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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01

CAN'T AGREE IN WILL SUIT.
Jurors in Faddis Case So Divided That
They Are Discharged.

West Chester, Pa, March I-UnabIe
to agree upon verdict. the jury in the
trial Of the noted Faddis will case was
discharged late yesterday afternoon by
Judge Hause
The testimony required two days. and
the jury had been in dellberation since
Wednesday morning
II Is SAID that eight jurors favored
breaking the testament. on the grounds
that Miss Faddis was not capable Of
executing Will at the time she Is SAID to
have made her mark thereto
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
MASH AND WIG CAST SELECTED.

The cast for The Bridal Not which
will he presented during Easter week st
the Forrest Theatre, Philadelphia, by
the Mask and Wig Club, Of the University
of PENNSYLVANIA was announced last
night Trips will be taken by the club
10 Atlantic City and Wilmington Tor
presentations
The cast. which was ratified by the
faculty, was selected by Head Coach
Charles : Morgan and Mr. Lawns. and
included J. NJ Castor, T. Crane, f. c.
Harrison. T. Partch t. Browning L.
>eibert :. NJ Heilbron, Sylvan Hirsch,
r c BellevilIe and Phllip Price
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Better Service 10 Hog Island.


Better service to Hog Island and
other shipbuilding and industrial plants
along the Delaware River is assured in
the near future by the double-tracking Of
the Reading Railways Chester branch
Chester Councils authorized an agreement
between the city and the company last
year, but 1t was not until yesterday
that the agreement was signed by the
mayor and the officials of the company
Tracks are 10 be shifted and grad e
crossings that would exist when the
streets were eventually opened have
been avoided by change in the route
of part OF the system The new section
that is to be included in the change Of
location OF the road will provide more
direct service TO the Hog Island ship
yard, and at one point will pass through
CITY property.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
TO GO TO GEORGIA.
Twelve Additi onal Men Summoned From
Rural New Castle County.

special Dispatch to Every Evening
Newark, March Ito be sure that
they will have the full quota of II men 70
be sent to Camp Greenleaf next Monday
the rural New Castle county exemption
board has notified I , additional regis
trants to report in Newark that day, pre-
pared 10 90. Some Of the men for whom
notices were sent out on Wednesday, i
has been learned, arc already IN some
branch Of the service. The u additional
men follow:
John g. Brown, oil Vandever avenue,
Wilmington.
Eugene r. Armstrong. Delaware CITY.
John H Dennison. HockessIn.
". J. Price, Newport
Francis D. Hickman, 209 y. Lincoln
street, Wilmington.
Vaughn G. Thomas, New Castle.
Yananches y. Curren, r. f. D. No. l,
Wilmington.
James A. Donahue, Aliddletown.
William Jester, New Castle.
Neil NJ Mclaughlin. 1908 E. Eighth
street, Wilmington.
Norman H. swift. Route 4, Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
PENIS GROVE FERRY SERVICE.
II May be Possible to Garry Passengers
TO Philadelphia Next Monday.

The Penns Grove passenger service of
the Wilson Llne steamboats, was resumed
at I o clock Yesterday, and will continue
on the following partial schedule of
departures from Wilmington
: and 1 q m and |. 8 > p m. From
Penn Grove the return trips will be
made at $, 10 m u noon and 2.15,
4 and 6 p. m No wagon traffic can be
handled 1T present passengers only
bcIne taken II present weather con-
dItions bold, it Is hoped to resume the
Chester and Philadelphia service on
Monday neXt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
GLENARr CASTLE TORPFDoED
Sinking of Hospital ship Another In
stance of German Bsrhsrisr-
- 20 Every Evrrinr

By Associated Press 20 Evrrg EFrrirf
London, March sworn stafemenfs
made independenflv by twn uirvIvor.
of the British hospital ship GlenaT'
Castle, sunk tuesday m the srle'ni
channel. make clear that ne rss De-
troyed by an cncrnv submarine sighted .1
hailng distance within ten MINUTES 0l 'hr
time the snip Eas yfrick - 1fieisl
announcement SAYS
'It will ~ noted The 1nn0unorrnent
CONTINUES. that tho GlenaTi Castle W. "
frrp area and vas vInk rvrn n '1r
breach of the German pledge Tlven as tI
the immunity % hospital 'hfrS iTm
attack n that area
The total number 81 persons savrd firm
the ship - far reported u - Dlne hum
.ire1 and fifty three persons slili ~ mss
ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Sidesteps Mosquito Proposition.

