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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
HOG ISLAND WAS BEST
INVESTMENT FOR WAR
Every Cent Spent on Plant Still
Good President Tells ".
S. Senator'S

Washington, Jan. - Thc Hog
Island ~hiryarI which viii cosf sGC
900 900 Whru completed ww dcfrudnI
YESTERDAY beirrr ih" scnNp Commerce
Commlttco ~ Matt & Brush. p-,si-
dent q the company operating tht
plant is ihc Unly war venture whore
every siue'c crt sprut IS rtiiI gpp>i
teIde from tho sbphuding facii
ties, Air Bush said tho cometrtIr-
tipn of Hog liiand justified as a Ter
tniual n is worth fnrro uow than the
vcfnmcrt has invested in h. he
rausa IT'S as good as aGy drop Uater
term nd iu lhn country ! an lhnE
~ stake my repufatiBi as 1u rxecu
tive hat the yard ran be- mndc a auctrsg
Mr. Brush quoted Howard Cgoaley,
vice president of 'hc En,er2ury floet
Corpnratipu. a. saying th0t fl1ladnl-
pha fyudd afford ~ prpd $40 00O Dy0
70 acquire Hoy Iolan1 and rontnpc ~
development hc ciys gr"a watrr
terminal
".DttFlieewr r>r roa u
H. -ad Hog le4ud xag orr n the
ruovef advert rur tho iui 81
states has r.er hed gJoa peycbn
logical uHuoreo in ftr torid ~ rom
uerce and reminded ttr prmittoc
that thr Cav, nmrpf ry1ld alc over
tho Yaf1 aicurysr u desired Ie e1id
thc American International Cbrf.ora
non, holding rnup7ry 2toh dputrels
fbc prepoHt Qadl crthmfA tfc
government nptfnp Which ru nads
before f"uvrr Eavr f#r ffIt trgapr'
lle" r.rtfieu urHtrta ar4gl frd
trniif nr ta. Huuehjng ~ fotrie.t
hpr r.e bach SID n pnf 1on
ws gyeu p. W i,rIsh entirely ofht
"a
fncn wur luQ ft.rr lIr Irl' ~ yrS-ldeprv
of AZ '@atr3 Nircj 70 Er,'on agt
Dotnhrr .rrr ~ ppTr as Z -h'nt.leor
t Hog l',nd ~ November, ~ 3,
iallpsvluv month rlr fod rrc drr
~ tbr Nurreav ir'crrsror. hIp
huljug Corporation which construct
ng aa 4rl trJ r. nr i' 'r
HinU D .en-
u,Tr,, .rr-n rv ~r,v
F-antt afmuUug ,hef wov'i
.tpnu.-ritir ~ garr 1864 Nr uhrld
fur program wos-tEo u0rfrs
II, ,r,tr ll ,enrrd Nr H~tsH aa
fta power ,- rartf .nu0I t.,., Iure -l ~
cllec Gf stnfi.rap nt .se-thr- lnI tr.
Hlrrza flc refused trrd vlez
" when fhe nr nart oftHr rnrtrarf with
thr yu.,rrutrtit 4a.ib az. ar plrFrd
Tho vfrcs- 1d dr lIog Island
yarI wqs 10 Ir-t concern tD under
.,ka sho .rriovmert VI wounded rol-
eiars 3 mmber gf whau t1va 1een
gwen positions which tacv ar- making
good
Waiter d Pierce. chief cngiBccr ot
thr Caistconet r-t 81 .h. Har Island
~hip- mob the and p drnv np0rte
+haf fbe rui-tcourk astd bern hurried
into lhr tettrr III -8ru a condition 1at
.br had rs te lrviuckcd rd rrvrtrd
Elo -aid Hc haat a.af taerd iron
Nsh tac ..ar aa -ssinu fas
ooYnruitfca concluded Ho ugnstRatfon
nhtrh l, .fu progress fur car
There " no .ndicattan a- NJ gbcn II port
vi recommendations &.U he made ln fhe
bazI4 Gf l.e svtarrrc ubfaurg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICES

NOTICE Estate ot William C Richard
son deceased kottcC IS hetrhy giVHu that
tiers 1T administration uH1n ug Ate
uf William btcuRrdEnu. late ~ brandy
sine hiindrcd. ,irr.s s,d we're duty Erantat
unto idIa Richardson on ia. fwcnty first
aaY january - taia and dt persons
indebted to ho aid Decreased arr requested
~ MAKE payment - the admntstratrlk
without drtaY and all parsons having tc.
nanas agai ~ the tscs asUd required
pxhtbit aud present samr duiy pro
bard fo IA" &aid atm u11StrntriT fan 9r bF-
ttrts tire went ~ frat daY ~ lauFiary. A -.
1900 or abide by ne law IN thta t.rhalf
IlI1tf Eit ia AKiDSDS.
Aanltu4~tratrtr
Address George lodge ESQ Attorney at
Jaw. " ninth street Nilmit gton. i'ei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
FOR RENT.

