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slbidpaffnns bes 9rOfitipitemS.

~tVthJNilN"S W.
.0urd oieien S6ritt" , Iagt Die Or
fl1rllna, ,qebt Die organiltrte glrbeit
ppn ,Sor6erilngen oltf 2obrerbohung
onf ,Soroeruneen iiber, hoB bas 9Sro'
fitipItcm il Ser Suoldtrie obgel6aTft
miro.
Ger 8orihIag miro Dem 2o1oe gum
erIten Wtole porgelegt. Gr miro i'm
omtliden 8ofbirgton als Ser ernlte-
ite rno weitreihenolte Soridlog
betrad,tet, Dem oos 2uno 9Ggenllber
ftebt. Inter Der 0e5eihnung oNrbct.
terporlooe" miro ser SIan als elm
Seiln1ittel geeeu sic hoben Sehens'
foiten en1pfoblen, neil 0ie SohNen Die
,SdliiIIel S5n0uItrie" 0eS 2on0eS
ieien Die @rflGrlmg pcrlongt elm
mirflides 3nlunlnlenlpirfen, allf Die
05emeinIumfeit Ser SS5ntereiien nlo
Gheilhaberi6aft oil Der Gontrolle 9e'
1njbt. poH peld)er Grdiioent @Ilipn
i'm GongreB iprof, oie icooh bon ben
priouten @i1entbiimern Der 9obnen
ianorirt tpllrbe.
2shne nnb 2cbensfoiten.
Ole Grf1drltng io9t mad, elmer etn'
Ieitlnq: Die 2obnerb0bun9en Der lets
ten SATIRE hoben MIR iofort SIT elmer
nod groBeren Steigcrltng Der See
beusfoiten gefiibrt. SSeoe Sobner
hohrlna brad)te fir oie 9lrbeiter nur
cine porilberqebenoe 9lbbilfe @enn
sic @rDobung ibren areiSloltF ges
1nod1t boben, perlicrt Der 9lrbelter ais
@ruou5ent oen 8ortbeil beS neuen
9ohnS ourd) neitere Soften Die er
als &erbrau6er be5ablt.
Nusidpcionns bcs EripatfapitalS.
9us ser qroBere Gbeil oes conilt-
nliren0en 9ltbliflln8 li1b sic slrbcr
fer cur &ertretltng in ser &erlpaltnng
Ser 0ffcntlihen gubuen herefti9t.
gbenio lino lie alS ein 8roou5cnt BON
GopitoG hier5u bereftiqt gSir Der
Innqen, 6oB Die Giqentbilmer BON
9opitol, oie MIR Elm finon5ieles SSSn-
tereiie pertreten, aus Der Ger1paltltng
entfernt porben Sic iollen Regie-
rlnqsbonos nit einem beItinnten
.3insfuB fir ieoen ebrIthen Dollar
erhnltcn, ben lie IN Ser Giiel1bdbn.
itouItrle angclegt baben. g8tr for
bern, oaB oie 8nbneu oes 2anoes
0eu 9Alblifltm onpertraltt lueroen
boB 6ie thatidhliher2eiter oieier SIT
nuitrie, niht @allItrcet, oie 8eripal
tuna oe5 Gienites fir ons Tublifitm
ilbernehmen.
SreifadJe GuntrDlle.
BUR Grreiditng oes 3iels forberi
mir @rrihtunq einer Corporation
nid,t gum @elpinn, ionoern 5ltn
offentIifen Iusen. Gie 2eitlrng Die
fer Corporation ioa ourd cine gIeihr
8ertretltng ser orei grun6legenber
SSntereiien ousgeiibt peroen. "a:
Gublifiun, Die 8etriebsleiter llnb oi
2ohndrbeiter tper0en oonl Die SS5n
teqritdt ser notbtpenoiqen 6elhonlu
qcu aarnltiren iomie ouh oaB 6i
Grtragniiie Der glnlogen oem offent
Iihen 9ienft 5ugute fomnen Oa
9ublifunt oils Goniltment ltno Die 8e
tliebsleiter un0 2ohnorbeiter al,
Groou;enten tperoen iib oonn gleidl
rnobig in ulIe @innabmen theiler
peIdle Sen fir 0;e 8nrdntie moth
iuenoiQen 9etrog iiberIteigen.
3u oieiem 3pef miro ben Qrbei
tern uno Der 8eripaItlulg Die Elm
0dIfte Ser Griparuiiie garnntirt, oi
iie ourh ihre Grqariiationen mode
f6nncn unO Dem Qublifum Die amber
t0dlfte
Sic arHnOlcgcnor SuSnitric.
Die glahneu iin0 Die ShIiiiieIinoi
ftrie oes Qdnoes. Sic berithren iofol
Die Sreiie ouer gIothpenoigfeiteT
g9ie FiGl oerHebrte @eforoerirg:
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StGrfer ais bic ssrcibeit.
gSaIhinoton, 6. 9(ua.

