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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
PACKERS GAIN A POINT.
Obtain Writ Barring Government
From Further Search Of Safe for
Alleged discriminating Papers.
by Associated Press To Every Evening

Chicago, Feb. 12.-Judge Francis y.
Baker, Of the United States Circut
Court Of Appeals, today granted witt
of error and supersedeas to Henry Vecher,
general counsel for Swift and Co, which
will prevent he government from making
further search of Veeder's vault Tor evi-
dence alleged to have been used In the
commission of felonies until after Mar.
/.
Attorneys for the government made q
vigorous fight to prevent the fappeai OF
the case.
This is a matter of great national
Importance and the government might
lose certain of its valuable rights by fur.
ther delay at this time, SAID Federal
Distr ct Attorney Charles +. Clyne.
Conditions may change which might
make it possible Tor guilty men To escape
punishment"
Judge Baker held that the ease WAS a
renewable one and that the defendants
had right To an appeal lie then issued
the writ which will prevent further execu-
tion of the search warrant until ruling
has been had on the appeal. The defend
ant was given until Feb % To file "A briet
while the date for the filing by the govern
ment was set for Feb. Is. Arguments
will be heard March / Judge Baker
declined to hear the case alone, saying
II WAS a matter for the whole court to
consider
In the meantime agents of the Federal
Trade Commission, which is investigating
the packing industry, will not be idle
Search of the files of Morris and Co. and
other packers for evidence. to which nc
objection has been made, will be continued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
sEw CHAPTERS.
SPECIAL Correspondence or Ev--y gv----~

SPECIAL COr-rSpondrnrs % Ev~-y Hv--r-w
Dover. Feb I2 Tharters werr flrd
here Yesterday. = follows:
VIlhle spark Ping Co, Wilmington.
Del. capital, $1,000 Oon
Interstate Picture Corporafion. ~0uf1
Bend. md; $1,000 900
Indiana mi limos oLlerrcs p.
Riverside. Ill SS75,OD0
Atlas Bali Go 81 Delaware. Whining
ton. Dt1.. go. rta~
Bond snc Mortgare Tr7izl -. nIcaso.
Ill. $500 600
LOUISIANA Southern II Enc Gas Cor
v.oratlon. Wilmington. Dei S5o0p0
&. ID. Cooley EnQne-rIng Co. VII
mIngton Del 10000.
G.. An.slnck * 60 81 Amerna- Wi
rnIngton. Del. mercantile ami cnmmerri.I
business. $4,000.
Beaver South SIDE Lumner .. Pitts
burg. Pa SJ0.OO0
arnalI-Waring Co Wilmington. ~
values and choIns. 5000
Increase ln capital ~ TrtIss Engneer.
Coruorat.ou. SeV orz lty i-'r7
81 .tEO.O go 10 fl.4OOGn, 81 import "nD
ISv-Pr-iucts Co. reuton. n. =, IRON
$4,000 10 S5O.OOO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.

Frank Turner. los du Pont Building.
repoGs the following subscriptions 70 the
Delaware Belgian Relief Fund
Frank Ward, S5: cash, 80 cents, Frank
McCadell, 81; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Turner. S25; ;. L. Mckee, $40; employees
Of Hilles & Jones. Sal; Il J Bailey,
Wilbur c. Jones, l. t. JeiFeris, K. W.
Smith, G. c. Bailey, Joseph W Coley,
J. T. Smith. c. W Leach; W T. Sharp
less. 50; W. X Williamson, 81; Harry
kurrus. y. Y, $40; j. B. D. Edge $40;
William Campbell, y. Y, 81; p. +. Gar
rett. So; W A. Simonton, S.; Frederick
+. Stone, So; VI Alfreda Hance. $40; VI.
Gambrill, Havre de Grace, 500; r. l.
Foord, So; c II Smith, 81; J. H. Furlong
s.: F. W Russum, s.; F. Larkin, S2
Henry ?. Scott, S25; w. VI. Thomas, 50;
J. f. Porter, 81; J. 4. Ellegood, VI d.
$40: James b. Owens, $5; Joseph :
Hamilton, $40. Total, S39S. 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
STATION N-TO-STATION
FnnEIGHT BAN WIOENS
Philadelphia Embargo viii In
clude Points Within Ten
Mile Radius.

