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Evening star., 1919-05-01
The Terrorist's Mistake.

The terrorist's mind works in
strange way. 1t conceives that the
government is so insecure that few
crimes, the removal" of few public
officials, will cause the mass Of the peo-
pie to rise in revolt. 1t utterly fails
to measure the stability Of society or
the good sense of the people.
Had the bomb plot just uncovered
succeeded and every Internal machine
scored a victim the result would have
been far from that hoped for by the
criminals. It would have aroused the
country to pitch of the greatest in
dignation. 1t would not have shaken
the state, save to the point of the
most intense activity to check the
wave Of radicalism.
The killing of every man On the list
Of those to whom the bombs were sent
would not have forwarded the ends OF
the reds in the least Assassination
never promotes revolution. Terror
ism is not an effective weapon. It
always reacts upon those who employ
it. And this fact is the surest safe
guard against reaction.
Yet the revolutionary anarchist
thinks that he can effect reforms or
advance his cause by staying and hold
ing over public officials the threat Of
death. While every naan Of those
marked by the gang that sent these
latest bombs wants to live, and will
defend his life to the utmost, not one
Of them would change his course, and
no other man would change his views
and weaken in his position under the
menace Of the direst peril. .ses,2 81
National policies cannot be changed
by threats. This government cannot
be swung from its present position by
bombs. The mass Of the American peo-
pie abhor terrorism and stanchly sup
port the established institutions.
Those who clamor for change, those
who denounce the government and
those who seek to start revolution by
murder are a very small number. They
make much noise, and If their plans
succeed they may sacrifice some vaiu-
able lives, but they cannot effect q
modification in our system or coerce
the legislators into enaeting conces-
sions. .
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Bows Clothing

A small lot of Boys Coveralls.
sizes to years; blue denim and
khaki; can be worn over all other
clothing; just the thing for out
door rough wear; specially priced.
$1.15 each.
80 Boys Spring Topcoats and
Refers, jerseys, mixtures and
checks; sizes. two 3. eight 4, Ave
5, three 6, two 7, one 9, three 10,
four II and two 12; 34.75 each;
were $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50.
dozen Regent MILDLY Blouses
for small boys; white with blue
or tan collars and cuffs; broken
sizes to 10 years. mostly 4year
sizes. Reduced to O5c each.
A small lot of genuine Panama
Hats, broken sizes for boys to s
years: some slightly soiled but can
be easily cleaned; $2.95s were
$3.50, $500 and $500.
Boys Store, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Picture Department

Hand-Carved Swing Frame,
6x10; $500, was $500.
Hand-Carved Swing Frame,
6x9, $1.OO; was $500.
l Hand-Carved Swing Frame,
6xS, $1.5O; was $3.50.
Hand-Carved Stand Frame,
6x10, $500; was $500.
Hand-Carved Double Swing
Frames. oval openings, $2.OOy were
$500 each.
Chinese Mirror. $1,000; was
$3.50.
Large Pictures, $500 each:
were $500.
1 lot Japanese Pictures, neatly
framed, $1.OO each; were $500.
1 Picture, $780, was $500.
1 lot Plaster Casts. $1.5O each;
were $500.
l Plaster Cast. &1.OO, was $2.00.
! Plaster Cast Soc; was 75c.
1 Plaster Cast, 25c; was soc.
1 Plaster Cast, 1Oc; was 25c.
Picture Department. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Mems Furnishings

4s pieces Mems Lightweight
Cotton Gauze Underwear; long
sleeved shirts. sizes "a, SO. 40. As
and SO; short-sleeved shirts. size
"a; ankle-length drawers, sizes 80.
3s. A. 46 and so; knee drawers.
sizes %, 40, "A and 46. 35c each, or
, for S1.OO: were Sac and 75c.
21 Mems Checked and Plaid
Nainsook Union Suits, sleeveless.
knee-length, sizes 40, A, 4S and
so. S5c each; were s1.00.
27 pieces Mems Checked Main
sock Underwear. sleeveless coat
style undershirts. sizes 81 and So;
knee drawers, sizes "a and SO.
35c each. or for $1.OO; were 75c.
Is Mems All-Silk Neglige Shirts,
neat striped patterns, light color
ings. sizes 151a, 16 and 16k. $3.S5
each; were $500.
II Mems Extra Fine Silk-and-
Wool Mixed Flannel Neglige Shirts.
attractive striped patterns, sizes
IA. 151a, 16h and II. $2.95- each;
were $500. .-.
Mems Furnishing Department, First foo
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Remnants of
Cotton Dress Goods