Millyillc, n J., March Following
an address by State Director of Con-
servation Gaskill on The Elimination
of Mosquitoes, the Atlantic City Cham
Municipal League at meeting last night
to indorse the proposed warfare on the
pests in South Jersey. When II was
learned however, that the proposition
would cost the State S75000O the league
declined to take any action
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
INCREASE FOR BOSTON LINEN.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Boston, Mass, March l-Employes of
the Boston Elevated Co. today began
work under a new wage schedule, by
which they received an increase of two
cents an hour
This scale was accepted last night as q
compromise settlement Of their demands
Ior !. four-cent increase for which they
had threatened 70 strike The men here
tofore were paid BIZ. cents an hour, and
under . former agreement they will re-
ceive on May another increase Of three
fourths Of cent an hour
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Finding Cherokee Victims.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, March l Signals from
ships have been received at Lewcs, Del.
near the scene of the foundcring of the
naval tug Cherokee on Wednesday, that
bodies OF victims Of the disaster have
been picked mp in the ocean. According
to one report, nine bodies have been found
They probably will be taken TO Cape MAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Freight Rate Rise Asked.

DS AsSONld0cu iItSs W f-Ntif E"clllhS
Washington, March 1.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission today Was asked
for rate increases on automobiles, boots
and shoes, leather, machinery, paper and
miscellaneous manufactures from New
England points 10 Pacific ports for trans
Pacific export The commission also was
asked to establish increased rates for
terminal demurage on such traffic at
Pacific coast ports
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Dr. Kendall al Hanover.

The Rev J B Kendall president Of
Lincoln University, will preach in Han
over Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning and evening DR. Kendall
preached in Hanover Church on Sundays
during December He is well known in
Wilmington, and his friends doubtless
will he glad to know that he is to return
TO the city on next Sunday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
GEN. MARCH BACK HOME.
Chief OF staff Finds Troops in France in
Splendid Shape.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
An Atlantic Port. March l-Maj Gen.
Peyton March, new chief OF staff OF the
United States army, arrived here today
after nine mont As abroad as chief OF artll-
lery OF the American expeditionary force.
He Will Immediately 20 to Washington.
Describing The American troops IN
France as 50 we'll trained IA modern war
fare as 70 be able To handle themselves
with entire credit TO the United States,
Gen. March said the censorship was
~lamentabIe and intimated that he
would advocate the regulations in this
respect be made less stringent 50 people
in America might learn As much as pos
sible about the activities Of the ex-
peditionarN forces.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
BOOZE NEARLY KILLS BOYS.
One of Them, Only III Years Old, is
Barely Ressucitated

Chester, Pa, March George Grif-
fifth, II, and William Kelley, II, were
found stupefed with whisky by John
Adams, who notified the police. Young
Griffith was sent to 4 hospital and re-
vived after heroic treatment, and Kecley
was sent to the City Hall
A third boy participant OF the drink
fest managed to elude capture The
boys refused to say where they procured
the hmnr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Canadian Wage Dispute.

Victoria, b. G., March by vote
Of 38 TO u, the Victoria metal trades
council decided last night to defer action
in the wage dispute with the imperial
munitions board The shipyard strike,
which was set for today throughout
British Columbia, has therefore been
postponed to await proceedings Of the
adjustment board appoint ed by I. W.
Crothers, minister of labor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
BOSTON HEBREWS PARADE
- Associated Press 70 Every EvsnrnE

~ Associated frTss - EFerT EFenfriH
Boston. Mass. Aiarcn tewEh rrsi-
dents % Boston participated lday
parade and demonstration % honor
Jews recruited n New York anu Boston
FOR .ne. Jewish battalion f the British
army .o ge ..aslgneu for service d paies-
tine.
The New 1rK contingent vllcu -am-
here % loln ne local men ther sas
70 an atlantic port from which hes Rl-
embark, were met ~ be- iau0u Nlu
alter parade ~ the Common tua sna-r
meeting 81 winch --crutng tlcrr,
spoke. Sere guests it 4ncnepu lfel
nv Jewish eOCletlc~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Pullman Car in Wreck

o AsSoclated Frese % EVtTy EVenlng
Lafayette. Ind, March l. One Pull
man car of Monon passenger train No. 3,
Chicago to Louisville. overturned and
three other cars were derailed AT Brook
ston, 20 miles north Of here early today.
Trainmen whe have reached here from the
scene of the wreck said none was injured
seriously Theicausehflthewreck hasn't been
determined
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
BLACK THUGS KEEP BUSY.
Add to Long List of Highway Crimes
in Chester Streets.

