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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
FINE SOLDIERS FOR ASSAULT.
American Struck Frenchman hen Latter
Sang Marseillaine.

C4tN Court was In session ic~> han an
hour this morning with but acW cases on
hc lockct
Ezra Il sells, a soldier wa, charged
with assault and battery ot AfnelIne
Ieldcr. Il lrcnchmau Ieider admitted
tha, he was slightly under the influence Of
buuor tIu according 70 hN>tapdcrs.
d.. Na> singing the Alar~t'.lla9>C and other
ratrlutrr ~uTlgs and raising hI> hat 10
ifu cheering q group oi soldiers on the
rurucr Cd Fourth and Market STREETS.
~ell~ ono 81 the soldiers annoyed by
Xcldcr attentions 1t was said struck hIun
and knociled mm unconscious. and then
walked uwaN. sells was tned $50 and
cost
George +. S,hank. Henry Miller and
Ira c Patev were dismissed and Earl
NJ Ciootoo. whom they accompanied
into a Chinese laundry ~ Fourth and
Poplar streets belnngng "a and run by
l2harl,~ Lou, were also dismissed on
payment Of cost The charge were
,il-ordcrIv conduct I.otu ~al.l. with the
ud of au Interpreter tha; the four young
men had entered hi laundry and Gootoo
had asked for hi- laundry, which W.t- not
finished OI finding ;h:.t hc could not
get il immediately I.oui sad that Gooto
had threatened him with . knife
The case Of Marth,. Bryan, charged
with keeping u dl~ordcrly house, was
dismissed foi lack oi -uffclent evidence to
couvlrt her ~ wa~ al,o that Of Sarah
Bordlcv. charged with having an interest
ia the house
john Fisher -olore,i charged with
assault and battery on his wife, was fined
Sd and costs and gwen three months
Imprisonment
The e4se oi Alichacl Winters. charged
with thc larceny of some sugar and
teb,crc worth $3.50 from the Wilson
Iiuc wharf was continued until Tuesday
becauec no witness appeared against
David kaufman charged with receiving
TIL" stolen goods
The ease Of Frank $ Gordon, charged
with larceny, was also continued until
Tuesday. because there were no wltnesst~
Howard G Williamson charged with
non-~upport d h.- w:f, ,e;tS ordered to
pay her 81 until tie case could be tried
Tuesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
CROSS FOR L. y. ANIAToR>.
first Americans 10 Receive Decorations
For Distinguished Services.

By Associatcd Fr,'~- ~ F.71TI TV'N78.
Paris. April II .iamcs Norman tail.
.aptain OF an aviation section and faul
rank Baer, lieutenant. arr ~ INST
american aviatoro to WIN the Distinguish
d Service Cross q the American army
Can't Hall leading : patrol attacked
group Of hye German machines. DESTROY
I'd one and forced down two other
Lieut. Baer attacked single handed 4
-ro,in of seven planes and DESTROYED ono
1ear Rheims On another occasion h'
attacked TWO two-~catcr>. one oi winch
iell IN fiane~
Capt Hall : home IS III CoiiAN, Iowa,
and Lieut. Bacr'~ IL Mobile. Ma
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
CORK OPPOSES DRAFT.
corporation Council in Resolution Ap-
peais 10 President Wilson for Pr0teC-


lion
London tprll l3 The Cork Corpora
tlon Couur. la-f night adopted q rrsoirI-
tian aoalnst rausrrpflon ind appealing
to President Wilson FIR protection
4, fhr -amc tlnc he lister Council i--
,,icd 4 statement unfolding the govern
rneut proposed pointing ont haf Ire
land II present Tho most prosperous T'or-
ton 81 the { ntrd Kingdom Is IN duty
bound fn contribute her portion, be Nh"
war long or hort of hc cost incurred.
"a do le-s would be to surrender, which
lstrr III anv rate would never wiling
lv 10. Her share h tho great empire which
j. our common giors and our common
heritage
Ihc lister statement ay9 SiccPsslvc
elections have shown tbe majority of the
Nationalist vote j, controlled by Q party
..of open and 4vOwed traitors.
The statement after pointing out the
growth II the Sim Fein SAYS that i ls
pretty obvious hat . general election To
an Irish parliament would place he
balance ~ power n the hands of . party
Wh,~h i engaged IN drilling and preparing
with German assistance and Crerrnan prom
iscs II arms to strike blow % the heart
III the British empire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
81 MORE CASUAL TIES
ON PERSH|NG'S LIST
Five Killed in Battle, 80 Wounded
and Three Missing is Eester-
days Report.