35c 36-inch Percales, 26c yard.
35c 32-inch Ginghams, 25c yard.
soc 32-inch Ginghams, 4Oc yard.
75c 32-inch Ginghams, 6Oc yard.
$1.25 32-inch Ginghams, u yard.
45c 32-inch Kiddie Kloth, 35c
yard.
soc 3S-inch Printed Voiles, 40c
yard.
5Sc 3s-inch Printed Voiles, 45c
yard.
CSC 38-inch Printed Voiles. SOC
yard.
75c 38-inch Printed Voiles, 6Oc
yard.
$1.00 38-inch Printed Voiles. 75c
yard.
$1.25 38-inch Foulard Voiles, 81
yard.
S1.O0 36-inch Printed Silk-and-
Cotton Crepes, Tic yard.
IDress Goods Department, Second floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Misses Apparel

18 Misses Suits OF Navy serge
and Poplin, box and belted models;
sizes 16 to Is. Specially priced at
322.bO each.
navy all-woo1 serge SUIT poS
model. plain tailored: mismatched,
SKIRT shade lighter than coat;
size IS; $500, was $500.
Navy Serge Suit, belted. braid
trimmed model: mismatched. skirt
a shade darker than coat; size 10;
$500; was $3.50.
Navy Velour Junior Suit, belted
model; size 16; $500, was $3.50.
l full plated mems wear serge
Navy Skirt, to be worn with mid
dies; size 20: s7.5o' was Sl2.oO.
Black Taffeta Dresses. some
combined with Georgette. touches
Of hand embroidery; sizes 16 and
Is; $1,000, were $19.75.
Misses Department, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Wonen's Blouses

So Georgette Crepe Blouses,
taken from regular stock; only one
were $5.75.
20 Wool Batiste Blouses. tai
lored styles. in black and navy.
with an extra hemstitched linen
collar. 41.O6 each: were $5.75.
40 Lingerie Blouses. of linen.
muslin, dfmity or colored striped
canton flannel: mostly larger sizes
and slightly soiled from display.
&1.OO each; were $2.26 to $2.95.
13 Lingerie Blouses, of voile,
madras and dimity. 1886 each;
were $3.50 and $3.95.
Blouse Department, Third door.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Girls Wear

A small lot of Combination
Chemise, with ribbon run through
band at top, nainsook. in sizes IL
and "A; S5c each; were $1.00.
About 25 pairs plain tucked
straight leg drawers; good quality
muslin; size 10 only; 25c each;
were 4Oc.
Two white Organdie Dresses,
dainty lace trimming, white rib
bon sashes; slightly mussed; sizes
10 and IL years; $3.50 each; were
$1,000.
l White Organdie Sash Dress.
wide tucked skirt, collar and cuffs
have fine lace edge; size 10; $3.50,
was $1,000.
l Fine White Net Dress, over
skirt style, finished with fine tucks.
hand embroidered and white satin
sash; slightly mussed; size years;
$3.50, was $3.50. D..
Girls Department. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Women's Apparel

A small lot Of Women's Navy
and Black Silk Dresses. Special,
at $13.75 each.
A small lot of Women's Satin,
Taffeta and Crepe de Chine
Dresses. Special at $18.75 each.
A small lot of Women's Navy
and Black Serge Suits. Special,
at $z9.50 each.
A small lot of English Rep
Raincoats. Special at $6.75 each.
l Black Serge Coat, foulard-
lined throughout. SIS; was $35.
, l Black Gabardine Coat. $35;
was $45.
Women's Apparel Department. Third
floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Hosiery Department

IS pairs Women's Boot SIX
Hose. in full-fashioned make;
nile, light blue, pink, yellow;
sizes 81, 9, 9H and 10. SOC pair;
were 85c.
IS pairs women's gray, tan,
black and white Isle and Silk
and Isle Hose; mended places
in them. If perfect the prices
would be 75c and 85c pair. Spe-
cially priced, zsc pair: c.,
"a pairs Women's White Silk
Hose; double soles, high spliced
heels; irregular in weave; sizes
9 and o1z. Regularly $3.50; s17S
pair.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Silk Petticoats

