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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
CLASH OVER U. s. TROOPS.
SIav Troops Fire on Germans In Mar
burg Austria, Killing Five.
BY Associated Pross 10 Every Evening

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Llibach, Jan 70 Reports from Mar
burg state that quite serious disturbance
broke out there on HIc arrival Of an
American "debarkntion commission, 7
under command of Colonel Miles II "
reported that five persons we're killed
and thirty injured
General Majster, Of the Jugo-Slnv
army, is said 10 have restored order there.
Marburg is town in Styria, Austria,
on Drave river. Nothing ~ recent dcs-
patches would seem 10 explain the
presence Of an American commiss on there
German residents of Marburg, Styria,
made n demonstration in the streets If
that town On Monday in honor Of the arrival
there by airships of an American rnission
headed by Col Miles
According 10 an Exchange Telegraph
despatch from Vienna, the action of the
Germans aroused General Maister the
Jugo-Slav commander, who ordered the
people 10 dlspersc v hen his order WAS not
obeyed, the despatch adds, he commanded
his troops 10 fire with the result that eight
persons were killed and many injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
SWIFT STOCK UNDER PROBE
$14O,310 900 Gain on Shares Was
Surprise Even TO Head of
Packers Combination.
ny Associated Press 20 Every Evrnins


Washington, Jan 20 Speculative
transactions In Swift stocks were inquired
into today during the cross-examnation
of Louis j. Swift. before the Senate
agriculture committee hv the committee
and Francis ] iIeneY
5 Senator Norris of Nebraska read y
newspaper account to show there was a
Si40.3I0,000 gain in market value In
stocks of Swift and Co, Swift lnterna-
tionaI and Libby, Mcneil and Libby,
from November, 1917, 10 November,
1918
we had no idea there was going 10 he
such an advance when we separated our
three concerns, SAID Mr. Swift Swift
and company didn't profit by the trans
action, but the 5000 stockholders
MIR Swift sad he personally had not
dealt in Swift stocks To affect the market
MIR. Heney's questions developed that
AN employee of Swift and Company engag-
cd IN buying and selling Swift shares for
employees who paid for them on an IN
stallment plan.
DO any officials or employees buy
stock to run prices up or DOWN. Mr..
Heney asked
"They might buy some when the market
was low,' said Mr. Swift.
Ion You recommend I'D employees 10
buy stock2'
When the price is favorable, especially
when we issue new stock.
This line of questioning resulted in an
exchange between Iieney and Senator
Page OF Vermont
is it legitimate for officials OF the
company to run stock up or down $50
a year," Mr.. Hcney asked
That's matter | don't care about
intericcted Senator Page
You ought to care about 1t, as a
member OF this committee, said Mr..
Honey
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
American Woolen Co. To ODen Min.

BY Associated Press % Every Eveaaas
Boston, Jan. 2Q-The American Wool
en- Company viii open is r.lls next
Monday on q basis o. IS hours weekly
ard if more business warrants the work
ing q LONGER hours at times. viii pay
their employees st the rate Of time and
one half
This is the substance Of the COMPANY 5
answer TO then employees IN Lawrence
who were called into conference with
agents Of the four Lawrence mills today
TO receive the answer which hey re-
quested yesterday At the same time
the company refuses to pay 81 hour
wage for the shorter hours, but saws
that it will give Is hours pay Tor Is
hours Of work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
VIM. DU POINT HONOR ED.
Reelected Director Of the American
Association Of Horse Shows.


New York, Jan. %. William du Pont
ot Wilmington was reelected member f
the Board of Directors of the American
Association of Horse Shows at the second
annual meeting Mt the BlltInore Hotel,
here, for the election OF officers and
assignment OF dates for the coming year.
Others were chosen ON the board Vs
follows:
Robert A. Firbairn, Wcstfcid N j.,
DR., Thomas G. Ashton, Wynncwood,
Pa, John McE. Bowan, New York,
Fred Field, Brockton, Mass A. Henry
Higginson, South Lincoln, Mass. William
I. Hunter, Devon, Pa Prescott Lawrence
Newport, X. l.. Pierre Lorillard, Jr.,
Tuxedo N. y. John X. Ihorson, Chicago, ,
Alfred Il. Mackay, Mlbrook, n ",
Reginald c. Vanderbilt, New York;
Norman Van Voorhis, Rochester, N Y,
and j. Macy WiIlets, New York
In special meeting the director
elected the following officers: Reginald
G. Vanderbilt, president; J. Macy Will
and DIR. Thomas 6. Ashton, vice president,
tosuceeed VIM. +. Hunter, Of Devon, Pa
No less than 81 separate associations
were represented this being n notable adj
d ton over the representation last year.
whom it was first organized Of these 20
claimed dates and accepted the schedule
arranged, thus insuring equine exhibitions
from the opening OF the season in brooklyn
early in April, until the close at Madison
Square Garden In November
J Macy Willets, secretary-treasurcr of
the Association, reported that during the
years 1917 and 1918 the horse show
associations contributed total OF s237,-
500 To war charities. Of which the Ma
tonaI Horse Show Association gave 81 H.
600 or the total gross receipts without
any deductions for expense from the two
shows. the Red Cross being the greatest
beneficiary Of the war charities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
kIUANIANS LUNCH.

