which
confrouts us today is 10 make sifcty
aud efficiency as closely co-ordinnted
SO a e. aa thov are in principle
The morniug session to-day was oc-
oupied with a IAN discussion of prop.
cf methods aud fu,alities for th,
handling OF ~pUiishahlc freight, fruit,
and v~cgotabl,s. the cars iu which
they should bc transported and CON
ditions under which the commodIuo,
should be rendered for shipment. IA,
handling they should receive during
transit. including diversions and rc'
consirnmcnts and the deliveries "a
hc made on arrival at destination.
-
There ara two KINDS ~ wivss-onl
thiuks her husband Is he creates
man on earth and the other think.
eh. Is greater thuu her husband.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27
ISAIAH HALE IS
SPEAKER At THE
SANTA f MEET
Interesting Address Feature of
Program at Afternoon Session
of Santa Fe Loss and Damage
Gathering.

At the meeting Thursday afternoon
OF the Santa Fc officials and en-
ployes here. consideration VAS given
10 accidents and personal injuries,
their causes and methods looking To
prevention.
Thv commissioner OF safety. Mr..
Isaiah Hale. addressed tho meeting
and among othcr things said:
The safety first movement is
based on the now too we'll known
act that economically tho most val
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27
NELL B. Field Looming
Up as New Figure in
Race For Senator

ttoutfnucd from Page ~
Immediately after conclusion OF the
report Of the committee on resoiu-
tons. The prospects were that the
move FOR - secret session would again
"" defeated.
toifax County Troubles Again.
The troubles OF the contesting dele
cations In ColfaN county promise again
Co Complicate the business OF the ON
vcntion. ft viii be recalled that the
kohlhousen delegation. which favors
tho nomination OF IL l.. Buckley for
district Judge. was seated by ths con.
Vcntion. and the Morrow delegation.
favoriug the reconciliation Of Judge
i.eih. vas thrown out In the district
convention this morning. Judge leib
was nominated for judge 10y "A vote
al 80 to 81. The district consists Of
ColfaN. Taos. Union ana quay
ties The CoifaN county delegation
now contends hat Union county cast
ig votes IN the district convention
when IL was only entitled To 10 votes
ELIMINATION 81 these four votes from
uiou county would M Mr..
rtcklcy. and the ColfaX delegates are
making u fight to throw them cut.
The Resolutions.
The report OF the committee on
resolutions vas read by itR chairman.
y ~ crisp, and covered approximate
u.s. twenty typewrittcn pages, con-
sisted largely of a review or the Wal
ION administration, ana Of It's conduct
81 the wa following largely along
the lines OF the keynote speech yes
icrdoy by y. ~. Field. State recon-
mondations include Endorsement of
prohibition. Endorsement OF equal sui
fraEc. Endorsement OF "A state depart
ment OF health, Endorsement of drain
age for the Rio Grande. Pecos and
san Juan valleys.
The resolutions denouncc. the New
at defense. the pending boundary suit,
M disapproyes OF the present mini
tax law.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27
Drive For Fourth Loan
Will Begin Here
Tomorrow Morning
Continued from page ID


light. a little band of the opera COM
pany. with Geakc leading the song.
broke into III old melody, when
You and / Were Young, Maggie. DO
singing perhaps TO gain relief from
tho memory OF the day and night Of
terror through which they had pass
ed. In an instant the thousand refu-
gees clustered ina Alamo square took
up the refrain drowniuR Tor "a tim,
th" distant cra,klc Of the approach
ing flames.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27
PITNfgy PUTS PATRIOTISM
IN POLITICIANS ppM-WOW

Santa Re. Sept. 27-Robcrt r. Put.
ury Of Albuquerque sprnnE a forCeful
novelty upon the Democratic state
convention Yesterday afternoon fol-
lowing the keynote speech by Neill
49,. Field. suddenly taking the plat
form without waiting on such trivial
Iormalitios as the recognition OF tho
chair or the scheduled routine labor
iously agreed upon beforehand by
1he central committee. he delivered a
short, vigorous war talk that served
as q fervent amen" TO the patriotic
appeals of the chairman.
As a climax 10 the talk he called TO
Tho big and crowded audience in the
representatives, hall to stand and
sing America" Not satisfied with
swelling chorus he had them sing II
again. louder.
AS | looked about these streets to-
cay crowded with the delegates to
This convention, I wondered" said
Mr.. Putney In his vehement style.
how many of us have our minds m
tho shell SCARED battle fields over
fhoro when the boys In khaki are
carving on our battle. Are we con-
,oufratcd on the n thought OF win
HNuE the war. Let us hangc the
raWe OF politics to patriotism"
Some delegates took Mr.. Putncy's
roiuarkR concerning sending a strong
man 10 washington 10 verge On an
admission that he should accept tho
fenatorla' nomination IN case a dead
lock should result from the battle Tor
u~clcgatos now being wagcd TO the
exclusion. almost. OF interest IN any
other position on the ticket.
Mr. Tailmadge and his brothers
have stolen several marches in the
four corucred contest for the sonnto
domination. and narrowing stories of
thcir having aligned county dcloga-
tionA here and there in whole or IN
puit seem "a have unncrved some OF
the captains. There are many states
and az many damp sponges.
Telegram from Jones
4 telegram from Senator 4. A.
zones was read in which he expressed
regret NJ being absent though at tho
post OF duty. and said that should
Sew MEXICO fail TO do It's part IN
obtaining O. democratic majority the
enemy would hC encouraged n the
potency of tie president IN adVocat-
l1E peace terms iessencd. He called
ON the convention TO send "A message
90 the kalFci" in no uncertain Ian
fuugc
Cheers for Jones.
INtcnded cheers AT every mention
OF Jones and Walton were the order
OF the day. and tecrs for Fall The
temporary officers recommended 10y
the state central committee were.
hartman. Nell B.'Fieid OF Brrnall'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27
BUY !
MORE
S. 81.
TODAY