Philadelphia, Feb. i2.-The embargo
placed on December !, 1917, by the
District Committee on Car
Service against the shipment Of carload or
freight from one station
to another within the city limits of Phila-
deIphia, and also against reconsigning
freight from point - point within the
cltv. will be extended TO include ~ r. lght
stations living beyond the boundaries of
the city but embraced in q radius OF ap-
proxinately ten miles from City Hall
This will become effective at l2Ol m
February lS.
The purpose Of the embargo ls 70 CON
serve railroad terminal facilities within
the city and Its surrounding district, and
to aid in reducing congestion on station
platforms and in wards and termIna Al
tracks bv relieving the railroads Of short
distance transportation services which
should be properly performed by teams q
trucks
The extension Of the embargo n be-
come effective February Is. will make Z
operative in Camden, Nrv Jeraev Some
other important stations outside oi
Philadelphia. which Will also be included
are the following: Darby. Pa, Ridley
Park, Pa; Narberth, Pa; Ardmore. Pa,
Bryn Mawr, Pa; Clifton. Pa; Essing
ton, Pa: Gloucester. ~ j.. Haddonheld
\. j.; Haverford. Pa; Lafayette, Pa.
I.averock, Pa. Llanerch, Pa; Morton
Pa. Hog Island. Pa; Lansdowne. Pa.
AIerchantville. ~ j.; Woodbury.. y. J.
Darlington. n. j.; Elkins Park. Pa.
Glenslde, Pa; Jenkintown, Pa; OgOntz
Pa; Pencovd, Pa; Rosemont, Pa, Woo
Lane. Pa: Magnolia. ~ j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
GoMPERS UPHOLDS LABOR.
Senate Commerce Committee Hears
Denial Of Shortage.

Washington. Feb. -. Samuel Com
pers president Of the American Federation
of Labor, told the Senate Commerce
Committee yesterday there was no short
are Of labor in the United States but
maladjustment of labor conditions had
resulted in slowing up Of war work,
which could BE met only when proper
adjustment Was made.
lie said he believed rs war measure
the standardizing Of wages IS necessity
He said the Carpenters International
Union had the names OF $4,000 men who
had expressed willingness to 60 wherever
their services were needed as means OF
eXpediting government work tie reit-
Grated that organized labor was unqualI-
fie,ily supporting the United States IN
the war
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
JOHN LIS PETS DIE.
Horse. Cow and Bulldog All Sue cumbed
Since His Death.

West Abingdon Mass. Feb. 70
Death once more has visited the little
country home here OF the late John l..
Sullivan This time it has claimed
Colonel" John L. s favorite horse, be-
hind which 50 many children have ridden
with the great pugilist. The animal died
suddenly Sunday.
Townspeople snickered when Carctaker
.Iohn Bush OF SullIvan's 5 farm declared
that Colonel had died of q broken heart
What else caused it, | d hike 10 know?
he asked tonigh, He just missed Mr.
sullivan something awful said he.
Colonel has been in the best OF health
10 until his master death.
But Colonel is not the only one OF
the farm inhabitants to die since John l..
nassed or. Jack. the famous bulldog
broke loose on Friday and killed the one
COW. The bulldog was shot.
Two big trunks III the garret were
opened and gave up a legacy IN ring
trophies There were the gloves with
which Sullivan pummelled Jake kiiraln
for 20 rounds. the shoes he wore when he
fought Mitchell.
There were more than $50 photographs
of the former champion III various poses,
scores OF photos and even untypes OF
fighters Of the days of open air matches,
men from whom John l. had wrested ring
honors. And there was also large cabinet
photograph of James J. Corbett, who
placed John l.. in the former" class. All
Of the trophies VIII be taken to New York
within a few days and auctloned off.
One sad boy, one who will miss John
l.. more than all others. is 15-year-old
Willie Kelly Many people who saw him
at the Sullivan home here supposed that
he had been legally adopted by John l..
The former champion took Willie as 8
ward some SIX or seven years ago. He
treated him as a son.
Willie viii have good home with Mrs
Lennon, the sister The boy is now, at her
home in Roxbury He wants TO be q
fighter. too, not in the ring hut Cover
there >
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
RACE TRACK WAR.
Bills on the Subject to be introduced in
Maryland Legislature.