III. 9-'gA. "Wednesday luncheon Of
ur kIwanl> Club Al the du Pont Hotel
4 i addressed BY Rev Richard Trapnel
Il, subject OF the proposed changes
to,aIcd Tor the status of the school
-r~tem a. fhc state especially as affect
Ing Wilmington
G4y X lur5, was awarded q Fisk i
iucr tupt, winch the donor said. in a
clever speech ne hoped would be used
nr au Overland
The president Wm G TAYLOR Of the
Dcllvara Trust Company, called the
attention of members to the second hear
ug ou the liarbor Improvement matter
te. .rt council tomorrow evening and
rged representative attendance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
WANT DAY WAGE
Todd 5 Cut Men Will Hereafter Dis
perse With Piece Work

For several weeks there was been a con-
troversy among the employees of the
PENNSYLVANIA Ra lroad shops at Todd :
Cut whether they would prefer 10 work
IN "a daily basis, or on piece time basis
Several votes we're taken but no definite
decision was reached until Yesterday
when the workmen balloted again on the
question
As a result of the vote the men will
starting February lst, work on day time
basis. beng paid by the day instead Of
the piece time plan. The vote resulted IN
over 900 men voting for day work as
against % Tor piece work The matter was
left up to the employees, as to which plan
should be carried out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
WANTS HIS DAUGHTER BACK.
Wilmington Man Asks New York Court
10 Return His Child TO Him.

James GeIson, who lives at 206 Seventh
ave, this ity, wants the New York
courts to return To him his nlne-year-
old daughter, now in the custody of his
sistcr-in-law in that jurisdiction. Ac-
cording To printed story of the case
Gclson went to New York yesterday
to attend TO the matter, but this is not
a fact. What Geson did was to have
local Justice of the peace prepare the
papers in the matter for transmission
to the court.
Some wears ago, il appeared, the
parents of Gelson's first wife, took the
child To- care for il and it was with them
until the death of the grandfather, last
August, its grandmother having died
two wears ago After that, Gelson' s
sistcr-m-law took the child. When
she applied 10 the court to have the
court decide who should care for it
Gclson learned of it and took action to
Cct II back INTO his own custody.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
OUT OF TROUBLE,
BUT GETS IN AGAIN
Correction Upon Seco"d Charge
Causes Court 10 Revoke Prison
er's Parole on Another.

Raslne his action on the defendant 5
pohrc record and past cscapadrs, Judge
lIcisrl today revoked the parole oi ''eoryc
W hrccr who pleaded guilty 10 the
cmhctglcmcnt ot slON from the lover
DAIRY Company at the March term Oh
General Sessions.
hc va sentenced (" three months IN
th, work house and - pay the costs "i
prcc prosecution
krccr was recently convicted oi assault,
under and indictment q. assault with the
attrmpt t. commit highway robbery aud
judge Ici~ol condemned hi~ character n
pln,n terms lie declared that krccr had
lneuesuonablv Volatcd has parole IN
hetnp on, oi tho drunken crap shooters
uhosc party tb Il stolen 20 truck
pndrd m ono III the number charging
krrer with takur hm 10 a lonely pot
.,tfrr,vard, IN tbs truck and a~>;tultng
and rohbur INN
Drpatv At,ono, General Grcen citcd
10 tho court tbt kUcr WaS arrested IN
lal1 for larceny and also tor hrarh
s. L pa h,ua dismissed uu both
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
PHuADA AWAITS TROOPS.
s5th Regiment Coast Artillery Due at
8 a m. Tomorrow.
.oriated Press 10 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Pa, Jan 29 29-Brlnqng
home 1000 troops from France, the
liner Haverford today flashed by radio
the news that she viii pass in the Della
ware Capes about ) clock this evening
and Will reach her dock in Philadelphia
about o 'clcok tomorrow morning
The Haverford sailed from Brest on
January Is, with go officers and ], $50
men Of the 65th regiment, Coast Artillery,
and . large contingent OF colored cssuals
In addition she has on board 81 sick and
wounded soldiers
The returning soldiers Will parade
from the dock to the Broad Street station
% the Pennsylvania Railroad, where
they will board waiting trains for Camp
DIX. There they will be mustered out
OF service.
These are the first troopers who fought
IN France TO be landed at this port and
elaborate preparations have been made
by the peace jubilee committee 70 give
them hearty welcome.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
ONES FRIENDS.

