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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
RURAL PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Rural real estate has been transferred
as follows
Land and building 1t Glynrlch, IN
John Wilson % Willard I Squircs and
wife. for $4,000
Land on Main, Choate and Chapel
streets. Newark, bv Edward Nc Pike and
wife to Mary Nc Pike, for $1,000.
Three acres Of land adjoining Nc
Conaughy's crossing, in Pencader hum
bred near Newark, BY Helen B. Wilson
to the Philadelphia, Baltimore & Wash
ingt0n Railroad Co, for 81 500
Land ia Hamtown, a suburb Of Middle
town, BY John b. Cleavcr to Philip Sim
mons, for 500, and by the latter to John
Hcldmver, Jr. for $500.
Land on Holloway Terrace, bv the
Evening Journal Publishing Co. to Den
mis- Joseph Lynch, for IS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
DAN OLEARY To CELEBRATE

Chicago III June % While most
men of his age are sitting back IN easy
rhairS. Dan Leary. tho veteran pod
cstrian is y aiming to walk 100 miles today
m celcI rnIon Of ms birthday Despite
his - ,ears the old-'mcr is confident of
his ability 80 hold ms own with any of the
Youngsters IN long-iIstsnce match
With the exception Of Edward Payson
Weston. OIrarv - the most famous 0f
American professional pedestrians II Is
half century since he engaged in his
first professional match
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
MORTUARY STATISTICS.

James J Cahill, secretary Of the
BOARD Of Health, has ISSUED the following
report Of vital statistics for the current
week; Births. u, as compared with 40
for the corresponding week last year
marriages. 20 corresponding week Of
1917. IT.; deaths. p, last year, 30
The eases Of transmissabIe diseases
reported this week were a. follows
Measles 9: whooping cough, 6 ; diphtheria,
scarlet fever.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
MRS. DAVID STUART HURT.
In Peculiar Automobile Accident in
Brandywinc Park Last Night.

While Miss Ruth Brcreton, secretary e.
Alfred | du Point. was motoring IN Brandy
WINE lara near the baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad bridge last night the automobile,
a new car, became unmanagcablc and ran
backwards down a steep hill until stopped
bN coming IN contact with n tree
Miss llrcrcton was not injured. but her
companion. Mrs David Stuart was con
~ldorallv bruised 10y jumping from the
ultomohIlc when It WINS leaving the rnad-
way
tflcr rcscmug Miss Brcrcton from her
pcrilous position spectators attached a
rope 10 The car. winch was slightly
Damaged and with dozen men pulling
the vohirIc YVES harlcd e. the Twp IF the
hill whence i was taken 90 Klragr for
repairs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
NICE TO OBSERVE FOURTH.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Nice. June Is Plans for the cele-
bratior Of the fourth Of July here include
an official call on the American consul
BY delegation Of the city council headed
by the Mayor after which the delegation
will visit the American hospital During
the afternoon there will be band concerts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
81 L. :. MARINES ON LIST:
- KILLED IN BATTLE

