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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16
NOTED STAGE STARS
HELP RED CROSS
Their Visit to The Playhouse Yes
tcrday Afternoon Pleasing Treat
and Financial Success.

Yesterday afternoon WAS full of Incidents
what with acroplanes going over and
theatrical stars shooting through. The
planes did not come down To earth, but
the stars did, lighting at The Playhouse
long enough to please hotiseful of people
and then going on to do the same act in
Philadelphia last night, leaving the
Red Cross almost twelve thousand dollars
richer; 81 | ,999. to BIC exact.
Out There" was the title of the offer
ing, which j Hartley Manners sponsored,
built up around the evolution OF Red
Cross Nurse from a London lodgng-hou
drudge, and usualizlng the hospital and
other scenes as the front which we have
all read about. Laurettc Taylor, the wife
of the author, played this part with sun
cerity and directness and had Tor her
make-belIeve patients IN the hoSpltal
scene Chaunccy Olcott,as an freshman,
O. u. Heggic as a Cockney, J. X. Hackett
as Canadian, George Mactarlane rs
Scotchman, and George Nj. Cohan as
American. and it can be imagined that
with the various advantages of birth and
experience these Thespains struck the pa
thctic rs well rs the comic chord with
vivacious results.
Other noted names in the aggregation
were Julia Arthur. James r. Powers,
George Arliss, Bcryl Mercer, ltleanora lie
Cisneros. Helen Ware. II. u. Warner,
Burr Mcintosh and Mrs, fIsle
IN appeal was made by Mrs. tskc Tor
the objects Of the cause. and Nine de
Cisncross sang the national anthems OF
the allied nations.
The hospitalities OF the Hotel du Font
were rendered the visitors by Manager
Tate, and a committee Of citizens put
their limousines ut the disposal of the
company.
Naval and military officers stationed
here, occupied boxes at the theatre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16

love Of him. whom she loves best. The
various stages of the play leading up
To the climax are unique and exceedingly
fascinating. A comedy attraction Of mnrit
To supplement the main attraction Is also
shown.
THREE STARS At THE SAVOY.
Three big stars are seen IN the newest
World-Picture Vengeance" at the Savoy.
They are Montagu Love, Barbara Castel
ton and Madge Evans and all three Of
these famous and popular stars are seen
i'm powerful and effective roles Mr. Love
has two roles in this picture The play
starts in London, turns swiftly 20 India,
and then comes back 20 London. From
start TO finish il ia filled IN Overlooking
with the most interesting surprises the
most delightful CONGRATULATIONS and fhc
most gripping situations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16
SUNDAY BASEBALL.

Washington, May IS Sunday base
ball will be played in Washington starting
next Sunday, May 10, by American
League Clubs The Board Of Comm s
sloners of the District Of Columbia tuesday
Iegalized playing Of professional games on
sunday by resembling regulations pro-
hibiting them The large increase in
population Of the District since the war,
and the need for providing recreation and
amusement. vas given BY the Commission
ers Is the reason for their action.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16
AMERIcAN IEAGrF

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics 5: Cleveland. , Is innings
Washington, l Chicago. 0, Is innings
Boston ;; Detroit. +
- Louis. ); New York 1. II innin Is
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Phllies. ;. Chicago. 3
{ mcIunati. 5: New ! ork. >.
Brooklyn. }: Pittsburgh
81 Louis, 3: Boston. , 10 innings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16
THREE srAns AT Tnr sAvol
HORSE STEAK FOR ROTARIANS
Assured Equine Meat is Nutritious They
- Will Test IT.

Pottsville, Pa, May tS.-The Potts
vile Rotary Club, composed Of leading
business men, yesterday decided 70 try
horse flesh as q part OF its next bill of
fare. DR. f. H. Mccarthy veter-
marian, assured the memters that 1t ~
rs nutritious IA the meat OF any other
animal eaten and that nothing but
scnselcss prejudice prevents its general
use for this purpose
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland At Philadelphia
St Louis at New York
Chicago al ashington
Detroit al Boston.
EATIOEAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis.
New York 81 Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Plttsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16
YOU'RE BLAMED RIGHT.

