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and by multitud Of men and meth
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made when the new system Of treAs
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of this new stem OF treatment con
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schools OF actice-Eclectlcs, HOmeO-
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system ~ treatment that embraced
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own dug laboratories.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
TURKS MURDER, LOOT.
Reported That Ottoman Armies
Continue Attacks on A. AImenians
With Renewed Vigor.

Bv Assoeiato.i Press 70 Every Evening
London, Friday, Jan. a Is afl-
thoratiyely announced that evidence has
been received that the Turkish army, IN
Withdrawing from invaded territories
IN the Caucasus region, has continued TO
commit outrage8 on the Armenlans, IN
spite of thc terms II the aunisiicc.
II IS reported that individual Turks
have acknowledged il to ne their IN
tcntion 70 deal final blow at the Armen-
ians and 10 consummate the Turkish
nolicy Of e7stcrrniuatinR that race An
eyewitness reports having secn Anpcnlaus
cruelty beaten and says ihat nt one
place he found TIE bodies II moro than
co women and children.
Tortures were inflicted upon the living.
he says, and the Turks have endeavorel
to carry awav all available food, clothing
and household goods, 40 that the fate
of those who will escape immediate der'h
appear To be certain Fiof1ta arc -
ported 10 have hren destroyed m
lnhalita of many districts have hetl
driven away ~ the thoiisands Grain
taken BY the Turks was allowed 10 rot
IN the rain and starving Armcnians we're
prevented from even touching = under
penalty Of death, # IS said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
JOHN S. CROUCH DIES
SUDDENLY OF VERTIGO
Well known Citizen, Formerly Of
Middietown. Fatally Stricken
While Shopping.

John s. Crouch of 1916 Washington
street, formerly of Middletown, and father
of Register in Chancery Norman Crouch
died suddenly today He was stricken with
vertigo while shopping IN a downtown de-
partment store and expired while being
taken 20 the Delaware Hospital IN the
Phpnix ambulance.
Mr.. Crouch had been afflicted with
kidney trouble for some time but today
appeared 10 be feeling unusually well, and,
notwithstanding the cold weather.
came downtown shopping Medical as
slstancc was summoned, but the stricken
man vas beyond help.
Mr. Crouch vas one Of the best known
citizens in the county He was born IN
Odessa ~ years ago. but lived IN Middle
town many wears, moving there when
Young man He was cashier OF the Citizens
Bank of AIlddeltown from 1881 TO 1917.
when he retired He moved TO Wilmington
on October l0,l9lS, and since that tlmo
had made his home at 22l6 Washington,
street He Is survived by Mrs. Crouch
three sons and one daughter The sons are
Fred :. Crouch. who is i'll the Office Of the
recorder Of deeds AT the Court House;
Register IN Chancery and Clerk of the
Orphans Court Norman Crouch and John
X Crbuch Of Middeltown, while the
daughter l. Mrs Willism G. Collins Of
Pcnns Grove, y. J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
1t. JOHN STEWART
DIES IN FRANCE
Succumbs to Pneumonia Following
Attack of Influenza in
November.

William Stewart, grocer Of Concord
avenue and Monroe street, received WORD
today. that his son, Lieutenant John
Stewart, 23 years old, connected With the
Ordnance ! apartment. he'd dIcd IN France
on December 4 Cf pneumonia, following
an attack of influenza
The letter To the father came from the
chaplain of the comrsrv to which lieuten-
ant Stewart is attached II gave tno details
of the llcutcnant's death. and stated that
the body had been accorded all military
honcrs hcIng inferred in Trance on
December =
lust i few days a~o, Mr. Stewart re-
ccived a letter frnm smother son, William
who - also a Lieutenant, likewise IN
Franco. who IS with the 59th Pioneer
Regiment The brother wrote early IL
November. stating that he had heard from
John and that he was getting along All
right
The last letter that the father received
from John was on November -, the
letter having hccn written on the first Of
that month st that time he was IN
good health
The Young man enlisted last spring,
joining al the | University Of Pennsylvania
whore he wss n student Of the Wharton
Schcol. and taking sIx weeks course in
the officcrs trimming camp there. u ne had
continued his studies until the spring OF
tins wear. hr would have graduated.
He received his commission few days
before November when he sailed, having
durIrg the summer and fall, received in
tenslve thinning at various cantonments
throughout the country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
MAY SEND REGULARS
hERE FOR POLICE DUTY
Probability, II IS Understood, That
Twelfth Battalion Will be
Mustered Out.