FOR KE%T-Officps Two rooms near
Delaware avenue and Washington street.
Suitable for dentist. Apply Reat Estate
Department Equitable Trust Co. Mint b
and Shipiey streets
GARAGES for rent. Twenty nth ana Tat
nall Apply Chas. T Nitsli. 2523 Jeffer.
son street
CiARAGE-25l DClamoTc Place. formerly
Searlos street Room tor three or four
cars Possession at once Cali 53sl "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31

EkICr AAAIllIAE Co
Genera vi 1culIsts
4Is fkUSE ST
Repair wOra oa svery description done
promptly 81 reasonable price New and
usec tnHcninsry Tools sutomoouee motor
cy~lsp snu gasoline engines oought sold an /
excnHnae1 Bes 7hone 75r% "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
PRlyArE RrslNEss scRooL.

HINES SCHOOL. i02 y. 22d treet
An accrVditea jranllz s>noo, irr Ntg1
grade hook kecpErS typists anc StCNos
rApneFa syAtcms RS lst a. rne scDCo were
awarded ne MEDIA, % Houar a. the tsnsnln
pacln. Exyoal tlou fu8ivadUhi Acyancemert
Enter 81 ans time rhone S22s "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
FOR SALE-REAI. ESTATE.

or sALE-Sip and ten room houses. bar
gain Apply tn N. n. t1i0lid. zo22 West
ip teen IA rtrest Phone ID {ss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
PRINTING. .ENGRayIN .EMBOsSING

am nase preuat.st 10 : .ssrpa ,s-rvscs 'n
IIttk "a NJ -tpth quality ami delivery.
4 bas a 3rsy. rriuter. n y. Eighth IT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
FARMS ron SALE.
fufu |. ARM ISL

Send far NHV 1910 FARM CArkBDG.
INST ont giving fuit DIS .riptIone. fFAtions
amt pro $ oi oveffa m1iiof foiiars worth II
ssitssleti tHfnls euhuTban toufa Ctseaa-
utsat0e EaY wKteI front places. Ar. a. sur
ealtsi men with autra ta shaw farms
Albert l.. Ieele.s Farm Agency
Malt anlce.. Newark. Del Wilmington
olict 81 kt tuR street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE -i. HUGH r. MURPHY. the
occupant nnIs situate
At liOt Lancaster avenue. ~ the Ftufh
ward. CITY ~ whining ION.
county III Auw Eastie AMI ,tate
Delaware in c1rnpliance witu ths require
uleHUs u I ne acts ~ tine f.enfTa4 Assembly,
slcH mRda au1 provided do nsrebY
give nntiee that suah apply ln wrlf,Rs 50
IN tEdHrt 1T tyenrrai sessions
thc state ~ Jciawar. snd tnr >cw
astis county on Monday. Ire third
aag siarsn. a - 1919. nciug fhN
neNt term ut said court. tor HrnnsP Tor
said mouse ss an Or tavern 4of tne sale
tnerCin OF tnb1xtCatinE liquors ~ ess
aYantftle. ehan anf quart tts ~ drunk on
M premises and fhr following rfNIsN-i-
anle cIt4ssns sald ward east twelve
81 whom age substantial irTenota"rs ~ said
vard recommend tne safi aupticAt4on viz.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
APART hiENTS.

FURNISHED apartment Appty after
d m $50 Madison street
FURNISHED apartment Large hight
rooms. open hreplaces. porcheS. summer
house. laundry. garage Large. shady
grounds i,hone 322l W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31

