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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-03-15

Frank Hartwicli. cashier of the Vernon
! Center State hank, was a business caller
/ I'm the city today.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-03-15
The Aurora Rorealis.

The Aurora Rcreaiis.
Manv people of Mankato observed the
magnificent phenomenon of the aurora
borealis last night. The weather was
favorable TO 2 splendid view.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-03-15

But above and beyond all else is
the Red Cross society itself. 1t is a
remarkable organization and it is do
ing such a wonderful work. It's mem
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
WESTMINSTER CLUB
HOLDS RECEPTION
Musical and Literary Program
Delighted Over 200
Guests.

delightful evening was enjoyed by
the members of the Westminster Club nf
Hanover PRESBYTERIAN Church IN the
Sunday school chapel of the church last
night The chapel was deliberately de
,nrutcd. conspicuous among the drc"ra-
tlons hclng a large flag from tn"
Manhattan \ group If tho Organized
Militia Of Delaware IN command OF Lieut.
tenant \ ~ Warmer attended
After the opening PRAYER Ivy Rcv
I. y Wugatc. greetings We're extended
To- the members bv the president Of the
club ! Il Itdmundsnu Taking part ~
tho musical numbers on The program
were Mrs Julia Ravnard lark, who
gave the soprano solo 10. Hear the
,icntlc Lark hv Bishop lrank ~.
Mason. who sang two ~chumaun songs.
Tho Two Grcnadicrs and Gypsy
Lave Song and EdEar smith who
sang. Whom Thou Nrt Near Me by
Iolr The three artists sang trin.
Ncmrry hv IsrSlI" t.enFE" g 3rlcn
favored The audience with ylaln 9ricc-
mons Mrs t,rorgr & uBucn was ac-
comran,.t for this number Mrs u n.
Rartou-lagcr was the acrampanlst ~
thc rvcuIug ~ music was exception
al, hnc. II. might BE- Judged from the art
1854 participating
Frederick ~ul2cr. ~ Philadelphia
lu H. h,Iuupu- selections won the favor
IA has auditors completed, ~ his fun
anal good cheer Following III" program
there wen, orchestra sclectlans anil The
serving ~ refreshments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
Try-out of Aerial Mail Route

Wilmington has been made au emer-
gcncy stop for the new aero mail service
by Postmastcr-Gcncra \ ) BurIeson.
Ne mails will be carried To or from this
city. by the new system. but the plan is
To have an automobile service IN readiness
So that should any Of the machines land
withn twenty miles OF Wilmington.
DO q any mlshap, the mails carried by
the machine might bc kept IN government
hands, and repairs. II possible, made 10
the machine Postmaster John ]. I'm
glish also has orders 70 the effect that,
should any of the machines land within
twenty miles Of this city, he shall call
the Bustlcton Field on the telephone and
have a new machine sent To the rescue.
Bustlcton Field Is located near hiladephia
and is the headquarters of the new system
of mail service The first mail by the
new service left Washington this morning
at 10 70 q clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
PRESIDENT THWARTS
WARCONDUCT PROBE
Would Indicate Lack of Confidence
in the Administration, Wilson
Writes Senator Martin.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening

Washington, MAY - In letter to-
day to Senator Martin of Virginia, Dem
rocrat,c leader in the Senate. President
Wilson declared he would regard passage
of the Chamberlain resolution calling
for an investigation uf aircraft and other
war activities rs direct vote al want nj
confidence in tho administration and an
attempt bv Congress TO take over conduct
of the war
'I deem it my duty 10 saw the Prcsi-
dents letter said. that | should regard
the passage of this resolution rs direct
vote Of want of confidence IN the admins
tration. The purpose which It undoubtcd-
" expresses has been expressed again and
again IN various forms during the prcScut
session and has always seemed to origin
ate m n rDotcd dIstrust Of those who are Mt
present in charge of the executive tuuc~
tions of the government. Those executive
functions are yrrv clearly understood,
They have been defined both nv the con
stit,ltion and by long experience, aud no
one can doubt where the responsibility for
them lies or what the methods are. hv
which those who are responsible can he
held To their duty
Such activities on the part ot a part
cular committee of the Scnat" rs this
resolution would look forward 10 would
constitute nothing less than an attempt
to take over the conduct Of the war, or
at the least 50 sllpcriutcud and direct and
participate in the executive conduct of u
as To interfere IN the most serious way
with the action of the constitute executive.
| protest most earnestly against the adop-
ton of any such action and shall hope
that every senator Who intends Ia support
the present administration IN the conduct
of tho war. will vote against 1T Those are
serious times aud It II absolutely ncces-
s,ary that the limos shall be clearly drawn
between friends and opponents
The only investigation planned hV tic
committee which met today 10 appoint
subcommittee to take charge. arc INTO
aviation mrcraft patent llcrnsrug ord
nance production AMI tho q,lnrtcr1nastyr
generals bureau These inquiries arc
regarded hy the committee rs contnua-
tions divided luto separate branches IT Its
recruit inquiry
The subcommittee which Will invc~tf-
gate ordnance production loft today
accompanied hv assistant Sccrctar, nf
War Stcttinius and MAJOR General Wi
Hams. acting chlcf Of ordnance ia inspect
the Bethlehem and Nlivalo ordnance
plants
Senator Chamberlain Indicated that
the Senate Wcr" - refuse ~ pa~- an
amended resolution giving thu military
committee authority tN conduct tho lu
oulrv hc would not attempt to pres me
ARM inquiries further
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
HAPSBURGS LOSE HOLD.
Austrian Emperor $ Attempt 70
Rcasscrt Independence OF Mon
arch Doomed 10 Failure
u, Associated rrc~q q rverv Evening