A rlnor was curnet here today 10 the
effect that the Twelfth Battalion, I nltcd
states Guard. now locatcd il the French
street barracks and part oi which is
dolng military police duty IN Wilmington,
!. likely - shortly b. mustered out,
having completed the original duties for
winch il came here, and that II would be
placed by detail from the United
States Regulars for military police duty
On Il
An effort was made u verify the re-
Dort but Malor WIlcT, the commanding
officer. could not be located Howevre. some
az tho men of his command admitted that
they had heard the report, but did not
know how much Truth there va 70 IT.
The battalion, numbering 3oO men,
wls s,.nt " " wilmington several months
40 10 do guard duty in the shpyards ana
other local establishments needing the
protection Of soldiers, and also to guard
Pigeon Point, where large quantity
Of explosives WAS stored. Recently
however, all Of the exp. .osives have been
removed from Pigeon Point and the
guard has been withdrawn from the
slpyards o
As military police are considered nee
cssary, here as well il other cities TO
keep order among the sold ers from the
camps. who are coming In lrgc numbers,
a detail from the battalionhas been per-
forming this service. and if it should be
sent i Is thought likely that regulars
VIII take then place ~ lon. as t}c ucccs
my exists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
LACEY'S SLAYERS
EVIDENTLY TRIED
TO STEAL HIS CAR
Failed Only Because te Machine
Became Stalled and
Unmanageable.
GOT ON WRONG ROAD

From, al information obtainablc up
TO noon today. II st'eins evident that 'ho
s;ayers ot Howard NJ. Lacey. the taxi
driver who was found dead IN Shehp"t
ouarr, on Wednesday molnlnc intended
"a ste.t the ear. hut failed because thc
machine hccame mlred and ilnnanale
able before thcN could yet out OF town
The killing " Lacey MAY have been
due 20 the tact that he resisted when theN
tried to take the machine away nom
him, though Il is possible that ms iilur-
der WAS part ot the pan oi Ia, theV'S'
so n tc avold Identification IN the event
OF their arr,s
A few months ago p similar incioen.
occurred except that the driver war not
killed The men be had taken out Tor
! ,,de cracked him on the head ana
tumbcd hlm out ( the car. while tney
drove oii tie was only stunncu nc
car Wa later recovered
In The present instance, thcit "i
thc car was the motive u the outlaw,
her /, about what happened The car
was headed ont Market street and the
Pin adelpha pike toward Fhii9deipha.
huI when ShChpo' was reached y WAS
found that ID. :oad was blocked and they
,,o,rld proceed M further II was, there
tore. necessary 70 turn back Lacey was
evidently killed 81 that time and thrown
from the car. though II y possible that
he NAV have been KILLED. befcte the car
got out 81 town. and the body thrown
ont there At ali events u Is likely that
after tho kody was thrown out the
car was turned back running south
On Market street 10 Eighteenth, where
there /, !. ,ign. giving directions for
dctour 10 get ~ Philadelphia. This de
tour j. west on Eighteenth street. 70 the
Rouftyard Il cncC IL Concord avenue.
to tbc iaull road and INTO Pennsylvania
that WaN The men Wcre evidently strang-
trs IL the citv md eithcr did not know
when thu en- reached til, Boulevard
i! did nt know that they were 20 turn
nf Eighteenth street. winch Doubtless
accounts ,or IN, 'act thar the abandoned
car Wa atcr found ~ 2 point where
.Fightc, nth street runs under the Balti-
more 4 OHIO railroad l. Is likely hat
when ha' point wsS reached the thieves
bcicvcd they had gotten 81 thcrr course
and tired T. turD around q order 20
rctrar their course and il dong 50
rnitd the car and stripped the gears,
which made il Impossible 70 dnyc any
further Then doubtless. they ahan
doned the machine and u 5 possible
they got away BY boarding a Baltimore
4 Ohio freight AT that point.
Contiu red on pse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
PORTER GOES TO FLINT.
Prominent du Pont Official Be-
comes Part OF the New General
Motors Organization.