Tie Crouch Why DO All men speak
OF women who are the least bit good
looking as blamed pretty women"
The >ardonio SNIP Easy. II they re
pretty. they To sure 10 be blamed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16
Big Bank Drops "Germania. "

New York, May l6 Tho &c rmania
Savings Bank Of brooklyn will be known
as the Fulton Savings Bank Of Kings
County. The change was decided by
tho Board Of Tr,lgtecs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16
SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16

With the addition Of kopp and Gcarv,
there Is a probability that Imington
viii have a team that will sta nd up with
the world champions 10y next fall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16
CAMP DIX BASEBALL.
Delawarc's Regiment Wins Another Game
i'm League.

Camp Dix. n j., May l6-The aoth
Pioneers advanced their standing by raj
lies in the fourth and sixth innings, dc
fcating the 307th Field Artillery by ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16
HOPES SHADOW.

Hope IS like the sun which as the Jour
ney towards it, casts its shadow Of our
burden behind us Samuel Smiles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16

Governments purchase OF output Of
every fireworks factory ins'rcs quiet
Fourth here fand hot ono where IL is
useful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16

" t4t nave z team bf4it " III SAst Wy WITH
the worlds champions 10y next fall.
otto Wagner. who was thumped in
the ribs last week by ono Of ,Iordon :
wild ones had 2 hard workout yeStcr-
iaN
JOHNNY Cole. one 81 Ciallagher's stars.
i stall :t hi~ old tricks and is ~wattng
the old phi with q vengeance and also
fielding we'll
The Bethlehem Steel League team
left early tins morning for Fore River
Mass, where it Is scheduled to play on
Saturday.
Big doin's at South Side again Sstur-
day when there will beopeaing &C remonies
again. band, flag raising, notabl les and
everything.
Boy, don't forget to put the small
town stuff on back scat. Be real
sports and lay off the "panning
Every place where sports are 30 bc
found there Is talk OF the Harlan teams.
and. without a doubt. another 5000 crowd
Will be on hand for Saturday $ game.
Bill Gallagher SAYS Chief Bender will
have ~ terrors for his team and that
Harlan viii still have a clean slate after
the fray ON Saturday Jordon will prob-
ably hurl Tor the locals with Hops haw
behind the bat.
Don't forget the starting time $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16
HARLAN BASEBALL. GLEANINGS.

Joe Jackson was over the bridge yes
terlay with ms big ash and went through
hard batting practice with the other
Harlan players
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16

otto Wagner. who was thumped IN
the ribs last week by ono Of Jordons
wild ones had hard workout yeStcr-
,t4N
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Don't forget the starting time );
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-05-16

Boy. don't forget to put the small
town stuff on back scat Be real
sports and lay of the panning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-20
ROPER ISSUES WARNING
AGAINST D0DC|NC TAXES
attempts by Corporations to Evadc
Law by Incrcaiii,G Capital
StCck Declared Vain.
REORGANIZATION is USELESS
''c'cnuc bureau Informed Lawyers
ana Other Advisers Have Solicit"
companies to Allow Them to Di-
rect Changes to beat Statutes.

WASlilNGTDN. August lo-Corpora
IONS which attempt to dodge war taxes
"E increasing their capital stock TO
cover surrlus and undivided profits
""i warned to-day by Internal Rcvc-
mn" Commissioner Roper that this
you'd hc of no avail since tho capital
''ia'lE Invested in tho business rather
'han tl" amount OF outstanding: cnpital
+."rk rs nc basis for measuring tax
'D'" oNrrs Profits.
l'irthrrmorc the commis.iomcr.
'ptni"d'"vt, can increase In tho amount
"i pi'ai stock outstanding to cover
-"'h Items as good Will. value Of
patents. 'ra'l" marks. copyrights. etc.
not previously capitalized. must. under
me lew he excluded in determining the
Invested capital OF = corporation under
INC "N"css profits tax law.
Corporations should not undertake
any reorganization nor incrcas" their
capital stock TO cover items already
Included in their assets" Mr.. Roper
"ddod without first assuring them
selves that they thoroughly understand
tho Law and regulations pertaining t"
income and excess profits taxes. No
Special advantage with respect to taxa
ton should accrue to any business he
cause Of its form Of organization
whether inLividurl par. ucrs.ip OF
corporate. /, T. holicv"H that any la.
equities Of this character thu; may
havc resulted from the operation az
ihc present law viii bc fully guarded
against In the revenue measure now
before Congress-.
Tho last reference was understood 10
hc Ia business loans. Which arc not
considered invested capital
Reports have reached the revenue
bureau that lawyers and privat" tax
advisers have solicited corporations 90
cInpioy them 10 direct changes in
organizations which they cla:m viii
hc'p tho corporations TO cvade certai"
taNcs
Tho capital ISSUES committee has
adopted ''.c noicy % apprn"in- most
applications for issu.r" s'oc' i'm 'i'u
g.: dividends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-20
;sNcS Of organized labor against the
work or fight" amcndmcn, OF tho
senate bill
PLANS ron CONTINUING
EDICAIION OLE NNl-,rIIS