You or some member of your fam
ily needs a pair of casy house SLIPPERS.
We have Just received "a large ship
ment 81 the celebrated Comfy Slip
pcrs for men. women and children We
have them lea black and all the new
fancy colofs aud can supply your
wants Vat a Very reasonable price.
g. Mays shoe store, 3Ii West Cen
tril avenue
The Liberty Loan starts septem-
Der IS. Get ready
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

fenced to fifteen days In JAIN in police
court this morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

Following is the program anupun-
cod by Mrs, Alfred Grunsfold;
Mrs b. /. Bradford leader.
Patriotic singing by the community.
Speeches 10y fuur-miuutc men.
Solos by AIRS. \. f.. Morissette ana
Mrs. T.. l.. bradford.
Quartettc hy AIR Pudel. Mrs. SUIT
ton, James Waite aud Mrs, bradford.
Popular patriotic songs by Billy
Mcdonald.
Accompaniment by Charlotte HriN.
utT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27
Mortuary
Mrs. uam MAY Wentworth.

Mrs. Clara May Wentworth. 81
years old. died az the ranch Of her
son. y. T.. Wentworth. AZ . o'clock
yesterday afternoon she is survived
hy Xix other -ons living at Augusta.
KAN. and twu daughters. oue living
la Pittsburgh. pa, u the other rec
siding at Ottawa. Kan. The bo0N
was taken TO strong brothers under
taking ROOM pending funeral ar.
engagements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27
Checrs for lone.

Extended cheers AZ every mention
OF Jones and Walton were the order
OF the day. and tecrs for Fall The
temporary officers recommended 10y
the state central committee were.
e hartman. Nell n iField OF Bcrnalil-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

Don't FORGET YoUR Drcs TO
THE "2.BIT' RED GROSS CLUB.
WHITE BOXES WITH RED
CROSSES MAY BE FOUND ALI
OVER TOWN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27

Mrs. L. II. Chamberlin an
nounces a special display Of Chill
dren's Hats for Saturday at The
Hat Shop-109 So. 4th. st.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27
PATRIOTIC CONCERT ToU
ROT IkTIl LOAN TONIGHT

\ UHtrIOtlU cunCrrt Tor thr hrUDfIt
Of the Fourth Liberty Loan will Doe
hold a. 2 30 tonight a. the corner Of
Third and central.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-27
Inscfitn ~CnrnhnInI.

Joscfita Cartbajai. 50 old
died al her homc IN Atrisco yesterday
morning. She is survived hy her hus-
band. DesiderIo C%arahujdl Funeral
SERVICES and burial will be- az Atrisco
tomorrow morning. Fred Crullutt viii
be in charge.
- Hs
The Congregational ladies will hold
a sale Of home cooking aud aprons
tomorrow afternoon at the palace
Drug store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-06-25
We Get the Train

which Superintendent Leper of the Penn
syvana railroad Secretary Lincoln Of the Board OF 1rao
will improve between this city and the company
which Mr. Leiper represents.
Amboy asks avors Of the Pennsylvania railroad
We want only entitled city of $4,000 pop
laton.
Berth Amboy inference that order to have decent
accommodation from the 32d York. resi-
got out and ride certain train that the
railroad company in all its graceousne fit to give
long M train out of the 32d street station
has stopping Amby place about 5000 people and
ignoring Perth Amboy with its 50OOO
much travel this train to South Amooy all
winter that such discrimination was warrantedY
Did Mr. Leiper South Amboy such letter as
he has secretary the Perth Amby Board of Trader
Pennsy quietly puts this train making the Perth
Amboy stop everybody does not know about the
next day with Perth Amboy people, the
tenden is little short of insulting to the Board
Of Trade.
enough the people Of Perth Amboy to boycott the
railroad show their resentment of the treatment the
city is receiving
Perhaps if the freight receipts Perth Amboy cut out
tle while the Pennsylvania railroad would know that Perth
AmR6y the map.
Once people there is train running
direct station stopping Perth Amboy there is
nodoubt will great is the place at
which such trains STOP At least will probably
as was such o South Amboy all winter.
We congratulate the Board of Trade its persstenc urging
this for the city 1t pity that such fight necs
another the railroad companies to think that Perth Amboy Is
only only help swell their freight receipts and that the
$4,000 people living here are not worthy OF as
far passenger accommodation is concerned
plain from the of letter of Superintendent Leper that
fight everything get and then be prepared to
remarks from the railroad that the OIL
cials to throw at
The only emphasizes the Importance of having Board
the city and the necessity of becoming mem
ber of and standing behind it to the limit.
The Board Trade fighting for Perth Amboy all the time and
it is making good