On one Of the recent around-zero days.
Rosario was walking home from work with
a friend They met a newsboy, and Ro-
sario friend asked Rosario to lend him a
cent to buy a paper with. So Rosario
took off his gloves, unbuttoned his over
coat, sweater and coat, and shiveringly
extracted a cent from his waistcoat pocket
Then block or so farther on they entered
q store TO make purchase
And in the store Rosario's friend return
ed the cent he had borrowed He explain
ed that it was too cold to take his glove
off and get it when they were on the
street Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKETS.
Associared Press . Every Evenlns

BY Associared Press % Every Evenins
Phiadeipbia jan 19-Coru. 7w-r.
yellow, as to grade ana locauon s>ai as.
oats, .ower; No. : white iH4easN
9, 6sa6S15
Butter. iower. western rreamer'
tras, y nearby prints, fancy .a5S.
Cheese, ,teedy NeV YORK ana y 4
consri tul. mix. 7,d, g4s}J. ~ ae.
s. a3b.
Eggs, over nearbv arsts 800
-4se, uearpv current r Ipf- ~u..
western extra h-sts 500. r-i~.
00 ancy selected, irseo. SEQ
dozen
Live poultry ready Vl- oao
spring hIcken~. 20aa2 -roIuug alckeL-
.}6a5N. old rooster. -la-- -ragg. ~p,I.-
roosters, 3ba1S oucas l-Au ,-+O.
Indian rlnuers, 3hao, geese -l3n
keys. 55a5b.
Dressed poultry ower. Nv -s,.-
killed chG'ct - J-ncy ataJi ..o ,m...
sizes, 2Sa3O, rooster. p. western -lAstiuE
chickens, 2Ja36. broninE chl.ArBs, -arl.
ks, western. 3>a4O. geese. -rs5i.
karDy spring r.rNeys, caolce ,o an...
a4a45; western 10 43st4 alr 8. -u.,.
3Sa42; ,ommou, 5Oa35 ail, >34l.
Potatoes. over Eastern ,n9rr -isa
3.75 per bbl, New Jersey so
basket, S0a9O No. 2 5UacJ 7euns..v4l .
per 100 los, 2Qt42 -, western. sr,
2.l0 New York, sCa- C.
Flour. weak winter, straight western.
l0.25al0.5O do. nearby. 5tstIotn.
Kan Sas stra znt I0.15all co spring short
patent, l0.6Oal0.aU, ,pnHS patents. 70 iis
1865, TO-, r>J .lesr -ta915.
Hay. fTm m1thy, No. Z Ar1c aa.
small ba =. 50 0Oa32 00 No. - do
29UOa3O00. NJ. r. 25 O0a26.00.
Glover naked .iEht, 29OOa590Q; No
- 0Ua2N00, M 25 00a26.0O
1allew weak prime rlJl n erc.
Q10 do special, .oo~e. 10. prime rou4
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
FRENCH FREES RALRoADERs.
Only Union Secretary Is Held For Min
ute Strike"
nv Aseociated - u - ErenIng

nv Associated Press 70 Every Eyening
Paris Tuesday, Jan y General
Secretary Bedgeary of the Eationa
Railrcaders mon called On Premier
Clenenceau today to discnss with him
the complaints If the Paris, Lyons and
Mediterranean Union arising from the
arrest ~ Leon hidol, ifs secretary, fol-
lowing the minute strike on nat rail-
way iast saturday Midols arrest was
ordered 20 the ground that the railway
ls still under government control and
the minute STRIKE" was an act violating
military regulations H. has been announced
that Midol would be courtmarf Jailed
After the interview with the Premier
VI Bedeparv announced that al men under
arrest. except Nidol, would be liberated
Midol will be held pending trial Resn-
buttons protesting against MIdol's arrest
have been adopted by he union s execu-
tive committed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
Clcrh n tho peace. quarterly
BED SEEMS STRANGE
To WILLARD COMFY