Pians for continuing the education OF
youths between the ages OF eighteen
and twcniy-ome years. inclusive. after
'hcy have been registered under the
arait law and while they are waiting
10 be called into the service are being
terminated by committee ON cdura-
Ton and training Of the War Depart
nc't. Details OF the proposal which
- 10 DC submitted within :: few day;
10 the general stan for it's approval.
we're revealed to-day by the Sci:atc
Military Committee in making public
the testimony OF DR. g. H. Mann. OF
inc war department. who appeared be
fore II in connection with the pending
man-power bill
During the hcarin. DR. Mann re
vcalcd that tho War Department
is discouraSing the establishment of
military courses by various colleges
I'VE do not wan, tho schools TO set
up a school requirement Of military
training. Dr. Mann told tho commit
tee. but we want the thing to come
from the government. Enlistment gives
:" reality TO II. ana since they will have
real army officers. it gives a snau to
II that the school cannot get BY any
of It's own requirements in tho matter
Dr. Mann told the committee ,,,cro
were about $4,000 mon between cirh-
teen ana twenty years Of age nov at.
tending colleges. while Of tho 100 900
in the high schools, about 10000" arc
above eighteen years of age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-20
WOULD INVADE Isle CLASS
ONLY WI "a Ni:tI SSiItI

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a.,
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80 ,','- 49,. 90 -,
..So .,,,,,.,y,,n aa,s """s ~
me, % ne IN rla.s
That the depar,me plans TO call
'"" ''h -" 'he oiH"r 'asses before
wee o.- h'"e"-'e" rod y'u'h- are
1'''" - tt.'er".eh by Genera
~" ~. 'P' ue INSISTED me department
sA"N.' "r 'eii ir'e :" call in !oEnses;
class II y u i""nd necessary
WIN 'Hn'ra 'T'""ei me commit
yer as "4Fed IN. S'''h"'es OF men
ave q" 80" me eh'aF@"d
rsS.S'r'Ipn % u" O.." SOM" 'oinm!t-
ie" "'m'"iT e%pressea SURPRISE ih't
"h'E '"o"' ''''''' h~ ''h- men AT" 'N-
,''''" ''''' .S'raH's between
H''rts-'"' an" l"F'!-s!A. ne pro
"S'-''a I|'"' eN p!"'hcu t"a' IN. hh :
'-'" '"'HS'' ~ requirements we're
re-" !" ms eA'i" 'c'.
''rht''' MAI" rca" an oihc'e! state
u'r"' H't"N Nv may on 'NuE us' 'he
"'! ''"'-'i =
" '"'' as '"'''Ns,
''"" p'"'' 'on'': i'rce ana
~
:" '''- NJ, o'"'eS """ !"Su''' pos
=" >"1 "St u'ht" -''''o =
~ "'"' ION 'ne'c az" ABOUT i'''v"
''" '''''' wy "''' % So"
fI.NN 10 SEND 10000
MEN TO FRANCE MONTHLY
I,or ,h.. nr.s.n, /, 90 n,,prcd m so,d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-20
MA RSHAIL STREET,
Wcsfbolind.