Washington. April IL yesterday $
casualty list contains tifty-one names. five
of them killed in action, three died ot
wounds, two died of accident, SIX died
Of disease. four wounded severely,
twenty eight wounded slightly and three
mvsslng in action. Among the woundcd
sIth,l> wcrc Captains Marvin tappcl
and Woodrow Woodhridgr The com
hlncd lists follow
klILEp ~ ACTION
Sergeant Lillard f. Ailcr
Corpural ,Ic>Sc y Martin
PrlvatcS William G King. Charles \,
I.ohh, STANLEY Mauch.
nIrp FROM WOUNDS
Privatc~ William ] Il Guthrie Rod
crirk J. Mclean Warlow W \"ro@kl
DIED or DISEASE
Privatc~ Henry Da,l~, pcutoultl>;
Willie Gordon. rndocariltl~ Snton
krchoN meningitis " alter Il linStc'it.
pneumonia james Longest. perIton'tis;
Daniel Monroe. pneumonia
pIip FROM >c,lof>r
Pr,atc~ Ben l. Grceor, John I.
~lug~trr
Vor>nrp ~fvtRln
~rrgean. leo + AIolum
Pryatc- Francs \ Murphy 10
-cnh I Ryan. James r. Scott.
Wut >pfp ~LIGHrIA
Capt.un- Marvin CappcI N"odro"
Woudurdgo
Ilcutelant William J Ntrh,
>>crgraut~ loScph t,ottlich Bannie
Bcn.lctt Victor Muller. Russell Si>cm"rc.
Corporal Oun & Chr,~hnlu
Nu~i,ian Ahcrf lvcr Coicuah
Prtvato~ Ph,hp l;raudrrau. tr'hIr
II Beck. Frank lNa7ch Grover Carlson,
Frank Cavarra. JAmr, 7 ConiAn, Samuel
Curionr. DAN N Dccat"r Frank !
DcycrMN. Edward l Iarrk Ceorgc n
M,tirath. John Nlla traurs> ii Morrau.
Norman II Padcn, Charles Pike, tltrcI
Schneider. stewart " ScgcrStrim. James
\ >oi~tcn Herman II Wittc
Nl4~l>,, t\ ACTION
l.Icutcnants Robert II Jeffrey. sam
ucl Miller. Abraham Strauss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
RUSSIANS FEAR JAPAN.
Landing Of Marines Indicates Intention
TO Interfere is Nladisvostok Assembly
Protest

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
London April 13 AT 3 meeting on
MONDAY ii the Niadiyu-tok municipal
assembly and council af lanor delegates
and soldiers. d resolution was adopted
protesting against the landing Of japanese
marines, according 70 dispatches received
here.
The protests were made on the ground
hat The action of Japan was not justified
b> the fnlIde :. which the resolution
declare, occur in the most advanced
cauntrie, The protests tlrther stated
that hc landing ii me marines seem 10
indicate an intention .o interfere in the
Internal affair, uf H., country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
LANSING ANSWERS HOLLAND.
Mcnacing Attitude is Reason
for Seizing Dutch Ships.

by Associated Press To Every Evening
Washington. April 13,-Thc mcnacing
attitude of Germany, which prevented
Holland from fulfilling her engagements,
is given by Secretary Lansing, IN a
memorandum sent to The Netherlands
legation today, as the main reason for the
action of the United States III taking
over the Dutch cargo ships in American
ports.
The secretary = memorandum consul
t,Itcs n reply 10 the recent statement of
the Holland govern mcnt protesting against
the seizure MIR. Lansing, after pointing
out that the Dutch government does
not question the legitimacy OF the act,
declares the move was one OF necessity
resulting from Germany's position.
Instead of working a hardship on the
Dutch people and ship owners. he says
the step will prove a real benefit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
DEATHS.

his city. on April l3. i4i-
EliZai.th wife Of Peter $cllman.
Due notice % funeral Vii. bo given.
rHOR%TO\-In his city. on Ap.l
iylS Anna Nj laughter or Hiram y
aud Na-Ga-e, c. Thornton, ~ bvr -l-
ear
Relatives. friends and the Inimac4.ll
.,1n,,ption ~udaiIty are invited 20 sf-
end he funeral from hcr late rcSideuct
No. 1908 West Second stroet on Tuesday
morning. Apru Is. az o'clock ke,l %
mass az - Pauls church. inte-meHt .
athtdral cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
CONSCRIPTION FOR
Continued from page 1