2 Heavy Silk Jersey Petticoats,
rose and voilet. one with plaid taf-
feta founce, the other all jersey;
slightly faded. $7.75 each; We're
5000.
Heavy Silk Jersey Petticoats.
rose and violet, with Dresden
trimmed taffeta f1ounces; slightly
faded. &8.85 each; were $500.
Silk Jersey Petticoats, with
striped taffeta hounce in change
able coloring. 1895 each; were
$500.
Petticoat Department, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Women's Overalls and
Uniforms

Women's Overalls. two-piece
garments with buttons at the
waist. made of gray denim; three
quarter sleeves; fastened down the
front and finished with pockets;
size AZ. $3 pair; were IS.
White Cannon Cloth Uniforms,
two-piece styles, with V-necks,
long sleeves, and fitted skirts; ffn-
ished with pockets; sizes 36, 38, 40,
AZ and A. $2.85; were $500.
Housedress Department, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Mems Clothing

23 pairs Mems Trousers, fine all
wool cheviots, in neat striped pat
terms of light and dark gray and
tan colors, well made and perfect
fitting: ends Of lines; sizes % to
80 waist only: 1878 each.
Walking Frock Coat and Vest,
plain black unfinished worsted, full
silk lined; H. S. M. make; size 81;
$27.5O.
Suits Young Mems Belt Back
Model, tan color; sizes 33 and "a;
1915 each.
Mems Clothing, First floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Women's Knit Underwear

New LocatfOn-Third fo0r)
IS Women's Plain Gauze Cotton
Pants tight fitting knee: sizes 80
and 80. 85c each; were 65c.
81 Women's Jersey Ribbed Cot
ton Corset Covers, Dutch neck,
elbow sleeves; sizes 5 and 8. 25c
each; were soc.
81 Children's GauZe Merino Vests.
high neck. long sleeves: size 80.
4Sc each; were $1.00.
Merino Underwear Department. Third
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Mems Oxfords
4.25 Pair

Several broken lots of discon-
tinued styles of Mems Oxfords.
some good values for those whose
sizes are here mentioned. in both
gun metal calf and tan leather.
Mems Tan Oxfords in sizes-AA
S1t, 9. 10. 10h; A Z, IN, 8, 81a, 9,
91a. 10 and 1917: B 6. 61a, I, 9. 9A
and 10; c s, 81, Z. 71a, 9 and 10.
Mems Gun Metal Oxfords in
sizes-AA 8. sh. 9, 9k, 10 and
10k; A Z, 8, sh. 9, 9k, 10 and
1917; B 6, z, 8, Sh, 9 and s1s, C
6h, 8 and 8.
Small sizes in Mems Pumps, for
dancing or evening wear
Dull leather sizes: A Z, ~ and
8; B s, 61z and Z: c 81.
Patent leather sizes: A and 3;
B and IN; c 61z and Z.
Reduced to $2.25 Pair
Mems Shoes. First floor
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Millinery

A small lot of Trimmed HAYS.
1915 each: were S12.oo ana >Io.oV.
lot OF Small Hats, in navy,
black. taupe, henna and red; trim
med with flowers and ribbon.
81 .95 each; were $3.50.
Large Pineapple Straw Hats.
1 navy. 2 red, 2 Pekin; bound with
ribbon and finished on side with
rosette of contrast color. $3.50
each; were $3.50.
Pineapple Straw Sailors, 2 blue,
1 black, 1 red, brown. $1.05 each;
were $425.
Children's White Hats. trtmme ed
with ribbon bands. $1.95 each;
were $500.
Millinery Department. Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Women's Neckwear

80 Pique and Organdie Collars.
soiled. 25c each: were soc and 75c.
36 Embroidered Vestees. 35c
each: were 75c.
Green and Blue Tulle Ruffles.
soc each: were $1.00.
Gray Ostrich Boa, slightly
damaged. $3.50, was $500.
Neckwear Department, First floor
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Bird Houses for Wrens
and Bluebirds

Large Bird Houses. with gable
roofs, well finished and painted
green, 41.25 each; were $3.50.
Smaller Bird Houses, 75c each;
were S1.50.
1 Rustic Bark Bird House, $1.5O;
was So.
Toy Department. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Baby Carriages and
Straps

Natural Color Reed Go-Carts.
slightly soiled. 1925 each, were
$3.50.
/ lot of Safety Straps for car
riages or strollers. 15c each; were
SOC.
Baby Carriage Department, Fourth floor
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Friday Special in
Corded Dimity
Bedspreads