SSalDin9ton D. Nu1.
@orren g. Gtone, 8robdcf Ser
@riioerIhoft Ser 2ofomotipfiibrer unb
&ei5er, mar berte Dor Der @nnoels-
comn1iiiion Oes 9ollIcS. Gr ioqte,
ooB Die 9lrbeiterporihlGge ouf @e-
bonolung ser @obnfrogc .ooS &on-
ner Der 3enofrotie sur Gontrolle Der
SSnouitrie" erheben
Stone erfIdrte, ooB oie amerifo'
nil6e politiIhe 0enofrntie BON elmer
inbuitriellen 9lutofratie bcberriht
miro.
Die 9lrbeiter perlongen ebcuio
mirtbihoftIide llnobbdngigfeit mie
poIitiihc Trcibeit.
@Snolritrieue 6ragen ln0 bie Sc
benafoIten fonnen nid1t gGl0It nerocn,
iolunqc oie 8erbruuher beim &auf
ser 9tothmcnbi9fciten oes 2ebers er,
preiieriifc Hrofite 5u be5obIen haben.
Die Gins &orloge, ipelhe Ben
Nlan altf Negieri1ngSeigentbltm unb
Gontrolle ser 8obnen entbdlt, lit Der
erIte Shritt 3itr inouItrieIIen 5rei-
belt.
G5n0ltItrieIGe 5reibeit, in9te Stonr,
fam MIR erlongt peroen, penn 0as
qleidle 9feht perionliher 6reiheit,
pelhes oie 8rilnoer lutIerer Hegie,
RING onerfannten, oltf 6ie SSSttouItrie
ouSqe6ehnt miro. 9ieS lit MIR 90
ourh mogIi6. oab Iroou3cnten umo
Goniunclltcn Iidl in 0ie GontrolIc
ser &ermoItung ihrer Griiten8nlittel
thcilcn. 9ieies 3iel fam nah 9(niidlt
BON Stonc ourd1 sic Gldne Ser Gins
Eorloge erreidt meroen.
@efabr nod i'm @adyIcu.
@oihinaton, 6. 9tua.
Gie @efobr zines GilenbohnItreifs
breitet iih im gau5en 2onoe meitcr
aus trot Der 9entiibungen Don Set
tern ser orgnniiirten Nrbeit, oie 9ln-
QeItelltcn I'M Shadl 8lt halten, bis ge-
nchinigte Streifabitinrrnltngen obge.
holten lpcroen fonnen. lleberan oro
ben Die 9lrbeiter in ben @erfitotten
oie grbeit in ei1cm oorSeitigen Streif
ltieoer5uleaen.
Sails sic @ohnuusriiinmg nid)t in
8ong gebolten 1perben funrL 10 iinh
Vhihlen, 6abrifen unn @ergmcrfe NIT
Shlicbl1nq beorobt. 9cridteu 5lt
folge iino Jest ilber 100000 Giien-
bobnipagen ouBer 0ienIt.
9os GrgebniB Der 9Ibitimnulng
inter @eid)oftsleuten ser notionalen
SanoelSfonnncr iibcr oie 1Sroge oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pon @nbner
muroc angefilnoigt. Wiebr oIs 80
Iro5ent iino oageaen.
Gon ser SonoelSconullillion oes
Senats miro bcute elm @rlpi0erune
olf oas Shreibcn oc3 Eriiioe,tten
g8iIion an ocn &oriitcnoen Guntnlins
1luo 6erru SineS ermortet, iporin Elm
8eieb 5lr Grrid,trng elmer 2obnconl.
niiiion .borqeidlagen miro. Gie Gr,
fldrltng miro 6cn 9rGiiOenten NIT
| tbeilett, ooB 0ie Gon1niiiion Elm iold)es
8eicb fiir 1tnnotbig bGlt 1lno oaf
Gunmins llno ser @eneroloireftol
olIe erioroerliden 9efugniIic beitben
Inn 1pdhreno oes 9etricbes Der Bah
nen 2obne uno alid Hnten feit3u
| iri,ptt
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gtadl eiugehcn0er llnteriudlnna.