Secretary Duke that the oct for sett Ing
up n parliament in Ireiand should be
passed before any Irishman was called
10 the coIors MIR Duke lnterIectcd.
II did not say that.
IRISH aEaBEns IN tPnOhh.
4 wild uproar came from the IRISH
benchea Jofiu Dillon. Nationalist leader
exclaimlnR
Another government pledge gone
Mr Samuel resumed
II took down he words ~ they were
spoken
II / had said that, = replied secretary
Duke. 4 should have been contradicting
the prime minister ] had no authority
10 say that
Tim llealy, Nationalist Tor county
Cork thereufon SAID
~ IS because we understood You as
saving that that wc abstaincd from
spoaling
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
pyERNIt\ BILL ATS.
Temporarily Olives Way for the fnr' IL
men. cf Other Urgent Legislation.

n Associated P-,,~~ ~ E,yry EScnins
W.-mu-tun \nii II Decision tv
leader, tn postpone discussion ot the
,yrrfaan FiIj h,e su~ of fhr prospect -
IN IndctrIfc iciate ~ 'he measure.
urnco I'll, ~..aat, tadav to tiv considers
inn ~ other nv.cnt legislation nr,ud'ng
hc legislative. cN.rurnt and Judicial
appropriations I'll.
Rcurual u dfeac nu thr t'Vcrman
III. which gives pr,sld rui Wilson, wldc
powers IL recognize government agrnrlo>,
sill find administration leaders ready ~
INSIST on its passage wlihoni amendment.
md the opposition prepared I" continue
he fight 10 limit the PfCshicnt au' h"ritN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
STOCK MARKET DULL;
PRICES GAIN A TRIFLt
Sales Approxinated Sl3o,oOo as
Total for Short Day
Session.
~ &ssociated Prs- II Eve-y Evening

q N9so"IaTfTI FIF--7 n T'ET-' m
u-.lI Str.e. ..a,r Work hpril u,
Tbe .r;t,r,l -.a0c + thc var situation
c.tsed repeuad Cling ~ 'ho Jpcrlng
If tc~4vs stock market
-v,cs.t.itia- es.r.rj tr yo,ntS
,,d rails ,-el,led Substantial fractions to
!. rnHt
IGiHurnent- motors and some ~ 'lF
minor .ncas-ihcd .ssues featured nr
decline vhlrh war halted atfr. losses
A i feu- ,ratancos hrrng nar+lv recovered
Trading evrent NJ leading nsrcs va,
limited "a mall Individual .o'5 nc
losing was beavv. sales aJurnvima ~
$50 900 shares
Liberty 3la- sold Ar HSN ~ fo ''- 80
fr5t q AZ 96 - - $3.50 an1 second is
IA - 10 to g6 -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
MRS. HILLES IN WEST.
She Has Been on a Speaking Tour in the
Interest of the Woman's Party.

Local members oj the Woman party
have received telegram from MIR,
Florence r Hllles who Is on u western
speaking tour. stating that she Is coming
home. and she Is expected 10 arrive IN a
dav or two.
She addressed largc meeting IL kal-
an.azoo. Grand Rapids Mich. Dayton.
o.. and Pttsburg Pa and attended the
Michigan convention Is the party. at
winch -hc na~ guest Of honor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
CLAIMS $500 MEMBERS.
However. Nom partisan League Turned
Down Some Applicants.

The Voters Non-Partis:tn League OF
Delaware nov claims . membership of
800 OF 2S applications tor membership
acted on Thursday night Il were rejected.
because, it Was stated. he applicants were
politically obnoxious
Large pictures Of Presidents Washing
ton. Lincoln. Roosevelt Taft and Wilson.
presented by a friend oL the league, have
been hung n.its headquarters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

oltaa.. \pril5 The iot."~Ine Amer
iran name, appear ii today Canadian
casualty Hst:
Killed \ II Hove Lake BENTON
MINI ; Jona~ou. Cavalier y ID.
Dird ii wounds v \llan Boston. ID
Droiv;. Manchester y II
Wounded Corporal + Boucher. Red
Lake Fails Mimi /. II Fether-ton-
t,auch \,.y y orb City
GA>,cd q GRAY Detroit
Died " tarsuu Ruena Vista, Fla.
Corporal T. T. Acre th:iord- Mich.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Firms Asked For German Troops.