Chester Pa. March l., Tralled by
two Negro footpads. James Sinclair was
attacked 10y them in front of his home at
Twelfth street and Central avenue.
yesterday. One of the men knocked him
down while the other robbed his pockets
of 500
The police were given a description Of
the highwaymen and one of them, who
gave his name as Harvey Bell, vas ar
rested and committed To iall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Married In Wheeling

ANNOUNCEMENT was made today Of the
marriage, in Wheeling, W Va, last
Friday week, Of Edward Belts, Jr, of
Wilmington and Miss Evelyn NJ. Wolsen-
trip to Pittsburg and Detroit and on
their return viii live with MIR. Belts
mother, Mrs E. T. Belts, 1909 Gilpin
avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Strike on in Baltimore.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Baltimore, Md, March To enforce
a demand for hundred per cent closed
shop the majority OF the 1000 opera
tives employed at the cotton duck mills
of the Mount Nernon-W oodbury Mills,
Inc. here went on strike today,
according to the union leaders. Seven
mills are affected The company / en-
gagged on government contracts for tent
age, uniform cloth and other textile
equipment for the army
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
German Attack is RepuIsed.

By ASSoClated fIesa ~ fFti9 Eftltlls
Paris, March After lombard
ment last night the Germans made an
attack on the Aisne front east Of Chayig-
non, the War Office announces. \ vio-
lent hand-t0-hand struggle followed, ter
minating to the advantage ot the French,
who threw the Germans back and inflicted
heavy losses on them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Brumbaugh Names a Judge.
AsSps~iAraf4 PRESS IN ExprN Evening.

Harrisburg, Pa, March l. Governor
Brumbaugh today appointed jeremiah
y Keller attorney, Of MiflIntown, - -
Judge Of the Perry-Juniata district. he IS
a Republican The district IS dir ena
the new Judge is said q have given the
governor to understand there viii hc no
change. He fills the vacancy caused by
the death of JudgeSeibert
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
British Raid Successful.

By AS 0clated PTcss 20 EVeFg EVenlng
London, March IA successful raid
In which We captured few prisoners was
carried out by Stafford and Cheshire
troops last night north of the Ipres-
Stalen railway" the War Office reports.
There was some artillery activity on
both sides during the night in the neigh
borhood OF Ia Nacquerie and east of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
PENNsY's JANUARY EARNINGS.

The statement of operation 10 .ao Penn
svivanla lines east AMI R,st i1r he ~
month uf 1918 shows -als.der,t.4c .-
creslses COMPARED Nith January 'l.
The statement follows
Lines last I0ta. prr4ung 7scnl'.
S2I .9I7 ..}54, GecreaSe. si..F'-J"O. luiaI
operating expenses. so. tD. -a] ncnJaa.
So 445, O64. Railway operation lere-s,t',l
deficiency S3.ihs,stoi increase. - +
-
Lines W,p, To,a. -p,fasng 7eyen-,.
81. IA. 4ti3. ,''g-..ss $3.50. q. 1It4
operating expenses. SII,slo.>.n. ncrvase
81 29S. N53 Railway opcnang, acrnas, a
deficiency, S2,17l.JOs, increase, rs. -
500.
Lines Eas, ana Wes. io.A a-a-
revenue. S3llg2.3I1 C,r 81
20 +ToIL Hp,rA-l.S 80
O,3. l65. pcrca-e Sn. -
operating Dcrea-e. ''o-
>47. ncre>.se. 'SIlU.
tsNN-, ,.,t.
Ra-4Na. pcratr- Nl'.t'.
los. iecra-. 81 -ANa.
.atlng eNu, s s. tt.~ lfta-
-. .Q57 nos N .tr trh-r
tarn., 81 H> ti- -.r So, -
t,r,... ,-..rr. #e..i, Sll-l
,-,..,, So. 362 145 SET lcum. irl
.era, S569t - ~asC 50 io- -
vInci4ung railway 4N 'tcrla.s. sc
speh1cncice
omparsUn s wals IS .n pret Iuas sta
is, including therein thy operating r0,a''-
Ia -hc Ph.laielphia. BALTIMORE y Wa
.ugtan Railroad wh.-h t-e ncl4aul t
PennSvNania Raiinlad operations 'r0m
January 7, 1918.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Automobile Theft.

An automobile belonging to w. J.
Fisher, was stolen from in front Of his
place Of business, Ninth and Orange
streets, shortly after noon today. The
loss was reported TO the Police, who are
on the look out for the culprit and the
machine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
West Brandywine Grange.

The meeting at West Brandywine
Grange last night was open it being
the night Of the farmers institute. The
speakers were Mr.. Blackford of Ohio,
DR. H. + Ewes and MIR Bausman, county
agent Mr.. Blackford spoke on the social
side Of farm life
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Elevated to Newfoundland See.