Der @eridjt Der Gomlniiiion 0cdt
Die bier Sabre bon 1914 bis 1918
un6 lit Die ,Solge elmer cingeben6eu
ltntcrftlhlua. 0ie Dor mebr ols einem
Sabre begnnn.
Gum 8epeis, ooB Die 8rofifldd).
ter Die 9reiie unqeret)tiertigt in Sic
Sobe triebcn. ocrfpeiit ser 0erift auf
BEN 8reisiluteridlieO 5uiiten ihren
@duten uuo 2an05duten - 5dute
BON elmer geringeren @eihofienheit
Gieicr llnteridlieo gjnq tocit iibcr 0os
itblidle &erhiItuiB hinaus. Iie Cor
riirie ilbern,dbiger Qroflte qe9en Die
Gcrber uno Sduhfabrifantcn ioaen
nGf sic boheu Grtr1gniiie Der aapt
toIonfaqen in beioen Tsn6uItrien Qe-
Itiitt ietn
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Die boben Sdnbpreiie.
Rnihinaton. 4. ESnli.


9tod) einem belite observation-disclosures
@erid)t oer &onoels-G -Gomniiiion on
Den GonqreB limo Die bobcn Sd)ub-
preiie Die Solge itbermdBiger Grofite
aIler sSafpren in Der SdubinouItric.
Gen 8roBiflahtern miro porge-
porfen, oaB lie Die Greiie 6urd) cine
rngeredltferti9te Steigerlmg Ser
Greiie iiir S6ute rieiig III sic &10he
trieben 9luf Der 8riun6loqe 0icicr
Steigerung' rnahten Ole @erber
yoiiBer9etp0bnlif) hobe @eminne"
mahreno oie Shubfobrifanten einen
ltngetuobnltfen 8reis perIanqtcn 1ln0
Ole aleinbdnoIer 8reiie berehnen,
0ic ..fiufid nidrt beredltidt linn"
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Die qrAn0Icgcnor SnSnitric.

Die @ahneu iin6 Die ShliiiielinoI,
itrie oes Qdnoes. Sie beriihren ioFort
Die Sreiie ouer g}othDenoigfeiten.
g9ie FiGl eermebrte @eforoerirgs.
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TorOerunsen Der 9lrbeiter oes
QanOes.
gRnihinotnn, 5. M1t4.

Sic organiIirtet 9lrbeit bat Die
formeQc 1Soroerimq oltf 9ltSidolhng
oeS 9Sripotfapitols BON BEN giienbabt
men aeiteat. 9lnitott Oeiicn miro etne
oreifade Gontroue, ans Dem Hubll
finn, ser 8etriebsleitlmJ uno ben
9(naeiteQten beItebeno, 9eioroert. 9ie-
Ter Gorldlog miro am Ntittlpod Dor
Sen GongreB gcbroft, oie Grtlarlnlg
muroe BON oen 2ofontotfpfitbrern
,Sciiern, 3ugfiibrern uno Dem onerI=
foniiden Mrbeiterbltn0 on odS nnte'
rifoniihe 8olf erlaIIen.
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foiteu in er60bten 9Sreiien iiir oue
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mi0er'Ylegeln
10 nltB aud cine GrmdBlgung oieier
Soften 81 elmer 0erobieBung Der
Soften SIT elmer @erabicBltng Der
8reiie fiibren.
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len 0u3 Z djrclbcrL
non lSnterejle icin I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
UNITARIAN FUNCTION.
Annual Meeting and Dinner OF Church
Society Last Night