NOTICE.. JOSEPH JABLoNeht. fne
owner OF the mouse sltuate4 a 10
Tatn.,u strve,; N the Fifth ward %
III, si;y OF Wilmington. rounty q Nc~
Ctstlc and state OF i)eiaNarc. 10 Com-
nllatce with the requirements of the acts
OF tne General Assembly. n such case made
auH DFoNi1ct 80 HEREBY GIVE notice rhat
shall appfy IN writing ~ he Court Q. titTl-
e,ral SESSIONS III thu state 81 Delaware IN and
fot NeW castle county. on Monday. thr
tnird aay of Aiarch \ - 1919 ueinS me
neAt term ok said court. tot .iccust Tor said
mouse A. an IN or taNera. i"f the sale
therein ~ ntoN,catina Hquor> ~ te>s dEan-
Il ties than one quart. 10 U trunk on the
premises. and the following respectaps cltt-
zeus ot SAID ward. a teasL Twelve Qt whom
are sunstantlat fTeehoderS o. sSid ward
recommsnI taU said AoOtic9tion w
Louis Caruso George Jordan
Joseph tteS> wallace oAttbef
tAmes FoN fiugu Gallagher
" { htthleN RiChard Ponzo
Henry \ CroZier Gharae halseT
Harvey + Nichols James Ill Hay -
Nm AlSeutser Nicola e. SOiio
Hurry g. BaCOu Geo. &. Miller
David Gilman J. W hlthdFucoo
Rufus $ honey Angeto LamannA
StanIes FuChtou Nala Nardo
Jacob Thompson Joseph > he{ noiqs
JOSEPH JABL0NSkI.
NOTICE E-ro the honorable Judges the
Court oi General Sessions q Z he state Of
Delaware In and for New aStie county.
We the undersigned respectable citizens
fat least one-hall Of whom are substantial
freehoiders lot the Fifth ward in he city OF
Wilmington, county OF Ne~ aStis and
State oI Delaware hereby certify that VIII
liam NJ Fnord vino is ne tenant and occu-
pant Of the house Of business and premises
situated at No 2i3 " sixth street who is
ar applicant 10 the court OF General Ses-
sions OF the state of Delaware IN and for
New Castle county, on Monday ne third
day OF March A u 1919. beng the next
term OF said court for a license 70 the sale
OF intoxicating liquors 70 be drunk OF he
premises. and 10 bottif and sell such quOrs
when bottled 20 be drunk Of he premises.
in quantities follows VIZ Malt or hrewed
liquors oi not less than three quarts ncr
more than barrel and other intoxicat-
Ing liquors In quantities of nor less tuan
throa quarts not more than five gallons
He Is person OF ful age. man Of so
briefly and good moral character and that
such sale % intoxicating liquors a. said
point IL necessary 10 accommodate the pub
iie and The true rental value thereof Is three
hundred dollars
john q tirison ). ID, erousc
Jsmoa } tox Lawrence ii Ferry
Josopl Hess Chas. IL summons
Geo Z Luckman " 7, layton
l., Traynor Patrick } Boyle
James Mckcough j. q. LaakariS
alnrt BucheT Robert e, Me(a ardai
IL q. sim Mons Fred ID. kinnicr
Iunn I hing STANLEY Tuchton
IN iiIam tile, Ghas kyl
Vietot Il uucou Francis L. RSan
Dauie. 7 kiaros William Mnorc
Il ri HsVtftf-N - Edw. Ha4sun
kranh k4an
NultAAt NJ. Fobkl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31

NOTICE ~ William and has +
Kelly traaing A. kelly Bros ana owners
ai tBr ntiis1 ~l}uNtNd Al ~ y fpf. tiRHth
AMI &BlnHt streets. IN iar ~tzth ward II
iRc .zfy aF Wilmington. v county III New
a.ffa 4pd state ~ 9elawAg.. compH-
s1use 4tH hc restu rCments "I tre ACTS IT
fng en- Fu, N~,embtv. la sucn ca>e made
AMI prastuJ,i de Hereby xiNe 9Oticc nat
AZ sinai Apply in writing - lne curt of
tienerlf session.. oi tne >tats "a DciaeaTe.
in anu Tor New Cast . county, on Monday.
"a tnIrd dnv oi March \ ID 1919. b.9tng
the next term ~ said court Tor license
.ur said mouse aS AZ un 0r tavern, for the
s.tie tHereEa OF intoxicating liquors. IN ieSs
uuantIJlss han one quart, ~ ., trunk on
n premises, ami tu" totioNtnE RI ep' Ctabt1
eifizrns 81 said ward, ~ east t~eiye ot
y sasin are substantial trechDiders ct said
r...,5.,ttsfa,tI said tfsnttt.s4 ION Yfz.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31

STORE PoR 9kLE-~An excellent buy near
seventh and Madison streets. Three story
building eight rooms bath and STORE, in tho
b,st rendition first class nrturea and
newly p.irred throughout. PHONE us aud
W. wttl siiuw you through it. Tho price Is
GEORGE NJ MILLER.
Real Estate, Si6 Orange Street.
tlclI Phone 3fl1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31