Government Road.
Thirty fourth Street.
Thirty-Seconi street.
Thirticth street.
T"cnty-eiS nth Street.
Twcnty-Si>ih Street.
Twenty-.!fth street.
Twcnif'-iourth street.
TWenty-third street.
Twenty-iirSt street.
Elevator con vi:tduct.
Fourteenth street.
Eleventh street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-20
MARCH Explains AGE
LIMITS O.t' NLI.II.S

Secretary Baker was excused after
more than an hours examination. ana
was followed by General March. chief
Of STAFF, who said all o! the bclli;crcnts
nave age limits OF fifty or over and
Hiinimums Of eighteen or less. Some
German captivcs, he said. have been
found to be as young as sixteen. The
maximum age Of all bcllgcrcnts. he
said. is ffty-threc. aud he minimum
eighteen. The draft law and rcsula-
lions OF the United states and other
bciiiGcrcnts were compared by Cen
cral March.
To put eighty divisions of Ancri-
cans IN France before June OF 1919.
General March cnphcticaily declared:
I'VE viii need every single man in
class between cishtcci aud f"riy.
arc. VIC must not dclutc ourselves
with tic idea that those IN tho eich-
'ccI.-minciecn mems calls arc going TO
hn deferred any Icing; OF tit1c They
viii haze to be called ~; next spring.
lu order 10 20; their training in time
to get TO France"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-20
MARSHALL STREET,
f,aStbuund.

Fourteenth street.
Elevator con viaduct.
I wcntN- .irSt street.
Twcnty-third Street.
Twcnty-fourth street.
Nv cnir- street.
TWeniy-SoNcnth Street.
TWenty-uinih street.
Th!rty-tirS Street.
Thirty-th!rd Street.
Thirty-fifth street.
Government Road.
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~ III. SIIsi;I;r,
.\ui'th!,utiuti.