Willard J Comfy. who left Every Eve
unc othce 70 enter the army during the
war has written this paper, under date
December 2S that ne Was spending
.a iavc AZ thai time in La BoUr,oLle
/ ucc An having good time hc
i tut il feels strange 70 sleep in
..~,d bed and with real Furnishings
tic Is private Of the first class in
- 5OSth Machine Gun Bat
,on. and has seen much service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
CharleA Made I vi

Charley 4 simply wonderful eNc.Umc,
young Mrs Torklns. n never drcame,
that anyone could rm q motorcar 'h'
way tic can
What has happened
We took i ride Yesterday ni ari
along beautifully IN spite ~ the iact tha
hc had FORGOTTEN some 81 thc marhiucr'
Running without machinery
"Ncs We had gone az least eleven male
before Charley discovered that ms engin'
was missing Washington star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
Oregan Editor Dead at s..

BY Asso lated Press - 4 very Ey ming
Portland Ore. Jan. % Henry ia
Plttock. publisher of the Portland Ore
gonian for nearly sixty wears. diet last
night after an illness Of several weeks. He
was IS wears old
Nr pittock. native oi England. came
to the United States with his parents
IN 1899 and settled III Pittsburg. Pa
where he learned printing in = shop es-
tablished BY his father III 1858 he came rs
Portland, where he obtained work on the
Weekly OregoniAn Early ia 1861 ~
bought the newspaper ana began issuing
it as a daily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
OBITUARY.
Ms c.. oRnARf

Mir 9. T. D Roare. IL, I19fte l. Bla.k
employed ~ Laird 4 .o. M, du P0ut
Buildine died on Muud.x ~bo U..
,incken with nHuenza, wIi dcyeloped
mo phe UNION a aud ~ lll oniN one week
She ws- tho only daughter of Ccorgo
Blark de eased ~ este med cmpiovc
oi j.. q q raI road .Dr many wears af,d
MIS- Jennie btEik. Funeral services Will
., held t"moT"N - 4 4 A. IN Tie chapel
at kvcrvIew Ccfncterf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
HUN FOOD BANNED TO YANKS.
American Can Only Buy Vegetables From
Germans on Rhine

By Associated i'ress 20 Every Evening
Cohienz. Tuesday, Jan 28.-A new
order has been issued by headquarters.
prohibiting Americ- d mess officers from
buying any food from Germans, except
cabbage and few other vegetables.
This ls 70 meet any contention which
NAV be made bv the Germans IS 70 food
supplies.
few Germans continue 10 request
food from the Americans. some 81 them
claiming that the latter buy articles in
stores ant from farmers st prices TOO
high for the Germans 70 pay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
KIWANIS CLUB PLANS
TO HIRE BACK SOLDIERS
To Re-empIoy All Returning Men,
and Care for Surplus of Troops
Seeking Wo X.
BY Aasoclafed Press 70 Every Evcnina

BY Associa'ed Press 70 Every Evening
Charleston, W. Va, Jan 20 Mem
bers of he Charleston Kiwanis Club
have launched 4 movement toward the
formation Of nationwide hire back
club" for re-enpInvucni of M soldiers
in their former pceiflo
The plan further Is to take care of
he surplus of soldiers needing work
The suggestion wag made that sery
ice flag be displayed showinp one red
star for every soldier employed by the
company or business house
The flag will be blue with rcd rtars
on white field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
FRENCHMEN THE CRIMINALS.
Auto Theft Laid 10 Ameri ans Committed
by parisians

BY Associated Press 70 Every EventnS
Paris, Tuesday, Jan. 2S-At least one
OF the crimes attributed by Paris news
papers to renegade Americans IN the city
has turned out not to be either of American
planning or execution
The ease was that Of the theft Of an
automobile attributed by the Intranslgeant
ot two Americans who were said 10 be
making a speciality OF this kind of crime.
The men who stole the automobile have
been arrested There were three of them,
and one proved to be deserter from the
French army and the other French
civilian accomplices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
Lillian Walk r al th = Virtoria