PUBLIC SALE Nnl II kiait viii sci for
} NJ Phillips 1T MS taFm, adjoining oak
Hll school and Masonic it"ule. on fhures
dap February a. at 81 clock. his nitro
dairy o. IL grade COWS some eur Huistetu
cows Some with calf by side, bataueG milk
ing and springing. -four Yeafltng helietes
registered Hoistttn huii with papers Wy
fin hutl This a very iine dairN N'oo1
farm horse. eutt. ttress Stars 0ldz y NtI
fine COLI Grey MARI iv" Years Old. weight
] snn pounds \ very tine B5aEe. sound and
registered with papnrs ou LAY ot sale \
great brood IaaTc Eight good shoats. good
brood sow ~ MuscoNey ducks 5o bushels
corn 81 bushels patatoes StD bundles corn
fodder farm WAGON, milk wagon, sid door
1917 Ford pane body truck. Too poands
good lard 10o pounds eaIted meat. extra
fine Owner ] NJ PHILLIPS. Mana2er.
" 81 kLAGK LA<k AHe
1T ht-iC sALE Contents o. tp.rt
mcn OF ilYe rooms will he SCld It std
ham h sons AuctlOn Storc. III last
Folrth street FRIDAY January 81. 9i9.
J o clock. = NJ, s.arp Two sluare psi
enameivd beds fCit matt resseS. dtuingroom
suite fivtngroum SUITE, in #iuartercd oak
Kitchen cabinet fatkefs. chairs sewing ma
chine pictures brit, -brac beddng blank
cts comforts, oak and mahoganS drcS.tsrs.
davcupor, in eatf.cr. thret viii on cash.
mere rugs, axI2, one administer rig one
tapestry rug set OF dishcr lOg pieces 81
new rugs, ali sizes, IN aXIOihster. Nutor
body br usSels. yrass wool tire Terms
cash 81 IbhAM y son Auc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31

CADItI.AJ Ihhl-cyundcT. i've -pass.sngssr
touring Car ~ sutnIt,ton Apply S'lk
lst.tIvIh street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31

CADILLAC. uRnt-Cyuuoev. Ave-paSserlger
touring car Al condition. Apply sLj
" IpenLiCtn a street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31

FIVE passenger. 1917 Buick newly painted
Fuur LEV s4tuCS via sth CACdp 10 quick
buyer Pnoot I9Z2 ".
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31

OWN your home Campaign stars April
ia rhiladelpnia with secretary biase 81
the Treasury department. assisting why
s2J 9hipiey street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31

uotfsE Eight rooms. reception ball hot
wnter heat pantry and front porch Fine
condition Good locality. Address ~ %.
livery evening once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
PUBLIC SALES.

This sale in,lurics horses aud mules adapted
for all purp eea.
GN government huf-es drart animals.
uriu hing from 2ts t0u tBsh. from
3 IA YEAR old Dus Honsip itIpent from
Cans.ia british government berSes.
lcs-trd 10y experts tor shipment abroad i1s
signing ot the armistict raesee he 81 al
them In this country fhcy are uohl iig
heavyt yt,uncd animals witt he bcst of t9s.f
and legs - narts, With abihty ~ wright
AMI stxc Make excellent farm hataeE IL
bay hla,kx yartaas size some at lRsfn
r1atr up very close Lots It auii4tf ~ his
bunch Fhsst horets brr eot,ud ana VII
broken 10 al kinds oi work. Ars healtht
aud hcaFty accustomed ~ aH kinas If
weather conditions Il grow iRta atae
You srr allowed fhc privtsrt Z taking
them home aud gtStR thcrl = teat aud 4
YOU arv not satisfied With yoal purchase
yotI may return same and tour monsS VIII
hc refut dod Ev,ts on, warranted soana
and gentle 10 ttfy horses and tn fs7at
Phi.adelphia Every horse and n If posi-
lively sold ia the highest adder W ar A.
liberty 80 state t. hose y hu nav net -
tended any of the government horss sai'ss
that these animals sell ~ vtry taF ttEt1re
Nuch lower thur. thcN can ts repiptd Ter
Wagons harness blankets and poultry Of
all kinds hlAiN
3n3 WtSt Eighth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31