John I. Porter, who recently WINS made
an assistant treasurer of the du Pont
Company has retired to accept respon-
siblc position IN the accounting depart
ment ot the Champion Ignition Company
ut Flint, Michigan.
The Champion is 3 part of the General
Motors organization, controlling IN
tercst in which has been acquired Ivy tho
du Pont Company. Mr.. Porter Is one
OF the several important du Pont men
who have taken positions with tho Mo-
tors industry.
Mr.. Porter WAS one Of the most active
mon in recent patriotic money-rnIsing
campaigns In Wilmington lie had chafge
of the accounting III this district for the
Red Cross drives and the system which
he worked out from his experience IN
the local campaigns wns accepted by
the Red Cross as a model FOR IT'S work
IN other districts.
He leaves for his new field Of activity
today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
WATER PIPES BURST
And Then IA, Plumbers Were
Called Into Action Ship
yards Hit by Cold.

pluml. r wp-r called into service
early toda, because u:.nv thought lcss
aousckeela-r fs!l,d - 49,. i. n thai Inc
water va sitl' otf from opposed sections
p fbcir homes .sst niRl' And the water
pipef bursi
While tier we're no, 81 many csu.
tarlN u the ca, the number increased
towards noon ~ mercury reached
II degrss tht mornng Api TIM u,.dc
The work oi ths. pimnb.rs not tbe mos
desHabc loh n the world
lhc Worh ~ the shIpyards. especially
the outdoor OpeTatIons. was hard hit
70" Wnl!' most y thu rnen reported for
~ork tins morning there were hut a
lev - ~ f.seiing gang thar remained
iong On the lui', not 80 a.uch because Of
-" tetipt rature as the biting wind
frUm the west.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
TWO INJURED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
Mi. and Mrs Winant of Talleyville
Pinned Underneath Car at
Twelfth and French.

Two persons were sllghrlv hurt and a
Ford Wa smashed and bent. but not
put out ii commission. IN a collision be
tween ne Tn llzzie' and larger car
al Twelfth and French streets AZ noon
TODAY
The injured wcr,
Gcorgs AinAn,. bruised
Alrs Gcorgr WlpaEf, bruises and laccra-
tions ol The scalp
Nlr. and Mrs Nlnani who i've at
Ialle,ville. wcr,. driving south on French
street and reached Twelfth street, when
a larger car going cast on Twelfth crash
cd into the Ford. knocking the car across
the street 10 tho pa4 cu,ent and upsetting
il Mr. and Mr. Wlnant were pinioned
under the car.
firemer 81 the Phunix COMPANY who
had witnessed the accident ran 10 the
aid of the Winants and after rescuing
them from under The car. rlghtcd the
Ford
The chauffeur OF the car thar had
caused the sccldont neve- stopped to
800 what damage had been done, bur
continued on his WAY.
Mir Winant was Helped 70 the home of
Chlei Engineer F,arr on. OF the PhunIy
Company II 1909 French street, where
her decorations we're dressed by Airs
Harmon
The radiator az the ord was smashed
n aud 1arous parts Of the frame work
y vcie bert
NJ Nluant on a long chance, dccided
10 MAKE ia 81 ort h. start tbe machine
lic crtnked j, q couple ii tImes, and
hen Of tie engine started He
,nt MrS Winant, and, after picking up
groceries that had teen spilled from the
eaI proceeded on hls way home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
EXPLOSIVES DESTROYED.
Inspector Dunn Informs Mayor
Lawson That Was the Only Way
to Clear Pigeon Point.