The annual meeting and supper of the
Unitarian Church took place last night
The supper was very we'll attended and
decided success. All arrangements Rad
been in charge of committee of three.
Mrs John J Sattertlwaith, Mrs. Fred +.
Stone and Mrs. I + Bach. The tables
were prettily decorated with SPRAYS of
English IVY, and the cardinal berries of
the barberry bush
The meeting was presided over bv DR..
Henry J. Stubs, president of the Board
of Trustees The bylaws Of the church. as
revised by Rev William \ Vrooman.
pastor, were unanimously adopted. thus
bringing them more up to date. The three
trustees were elected. DR. Henry ] Stubbs
was reelected, and the two new trustees
are Fred T. Stone and Charles 4 Trim
Following the business session Charles
arner. one Of the trustees, and president
Of the City Committee on Public Education
delivered an interesting address on pro-
posed educational reformed sponsored by
the committee 4 resolution was adopted
by the First 'nitarian society giving their
support to the reforms as explained by
Mr. Warner Miss Mary r DeNou was
secretary Of the meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
PRESS WAR BOARD AWARDS
Daniel Hints at Cancelling Contracts in
Reprisai Bethlehem Raoped
b. Associated Press ID Every Fvening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, Jan - Every power
Of he navy department. will he used II
force the acceptance by companies with
which It has contracts of awards made
by the War Labor Board SECRETARY
Daniels SAID to-day after conference with
IoInt chairman Taft Of the Board. on the
situation growing out Of the Bethlehem
Steel ompanys refusal to put into oper-
alton one OF these awards
Mr. Daniels SAID lie was taking M At
once he question Of how the department
should proceed II appeared he SAID.
that the Bethlehem Company had agreed
some months ago To permit collective
bargaining and the establishment of shop
committees among its employees. tut rs
soon as the armistice was signed. the
company lost interest
No hlnt was given as 10 VIA form the
navy department 5 action might take
but Mr. Daniels pointed out that every
con- ract LEI hy the navy included i an
collation. clause The war dcpartIne IT
has more and larger contracts with the
Bethlehem Company than tie navy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
{ HESTERTOWN. MD.

/ special Correspondence Of Every Evening
! hestertown. Md, Jan Is. I}ernare
| BOYD and family, who have been nj IN.
| nome OF his parents here for the nas-
month, accompanied by his SISTER Ills.
Hclen Boyd, left YESTERDAY morning r.,
Jacksonville. Florida, where they vii
MAKE their home The insurance biisjnes,
heretofore conducted nv Mr. Ro,d :
late father. Harry L. Bovd has been
sold to Joseph \ Wheatlcy 4 CO.
Mrs Mary \. Rees and granddaughter
Miss Mary Jones left Yesterday morning
lor Baltimore, where they will make
their home
ne union revival services which have
been IN progress IN the two Methodist
churches Tor the past two weeks are 50
successful that they will be continued
Tor the thIrd week Professor Frederick
J. Balmond. who has been conducting
the singing, will remain for another
week Mrs Victor Lightbolrne and \
party OF friends from Dover attended
the meeting last night and Mrs. Light
bourne sang beautiful solo.
Mrs. Emma Beck and daughter. Mrs
John Mallalleu, have moved 10 Sudlers
vile, where they will make their home
Postmaster Thomas D. Bowers Is
iIdH3IE I'll thoIt 10 nave Tie railway
postal clerk restored to the Massey i
hester division OF the Pennsylyania
railroad, and has been IN eo1nntlnica-
tIon with hief Clerk J. ] Scott, in Phil
adeiphla who will visit Chestertown
on February for the purpose Of investi-
eating the matter
Rev. } a Leach, pastor of Suders
vile NJ j.. Church, preached an elo-
qnent sermon at the union revival sery-
ices, Wednesday evening. Rev Avery.
Donovan Of ST James NJ p. Church
occupied the pulpit one night, aud last
night Rev Peter Schauer of Kennedy
vile was the preacher
Mrs. l.. II P Vansant is at the bed
side of her daughter Miss Susie Van
SAINT IN Wilmington, Who is quite i'll
with an attack Of the FLU
Farmers III the vicinity ol Radcliffe
mill pond have been busy during the
week filling their Ice houses with tine
ice several inches thick
Mrs Isaac Gibbs Of Massey Is here
visiting her aunt, Mrs Eva Topping
Lieutenant Allan Harris. son Of Cash
cr Allan \ Harris Of the ChestertoW
bank Of Maryland has received an hon
1rabe discharge from the aviation branch
u the service, and IS spending IA few DAYS
lere with his parents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
NEW CHARTERS