Washington. June % The Marine
Cnls ,aSuaity il-t 'ndar contained ~
NAMES. divided ~ follows
kIled in action u dlcd 81 wounds, ;,
wu,.Eded severely
Inc list Of dead follow,
kuttp Is ,crIoN
~crEcaut.~ William ! McColm, Port
land. re John G Tcggs Canton. y y
N,.'I.,m J s'pire, Nashville. rcun
crporals John " Bloomqu>t. thcv
ne, Wash, Nichacl Lotus Clcvcland
I!arold K Kerr Reliclontanc OHIO.
lnhcrt J Ponernv, Baltimore
I1.vatcs Claude \ Bath, Hampton,
Ga. la~L Bamtarth. New York lty.
l.ulcs Pclk It3fshutg Walter ; RlglcN.
lIt'stndg Leslie E,I1lov New Yori, ~.
! rank ! Il hoSNv Scranton, Pa. 10
4e,,h Il. Cavlcr. Mount Houston Texas
frank NJ Costello. st Helena. Md
oscar Cotuell. Tuscaloosa. Ala lamc,
Il. DeAn, Middlcscx. \ G. James
Bold, Nassillon. o.. Paul " Gal,
Dolton, Ill. leo + Lcydcn Denver
James J. Mckenaa, Brooklyn Ralph j.
koehrig. Detroit; Sidney 6 Roberts,
Toledo. George TomaIa. South Chicago.
rIsp or wou>ps
ScrgcantS Fred " Stcck ham Relic
wife. y J. Walter T. Duda h,cagn.
ticrncrt T. Green. Indianapolis
Privltcs Peter Brniandcr. Lake City,
:. ID liogcy Brown. Rock rcc,. Teas
Harold g (,c,gcr. Noun; Vernon. Ga.
Edward ]. kIcigcr Buffalo Rcxau J.
RAWLINGS. Washington. y g.
Another list OF marine casualties
made public later, announced Is having
died Of wounds received III actlou Cor
poral RAYMOND T. Connolly, Rock Island.
ill.,: Frlvatcs Louis 7 Downward Arnold.
Pa and " illIarn T. X cchS. NavCrly = \
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
SENATE ADVANCES CROWDER.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, June % Following en-
thusiastic praise BY Senators Of the ad
mlnistratlon Of the army draft. the Sen
ate today adopted an amendment to the
Army bill To make Provost Marshal Gen
eral Enoch H. Crowder a lieutenant gen
eraI during the war
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
Hun TO HELP" RUSSIA
kaisers Troops VIII Intervene to Re
store Order. Berlin Papers Saw

Ey Associated Press 80 Every Evening
london. June % The German govern
III. N, according To German newspapers,
:. takine preparatory measures with a
yieN to Intervention IN Eus~la saws a
d.~rsa:ch to tho fXctapgc Telegraph
or.panv today fran Zurich nder
lis plan. u Is stated. troops viii he sent
t. restore order. assisted by MaXimalist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
NEW ELEVENTH STREET OPEN.
Bids Asked for Repairing Of Delaware
Avenue Orange TO Van Buren,

The improvements nt Eleventh street
between Market and Washington streets
have bccn completed the street having
Leon vIdcncl twrnty fcrt and paved with
asrhal, !, Is row oI~'n Tor travel
Bds havc hccn asked for ~ he Street
and Sewer Department for the rcpavluC
IT Delaware avenue between Orange and
Van Rurrn streets Tho thoroughfare Is
heiug wdcncd that Distance AZ tho cx-
pense Of a pujlIc-orrratod citlzen The
hlis VIII hc opened July I6 and arc 70 hc
for the paving "f the street with concrete
Hook on concrete founi4tlnn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
Held Upon Serious Charge.

Pauline Campo and Salvatore Corlllo.
both OF Philadelphia, were arralgned be-
fore Magistrate Farnet Gluckman this
morning on charge of violating the
age 81 consent law Ii is alleged that
Catherine Mallcnda, the states chief
witness. was brought here from Phil
adclphin for improper purposes. She is
sixteen wears Of age Both men were
held under $500 bail for the Grand Jury
The girl is now III the custody of +. Ross
Farra. probation officer Of the Juvenile
curt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
ALL WISH TO WE'D SOLDIER.

Pine Fluff, Ark, Juno pa soldier
at Camp feurcgard wrote the editor
Of local paper saying he would like
TO correspond with a Pine Huff girl with
Ii view 10 .natrinony The editor pub
lishcd the letter Tho following dav tho
soldier received o proposals from as many
girls Proposals are still pouring in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
PRAYERS FOR PEACE.

PRAYERS for the restoration of peace
to the world are being said in the Cath
Ole churches throughout the world to
day which IN the eccleslastical calendar
is the feast Of St. Peter and Paul
The prayers were ordered by the Pope
Pcncdict in MotI Proprio, which de-
the European confagration
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29

For New Freight Yard to be Established al
Elslnere.