~ AEEtTtHtFH AffNs - FNRfE FEentug
London Nav r. ~ the meeting If
Emperor William aud Emperor hairless.
the nailv thrnnrIe says apparently q
stel, WA taken toward formally defining
and recognizing the snhsofy.ent relations
~ tho dual monarchy toward tho German
lnpirc
IN independent Ausftla Hungary.
the newspaper adds n impossible
Chiailv bcc3uqc not ono Of Is constituent
uatlouahtlcs wants At The Naatr.,4f or.
MAN and Magyar dominant fnlUoritrs
ulhug over Slav naIorltlca le not want "a
independent monarchy. but u monarchy
dependent on Germany which can help
them maintain ther unnatural position
ON the other hand tic zcch-
Slovaks and jug ,-Slavs d. hot want a
dual monarchy ia any form. independent
or otherwise They want mdependcnt
2cch -Siovak and iugo-Slav sts,t4s lie
tween these two schools any attempt ~
Emperor Charles t. rcassert the nde-
pcndoncc Of the IIapsburgs IS Doomed to
fail hcIplc,g,ly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
BUILDING PERMITS.

IulIing Inspector Preston has ssuod
the ioiinalug permits
Joseph Hess fl nakc additions ~
dwelling II 2a2 West street - ensi sIO75
Glmite II IlndaIl 4 son Will bc the
builders
Giuseppe DC ~fofauo to make m ri
diiioa {. house u Coz Washington street
G. c.s.i 500 and to build j garage IT The
rrfgr - fhc property - cost 5000 Philip
II lynch - hc the b,nidcr
Mr. + IS Pryor - make IN addition
10 dwelling II 81 North Harrison street
- east $500 Mrs Pryor will furnish
builder
Pasey Il Ioues 90 ~ build = store
si4el II tho foot u Poplar street 10 cost
st5o The company builders wil 10
the work
Santc Peterson to make .n addition
- dwelling # TO Vest Eighteenth
street e. cost $500 y Dangcl is the
rehtecf and David Dangel Sons Go.
wit 30 the builders
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
TROLLEY FARE OPINION.
City Solicitor Advises Utility Board in the
Matter

Tho Bonri # puFlio Utility nm
iniasiouera haz received an opinion from
Cifv Solicitor PayarI m rcply tn thr
board's query. IS ~ whether Il Laa 4
right ~ ~ pn The petition n fhr Trac
tinn Go for permission NJ increase Tho
railway fare FROM FIVE - sv cents
This Fnuch wac irrnifird to-day ~
President McMulrn If The board. hut
he card THE opinion wil ~ r. made
public until & ran 10 presented ~ the
board ~ meeting which vil ~ hold
IN /. day IL So. ae soon as certain ipForrna-
ttnn I" liz supplied hy traction experts
- received ~omr ~ these experts were
hcrc yesterday. N conference with rnprn-
borv nf thc board and they arc rxpcctcd
~ report within two DAVIS 7 ms. how
evrr. - mot the result ~ survey ~ the
local system rhirh Il "a assumed viii
~ made before acting IN tho request
provided Il Il held that the board has 4
right - art
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15

Wilmingtonians Entertained by the Mem
beers of the Church Club.