81 ASSOCIATED Press . Every Eycning
Washington Aprd ~ \ message
reaching tho state Department TODAY
from ~tockholm reported Tho Finnish
official news uurcau had given out a
statement declaring aII German troops
landed in Finland had been sent at The
request Of the Finnish government
When the Germans landed On the Aland
Islands Sweden protested
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Alex" NAV be Left TO Fans.

D. Associated Prs f. E{t-s Evening
Lincoln. Neh >pr ii NF"rHcr Or
MOI Grover iesgianti As,sauc :, . -ebalt
plteh,r for the ChIraEo IA ma nill
have r qIjt baseball 4ni ~ "a .hIs
month : .lraft contingent to Camp Fuus-
ION. ka>.. Will probably be definitely
dcclde.l upou within 'he next few day>
X D. Bahcnsky, member of The
draft board II St Paul Neb- Alexander
home made she statement today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
CHARLES PEACE
NOTE ST|RS BERLIN
Vienna Papers. Muzzled Until Now,
Declare Letter False Version
of the Alsace Affair.
Hy Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Geneva. Switzerland. April l.. tvia
Paris. April l3).-The existence of the
letter written by Emperor Charles To his
brother-in-law. Prince SiNtus OF Bourbon,
which intimated that France might have
peace. Is not contested by the Vienna
,apers. who had been prohibited from
publishing ANYTHING concerning u until
TODAY. At the same time. however. they
declare the letter rs gwen out by the
French government is false version and
add that the real text never Will he pub
hshed
The Neuc Frcic prcSSc states the telc
gram sent Ia Emperor William by Em
peror Charles has suppressed the most
dangerous intrigue ever concocted.
Meanwhile the pcrcmptorN recall oi
Count Czcrnln the foreign munster from
Bucharest by Emperor Charles Is causing
CONSERVATION both in Vienna and Berlin
Amsterdam. Holland, April l3 \
dispatch from Vienna 10 the Frankturtcr
Zcitung referring to. the disclosures made
bv Premier Clcmcnccau, III resi- lcct to
Austrian proposals SAYS, assuming the
existence of the Empcrors letter. II was
written before the breakdown ot Russia
9t a time ~ hen the war outlook was
mite different from TODAY, and when a
,-oupp reocc loving mouarch ulght take
,tepS which today. under entirely altered
conditions. must :spp,.ar IN another light
Conn., Czcrnip. The AuStrn-liurganan
orcigp minister, on lri,iay ISSUED err
.ular stating that he had interviewed
I,nncror Charles and that Ec was rouVlrc-
III that The -tatrmcrt q. the French
r,,,crnpirnt repar.lirp the letter written
bv tn, Emperor MAS untrue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
To TELL. OF SAILORS.
Moderator Cunningham Will Open Pres
hytery Meeting.

Instead ol preaching i sermon on
Monday cvcnlng IN connection With the
opcring 81 tho session. of New Castle
Frcsbvtcry. at FELTON, Rev Henry Cum
nngham. the Moderator. viii ma kc an
address on service ior Christ .Anlong
the Sailors
NTr Cunningham j nov IN the Y. NJ
q arrn1 service ii - George Staten
Island. and he writes that the work i
congcnial and there are large oPFortunl-
ties
NIr Cunnlnghain recently res. gncd the
pastorate of Eastlake Presbyterian hurch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
WILLIAMS ORDNANCE HEAD.
Important Army Reorganization is Plan
ned b. War Department.

By N,soclaIcd fTos, y tECTE EVon-ns
Wa,hngDon April - u their weekly
conference with War Department officials
today senate Military COMMITTEE mem-
bers SAID they were advised that further
and important reorganization WAS planned,
and Brig Gen MllIlam> vii he appoint d
ch~i Of ordnance probably rhrought re
tircmcnt OF Ma Gen. Crozler, now >erv-
lng the super war counti
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
spRUCELuMBER. SIS TO $50. TO Us.