The bill to abolish the race tracks In
MARYLAND will take the center Of the stage
in the House Of Delegates at Annapolis
this week after the pending bills, to which
the Republicans are pledged, shall have
been disposed of Supporters Of the bill
believe they have a better chance of
passing it in the House than in the Senate.
Hence this preference % concentrate their
forces there thus placing upon the Senate
the responsibility for the defeat of the
bill, if defeated Il they succeed in securing
favorable action at the l. 4nds of the
House
Whether the bill Is passed first in
the Senate or in the House it will travel
along its own course as an issue separate
from prohibition and other questions.
Supporters of the racetracks cypress q
wjilin.ness to accept a law that will
impose a reasonable tax on the tracks.
They declare however, that because of
the excess profit tax they arc rot willing
to face tax which they csi
They prefer TO go o-.t II J:-4-4uS Even
the outspok01 4olAts OF The tracks
infer cAiiles from the tracks wouio
bo ,.lcome additions TO the States rev
enllas at this time, because o. the unusual
demands upon the State Treasury. While
Governor Harrington laid stress in his
y %, to the General Assembly on tho
-irabilitv ii national prohibition, hs
mad, no mention of the racetracks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
RUSSIA CONFIRMS BREAK
Official Statement From Petrograd
Tells of Withdrawal From
Ranks of Allies.
By Associated Press 10 Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
London. Feb r. Confirmation Of the
German report that Russia has withdrawn
from the war Is contained in an official
Russian statement received here today.
The statement says Russia declares
the war with Germany, ustria-Hungarv
Turkey and Bulgaria To have ended.
Russian troops simultaneously receiving
an order for complete demoblllzation on
nh fronts For the defence of the frontier
some detachments Of younger soldiers
will be left
Although this announcement v as made
Yesterday in several dispatches from
German sources. tins is the first direct
word regarding her withdrawal from the
war.
The peace negotiations with the Central
Powers have been snded, the statement
savs The Russian delegation refused 10
sign a treaty providing for anncNatlons
by Germany Nevertheless, Russia viii
not continucthc war with the Germans and
Austrians. ',workmcn and peasants, like
ourselves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
MAY HEAD q. o. p COMMITTEE.
Stanley Of Kansas, Viewed as Compromise
Candidate
Asso<-iats-d Press 10 Every Z Yening

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
st. Louis, Mo. Feb. 12.-Fred Stanley,
Of Wichita, national committeeman for
kansas, was mentioned today as candi-
date for chairman Of the Republican
National Committee and there were
evidences that he was seriously considered
in view Of the struggle between the
supporters Of John L. Adams, of Iowa,
and VIII Havs, Of Indiana.
The selection will be made a nee &
Of the committee this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
BAKER GIVES ARMY SECRETS.
Sends Data on Troop Transports to Senate
Committee.

Ry Associated Press 70 Every Eyening
Washington, Feb T. Secretary Baker
today transmitted 70 the Senate Mill
tary Committee the shipping statistics
upon which he based hs estimates Of trans
porting a million American soldiers to
Europe this year.
The information was labelled highly
confidential" and will be considered
in executive session OF the committee, rs
the basis for final crcss-examination of
Mr. Baker. probably later tins week and
behind closed doors.
The information is understood to give
cornpletc details of both American aud
Allied tonnage available for transport
SprIlrP
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
FINNISH REDS ASH PEACE.
Whites. However Arc Reported TO Have
Shot Rivals Leaders.

81 Associated Pres, /" tter4 tNentns
Stockholm. sweden. feh l. Tho
Rcd Guard of Finland which attempted
10 overthrow the government Is reported
by the Dagcns Nvheter to have asked
Gen Mamcrhcim lcadcr of the White
Guard. which is supporting the govern
mcnt. Ia consider peace negotiations.
Refugees from EIei9ingfors report that
two Of the Red Guard leaders NJ
Hapalainen, minister Of the interior IN
the revolutionary cabinet. and VI. slrola,
foreign minister have been shot by the
White Guard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
WILL AID NE&T LIBERTY LOAN.
Banker Supports Plan for Nar Finance
tOrporAlIon.