More land has been acquired for the
freight classification yard that is being
established at Elsmere and in its vicinity
by the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Co
This was announced today when there
was recorded in the office of the Board Of
Assessment for New Castle county the
transfer of S6l acres of land at Brack-Ex
by Aaron X Taylor and wife to the Balti-
more & Philadelphia Railroad Co for
SI0,S32
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
CAPITAL BOARD ORGANIZED.
Dudley Gates Named Secretary and
Chief Examiner Of Issues Committee.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, june % The capital
issues committee today announced me
appointment of Dudley Gates, 81 san
Francisco. as secretary and chief examiner
and the creation under him OF new
bureau Of examiners "a diges' applications
for app oval of propose SECURITIES ISSUE.
mas bureau Will assisl IA gathering
information on these issues from local
capital issues committee IN each federal
reserve district and from The fuel. food
and railroad administrations, war IN
dustries board. and other government
departments which can throw light on
the war necessity Of the proleet covered
BY proposed securities issues.
reciprocal agreement Will he entered
INTO next week by the capital ISSUES
COMMITTEES and Sir Thomas White.
Canadian minister Of finance, for Joint
control Of the sale Of public or private
securities Of ono country IN the other
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
POLICEMAN BADLY CUT.
In Making An Arrest Sergeant Ward!e
Has Arteries seuered

James Cunningham was arralgncd IN
the City 'ourt today on charges of breach
Of tho peace and resisting an officer. both
OF which we're continued until "Wednesday
The breach of tho peace charge vas
preferred by his wife, lara and when
acting Police Captain navi Marble went
10 Cunningham house at 1912 Lincoln
street, II Is alleged that nc resisted the
officer and as result Sergeant Narde
IS confined 10 the homeopathic Hos
pltal with several arteries IN ms arm
severed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
L.. Protests Mexican Oil Tax.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington. june % Declaring that
all the t'nitod States asks Of Nc CO for
American citizens Is Justice and fair
dealing the State Department today
President Caranza against the Mexican
decree of February 10, 1918 establishing
q fax on oil lands
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
New Bond Bill Favored in Senate


Washington, June % The new bond
bill which passed the House Yesterday.
providing $4,000, 000, 600 for domestic
purposes and 81 100000. 900 for loans
10 the allies today was approved BY the
Senate Finance Committee and without
amendment ordered reported favorably.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
BARGFS FOR MISSISSIPPI.
Lines TO Relieve Railroad Congestion Fav-
ored nv MCAdoo AID

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington. June % Favorable re
por, on the plan to constulct barge hines
IN Mississippi river 10 relieve railroad con
gcsti0n has been made to Director trcn-
cral Aietdon b, Charles = 'rout<, dl-
rector ii he DIVISION 81 patel. SERVE Of
tie railroad administration
The amount to be expended has not
,.ci been determined Commercial or
CARNATIONS along the Mississippi have
Suggested apnroNmatclN S4.O0l. 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
NEW HOME SITE.
To BE Developed Just West of Cleveland
Avenue.

Near the du Pont housing project,
on the Wawaset Park tract, the Edanna
Land and Improvement Co will develop
suburban property. having purchased
from James b. Oberly and wife for SIG, 100
land in Christiana hundred between Sec
ond street extended and Fifth street ex-
tended. and west of Cleveland avenue,
this city
Transfer of the land was recorded to-
day in the office of the Board Of Asses
ment for New Castle county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
HUTCHEY BADLY CUT.
Joseph Tacchia Held in 81 900 Bail IN
Charge of AssauitIng Him.

With his face cut from ear "a ear and
his head covered with bandages Steven
Hutchey of 500 Walnut street appeared
in the City Court today. as the prose ut
ing witness against Joseph Taechia,
charged with assault and battery, but
nj the request Of the latter, the case was
continued until next Tuesday Bail was
fixed ut 81 900
The prosecuting witness was badly cut
and it took 3 stitches to close the wound
which was dressed at the Delaware Hos
pital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29

New York, June %. Fred Fulton
is not going to remain idle while his
bout with Jack Dempsey is being shif ted
from pillar to post The big plasterer has
accepted a bout with Perky Finn at
Atlanta, Ga, for July and will box a
soldier opponent At Chattanooga July 4.
according to his manager, Mike Collins
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
Arrives Safely in France.