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, Jan Charters were fiIee
| here Yesterday. as follows
hief Motors Corporation. Dover
Del; capital slOO0,00O
| Pennsylvania and West Virginia Goa
| Co, Wilmington, Del. 5000 900.
GlarksOn Securities Co, Wilmington.
Del $4,000
Allen Windows Co, Of America. New
York City; s5O0000
Great Western Development Co.
Poeatallo. Idaho, $500. 900.
Consumers Graphite Co, Chicago.
Ill S5O0.OO0
Central American Exploration Co,
Philadelphia. Pa, 500, 900.
Sobel Multiplying, Bookkeeping Ma
chine %, Philadelphia; s3OO,o0O.
Universal Stamping Machine Co,
Wilmington. Del; S250,OOO.
Caparla Oil Co, Milwaukee. Wis.
SI5U,0OO
Willis Electric Corporation. Buffalo,
y Y 100000
Reliance Corporation, New York CITY:
100000
Annawana International Exchange
Corporation, Kansas City. Mo. 800 600.
Decorative Lamp and Shade Co,
Philadelphia 100000
Florence Importing Co, Whining
ton 100000
Short Mountain Coal Co, Whining
ton, Del 100000.
Coco Dredging Co, Philadelphia.
500. 600
General Potash Co, Wilmington, Del;
S50,0O0
oriole Toy Co, Wilmington, Del:
So. 900
Mccormick Co, Wilmington, Del.
$4,000
Increase in capital Of Cooperative
Drug Go, Phladelphia, from $4,000
10 $1,000, 900
Change of name of McCoombs Oil
co, to McCoombs Producing and
refining Co. Winchester, Ky; OF Co
lumbia Apartment Hotel Co, to Union
Realty and Investment Co, Wash
Ington, D {, Of Smith Drug Co, TO
Rosewood Pharmacy Co, Pittsburg. Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
CIGARETTES NOW BUSY,
WORLD POWER MANIAC
Ex Kaiser Now Smokes Con
stantly; Near Sixty. Looks
Like Man of Seventy.
Ry Associated press 70 Every Evening

/
AmcronCcn, Holland, Tuesday Ian
| II William lTohcnzollern' : illness which
manfcsts itself principally in the form ~
chlllS y heIng aggravated by his con-
Stant WorrImcnt. the effects of which ar,
plainly visible in his features and h,S
general physical condition lie looks
perhaps Is wears older than when h.
crossed the frontier Of Holland Although
he is only about to complete his Goth
wear. hIs birthday coming II the end of
the present month, his appearance s,Ig-
gcSts man nf 70 Tie wears 4 short
graylsh Heard, and dropping moustache.
and hlS hitherto firm flesh Is now sagging
The guards around the castle arc
maintaining the stiiCtcSt vigilance in
consequence of the revival uf rllmors
which, however. 10 not seem Ia hc we'll
founded, that an attempt might he made
TO kldnap the ex-Emperor 4 Dutch
alrpiane from the aviation camp near
frccht occasionally flies in the vicinity
cf the castle, and the roar of its motors
does not diminish the nervous tension
Of the inmate
The eA-t.mperor who had ALWAYS
been accustomed to smoke 4 considerable
number q cigarettes daily has become a
greater consumer Of tobacco than ever
As soon IS one cigarette Is finished he
starts another Ills meals with his wife
are of the simplest sort.
Water is he only beverage taken II
table but IN the forenoon he drinks \
small glass Of light red VINE and in the |
evening half glass before going to bed
The former Empress recently sent her |
10 Amsterdam over a week I
nd to order a birthday present fer her
husband
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
K|DD|ES FIGHT MASKED
men TO SAVE BROTHERS
kidnappcrs Enter House and
Steal Two of -Four Children,
Women in Case.