By Associated Press to Ever! Evening
Washington, Aprii l.. Prce~ he gov
ernment will paV Tor prgFe lumber Werc
agreed 1n u . cauicreu@t today between
the Nar Indus re 5ntrd .lId rept ~cut4-
tive~ u the ~pruc, industry PrIee eu
random lengths VII r.nl5 from So To
SIS p thousand and oli length, from : u
20 feet from $40 a. 81, according to Size.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES FREED
Two Captured by Chinese Bandits Re
leased. State Department j. Advised

nv As-ociall.i I'rc,- q F,-.rl ElCnIne
PekIue Chua Thursday, Al'rII 7
Mis- ka-LeTinc Schmidt and Mr. STAN
l..v ii Dirk>af4 tn.cric.-u uu-~ -~IuuarIe~,
forrnerl, ~!uIn.ncio - haNc
beer s.tlfr.I,r b, !ane'
Wa-h.uc,H. Af:I 4, I'll. tpa >urr5-
ran missionaries referred I" ht state
Department vt- adHi~rd t"itt N"r, re-
lc.~c. ~ooI afr jht baln!it- t,rtk 'hriH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Sold hN Irneiec.

R> order of the Orphans Court tcnr1
Il Isaats. un>tte oi Catherine HaugheN.
sold the dwelling. Nos N2N and $50 Ben
nett street today Emna Ourran ot
Bcliofonte purchased the houses. paving
$500 for No S2S Bennett street and $40
for No. $50 The sale hold N the Public
Building, Was III auction with Harry J.
Stidham serving a, aucuoncer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Sabotage Bill Loses Strike Clause.

By As>oeia ted Pr, to Every Evening
Washington April Is Provisions .u
sabotage hl rnalizing act, ob~tructns
production ef var uateual- nerc "lma-
mated from thc measure today by the
Senate and House eouicret9.
The conerces also struck out he clause
permitting labor 10 strike ior higher
wages. which the Senate rejected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
MALICIOUS REPORTS.
Frederick H. Steinle Seeking 10 Locate
Persons Trying To lniure Him

n an advertisement pnntcd elsewhere
m Evcry Evening Frederick II Stmnle.
ibc baker offers reward Of $500 Tor
information leading ~ the apprehension
u the person or persons who, he SAYS
have been rndcavoung 10 malign hm
and create an impression that he IS pro
German, when hc j. not, hut on the con
trary il i loval tmcrlcan
because 81 these reports hc SAYS. his
family have been compelled I" suffer IN.
digntic~ Hc rchcs on tar-mnd"d
1rIhlc not - credit thcS" reports.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Liberty Loan One sixth Taken.

B! Associated Press - Every Evening
Washington, April II subscriptions
To the third I.lbcrty Loan reported ~
Federal Reserve Banks TO-DAY hc first
quarter 0l the drive was passed, fotaled
s539. APO 100, slightly more thaE ono
sixth Of the minimum amount sought by
Se.cretarN McAdal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
LIQUOR LICENSES TRANSFERRED.

Judge Rice today transferred liquor
licenses ~ follows
For ~cyier', cafe ~ sl3 Market
street from Joseph ~ctunder to v lllla N
+ Nachtcr
For the saloon At seventh and Iom-
bard streets, from Thomas ii Concannon
to Timothy j. Met arthy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
1. !. Srnater Eruu.sard Dead.

New II era, La, April l3 Robert r.
Btoussard .Ir, United States Senator
from louisiana i~ dead at his home here.
IL had been i'll several Years and I'll
more than il year had heeu under tx.
e.r,.ot ph1eicums IL recently aId FRIENDS
II doctor IN tic Inst two wears had ctcll
glten different diagnosis u hl> ailments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
BRITISH { ASU ALTlES. S.I29.
Weeks List of Killed Wounded or Miss
ing. Very Small.

BY Associated Press TO ENe-y Eyenih-
London. April T. BRITISH casualties
reported ~ BE- eou.,e 81 tn week end
ing TODAY to,aiied SIZE Officers and men
divided q follows
Killed o. died 81 wounds officer 80.
men. llul
Noundc, oi uE-ne. Officers -
men 7o>
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
-, - Il - -

Bv Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Philadelphia Aprll ~ IL 'orn lower;
No Yellow I S0al -, 10. :, l.4Sal.~-
C,at- lower. No. lyhItc lOl .aI.U2.
No i. 00al.J0.
Potatoes lower: Pennsvivanla. per 10
mounds. iOa II rs. View York and vost-
ern lOaI. 80. Michigan. i0al50. Flor
ida. Der hamper, , -.2ja3y0O; per barrel.
6 00as 90.
other artIcles unchanged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
DROWNED IN FRANCE.
Cousin of Joseph Mitchell of This City
Loses His Life.