Mrs. James Mcclure Of sol West
Ninth street today received card from
her son A J Mcclure, announcing his
safe arrival overseas lie is a member of
the 3l2th Infantry He is well and likes
the country very much. He had a good
voyage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
NEW YORK CLEARINGS.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York June 20 he 1rtua. ron.
dltion III clearinghouse banks and trust
companies for The week shows hat hes
hold Sl7t,97l $50 reserve r. excess 3.
legal requirements This Is PIP increase
81 Sl2f, ST. $50 from last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
Personal.

Mrs r Earle Edgar has gone to Eagles
mere, Pa, for th" rest Of the summer
Mrs homer j forSythe and daughter,
Lucille, are visiting MIR and Mrs. Harry
Pierce at the Orchards Mr. Forsythc
: on a business trip IN the south
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
HAYES WITHG.O.P.
National Chairman Will Settle Question
ofHeadquarters al Chicago Conference.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Chicago. June % Will II Hayes,
chairman Of the Republican National
Committee who Is here for concentrations
with party leaders announced he expect
cd "a settle today the question oi national
headquarters for the campaign oi 1920
Chairman Hayes also said he expo ted
To receive REPORTS from Leaders regarding
prospects for 1918 congressional elections.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
"nombers Fail to Hit Paris.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Paris, juno 20 Paris was not harmed
by last nights German mir raid None
OF The bombs dropped by the several
machines which attempted to penetrate
tho dofonses between $50 and y 30
O'Clock, fell on the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
PARIS RAIDERS CAUGHT.
Two in Thursdays Bombing Attack
Taken When Plane Lands

b, Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Paris, June 20 one Of the German
a!rplanes that took par in Thursday
night air raid on Paris was compelled
10 land in the wooded area between
Paris and the German Inc one of the
aviators was killed Ills two companions
were taken prisoners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
Negro Falls From Wagon,

Joe Wood, Negro fell from wagon
streets today, and was injured about the
head He was taken to the homeopathic
Hospital in the Phoenix ambulance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
Recruits for Army Service

Alfred Denney was accepted for the
coast artillery and John J Crumlish was
accepted for the cavalry at the local army
recruiting Office this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
County Auditors Named

Judge Rice has appointed David
Hillegas and Edward l.. Hobbs a com
mittee to audit the accounts of the Off
Gals Of New Castle county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
Increase Freight Rate on Petroleum.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington, June % General IN
creases in the rates for distributing petro-
elim by south western Pennsylvania
pipe line companies were allowed today
by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
Bank CIearings.

Wilmington bank clcarings for the
current week as reported to Every Even
ing this morning are $3,4I3, 432 So, and
for The corresponding week Of 1917 were
81. DIG. SG3 g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29

Mrs. James + McIvor and daughter,
Agnes, have returned from Camp Mer-
rift, n j. where they visited James /.
\ McIvor who is in a United States av ia
ton corps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
Married By the Mayor

Charles Fl Emmons, Of this city, and
Jennie Miller, of Chester, were married
by Mayor Lawson in his office this morn
ing. The couple will reside here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-29
Letters Granted.

Letters Of administration on the estate
of David Sevil have been granted to
James IL. Seeny.
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wArTED-HEIP.
wANTED-HELp.
FEMALE-Continued.
AN EXPERIENCED
TELEPHONE OPERATOR

lis wanted by one of the big retail
stores of Washington. The policy
) of this store is to pay its employees
liberal salaries and to retain them
indefinitely. Address Box 250-M,
Star Office.
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PORTER Experienced; good
salary; permanent position; at
once. Hepner, SIS 18th st. NV.
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SOM ONE b e,ys pxavsts lssle. = 11h
and shorthand. Aadreo Bag - -
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AvSss. boom - s1e q -.
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CHAUFFEURS for Ford deliv-
cry cars; must be experienced
and know city well Good pay,
Apply ready for work. Hoffman
Co, 735 18th st. NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-17

BUNDLE WRAPPERS and ex-
aminers; permanent position !;
liberal salaries /; opportunities for
advancement. Apply to Mayer
Bros. & Co., o37 and o3o F st.
NV.
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TWO young girls and one boy f4 gesaoa1en
an engraving department: no pfevio0 expolf.
enee required; good pay and steady sn1aoZHas
I'M January 1. Apply ut once to Capt. 04ly.
care r. P. Andrews Paper Co.. 137-zs fS0
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wANTED-HE1r.