Nnou more patrons Of 4 theatre pass
through it, doors the second day Of q
showing than on the first It proves. at
TIE bo> Office that good v ords are spoken
l0 the mtlrc and that is what Lillian
Y alker- appy production, 'The I'm
14rrassment u Riches, has experienced
n the Nictoria 1t shows today only;
tha feature starting at 9.35 .. m. To
morrow Edith Storey, ir The Legion
ii ID, ath commences.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
TO Buy FARMS FOR SOLDIERS.
British Appropriating Millions to Aid Men
Dismissed From Service.
ed Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London, Tuesday Ian Is Plans
have been made Tor the introduction ia
Parliament OF 1 bill granting subsidies
amounting 10 millions Of pounds sterling
for the purchase OF small farms for men
discharged from the british army, accord
ing 10 announcement here. The measure
vii be given precedence In parliament,
il Is said. While the government wiil
bear the cost of the work. il is SAID
local authorities VIII be asked 80 assist
in carrying out the details.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston has issued
the following permits
Mrs Margaret Dill front porch
1917 Chestnut street $500
Wm. H. Haddock, Co, alterations,
] East Sixth street. $500
William Haddock Co, addition 2l2
Vest Fourteenth street, 500
John f. HeaIy 4 Son, lno., brlek mex
This building is to be erected for +. d.
Sotitino and Is TO be 51x80 feet and two
stories
Harvey D. Blackwell, alteration 702
Market street, s405
Sobocinski & Tamczy, alterations,
COZ Church street, $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
Find Infant in Rrandy1ine.

While walking along the race today.
under " ashington street bridge Francis
Scott aged years of Seventh and Bennett
streets. noticed box floating III the water
and thinking it was box of candy fished
it out Upon opening it he discovered the
body of still born infant Deputy
Coroner Nichols took charge OF the
body and removed it to the morgue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
Base Ball Sends Missionary
' Associated Press % Evory evening

New York. Jan % William BiNl
lange former out6eld star, sailed for
France today III the capacity of baseball
missionary acting under the direction
1T the \ III C a.. La q, viii endeavor
to populaTise baseball IN coutInen al
European countries systematize the
game Al American military camps and do
scout work for several of the major teams
III thia country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
MIR. Snelicnburg Entertains

David Snellenburq, head Of the Snellen-
burg store entertained . few out-of-town
guests 1t the SnelonburQ Minstrel Show,
last nj hit at the New Century Club.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs ID. Sncllenburg. Mr. and Mrs 5
J. Block, Nj and Mrs John McGovern.
who is a prominent business man of
Chester, Pa, Mr. and Mrs ] Warner.
Nj and Mr. b. Lenlne oI PhlIadcIphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
MIS-, Christine Seidse Dies.

Miss Christine Seidle, aged 81 years, of
sos Spruce street, died this morning
after an illness Of five or six weeks from a
complication II diseases Miss seidle
had been a resident Of tins city for thrty
seven years and was greatly loved by
the members Of her church ard hest Of
friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
Dog Fanciers Pay License Fee.

The price Of resistering dogs tins year
increased 81 to be in keeping with the war
time prices but the fanciers of the dumb
animals don't seem TO care, FOR up until
noon today nearly 50 more dogs had been
registered by Patrolman Samuel Gamble,
registered up until the same date last
year The number registered is about ,459
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
SEVEN NEW CITIZENS.

Iinal papers, admi ing to full citizen
~!up. have been issued TO Patrick PatriciUs
Purcell tlchaelangelo Spinazzola, Samuel
ti.lle-pIe Bole>law Trzywaczewsld, John
" addIngton John William Robson and
Thomas Harvey
Judge No 10y presided at the hearing,
and United States Examiner Stephens OF
Philadelphia assisted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
CASES AT THE HOSPITALS.

The following accident cases we're
.oat,-! n the loal hospitals today
Delaware Novel Pellitee, cut on leg:
seal NordIawus lacerated scalp; VIM
Is Hague lacerated scalp
Homeopathic Edward Piedit lacer-
W cAe..t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
I(plqiun1 Mail Service

The Postoh Department has notified
Postmaster English Of the resumption Of
mai communication with Belgium This
covers both ordinary and registered mail
and all articles which are not on the
conservation list copy Of which is
Un file in the postmasters office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
Ford Probe 70 Start al Once.

by AssOclAted IT. $ q Every Evening
W Washington, Jan 20 Favorable ri
port on the resolution for immediate
investigation of the Michigan Newberry..
Ford Senatorial campaign was ordered
today by the Senate contingent expenses
committee on 4 strict party vote
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-29
Revival Services az St Paul's.

Revival services at ST. PauFs NJ. f.
IuIrh Tenth and jackson streets, which
began Sunday night, are increasing in
interest and several persons have pro-
fessed conversion DIR Carlisle j.
Hubbard breaches each night Mu3i al
features are in charge Of Mr. and Mrs
Clase, TWO well known cyangeiistic
Singers