Th,rtic;h Street.
ciupiun S,rcci
l;rtwr-n Ice and Holly Sts.
'IWcnt y-tirSt street.
rwcniiCth street.
Petersburg Turnpike.
Fifteenth street
Thirteenth street.
Eleventh Street.
Ninth street.
Seventh street.
sixth Street.
Fourth Street
oppo. 80. Railway Station.
Manchester Canal
HULL STREET,
SOu;libUund.
Manchester Canal.
pppr. SO. hallway Station.
Fourth street.
Sixth street.
seventh street.
Ninth street.
Eleventh Street
Thirteenth Sticct.
Fifteenth Street.
towai'din Avenue.
Nineteenth street;
Twenty first street.
Between HOLLY and Lee SITS.
tlopton street
rhirtic;h street.
Thirty sccond street.
Thiriy-fourth street.
Broad Rock Road.
FOURTEENTH STREET,
SoutlibOund.
Main -. ton Fourtccnthp.
Car! street.
4. ". Woods Warehouse.
MIyo's ISLAND.
FOURTEENTH STREET,
NOrthbuund.
Mayc's Island.
Z. W Woods Warehouse.
Dock street.
Maiu street.
PERRY STREET,
Northbound.
Fourteenth street.
Twelfth street.
Tenth street
Eighth street.
seventh Street.
PERRY STREET,
SouthbOund.
seventh street.
Ninth Street.
Eleventh street.
Thirteenth Street.
Fifteenth Street.
cowardin Avenue.
SEMMES AVENUE,
NorthbUund.
Wcstham Avenue Gar side).
Thirty second street.
Thirticth Street.
Twcnty-oighth street.
Iwcnty-SiNth street.
Twenty fourth street.
Between second and
Twen,y-tirs; Streets.
Nineteenth street.
SEMMES AVENUE,
SOutlhbound.
Nineteenth street.
rnty-iiTSt Street.
Twcniy-third Street.
Twcnty-iifth street.
Twenty seventh street.
Twenty ninth street.
TnirtN-iirSI Street
Thirty laird Street.
WcSt!iiIn Avenue.
MULBERRY STREET,
SOuthhUIud.
Cary street.
beverly Street.
ELM STREET.
NOrthbound.
Cha fin street.
Cary Street.
Main Street.
LAUREL STREET,
Northbound.
NlDcmarlC street.
Cumberland Street.
Cary Street.
Main Street.
Park Avenue.
Franklin street.
Broad Street.
LAUREL STREET,
SOuthbOund.
Hroad 81, con Laurel ST.
Franklin Street.
opposite Cathedral.
Main Street.
cary Street.
FIFTH STREET,
N0rthbound.
Jackson Street.
Baker Street.
Hospital Street.
FIFTH STREET,
SouthbOund.
Hospital Street.
Baker Street.
jackson street.
Clay Street.
FOURTH AVENUE,
NOrthbOund.
Call Street.
Alder Street.
Althca Street.
Willow Street.
Spruce Street.
Magnolia Street.
Victor Street.
Custer Street.
they will appear before
IS in writing, setting TO
tuesday, Au gust "a, 191
Railway &
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jackson street.
buval Street.
Charity Street.
Coutts street.
Orange Street.
NiaduCi.
FIRST STREET,
Soulhbound.
Orange street
touttA street
Charity street.
Ibuv,i street.
.lnrk son street.
clay street.
BROAD Street.
Frs ul<liu street.
M:!im street.
ROBINSON STREET.
NorthbUund.
ltln,n Avenue.
Hanover Avenue.
Is cnSiEGton Avenue
Monument Avenue.
Broad street.
ROBINSON STREET.
S0uthbUund.
Monument Avenue.
park Avenue.
stuart Avenue.
Grove Avenue.
Floyd Avenue.
Main street.
Taylor street
/ beverly street.
HARRISON STREET.
Northbound.
Main Street.
Grove Avenue
I Franklin Street.
BROAD street.
HARRISON STREET,
SOuthbnund.
Broad street.
! Frai Kiln Street.
| Park Avenue.
Floyd Avenue.
Main street.
Beverly street.
/ FIFTH ST, FULTON,
Southbounu.
Louisiana street.
EIGHTH STREET,
Northbound.
/ Franklin street.
Broad Street.
EIGHTH STREET,
Southbound.
/ Eroad street.
! Franklin Street.
Main street.
NINTH STREET,
NUrthbound.
/ C,vcrtcn Street.
Main street.
Capitol Street.
! Broad Street.
! DNcTton Street.
EIGHTEENTH STREET,
NorthbOund.
Main street.
| Grace street
| Broad street.
! Marshall street Gar Sidc).
! Ncnablc street.
EIGHTEENTH STREET,
SOuthbound.
/ Marshall Street.
! froad Street.
! Grace Street.
| Main street.
ELEVENTH STREET,
Northbound.
Marshall Street.
ELEVENTH STREET,
SOuthbound.
Broad Street.
TWENTl-THIRD ST,
Northbound.
Marshall Street.
Jefferson Avenue.
/ y Street.
TWENTI-THIRD ST.,
SOuthbound.
/ y street.
I Jefferson Avenue,
! Marshall Street.
TN'ENTY-SECOND ST,
NOrthbound.
= street Gar sidc).
TW,ENTI-SECOND ST,
SOuthbOund.
- street.
TULIP STREET,
Northbound.
Ncnablc street.
TULIP STREET,
Southb0und.
Ntnablc street.
SEVENTEENTH ST,
NOrthbound.
Broad street.
Marshall street Gar side).
| Clay street.
Jay Street.
! w iShinSton Street.
Christian Street.
| Baldwin Street.
! Accommodation Street.
[ Fairfield Street.
{ Bowling Green Road.
SEVENTEENTH 81,
Southbound.
! bowling Green Road.
Fairfield Street,
| Accommodation street.
| baldwin street.
I Christian Street.
/ Washington Street.
/ Jay street.
clay Street.
Marshall street.
/ Broad Street.
SEVENTH STREET,
NOrthbOund.
I Arch street.
BYRD street Station.
! Main street.
Franklin Street.
Broad Street.
Clay street.
the Administrative Boa
rth in full the reason tn
!. and nil cnnniojnfS m,
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LIST OF CAR STOPS UNDER "SKIP- STOP" PLAN
SEVENTH STREET,
SOutl,bOuntl.