B. W. Dunn, chief inspector OF the
Bureau of Explosives, has written to
Mayor Lawson under date of January ),
stating that the unloading of the cars
transferred from Wilmington to South
Amboy, n. j.. for the purpose of dumping
the contents at sea, had been completed
He adds Il spent some time IN Wash
ington endeavoring TO secure decision
that would relieve the congestion at
Pigeon Point regretted that IT was not
found practicable to relieve this con-
gestion without the radical action of
DESTROYING a large amount of valuable
property.
The origin OF the explosives was at
various points in this county, one car
having left Pacific Coast point on the
day on which the armistico was signed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
SEVEN SOLDIERS Ter HUSBANDS.
Salvation Army Aiding TO StTaighten War
Insurance Iangles.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening

By AssociaIed Press % EVCry LVening
New ork, Jan rmned salvation
Army women workers arc now co-onerat-
ING here with the Bureau Of War Risl,
Insurance IN An Investigation g. determine
the validity Of claima by dependents of
enlisted men, il WIS announced TODAY
The Investigators found that N one
ease womnn had been receiving the
allotments Of seven soldiers. having
married all seven III turn. previous to
their departure for service overseas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
ROLL CALL SERVICE.

The annual roll call service ~ the
North Baptist Church will b. hold to-
morrow morning. The time Of the service
Nill be devoted entirely to this feature.
At the evening service there viii be
platform meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
WILSON PLEADS FOR HUNG
Cables Congress for 100000 to Relieve
Famine Sufferers.

by A5soctated Press 70 Every EVoning
Washington Jan 4-CongreSs was
asked by President Wilson today III
message transmitted through the State
Department 70 appropriate 100000 for
reief Of famin sufferers in Europe tt is
understood the money is 4uted chiefly
to send food into sections Of western Rus
sia, Poland and Austria Hungary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
GET so MORE HUN AIRSHIPS.
Americans Will Have 100 ALI New
Planes When Tested
Associated Press ID Every Evenlng

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Coblenz, Jan 2--(delayed) Sixty more
German alrplanes were accepted today by
the Americans One hundred more, which
will be turned over to the Americans. have
arrived here and are bang given trial
flights by German ayiators preparatory
to their acceptance.
So far, all the machines offered have
been accepted. All were new.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
POPE RECEIVES WILSON;
MEET IN THRONE ROOM

Rome, Jan. 4. President Will
son today was received at the
Vatican by Pope Benedict.
The Presidents arrival was an
nounced by the master of the cham
ber TO the pope. who awaited the
President in The throne room, where
Two eilded arm chaiTs had been
placed.
The President was admitted inn
mediateiy 10 the presence OF the
pope Who was gowned in white.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
5tilI in the Mud

The Transport Ilisondari, which ground
cd IN the Delaware river below Fort
Delaware on Tuesday night. i still
stuck in the mud there and probably
viii be until some of the c,.rgo l. lightcrcd.
and this wOrl has been started
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
EVERY EVENING READERS

Who, for any reason, fail To
receive their paper regularly and
promptly-ei either by carrier or
through the mails art requested
to communicate with the
Circulation Department inn
mediately. Only by reason Of
such complaints can proper
service be enforced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
VITAL STATISTIC s.

Deaths for the week ending yesterday
tot4lled IS, marriages 50 and births
So; rs compared with 81, % and 36 for
the corresponding week year ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
SNOW, PERHAPS. NEXT WEEK.
Weather Colder and Possibly stormy IS
Prediction.

BY Associated Press 10 Eysgy Evening
Washington, Jan iWcarher rreiic-
ucns for the wech hesA0inS NauI7y,
issued by the weather bureau odAs
are:
North and Middle Atlantic state,
low temperature and generally tur
weather but with some probability IL
local snovs Monday or Tuesday AMI
again toward end 81 week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
CHICAGO 5 BELOW:
GETTING WARMER

b. Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Chicago. Jan. (. The thermonetgr
) degrees below zero this morning, bu.
the weather forecast for ntoight il much
warmer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04