Joseph Mitchell OF thi9 city has been
informed that his COUSIN. Harry Mitchell.
aged % years, member OF CO B, Nine
tccnth Engineers United States Army
was drowned in France last Sunday while
in the line Of duty
The deceased was a son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick ] Vincent of Ridley Park, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Saw Men Sold Liquor 10 Soldiers.

William Eden, charged with selling
hqlor IL soldiers was committed to
the custody Of United States Marshal
Farry today by nltcd States ComniS-
s,onrr Mahafy, in default Of 5000 bail,
az wa4 also James Davis, under the same
charge Their cases arc 10 be heard on
Tuesday next III 10 clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Norva, Anxious About Food Pact.

BY Associated Press Z" Ever! kvehin&
Christiania Norway \pril - The
public Is growing uneasy over he failure
of the government to arrive al az agree
mcnt with the tnitcd States on Nor
wegian food supplies Il was announced
In February that an agreement was ready
for signing but i Is understood new
American terms havc been discussed
since ia secret N the ctorthng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
DRAFT QUOTA BASIS FINED
War Department Plan Accepted BY
House rs Well as Senate.

n N,-0cIa'od Frcs- @ E7crN ENCnNS
Washington. NpnI - The Senate
resolution embodying the Var Depart
ment plan to put the draft quota basis
ON the number OF men in Class l instead
of on State population was adopted by
the House today 10y 4 vote oi 80 70 ).
REPRESENTATIVE Gordon. Ohio, and Hud-
ileston and Burnett Alabana voted
against II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
BODY IN RIVER.
Found Floating in the Vicinity of Sellers
Wharf Today.

The body Of white man was found
near the Sellers wharf, shor, distance
from the Christlana river mouth, today.
The body was tied up II the wharf and
Deputy Coroner cCrery took charge Of
IT,
The identity OF the body has not been
cstabllsAod
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Pastoral Reception.

Rcy George I Sldcrson Who has
been returned a4 pastor oi iiarrson
Street \ 4. Church fAir hts stNth year.
and Mrs Adcrsnn vii be gwen rcrep
tion IN the church neNt tuesday evening
which members and friends Of the church
arc invited to attend In addition 10
ministers of other churches, Mayor
Lawson will be resent to extend a
greeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Senator Stone.s CondiIion Cri.ical.

~ Associated Pres, - Ever. Evening
Washington. April 49, Senator stone,
oI Missouri who suffered stroke 2t
paralysis las "Wednesday became worse
today after spending 81 restless night and
l. IA 1 >er4oIS condition his physicians
~li
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Increase in n. Y. Banks Reserve.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, April l3 The actual CON
dition Of clearing house Is Z 'ru4t
comp ri f'r L!
hold $40 - -Jg. -->.-.t ALL
requirements This is an increase Of
S2l ,4IS.G50 from last Weck
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
CHICAGO HOG MARKET.

By Associated Press 70 Every evening
Chicago, April l3.-EIogs, rrceipt-. eU.-
900: strong. Bulk. I-.55alsy0. -nt-
II .S5aIS 90; mixed, l-.30aI1 -. aeavr.
t640al- 80. rough. IL +0alo.S5. pigs,
I3. .u0al- 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
RnXs PennsylYania Earms.

Cornelius II Mundy, who recently sold
two farms IN New Castle county, has pur-
chased two large farms IN Pennsylvania
the Perkins farm, near Johnson S Corner,
Delaware county, and the Woodward
fnrm. near R0scdaIc, Chester county,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Nayy-U. of y. Game OFF.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Annapolis Md, April l3 The base
ball game between the Navy and Ini-
yersity Of Pennsylvania scheduled foI
today. has been cancelled owing to wet
grounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
ENGINEERS CRAMPED.
du Pont Employees Want the Use of the
Entire Old Court House.

Requiring additioDai space, du Pont
engineers are asking permission 10 use all
the rooms in the old Court House.
Negotiations arc pending for the re-
inoval Of the Military Exemption Boards
from Tho second storl Of tho bulldIng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Bank Cleariugs.

The second street Office ol the Winning
TN Trust 90. reports 9anA c.eannEs a-
follows. Week ended 81 npuu .-d4y.
:, OF. .9;}s 64. rs compared wltn S3.lll.-
-02. 70 Tor the corresponding wccA %