NOTICE. SAMUEL. E9PENSHhUE ten
an, and ucrtrant "a tno nUAsts -ittatrd ~
No 81 Monroe street IN the Third ward.
in the city of Wilmington county ~ NeF
{ astte and state ~ Dclawarc ~ .guuli-
an.e with the requirements ~ th" y~is y
he tseneraI Assembly IN sucn ~sse made
ard proy,,sosi DO hereby give notjrt tnat
attall apuIy IN writing ~ tne t0urt ~ tscH
eral sessions ~ the Stzte . IHciawarr,
in and (or Aew Castle county pn Mon.
tEAy thc thiFt day az March 4 IT..
lgIl tsclns ttr next tcrm ol card court .e~
= gt-ensc iof SAID mouse an inn rti
Tor thr safe therein ~ tntrEica.tuI tiquor>
in isaa QUANTITIES. than quart ru ~
drunk IN the prerniaos and thc Iotlowinr =
respectable citizens 81 sad ward al saet
twelve of wnOn arr suilstantlt' f~fohCtH-
RS ~ ss.d sard recommend tne said tD-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.

TAXI SERYICE-Quick dUpendaole with
reasonaDle rates From anywhere 60 any.
wbert anytims- CslI s23 West Ninth
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
IAkAI1EAikn i {

1920 delaware AyenurA
II you Wish sell YOUR automobile
or il you wish - huH an automobile.
TCl,pt one write ar cali on Fue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31

NoTI6 FL JOSEPH A FAHEN ~ ur-
am and occupant uF thF fUNsr sttUAtrfl A.
= N cor Fourth slna French S r.f.fs IA
hc Fourth ward In he city pf Whining
an county Vr %cw Castle and state pf
pclAwarc IN compliance With tAr require
et,ruts pr fhe nrts or hc frrufrn4 Ns~pmhl .
lu 4tlch cASe made and provided. 10 uercbv
etec notice thaf & shall auplF n writing to
thc nHri NJ fsfncfai Sessions in and for
NrW a~ttc county. on Monday. thr bird
Ian ID March ST ID 1919. hcing ne next
fGrm ~ aid court tor a sirrnSs- t|r ttd
mouse inn or tavern Tor tfte sale tlrerriU %
af intoxicating tfgUprS IN less quantities
than nnt, quart fo tc drunk un fbs prom
ises and ting t1llnwtuE rrsprctab!e e5ti1tu-
OF aid ward. 80 iFa&t twriN" Of whom trH
sIbstautl lat rechnidrrs ni said ward. recon-
4 -.-a -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
Lost Battalion Really
 Not Lost at All, Major
 General Alexander Says
By ssssc,ar.o Pres.


 New York, May 4.-Much of the wither- ing fire to which the famous Host bat taion" of the Seventy seventh division was subjected during it's gallant stand in the Argonne forest was from "sup- posedly friendly artillery" Major Gen eral Robert Alexander, commander of the Seventy-seventh declared in a state ment tonight, describing the work of Lieut. Col. Charles Whittleseys men.
 The French" he said, "in spite of my determined protest, placed artillery fire on the ravine in which the men were stationed on October 2, being quite con- vinced that the command had surren- dered."
 General Alexander asserted that refer ences to Lieutenant Colonel Whittleseys s men as "the lost battalion" as well as references to their rescue were inaccu- rate, claiming that whittlesey carried his objective and held it until the re- rainder of the division was able to move up.
 Nor was it the only element of the division cut off temporarily from other portions of the lne,'' he said though in point of numbers involved and in length of time during which it was iso- lated, it stands out above the others"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
READY FOR TROOPS

Montgomery, May 4-(Special. )-Com- mittees in charge of the Fighting fourth reception announced Saturday that only minor details now are necessary before they are ready to entertain Alabama S own regiment, just back from the firing line in France. The committees are waiting for definite information from Washington regarding the date of ar- rival.
 Late Saturday hundreds of dollars, in small and large coin. had been dropped in a pile "at the foot of the Rainbow at Dexter avenue and Court square. Montgomery ladies placed rainbow. drawing over the sidewalk. and asked pedestrians to drop money at the foot of the rainbow. There were pennies. nick eis, dimes. quarters, dollars and gold pieces in the pile when o'clock came. Boy Scouts were stopping pedestrians as they passed the rainbow, inviting each to help make the Alabama boys happy
 Reviewing platforms have been placed along Dexter avenue, Commerce street and Court square.
 School children, including students of Woman's college, will get a holiday on the day of arrival of the soldiers. w. F. Feagin, county superintendent of educa a- ton, Saturday announced he would ask the children to assist in entertaining the soldiers. Students of the woman's college will occupy stand in front of the Mont gomery Light and Power company build- ing.
 Montgomery expects between 10000 and 50,0o0 visitors to the city when the sol diers are entertained. Rooms already have been reserved at the hotels and Montgomery will be closed on that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
AIMS NOT WANTED