St. Johns, NF., Marchl Rev William
Charles White, for ten years rector and
stIb-tIean of the Cathedral, was consecrat-
ed as bishop Of Newfoundland today
Bishop White, who succeeds the late
Right Rev. LlewelIyn Jones, IS the first
native Of the colony 10 be elevated to tins
position.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
3 sNN-1l,t
PHILADELPHL, MARKETS.

By Assoclated Press % Ever, tNcnlas
Philadelphia Narh ! Batter '1st
western creamery eNtra -, ntarh5 nun.
fancy. 81
Eggs lower nearby ur,-e lo -, 81.
eIn hrsts, l00JalO2O.
Other ARTICLES unchanr,l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Vincent Hesie Receivers

Vincent Beste, superintendent OF the
plant of b. Beste, the pork packer, of 70S
West Eighth street, who was recently
operated on at the Physicians and Sur
oids and tonsils, has recovered sufficiently
70 be out again
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Meser,s CondItion Impro,el.

by Associated frtSS 70 ENtAS hNthh'h
Boston. Mass March / Except that
he had passed more comfortable night,
physicians attending George Won l..
Meyer former secretary of the navy,
who has been seriously Ill At his home
here for three weeks, said this morning
his condition was unchanged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Would Commanders Timber.

Washington. March President VII
son would be empowered "a commander
timber or lumber needed for army, navy
or Shipping Board, under bill ordered
favorably reported today bs the Senate
Military Committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
one American a Victim.

BY Associated FFesS 70 Every hNehinS
London, March IL The body Of one
American has been identified among the
573 victims of the disaster at the Hong
Kong Jockey Club Wednesday, saws 4
Reuter- dispatch from Hong Kong. The
stand collapsed and then caught fire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC SAFETY

during February the police made .3S4
arresis. Of which - were for drunkenness,
80 dl-orderlv conduct ] q assault and bat
icr 10 violating motor vehicle law, q
plavnC crap : non-support and one for
murder
The hrc department responded TO II
bo1 and still alarms oi FIRE during the
month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Return to Baltimore Office.

Wilson L Baker Jr. Sidney Alexander
and Edwin NJ. Bailey. who are connected
with the Internal Revenue Office in Balti-
more, and who have been here since the
first Of January for the purpose of assisting
IN filling out the Federal Income blanks,
will return to that city today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Ice Boats Quit.

The city ice boats, which have been
In commission since December %, have
gone out Of service with the disappear
ance of the Delaware River ice, and have
tied up at the House Of Correction piers,
PhiladelDhia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
kEYES WANTS a TOGA.
New Hampshire Governor Announces
Candidacy for L. = Senate

BY AsSOcIsted Press 20 kVtry Evening
Concord, y H.. March Governor
Henry W keyes today announced his
candidacy tor the Republican nomination
for United States senator at the primar,
in September. George II. Moses. formerly
minister 10 Greece. already has entered
the contest for the nomination on the
Republican side.
No party opposition has developed thus
far to the candidacy Of Henry Z. Hollis.
Democrat, whose term expires aeNt
March
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Case Continued

Judge Rice, in the Court Of Common
Pleas, today, continued Indefinitely the
case OF Willis Groome vs. Anthony Cor
leto. Automobiles owned by Messrs.
Groome and Corleto collided recently. and
Mr. Groome asked for Judgment for
minor damages sustained by his car.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Civil Service Examination.

\ eiYil service examination for clerks
tor field service viii be held in the Federal
Building al Ninth and Shipley streets, to-
morrow morning. SO far there are eight
applicants for the examination.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Cars in Collision.

Motor cars Of the JesSup Il Moore
Paper Go. and Pedlo DeSabastino, Of 100
West Fifth street, colhded at Fifth and
French streets yesterday Both machines
were slightly damaged, but no person was
injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
CHICAGO HOG NARHET.

By Associated pue, ta htrr
Chicago. Mach ilna w
A.. 600 uns, tlcG tuN in'tlt IT, IL.
hight, rs 6OOal6 rs. r.N-d. -. Y W
heavy l570al6 81, rough III '' ~
pigs. N lOal6.ll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Lincoln Highway Inspection.

Proposed cut-offs on The Lincoln High
way between Marshaliton and Newark
viii be inspected tomorrow by members
of the Levy Court and Assistant Engineer
Grubb.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
Ooer.ie on Iohn RrJmonI

s-y Associated Pr,.rs .o m. fs.n.nE
London March John NnumN nt,
tb,. Irsb I,,ler MI. uUuteh upon n
LONDON today lis conluon s etliai A..
fnrN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
WEDDINGS.
ILANCZYK-KOCZOKA

Miss Mary Koczoka and Alexander
Uanczyk, both Of this city, were mar
ried on February by Rev William
Temple.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
rnoIArE rO CLASsIFY.