SEVENTH STREET,
Southbound.
Eroad street
Franklin Street.
Main street.
Byr1 street Station.
Arcn Street.
BROOK AVENUE.
NorthbUund.
Croc'; street.
BROOK AVENUE,
SOuthbound.
CALHOUN street.
DuNal street.
BELMONT AVE-. LEON
ARD ~ SHEPHERD
STREETS.
Nurthbound.
Cary street.
Floyd Avenue.
Hanover hvcnur.
. (enSinSt"n Avenue.
Shepherd Street.
Monument Avenue.
tr"Id street
BELMONT AVE. LEON
ARD Il SHEPHERD
STREETS.
Southbounu.
Ercpd street.
Monument Avenue.
ic"urrd street.
kCuSiGE ton Avenue.
Hanover Avenue.
Floyd Avenue.
Cary Street.
BOULEVARD UAIH
GROC NDS,
Northbound.
Ero4d street.
L.ci.h street.
American locomotive Co.
Terminus Fair Grounds.
BOULEVARD (EhIR
GROU NDS,
Souihbound.
Terminus Fair Grounds
/ American locomotive Co.
i.ciSh street.
BROAD Street.
MEADOW STREET,
/ Northbound.
Z New York Avenue.
! Nevada Avenue.
! Colorado Avenue.
Amelia Street.
/ Wiudcr Street.
: Ashland Street.
MEADOW STREET,
SouthIound.
Windcr street.
/ Amelia Street.
/ Colorado Avenue.
! Nevada Avenue.
] New York Avenue.
RESERVOIR STREET.
NOrthbound.
! Ashla nd Street.
Beverly Street.
/ Cary Street.
! Main street.
RESERVOIR STREET,
Southbound.
Main Street.
/ Taylor Street.
( beverly street.
/ Ashland Street.
BOWIE STREET,
Northbountl.
Leigh street.
ROWE STREET,
SOuthbuund.
clay Street.
HANCOCK STREET,
Northbound.
Broad Street Gar sidc).
Clay Street.
HANCOCK STREET,
Southbound.
Broad Street.
CHERRY STREET,
SOuthbound.
Beverly Street.
.Nibemarlc Street.
Spring Street.
China Street.
ASHLAND STREET,
Southbound.
Randolph Street.
l.ombardy Street.
! Carter Street.
I Meadow Street.
EIGHTEENTH STREET.
NOrthbnund.
Main Street.
! Grace street.
Broad Street.
! Marshall street.
enable Street.
EIGHTEENTH STREET.
Southh0und.
Marshall street.
broad street.
Grace Street.
Main street.
TWENTI-FIRST ST.
NorthbOund.
Main street.
Grace street.
Marshall Street.
TWENTY-FIRST ST.
Somhbound.
broad Street.
franklin street.
Main Street.
PINE STREET,
Northbound.
Aibcmarlc Street
between Beverly and f,,,,
bcrland Streets.
Cary Street.
GILLIAN STREET.
Northbound.
Nicholson street.
TWENTf-FITTH ST,
Northbound.
MARSHALL Street.
Leigh Street.
NJ Street.
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WOULD CIUtIMNENr
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n rorcr ~ susncnd
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i ,is,,u,c arising I'm good
faith
Pointing out the existing work or
n-ht'' regulations involve conScript'on
of labor AIR Baker declared that with
i5ci being drawn from the farms ana
iudustvy i il only TAR 70 require
Killed men to work or light.
I.Ntcns on of the draft age limits,
a-v Baker. said ncccssitatcS the Dill
i.rUViaiou broadening draft boards
power over occupations an" employ
incnts" as well rs industry. including
agriculture.
When committee members com
plaincd that TOO many men are being
taken OH FARMS MT. i'aNcr sA'u II u
no, intended 10 draft more farmers nn-
der The new Law and that inc present
policy VIII continue.
secretary Morrison. OF the American
/ cdcr;,tion OF Labor interrupted L"
oppose the work -or-hSht amchdtncht
of the Senate bill.
There is no question ABOUT TABOR
going alonS with inns governments
Mr. Morrison Sald l-apor Is uoihg us
lcvc! best but TINS Amendment Is ho'n
ing less than conscfiptioh OIL TABOR.
WITIIHOLDS OPINION on
ENLISTMENT SUSPENSION
an tho question Of volunteer enlist
, vhich Same committee MEM
, s,;d should he discontinued for
tho navy and marine corps as we'll
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FLOYD AVENUE,
I..aSibOund.

;N' *, uf crcnsnaw street
sane ~ q, prcscntD
Cr"uShaW Avenue.
Auburn Avenue.
l.c imuO' Avenue.
Ecllcvicw hvc.. Sheppard K
peep Run.
boulevard.
Robinson street
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EOUIEt .tED (I'ilE
GROt NDS,
NOrthbound.
EOCIENA ARD (FilR
GROJ NDS,
SolIihbOunCl.
MEADOW STREET,
NorthbOIlntl,

.>OTtnDOtlnu.
New York Avenue.
Nevada Avenue.
Colorado .AvcnuC.
Amelia Street.
Wiudcr Street.
ASHLAND Street.