By Associated Press 10 EVery Evening
Washington. Feb ~ Creation Of he
war finance corporation will have a saIu-
tary effect on the next Liberty Loan, :. X.
Bertron, New York and Philadelphia
banker today told the Senate Finance
Committee. Some such legislation. he
said. was necessary 10 carrying on the
business of the country.
Bankers favored an amendment for
selection of local committees in each
Federal Reserve District to pass on pro-
posed security issues, he SAID.
Among eastern bankers, he continued,
''there is almost universal approval
of the bill In general.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
ROME DENIES DEFEAT.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Rome, Italy, Feb. I2.-The Austrlans
Yesterday renewed their attacks on the
northern front west Of the Brenta, but
were held in check by the Italians. The
Austrian columns were torn TO pieces by
the Italian artillery and the attacks were
stopped, says today's official report
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
FLAG RAISINGS FOR LINCOLN.
Phila. and Topeka Exchange feIicities OF
Anniversary

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Feb. II. The l09th
anniversary of the birth of Abraham
Lincoln, made doubly impressive because
OF the struggle for world emancipation
was observed with appropriate ceremony
in Philadelphia.
Lincoln's Gettysburg address and his
letter of coincidence TO Mrs. BIxby, who
gave her five sons to her country, were
read in the public schools At noon the
ceremony of unfurling The national flag
presented to the city by the State Of
Kansas took place At the same hour
a national flag made in this city was
raised over the State Capitol at Topeka
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
No. 80 10 CLAS,HY.

WOULD YOU invcS 81 fNu motor -r1lcE
business With reasonable certainty ~ i..uut
nrOAt arst year Handlr tgu- own money
Details al Interview Address Z y. Every
Evening Ofiicr
APARTNfENT- Four rooms and bath. Not
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APARTMENT Modern. four Or avc rooms
Nv couple with hoy aecd yUars.
Steady tenant best Wilmington rcfercncf
Answer ?. y. Boa 5if. Wilmington.
Del
HORSE VIII work single OF double So
will huy him. otherwise don't sppiy
Ebner Bros Fourth and Union Sts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
WILSON RIGHT, SAYS ASQUITH.
Former British Premier in Full Accord
Nth Presidents Views

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
London, Feb. l2-In the House of
Commons today former Premier As
quith, commenting upon President Viii
sons speech to Congress, yesterday, said
the President had Disseminated justly, III
regard to both tone and substance, be-
tween the declarations OF the German
chancellor and the Austro-Hungarian
foreign minister in their utterances re-
pardinC war aims
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
PAGE ON TARIFF BOARD.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Feb. Thomas ".
Page Of Virginia was nominated today by
President Wilson to be member OF the
United States Tariff Board
Prof Page now holds the char OF
economics at the University OF Virginia.
He succeeds to the place on the tariff
commission resigned by Daniel I. Roper,
when the latter became internal revenue
commissioner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
AUSTRIANS CLAIM A VICTORY.

Rariin, Fch 10, vie London.-After
4 day OF liv II artillery fire on the i :,
Communi plateau on the Italian front
the Austrians attacked south of Sasso
Roxso, clearing supporting positions and
capturing nearly $50 prisoners, Army
Headquarters announced today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
Baseball Writers to Meet.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Philadelphia, Feb. T.. The annual
meeting Of the Baseball Writers Associa-
ton of America will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the Waldorf Astoria, New
York The session, which viii be at
s~uded hy members from all over the
countr. win bo GallDJ to order at :
o oeiooA,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
SCOFF AT UKRAINE TREATY.
French Doubt If ii Ever viii Become
Effective.
s.1.ia Ted Press tO Fgery EYeniug

Bv Associated Press to Every Evening
Paris. Feb. IL. Tho peace treaty
between the Central Powers and Ukraine
IS not taken seriously in French official or
semi-ofIiclal circles, first, because no one
knows whether it will ever become ef-
fective and, second, BECAUSE whether
effective or not, the people OF Ukraine
have not been able under the present
circumstances to have their way
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
Omen Branch store.

Turner x ~telle annoIInCC taday ma
they nave Jaken over The Alexander -iorr
at Dels~aEe avenue and Jackson -tHes,i
and vill Operate same a. 4 branch ni
their MarAut and seventh stpets storr
hereafter. : +. Lloyd Wlu have chargt
Of the DelaWare avenue store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
X. of C. Fund to Be $500. 900.