| Pittsburg, Jan lS--With faces masked
| ana wearing heavy overcoats and slouchco
mats, Tour men, accompanied by woman
stepped from an automobile in front
OF the home of James Mann, in Home
| vile, near here, late yesterday after
noon, and, entering the house, seized
two OF the youngest of Mann's -four
children, carried them screaming To
the car and drove off madly in the direc-
tlon of PIttsburg' The boldncss of the
kidnapping stunned the older children
TO such an extent that il was some time
before they recovered themselves and
summoned help. The entire police force
OF PIttsburg is tonight searching for the
kIdnappcrs
The kidnapping, the police say. is a
sequel To domestic troubles in the Mann
home. Mann, Is wears old holds nm
important position with the Homestead
Steel works He has been separated
from his wife, the police say, since last
July. Since the alleged estrangement
the husband has been living with his
four children. Clara, aged l3, and Min
me. aged 10, daughters by his first mar
rlage, and Louise. aged 5 and George.
aged ;, children bv the second marriage
The four men and the woman, none
OF whom was identified, walked lmmedi-
atciy into tho house The men. directed
bv the woman, graspcd George and
Louise Mann and started toward the
front door The other two children.
seeing their brother and SISTER being
torn away, attacked the captors with
fury They were shaken off bv the cap
tors, but pursued them to the street
During the tusslc with the children one
of the kidnappers lost his coat. The chll
iren, after the kidnapcrs dashed away.
1otlflod the ncighbors. who called Mann
u the Homestead Steel Works The
,ohcc were then called
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
RECONSTRUCTION
COMMISSION FOR
CHILD WELFARE
Interested IN National
Campaign.
TO ASK FOR LEGISLATION

\ reconstruction commission for Della
Warc Is PLANNED hN Womcn Of the State
who arr Interested ia thlld welfare work
and who have been active ~ that be-
lslt as part ~ the national defense move
cut
l'u- decision was reached AZ a general
meeting held m " Nlmnngton tins week
ui women ri the tt, and state associated
with the chrld welfare work IN Dcla
ware ~ par, ~ the national campaign
ot the Children Year under the nitcd
states Children Bureau Those pres
ont were al executive members of the
Woman committee oi the state and
National Council ni Defense. County
churnru oi thtld Nclfarc were also
present
Nlr,. Charles L Miller stated hat
the rhld Wcll4r, Work was H. hc continu-
81 with IT, present rranUatlon and
drcctlou rutd thc Legislature should
have apporunt1 lo h,e,r reports and
CONSIDER ,pr,gi ,m 81 permanent develop
mrut ltp't- tram Washington cover
ng -Imfaf uuNlut. Iu other states were
4ltru rom tines, reports d WAS gather
81 tatf tht 4llfud. ~ most Eastern
state u fuvHrl it,rar,ul a> dr
u. N ue- th,~, department. II
W rt nt.I oIll r.adr, o, taken
ottr t1 prNlt, Organizations ~ other /
pltH ta.u,o tlltE -ralhe, depart |
n.t vurk however Wcr. To
3, utmld thf .uder Council /
- l'ttcH-e ur Ul. reconstruction I
f,,f ueI .tm,ut to d known a~ 4 1,
4. r-tr4.#sn ,andm- iau
Nt'.r nll discussion tht executive
lf.r - ta Nautn committee.
l tf.u 81 fh n.rtsnce 3. .hli ,citarr
n.r. ID tl ttfe. md III, a, that
ltnn Nlty- Il rhr " Nemau
....tftfs ',Io hsd .id .arc~
4 l#tr .f.tIr a.rmal hI luamuu,isl,
.eid + 1H1 th ,'innuftsr would a~k
Iaf u r.ttf.n IL Demonstration
/ HH a--t.f0 ..t L, .,R.,ry. tp hasr 'argc
e .ii NuI.r Nrh, nlhh toalth
nnulnlta olltrI. aDy.u haeard~
N.fe p ta.. au5 u.lv, ~istc~ ~haW
rul', pr.n.r 0e-, ,rer.'iu
,ta tl.lla'e hoa'l. narh could rhid
.s lu0.f fo d,rl.lIl ~.Ir,. at.d
1. rramtl,H rt a, t,i itIr III
tsH f1, ,l,r mi.Iry
.tat hsuia Attr tgrI,~tita-
i lncls ~ tEllt ui.h i'c >,atc
euIl ian r!ef h4 irc,i u,-+d,
Il hnrnn na .,tet ,ran and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET.
sv Associated Press 70 nvery Evening