OF the celebrated Dove manufac-
ture, but because Of slight imper-
fections they are called seconds"
Fifty spreads, size 72xss inches.
offered at almost half the regular
price of this quality spread.
Specially Priced, $3.50
Blanket Department, Second door.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

Wool Sweaters. pink, salmon:
turquoise, peacock, heather and
black; some with angora collars.
s7.75 each; were $1o.75 to $500:
Wool Tie-on Shawlettes, one
black, two blue. $2.95 each; were
Swa,te, Department Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Friday Reductions in
Infants Gauze Shirts

Seven dozen Infants G q U re
Shirts that have become slightly
soiled from display. Small sizes.
Regularly 35c Reduced to 15c.
Also the following:
IA little Tots Ruben Shirts. silk and
wool. medium weight. 500 each; were
$3.50.
1s pair Little Tots Cotton -and-Wool
Drawers; size years. csc pair; were 81.
Little Tots Flannel Skirts, prettiiy
waist; size years. $3.50 sach; were 1896.
Infants Department, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

In studying evidences Of dissension
among the allies, Berlin is doubtless
enthusiastic in the opinion that "every
little bit helps"
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Boys Military Belts
and Cans

1 lot of Sam Browne Belts for
boys. 25c each; were SOC and 75c.
1 lot of Boys Military Khaki
Caps, all sizes. 25c each; were 81.
Toy Department, Fourth floor,
Evening star., 1919-05-01

Roman geography resolutely seeks
to designate the Adriatic as a large
body Of water almost entirely sur
rounded by Italy.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Red Seal Records

Ganni Schicchi-O milo babbfno
(Puccini). In Italian. Frances Aida 64SO2 90
Samson Dalila-Je viens celebrer In vic
Journet ............... seOss IL $4OO
Waits Etude (Etude lie Valse)
(Saint- -Saens). Alfred 745sS II 81 so
Clavelitos (Valverde). In Spanish. Emilio
de Gogorza ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s1oo
Quartet in A Minor-Minuet (Schubert)
Elman String Quartet 81 so
Traviata-Dite a giovine. (Say to Thy
Daughter) Verdi) Italian. CALI
Curci-de Luca ..................... sseO1 II $500
Calling He (Teschemacher-
Dorel.5 John Mccormack ........... e4sos 10 81 90
Evening star., 1919-05-01

In an effort to satisfy the Jugoslavs
without disappointing Italy as to
Fiume, Senator Lodge is disposed to
revive the old phrase, something
equally as good"
Evening star., 1919-05-01

Kidding the ocean Of U-boats rep
resents so important an attainment in
the direction Of freedom Of the seas
that for the present further details
seem unnecessary.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Specially Priced, Sc Cake

cred.
Specially Priced, Sc Cake
Also the following:
Garbage Can, dented. N.S5; was
i Garbage Can. dented. sl.ab; was
$1.S5.
Hand-Power Washing Machines. $685.
each; were $3.50.
"a White Enamel Saucepans; special,
CSC.
3 White Enamel slop Jar Mats. 500
each; were $1.2b.
Large oval Aluminium Tray. ss.sS;
/ Lot Lustre. boxes for 30: was 10c
box.
800 rolls Crepe Toilet Paper; special.
30 roll.
25c.
II pairs Brass Hinges for shirt waist
boxes. Tao pair; were 15c.
l Bathroom Scale. white enamel, $2l;
was $3.50.
IL Slicing Knives, 800 each: were 75c
Mexican Market Baskets, damaged,
45o each; were 81.
Fancy Splint Hampers: special, 81.
Lot Round Wicker Waste Baskets, 8
sizes: special. 81. $l.25 and s1.So.
"a Good Quality Brooms. 5-string. $50
each.
Housefurnishings Department. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

Prominent Germans will take lunch
con in Paris, but the program Of
speeches has been vastly changed from
what was contemplated some years
ago.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

A Postmaster General may find him
self the recipient Of more letters than
he really feels himself entitled to.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Reasonable Assumption.

Did you ever see an internal ma
chinei"
Il think so," replied Mrs. Chuggins.
From the way my husband talks to it
I should say that my fivver must be
one."
Evening star., 1919-05-01

Geography does not permit Germany
to exchange unharmed fields and cities
for devastated spots in France.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

Orlando proceeds with the conf
dence Of statesman who thoroughly
understands the temper Of his con-
stituency.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

The public has become accustomed
to the suggestion Of . raise Of rates
as tho first step in the solution Of any
pubic seRx3ce problem.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

Restoration Of public utilities to the
former systems Of management will
constitute an authoritative and con-
vincing evidence that the war is over.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Scenery.