PORTER for rug department
one preferred with some expert
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NV.
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TELEPHONE OPERATOR. sz1sz9sassas g.
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MISUNDERSTANDING,

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CASHIER-Youn4 lady, neat appearance; ex-
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S0S X st. NV. Is
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mechanics, with
Ford experience preferred; short
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9TH st. NV. IL
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neutrality-suspicious.; best
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SITS.
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SHEET writer's; from 7 am. to
10 am, Soc per hour. Apply
Delivery Department, American
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and Fl ne
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APP
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n w.
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FIREMEN, hours; good pay; stokef fur
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FOOD CHECKER-Experi-
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board. Apply Mr.. Grove, Stew
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NALE-CUntinued.

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MARRIED

HAIGHT - MOYER. - Oct, % 1913
bEATRIcE MOYER and u. LESLIE
HAIGHT.j by Rev. John McElmoyle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-26
CHIEF BENDER QUITS
JOB AT HOG ISLAND
Chippewa Ball Player-Ship.
yard Worker May Change
His Mind, Friends Hope

Chief Bender. the famous Chippewa
twirler. has suddenly quit the mound at
the Hog Island Shipyard. The chief
was one of the first baseball players
to offer his services in these places.
and had become an exceptionally USE
ful man to his Uncle Sam in his new
work.
Bender was a boss bolter-up and was
rated as one Of the best in the coun-
try. His men backed him up to such
. degree that their work as a whole
had been commended time and again.
What so suddenly inspired the chief
was not disclosed. but he walked out.
anyway. Some msundersta nding with
his superiors Is supposed to have caused
him to leave.
Bender's friends declare he has not
quit for good. He is sore about some
thing and I suppose he is just taking
= little cooling time" said one of these
friends
G. D., Dyer. Jr, editor OF the Hog
Island News. one Of Bender's friends.
sAid the chief had promised to let him
know before handing in his resigns ton
should he decide TO pull up for good
Dyer said he expected to hear from him
6odnfteIy today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-26
WHAT THE SIZPYARD Army IS DOING
CH CONTRACTS
AT TRAYLOR YARD
7lPpins Board Decision to
Curtail Production May
Close Cornwells Plant

me Taylor shipyard at Cornwells
zos been cut OF from contracts for
ships for the Emergency Fleet Corpora
&Don as a result OF the decision of the
United states shipping board to sharply
oortAii production.
Is Contracts for wooden ships have been
onnceled at twenty yards over the
6ountry. and no new contracts for steel
ships will be awarded.
The Traylor yard, which employs
1909 workers, probably will close down
aunless the Traylor corporation decides
% purchase the shipways and operate as
- private concern.
"The corporation will not lose because
of the cancellation of contracts" said
Charles Piez general manager or the
Elnergency Fleet Corporation. in making
the announcement, ''as the Government
7cancd Mr.. Trayior slOoo,o00 for the
ounstruction of the ten ways"
He said II was doubtful If the yard
would be able to bear up against COM
petition of western yards. which are
nearer the timber supply.
Samuel w. Traylor. a member of the
oprporation, made the following state
ment:
..sThe. Traylor Shpbulding Corpora
tion has received no official notification
of the probability Of awarding contracts
IN the future for wooden ships. The
flrst indication this corporation had re-
garding the 1919 program for this type
Of ships was noticed last month, when
an application was made for fifteen or
twenty 3500-ton coal barges. The delay
IN announcing the decision on these con-
tracts has led the corporation to sus-
pect that they were not necessary"