By Associated press 10 nvery Evenlnq
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 1s.-Butter
lower; western creamery, extra, Is
nearby prints. fancy. 69a7f
Eggs higher; nearby frsts, 1000 De,
case; nearby current receipts II. 20
western, extra frsts, 1920: western frsfs
- 80; fancy selected packed 6oa72 per
dozen.
Cheese. Grrn: New York and Wiscon-
sin, full milk, 37a39
Corn lower yellow. As to grade and
location, 5bal 80
Oats lower; No : white. snas0I5; No.
3, 7S12a79
Live poultry lower, fowls and chickens.
tower 27a31; spring chickens. Zsa29;
ROSTERS, q a2l. turkeys, 34a3s, ducks,
pekIn, 35a38, do, Indian Runners. :32a.34
geese, 32a3b
Dressed poultry. lower. nearby spring
turkeys, choicc to fancy. 4fq45; western
spring turkeys, 43a44: fair To good. 3Sa42 !.
common, @0a35. old do, 3~a4l. fowls,
fresh Killed, choice to fancy, 35a3G; do,
smaller sizes, 27a31; ROSTERS, 27, western
roasting chickens, 3la37, do, broiling,
42a4f. ducks western. 3sa4O; gcose
26rL30
Potatoes, iov.er, Eastern Shore ner bbl
2.D)a37 -, Norfolk, 3.25 per hbl.. Jersey
per basket, No 85asl %: No .. 5Oa60.
Pennsylvania. per 100 lbs, 50a2. Is. do
western, 2.20a2.35, do. New York, 2. .3Oa
2 10
Flour dall winter straight. 10 25a1O 40.
Kansas do 10. .J0a1075. Kansas short
patent. 10 Goal 70; spring short patent.
30 spring patent. l035aIC 90.
spring first clear. 960al000.
Hay firm timothy. No. /. large and
small bales, ~ 00a32 CO. No. o % OOa
30 00. No 3. 25O0a26 90.
Clover, mixed. light. % O0a3O 90. No. ].
loops 90 No 2. 2jOOa26 10
Iallow lower prime city in fierces III:
10 special, loose Il: country. l0l2; dark.
Ia =. edible in tiercea. i4I3aI5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
GOLDEY ALL NM.
Interesting Business and Social Meeting
Last Evening.

4 small bi-monthly Alu1 nj meeting
was held at Goldey College last night.
that those present found very enjoyable.
The small attendance was attributed
70 the prevalence Of illness among mem
bers. The treasurer report was read and
the members heard with rejoicing that
they had quite sizable balance
he meeting was Informed that another
geld star had been added to their flag
for the death Of John Hossickei, Killed
N actionin France ] here was a pleasa t
program with recitations by little Miss
hathellnc Bosley and music by Mrs
William q Jennes and Miss Marv Cohee
Dancing and refreshments followed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
STOCKS REACH LOWEST
LEVELS FOR MONTHS
Moderate Rally in Exchange Today
Was Soon Beaten Down;
Bonds Steady.
ny Associated Press TO Every Evening


New York wall Street., Jan. f8-
Noon. Rails and all classes of ind,retr riaIs
and special stocks suffered additional
impairment during today's session, pro-
tessIonal pressure again proving effective.
Declines IN several instances, notably
q. >. Steel, forced prices TO lowest levels
IN many months Weakness was most
marked IN oils, motors. tobaccos and
equipments and at gross reflections Of
from two TO six points
Moderate rallies on short covering were
soon cancelled, the list falling back again
later
The closing was heavy Sales approx
mated 300,0oO shares
bonds were steady on small offerings
Final prices ON Liberty Bonds were 3 ~,
~ 20; LIST con. Is, 9f02; I'd ron As,
% Sc, lst con. f4's. 06l0; I'd con.
4 As, $500; 3D. 4I's, $500; 4th 414's,
q5 O2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
BuIgars to Free Greek Children

p AssocIated Press % Every Evening
sofia, Friday, Jan. ~ nder pres
sure Of the Allies, the Bulgarian govern
Tnent has issued orders to projects through
out the country asking that charges be
preferred against any people who ,ro
OBTAINING in thcir homes Greek boys
and girls Carried away from eastern
Macedonia during the war -NuD,har.
Of Greek children are brought IL tbf.
Greek mission here daily by Allied sol
diers who find them on the streets