If people never disagreed
This world would weary be, indeed,
With nothing much for men to say,
Except, Il hope you're well today"
The problem now presented seems
To be avoidance Of extremes.
A fate that's kastly worse we touch
When people disagree too much.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

Government ownership instead Of
solving problems became one before it
was fairly established.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

A trial would be q somewhat abrupt
means Of breaking the monotony into
which the ex-kaiser's life has fallen.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

Germany would like to consume as
much time in making peace as she did
in preparing for war.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

Europe now defines an intellectual"
as a person with an abiding contempt
for plain common sense.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PH1LANDER JOHNSON.
SubterfuRe.

SubterfuHe.
"That socialist calls himself an in
tellectual.'"
"Yes. It's an old trick. He's trying
to convey the impression that he is
thinking so hard he hasn't time for
ordinary work"
Evening star., 1919-05-01

Events are closely approaching a
tituation resembling the confusion of
tongues mentioned in the Bible.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

The Jugoslav government starts its
career with a wonderful amount of
publicity.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

MANY man." said Uncle Eben,
gives hisse'f credit fob tellin' de truth
when mebbe he aim doin' much mo-
dan 'spressin' a personal opinion"
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Victor Records for May

Wedding March (Sousa)-Sousa's Band.
Coronation March from &sLe Prophete"
Arthur Pryor's Band.
Arabian Nights-One-Step
-Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orchestra.
Sand Dunes-One-Step
Nicholas Orlando's Orchestra.
Kentucky Dream Waltz
Nicholas Orlando's Orchestra.
Velvet Lady-Medley Waltz
Nicholas Orlando's Orchestra.
Sometime-Medley Fox Trot
Joseph c. Smiths Orchestra.
Chong-Medley Fox Trot
Joseph c. Smiths Orchestra.
How Birds Sing-Charles Kellogg
The Bird Chorus-Charles Kellogg
Victrola Department. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Housefurnishings
Friday Special in
White Soap

A good quality white soap for
laundering, cleaning, dish washing.
etc. Not less than "a cakes deliv-
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Scenery.

This world is a stage, as the poet
averred,
And as Springtime her splendors col
lects,
Each spectator unto new plaudits is
stirred
By the wonderful scenic effects.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

After An-Reinald Werrenrath.
LonesOme-That's All
Lambert Murphy.
A Good Man Is Hard to Find
Marion Harris
For Johnny And Me-Marion Harris
How va Gonna Keep I'm Down ON the
Farm3-Arthur Fields
How Are You Coin to Wet Your
Whistles-Billy Murray.
Don't Cry, Frenchy. Don't Cry
Charles Hart Elliott Shaw
L Know What 1t Means To Ba Lone.
some-Henry Burr. d.
When 1 Was Twenty-Five
Harry Lauder
Madelon-One-Step March
Victor Military Band.
Marche Franchise
Victor Military Band.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Averting Discussion.

What is your favorite operaf"
Pm not at liberty to state," replied
Mr.. Cumrox. While this league of
nations argument goes on, it doesn't
seem safe to profess liking for any
music until you know what language
the words happened to be written in"
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Nav Sale of Corsets and Brassiere.

& [. brocade,
at
fastening May Sale
Corset
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Women's Sweaters

Hosiery Department. First floor.
Evening star., 1919-05-01

Prince May
knee or
May 75c
lacetr immed O ell-edge
fronts
Ma
and lace mme May
kneel Length for chill 8 to
Underwe Depart Third floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-22
RESENTED INTRUSION.
Negro Cook DIRECTS TO Greek Waiter
Entering Kitchen. and Assaults Him.

leslie Williams. q Negro cook a. the
Star restaurant. resented the intrusion
of = Grcck waiter upon the privacy Of h'S
odorifcrous sanctum last night and made
tho offender forfeit his physloGnomical
attractivcncss pending tho healing pro
co.'s
Toda, in City Court The kitchen poten-
tate paid dearly for his Interpretation Of
the ethical code Of tho culinary workers
4 fine 81 So was imposed and the Negro
was IN great danger of being forced TO alb
dicate the smelly kitchen for a narrow
two-bv-forr AT the workholIse until q
friend saved him from this disgrace. hy
paying the tine
The waiter SO far forgot himself rs 70
brave the hon in his den last night Viii
liam rushed at the waiter with An oath
when the latter butted in on kitchen
affairs and before the manager and Others
could part them the waiter looked the
part Just out Of tropical typhoon VII
hams was arrested on the charge of assault
and haf1pTy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-22
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.