Brussels, Saturday, May 3.-The pe- tition presented to King Albert by the national political committee urging him to refuse to sign the peace treaty declares the nation would gain pres tige in the eyes of the world if her sovereign declined to attach his sigma ture to document which did not guar antee her rights
 'Tn the last few days" says the pe- tition. vast bodies have joined. We echo public opinion which is constant 1y growing and which is indignant at the little which is offered us for the safety of Belgium and the dynasty. We beg your majesty to refuse to sign the treaty rather than accept aims given us. By leaving the conference Belgium would show the immortality of a peace signed without her.
 By sacrificing herself she would gain prestige in the eyes of the world and the nations would demand that justice should be done her. We believe it would be better to risk having noth- ing rather than abdicate our right to the reparation and guarantees prom ised by most solemn assurances. In the midst of the nations distress we commit to your hands our desire and our confidence"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
GERMANY RETURNS
 VAST QUANTITIES OF
 STOLEN MACHINERY
One Factory on the Rhine Entirely Equipped With Machines Sent
 Back From Belgium
By Associated Pr,s,

Coolenz, Friday, May 2.-In compli- ance with the orders issued by tAe Amcsi- can army of occupation commander, re- ports from individuals, corporations and municipalities of machinery and other property removed by the German army from France, Belgium, Italy and other allied countries since August, 1914, be- gan to arrive at the headquarters of the United States Third army today
 Lists from 10 manufacturing districts in the American occupied area already have been received. One firm alone at Neuwide, eight miles northwest of Cob lenz, itemized 149 pyros of machinery brought from France after the Germans began their 1914 drive.
 In Honningen. on the Rhine near the edge of the American zone, three Bel gian admiralty officers found manu- featuring plant completely equipped with Belgian machinery. The German manag- CT admitted thlt he had purchased the machinery through the. regular German channels. The manager showed the Bel gians where he had stored his own ma chinery for an emergency in the event of being called upon to produce the ap- paratus sent back from Belgium after the Germans occupied Belgian territory.
 The manufacturing concerns made their reports through the German officials, the burgomasters and other authorities in the districts being held responsible by the Americans for complete reports on all property brought to Germany from the allied countries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
Local Greeks Make
 Liberal Response to
 Victory Loan Appeal

That the local Greeks will surpass their record in subscriptions to former Liberty Loans is the opinion of Cap tain Harry Greenwood of the Belgian army. who is making a canvass of his compatriots in the interest of the vic- tory Loan.
 He states that the subscriptions from the Greeks of the city up to date is well over $60,000 and that some of them have signified their intention of making second subscription He will make another canvass today and is of the opinion that he will be able to se- cure many additional subscriptions
 The response has been very gratify- ing so far" said Captain Greenwood. "anc~we hope to run some of the larger cities close race in the amount and number of subscriptions secured...
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-05
ARMY OFFICER KILLED AND FRIEND INJURRED
 IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT
Leaving Dance They Drive for Hour Through Nashville Streets, Mar rowly Escaping Many
 Accidents
By Associated Press

Nashville, Tenn. May 4.-Major Alexander w. Dillard. Brooklyn. N. r.. 102nd infantry, U. S A., was killed and Mrs. Lloyd Cregor, wife of an army captain now serving in France, was seriously injured when an automobile driven by billiard crashed into teie- phone pole here shortly after o'clock this morning.
 The couple are reported to have left dance abouH midnight and to have spent the next hour driving about the city at high rate of speed. Several auto parties reported narrow escapes from collision with the billiard car.
 Mrs. Cregor was thrown clear of the wreck The extent of her injuries has not been ascertained.
 Major billiard was a former Tennes- sean Before his parents moved to Brooklyn, N. Y. several years ago, he resided at Bristol He entered the regular army in October 1916 After the outbreak of the war he was pro- noted to a major and was among the first troops to go overseas. He was with the First army. being assigned to the unit shortly after completing his college course at the Virginia Military Institute
 Major billiard had been stationed at Nashville but short while, having been assigned here by the war depart -ment as military inspector with the headouarters R. o. T. C. shortly after returning from France two weeks ago.
 His parents, now reside in Brooklyn.
 Mrs. Cregor lived with her sister, Mrs. Charles A Robertson Her hus- band is captain in the army and is now in France. She is well known in Nashville