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Rome, Friday, jan President vii
son was the uIest az honor a. an oHicia'
dinner gwen AZ the Quirinai tonight
There were only two addresses, bv King
Victor Emmanuel and by Mr.. Wilson
The king said
You. Yourself. Mr. President, are
becoming our welcome and pleasing gies-
only today, but II the conscience of ol-
people your personality already f1r
long time haa Inscribed itself In IN i1cf-
The enthusiastic y1lutations u.hirh
have accompanied yonr passage through
the street ~ Rome today are atteet5fionl
Of the sentiments 81 admration and
recognition that yoGr own nafne 3nd labor
and the name md labor 81 the niced
states stir q :he i+alian pconlc
~ AND ITALY BOUND TOGETHER
The best traditions ii Italian culture,
the iivlicst currents cf our National
Thoughts. have constantly aimed AZ thu
same IDEAL goal toward the establish
rnent of the international peacr for unicn
ycu nave With tenacious faith stood.
Already before the vlcissitudes ~ war
and he fraternity of armies had psfsb-
llshed todav admirable communion III
intentions and purposes between our two
countries legions of our workers lad
emigrated 70 your great republic. They
had knitted America and Italy together
with strong cords Of relationships and
these became reinforced bv he spiritual
affinity between both peoples VINO mad
q common faIth IN the virtue q trLe
political government.
When Italy entered into the war
breath. & precursor of the American sOG!,
penetrated into the rank and tie II our
army though the means 81 our workers
who returned 70 the tatherland from
America and brought into Italy "a ecno
OF their second patria. 80, corresponding
=, the Italian soul vlbrated n the hearts
Of our emlgrants enrolled under your
banners when the American nation Indrr
voilr guidance threw Itself INTO the lght
against the common enemy.
FAvoBs LLAlUE ~ SArIoSs.
Italy. having now gathered p her
own bosom those brothers 50 long sorrow-
ing under foreign oppression ana having
reconquered the confines which Ions
can give her security and true ,ndepend-
ence. IS preparing herself 20 cu-s peratc
with goa ID the most cordial manner :
-tach the most practical means Tor irau-
ing into 4 single circle the civilized nations,
for the purpose Of creating IN a- supreme
form of i league Of nations the cou,nrous
most fitted 10 safeguard ana protect each
ones rights. Italy and Americ4 entered
together into the war through q rare acs
OF viii, they were moved by the purpose
to concur with all their energies IN IN eifors
to prevent the domination oi the c-l.
fcrce In the woriu hey were moved -
the purpose 20 reaffrEi 'n "a, c,-c rt
human values the principles 4 rbcrf
and Justice. They entered INTO Nar =
conquer the powers II va- Their sc-
conpliehmcut is still unfinished and tho
common work mus, still be ,eyclontG with
Continued % page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
Wilmington Bank Clearings Grow.

Bank clearings for the current week,
in Wilmington, as reported BY the Union
National Bank, amounted to 50. 74S,-
352 III, as compared with 1906, 955.56
for the corresponding week Of last year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
AmuseraeaGs lOmg1G

iIAN hOusss--- GTDirg Up.
liarrtCA ~ audeyiilG
Queen Brandsng 8rOa dWav
May-st, --' The Mystery Girl
Nlctot .a-- The FDor nicn Man.
Savoy Tho Narrow parh.
i.yric--M uSical Comedy 0nd t9aturu Pic-
rtrrF..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
PEACE FARLEY PLANS.
LEAGUE COMES LAST

Paris, Jan. 4. The peace con-
ference, according 70 the Petit
Par. .slen, will proceed as folIows
First 4 conference of the four
great powers.
Second Representatives of Bel
gium and Serbia 10 be admitted
Tor study Of the general situation
Third Adruis Jon of the other
Allies for conferences on the prob
lens interesting them
Forth Presentation Of cOnoi-
fions successfully 20 Germany. Bull
garia, Turkey, CerTnan-Austria and
Hungary and The signing Of the
peace preiininaries-
Fifth general conference o0u-
cerning the questions of league or
nations freedom of the seas, Iirits-
ton Of arman1enfs and related
topics.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
The Neatler.

By Associated 'rass . svsrv sveai1s
Washington. IAN. i Forecast FOR Dels-
war;.
Fair tonight and pTubabis sunday col-
ti,.ued sold stroug uoS thwCst winds uilu-
-ishiug tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04

feeling of securiir goes vitli Clevor
DAIRY milk = ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04

Particular people choose Glover Dairy
milk ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04
KING FOR LEAGUE.
He TELLS WILSON
At ROME BANQUET
President Replying Says Italy ani
". S. Are Aiming al
Same Goal.
PRAISES ITALIANS HERE

ny AsYocnioli Press % gv-rg gvgainy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-04

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