Chicago, Feb. II The all welcome
war fund Of the knights Of Columbus,
originally set at 81 100000 and later
swelled to s3,0n0.O00, viii be increased
to 81. .5000 900. according to an ANNOUNCE
naaal hy she aulaeale eommtLea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
LENT AT ST. JOHNS.
S~h><ui~ or SERVICES fcy sv Av~~v$sse
Oba~ryan~c al Tnrt Chvvch-

Observance az Tn,t Ch-rch-
Por,oy;nv ~ tho Ir-rt~1 s~h~~-ris~ for
Len, at st. Johns Church
Ash wednesday. Fe''-rary - foIy
communion a. n maths. ltary.
hoIv communion, ~ a m. ev-ring
nrav-y and -prrnon, 745 p m
Daily Sery1crs nondsy. 9;D q m
4 % m Tuesday. 93o a. n, y. m (,
"Wednesday, a m. e-SO a. n, p. N.
Thursday. l0n m, 3. M Friday. 30
a. m. : 45 p. IN.
Hoiv Week March 25-8o Daily, ~
cDot Good Fridav Holy nruuprron
lOa. m. evening prayer 4 p. m.
Good Friday, March q Nsy ~ Crus-
: q m. chiidren's seTvl-r, 30 =. n.
mathis and litsny, 05o a. m; PN~inn
service II m; evening s--vl-s- as .. n.
Easter Day. March 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
CANADA BARS L. S. NEWSPAPER.
Seattle Daily CALI" Socialist Organ,
Forbidden Circulation.

Ottawa. Ont, Feb. u The Seattle
Daily Gail is on new list OF American
papers barred from circulating IN Canada
The Seattle Duly Gall IS a Socialist
newspaper Recently the plant IN which
IT IS printed was partly wrecked, it was
alleged, by two civilians and several
American soldiers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
James TO Speak for President.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington, FEB l2.- Senator Ollie
James announced today that he would
speak on America and Her National
Defence" in the Senate, Thursday The
speech will be reply 10 Senators Hitch
cocA s<sd Wadsa oriIs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
Bids for supplies.

BIDS Tor othoe supplies noeded for one
year BY county officials m he Public
were received today By the Lew
Courts committee on printing and --a-
tlonery They VIII he rponcd a. Inc
,ourts meeting tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
Morkhouse Trustees Meet.

The monthly meeting of the Board Of
Trustees of the New Castle County Work
house was held at that institution yester-
..}aV-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
PASS n. J. STATE POLICE BILL.
Measure Wins in Trenton Assembly
nesnife Labor Demonstration

Trenton. Feb II After one of the
longest debates of the session amid
dcmonstrations and Missing by labor men
in the galleries against the measure the
j.. q Sfate Police bill last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
Nails Carranza and Kaiser.

80 Associated Press . very Evening
Washington. Feb. 12.-The recently
published birthday telegram said TO H.: :
been sent By President Carran-a to
Eaiser Wilhelm was placed ia the Con
eressional Record today by Senator
sherman. Repuhli u Illinois. !
declared ht cd to wis . do
NOR u tchf''' ing in
IL ,ngcd be-
orthics "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
GERMANS FREE Z. 5. SINGER
Grant Passports to Chicago Girl After
Long Delay.

Chicago. Fet> 12.-Miss Blanche So
cum of Chicago, a singer, who has been
virtually held a prisoner IN tfr- many
finally has succeeded in obtaining Das--
D0rtS. her father, f. 2 Slocum was ad
vlsed today in 4 message from the Ameri-
can consul general at Zurich, Switzerland
The singer wrote her father tina; b,
Germans would give her no reason tur
detention other than she WaS under -u~-
,aipior
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12

I.o,t something =? Try classified ndv
ID Every Evening, ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
Russians FeIicitate President.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Feb. IA telegram fe
hcitating President Wilson because of his
address before Congress yesterday tor
ing upon PrIssian antoor. $500 -
the praeid~I ,A4I-itulsslan conven-
.e ILL. .s IN session here. The mess
,.se asserted that "no self appoint"f gev-
eminent in Russia had any right to
declare peace or to disband armies during
the war against the Central Powers on
behalf of world wide democracy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
nu Aasociated press 20 Every EvenIng

by Associated Press % EVeFy LVenIlik
Washington. Feb f2.-Mai Gen. Bar
nett. commander of the Marine Corps,
whose term is about to eEplre, will be
reappointed, Secretary Daniels announced
tp1at-
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