DRIVER Appiy Turner Nrus laundry.
t3i-27 Nost scconi strc
DUNrZk tn th.~ citt un Manh a. VA
Harry " Duut.e.
Due notice 81 funeral SOD 's. sIFru
DOG Thoroughhrod FuA lWrIcr. ahyu
Is months old. Ftret Zen d1llaF uiN i~.~
her Asldrcss 4. -. boA a@a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-01
MeADoo HELPS VETERANS.
No Interference In Railroad rranspoT
tation Tor Bic Reunions

~ Associated Press ~ Every EyerfnE
Washington Marrh ilrrrf1rA len-
eral NcAcOo has lecided .he tunfru-
crate veterans hail lave u.sclai rate
and lo interference 0f transportation Gil
their reunion this summer ~ Tulsa. ikla
and that the Grand Armv 90 the Repurhe
snail have he same ior Is mc--ng
Portland. ore
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13
MRS. E. CAPES
PASSES AWAY
AT ST.. MICHAEL'S
Pneumonia and Brights Dis,
ease Immediate Causes
of Death.

Mrs. Elmer Capes, who has been
ill in q Grand Forks hospital for
some time passed away this morning.
She had been ailing with pneumonia
and Bright's disease for some time
and recently was removed to the hos
pital.
Mrs. Oapes was born, April IL. 1877.
near Pontiac, ILL.,, at the present site
of Graymont, Ill. She was educated
in tho public schools of Pontiac and
spent most Of her childhood days
there. Her maiden name was Ella
Jane Capes. On January 20, 1903,
she married Elmer Capes and they
moved to Dixon. III. Here they spent
five years and in 1909 moved to this
city. where they bought the Jerry En-
right farm, at the north. end Of the
city, where they have made their
home until Mrs. Capes' demise last
evening.
Besides her husband. Mrs. Capes
leaves six children. three boys and
three girls, to mourn her loss. They
are Olive, Clarence, Vernon, Gladys.
Laura and Lois.
Mrs. Robert Capes; her mother.
and her brother. Willard, OF Good
land, Ill, arrived in the city this
morning to attend the funeral
Funeral arrangements have not
vet been made.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13
AUSTRIA TREATS
PRISONERS FROM
ITALY CRUELTY
Horrible Outrages Described
in Dispatch to Embassy
in Italy.

Washington, May 13.-1talian pris-
oners in Austria ar esubjected to hor-
rible outrages. a dispatch to the Ita1-,
ian embassy from Rome today says.
Never in the history. Of the civil
lied world have such outragcs been
registered" it say The whole thing
seems to be a systematic effort 2on
the part .of Austria to destroy the
manhood of Italy. Austria is endeav-
oring in every possible way to sur
pass in cruelty n %ferocity all of her
accomplices."
The. dispatch says Italian prisoners
have been stripped and left without
food or a II wounded. Most of
Etheni die Of hunger and Of plague.
Tuberculosisli lis raging and thousands
Of consumptivesA fill, the concentra-
ton camps. When their condition
becomes desperate the prisoners are
returned to Italy in exchange for
Austrian prisoners whose condition in
Italian camps has improved. In the
last 800 prisoners tent back to Italy
from, Austria all were suffering from
tuberculosis in a very advanced stage,
the dispatch declares. >
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13
Five Local Men Are
Subpoenaed For Jury

IA list Of names OF the East Side
men to be subpoenaed for grand and
petit jury work wa sreco1yed from
lCrookston; on Saturday. Tho local
men are: Grand juEy--AITimothy A
sullivan. Joseph Jarvis. Charles
ipsqagne, and Michael Mcclure
Rett Jury-Wihlam story.
me grand jury will opengits session
on. June and thesspetit 5uty'vl be-
ginlssita work on June 10.
Thares are a. numbersof ia
lcorne up before the courtsthie session
dealing for.the most part WithEblind-
piE6tnx In the county. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Mrs. Edward P. sullivan OF MIN
,neapolis and her daughter, Dolores.
are In, the city visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Sullivan's mother-in-lAw, Mrs.
"A. Imam, On South Fourth street
A Gunderson. formerly In the en-
ploy Of the Kingman pharmacy Of
this city, but now Of Ninot n. d,
spent Sunday In tho city Visiting with
friends.
George Daily. bank examiner q
Minnesota left this noon for the Twin
Cities.
The Royal Neighbors are giving
one Of their Gplendid dancing parties
in the Commercial club rooms this