By Asstciated Press 10 Every Evening
PhiiadelphIa. Dec. - Corn M. =
yellow old on spot l70ai 95: new No.
3 yellow on spot 60a | O..
Oats No white 94a94 y: No white
93a43l2
Butter Western creamery extra 73I2;
nearby prints fancy SlaS3.
Cheese New Y ork and Wisconsin full
milk held 32a33; do fresh 3ls;i2l2
Eggs Firsts 2400 per case. do current
receipts 23 40; western extra first 2f 90: do
tirsts - 50a23 90; fancy selected packed
90a92 per dozen.
Live poultry Fowls as TO size and
quality, 32a34 chickens as 10 size and
quality. 22a30. hroling chickens, 36a40,
ROSTERS 2la22 ducks pekIn, .}Za34, do
Indian Runner. 2Sa30: m,iscovy, 22a23,
turkeys, 55a5S; geese, 24a26
Dressed poultry Turkeys, Delaware
and Maryland fancy. t0a62; Virginia
and other nearby fancy, 56a5S; do falr
to good, 53a55; old toms, 50a52; fowls
fresh killed choice to fancy, 34a36; do
small sizes 25a30, roosteTs. 25, spring
ducks nearby, 3Sa40; do western, 2Sa32;
geese western fancy, 30a32; do falr TO
good 25a27; broiling chickens Jersey,
43a4S; other nearby do, 35a42; choice
western, 3Sa40; roasting chickens western,
Z7a.}4; do corn fed as to size and quality
35a45.
Potatoes, Penna, in 100 pounds
3.35a3 60; New York in 100 pounds,
3 .30a3. 80; MARYLAND do, do, 275a3 10.
Flour Soft winter straight western,
1OGOaI05 50, do do nearby, l0.0OaI0 .25;
hard winter straight. l250aI300; do
short patent, 13OOal3. 80; spring clear,
9,75al0 25: do patent, Is. sos II 90 do
short patent i425al5.00. fancy spring
and city mills patent family brand,
1500aI5.35
Timothy hay Choice. 81 90 do No /,
80 90, No 2 do. 3OO0a3l 90: No 3 do,
27 .O0a28 90: clover miaed hay light mixed,
80. .oOa3I. 90: No. / mixed. 27-O0a2S.OO.
TalIow Prime city loose, l5c.; do
special loose, 1872; prime country, IA;
edible in tierces, IS.
Bran Soft winter bran western on
spot in 100 pound sacks, 5000a50 so.
Spring bran in 100 pound sacks, 49.00a-
1850
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-22
TO GET $500 WAR GUILTY
Allies Plan Joint Action for Trial
of Kaiser and Other Hun
War Leaders.

Par,a. Dcc. %. M Ignacr, Under
Secretary of State for Military Justice.
left for London this morning to take part
IN the making m If list of Germans
charged with war crlmcs. whose delivery
to the Entente will hc demanded 4
conferrnce will he held during the week
IN London 70 determine on a plan for
Joint action by Great britain. France
and Belgium
France. according 80 the Echo de
Paris, has list of 500 names ready to
he submitted Among these names IS
that of one Of the former German I'm
pcror's sons and aso those ot former
Crown Prince Ruppreoht of Bavaria and
several Generals and commanders of
prison camps III Germany
In all, according to this newspaper,
about 500 persons will he arralgnod
before military tribunals of each of the
three nations or by mixed tribunals N
cases where the persons arc accused Of
crimes against peoples 81 various na-
tionatics
II is SAID that even if culprlts are tried
bv German courts. they must ncpcrthe=
less appear before the allied tribunals
The case Of former Emperor William
will bc dealt with separately from the
London conference
The TRIALS will be held N Paris and
Lille IN 1920 The court martial ut l.llle
has already issued numerous warrants
against German officers and soldiers.
and Captain and four Iieutenants
have been imprisoned IN the fort It
Lille
4 Brussels dispatch SAYS that II has
been learned from al authorized source
that Holland has declared officially that
she will not deliver up former Emporer
William for trial