Evening journal., 1912-07-17
ARMY MEN
TO TRY WEST
Court Martial to Sit Soon in
Case Of Soldier Accused
of Theft
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY. Del. July IT,
II is thought that the trial of Ohn
West, who disappeared from Fort
DUPONT on March 8. coincident with.
the disappearance Of jewelry and
money from the post exchange wil1'
come up before a general court mar
tial composed of military officers in
few days. The court martial will
consist of: President. Major Eugene
II Hartnett; board Captain Lyma S.
Edwards. Captain Alfred N. Mason,
Captain Charles Z. n. Howard, First
Lieutenant Pierre " Zieffer, First
Lieutenant YOUR NJ Marks, First
Lieutenant Donald NJ Ashbridge and
Second Lieutenant Ralph e. Haines;
judge advocate, First Lieutenant Ed
win X. Smith, Chaplain Walter Mar
vine, of the Coast Artillery Corps.
has been osen to defend West
A fishing party composed of Clar-
ence Messig, Howard Money, George
Engler, Henry Torbert and Mr.. Sey-
2 Ah1AA NNAt az NNAAAa AAOAA WIN AA0Oh
and line on Sunday OFF Collins Beach.
The following party held their an
nual outing at Delaware City and had
supper at the Central Hotel: William
A. Hagan, proprietor; Miss Gertrude
Nuremberg Miss Theresa Nurnen-
berg, Miss Mary Nuremberg, Miss
Margaret Henry. Miss Susan Con-
nell, Frank Madden, Charles Nc
Grenary, Charles Mckinley Peter Nc
Laughlin and James Kane
A dance will be given by the Du-
Pont Dancing Club in Assembly Hall
this evening. Music will be furnish
ed by the Thirteetn Coast Artillery
Corps Band.
Captain William Forse who is in
command at Fort DUPONT viii be re-
lieved by Major William r
cole, who will report on August n
Colonel and Mrs. Charles H. Hunter
are on a four months trip to Europe
Henry Won Culin lost about 12C
fathoms of herring net on Saturday
while fishing for trout The net be
came fast on the bar at Fort Della
ware. The net was valued at abou
S22.
Many launches tied up at th'
whaves here on Sunday during thu
storm.
Baseball fans were pleased to hea
that the DUPONT team is to remail
in the Semi Professional League
Twilight service will be held on tn
green in front of the chapel of tn
Methodist Episcopal Church here be
ginning next Sunday evening at Ga
p. m. The Rev. Clarence L. Jone
viii conduct the services.
The Fourth Company Coast Artil
lery Corps of Fort Mott, n. j., AM
the slst and 55th Company Coast Ar
tillery Corps at Fort DUPONT vii
leave next Monday night, July % 70
Fort Monroe, Va, for target practice
Constable William Oakes has stor
, ped bicycle riding on the sidewalks.
! The monthly meeting Of the Hol
I Name Society of ST. Paul's Roma
, Catholic Church here. was not hel
, last Sunday evening owing to th
bad weather However the meetin
will be held next Sunday evening.
3 Mrs John Schunder has returne
: from a trip TO Philadelphia
Joseph A. Zielinel1i, who is in tn
buhl NAcbAldl a. IotA LUZ DAli % III
- result Of a broken leg is improving
George Adams Of Philadelphia
D spent the weekend here with rela
p tives.
q All the farmers about here repol
I very large hay crops
] Arthur Heathers who was inlure
y recently at Fort Delaware is impro'
S ing
y Frank Irons is digging 2 Well q
Bear for canning company.
An artesian we'll about 500 fe'
deep is being driven at Fort DuPon
II. z. Ahrens and P D. Wanner, &
G Reading, Fa., Mr. and Mrs. seurs. {
Philadelphia. r S. Tyler, Of Ba
= timore, Nd. J Frank Hudson of Ne
York city and John NJ Meyer weI
recent guests at the Robinson Hous
The annual picnic of St. Paul
e Catholic Sunday school will tah
G place at Augustine Beach on Thurs
= day, July %
o soldier from Fort DUPONT recen
8 " swan from the battery wharf
Fort Delaware a distance of about
s mile