The Wilmington spokcs in the Rotary
Club wheel. 40 strong. visited Chester,
Pa. last evening as guests OF the Chester
fellows" who entertained them royalty
with II dinner ut the Spring Haven
Country Club house
Ex-Mayor Harrison W Howell was
spokesman for the Wilmington dclcga-
ton II ~ Rust. governor of the Dis
trict Rotarans. was present. The speech
of the occasion was made by W. T ELLIS,
the we'll known writer, who returned only
Saturday from transatlantic trip. which
included look at Russia. and close
touch with the Americans on the fighting
line III France, for whom he had high
praise Ills talk was vivid and made a
great impression.
Later. the phenomena of rotation of
spheres IN aerial flight and on lrrcgularly
plane surfaces were cXpCrnCntally in
vcstigatcd hy some oi the members on
the golf links
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15

William b. Dodds Was arrested on
SATURDAY afternoon by Albcrt I Dlllaha
CIuC Field Warden for using set Inc
In the Delaware y Chesapeake Canal
which Is q direct violation Of the State $
FISH laws Dodd, was arraIgncd IN Magls-
traJc Brennan court yesterday afternoon
and WAS fined SIi and costs The lne was
set III he ranal near tho Delaware railroad
bridge was about 800 wards long, and had
over l20 hooks attached "a II Walter
GccIo. who was arrested with Dodds. on
The same charge was dismissed when
Dodds told he court the line belonged TO
hmm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
IMPORTANT MEETING OF
SH|PyARO LEAGUE HELD
Schedule Completed and Eligi-
bility Regulation Fixed for
All Clubs.

The playing of professional baseball
| players, several of whom were ineligible
| by reason Of not being bona -iide employees
! was the subject of strenuous debate at a
meeting Of the Delaware River Ship
! builders League last evening IN Phila-
| dolphin After wide discussion aud
latitude several changes were made IN the
bylaws and The stringent eligibility rules
, were modified somewhat The following
change was adopted
Il intil june 10, 1913, MI players whose
names are reported 10 the sccretary by
that date are eligible to play after two
weeks employment Thereafter ono
month must claIso between date If ON
Payment and date Of playing
Manager Gallagher, of the Harlan
Bethlehem ShiphuIlders Club. sad that
Joe Jackson. rccentlyof the White SpX, viii
not play with the Harlan representatives
If the Shipyard League but will play with
the Harlan Club of the bethlehem Steel
League Manager Blle5. Of rraylor, vs.
he will play Gllen. the Detroit recruit. IN
this week g game lie waa kept out last
Saturday to conform with the rules Hog
Island viii pitch BENDER ri any tnc
The new complete schedule follows
MAY ~ Hog Island NJ Harlan
Bethlehem Steel. Merchants at Sun.
hester at Navy Yard, New York Ship
ct Traylor
MAY - Hog Island a. Navy Yard.
Iravlor At Merchants. IIarlan-Bo Bethlehem
Steel at Chester, sun at New York Ship
June log Island NJ sun Now York
Ship NJ Harlan Bethlehem Steel, Mer-
chants ~ Navy Yard. Chester ~ Traylor
Juno Hog Island At rraylor, MGR
chants II Uaflau-H othlehe-n Steel. Chester
At sun. Navy Yard At New York Ship
June - lTaflan-Bofhlchern Steel ~
Hog leland. sun ai Merchants Navy Yard
NJ hester. Irayor at New York Ship
Juno - Navy Yard N Hog Island.
hester At Harlan Bethlehem Steel, New
York Ship IT SUN. Merchants ~ Tfaylor
June 20 New York Ship NJ Hog
Island Navy Yard ~ sun. Merchants
II hcatpr. Harlan lirthlohom Steel ~
fraylar
luiv q Hog Island ~ Merchants.
Harlan Iicthlehem Strrl n sun, Traylnr
At Navp Yard. Chester n Now York
Ship
IuIv II Chester ~ rrog Island.
Navy Yard n HARLAN Hofhlchem Steel,
Merchants - New York ship. sun ~
Traylar
Iulv - 10y leland ~ Tew York ship.
hester ~ Merchants Fraylor - sun,
Harlan Hethlehcm steel N Navy Iard
July r Merchants ~ Hog Island. SIN
~ Harlan Bethlehem Steel. New York
Slit II Chosfrr. Navy Yard ~ Traylor
august ) Hog Island ~ Chester.
Traylar ~ Harlan Rcthlchem Steel Ncw
York SLIP - Merchants. sun At Navy
fari
August 10 sun ~ Hog Island Navy
iard II Merchants. Trqylpr ~ hester
Harlan Rcthlehen Steel n Eew York
@Itl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
FIRE AT WORK HOT 81.
Slight Blaze in Women Workroom
Which Caused Some ommoton.

slight fire. the result of a fuse plug
blowing out occurred At about =
clock lati night N the women 5 sewing
room NJ The workhousc Some clothing
was lgnued and DESTROYED causing n
loss Of about So covered hv Insurance
The workhouse tire brigade quickly
cNtinguishcd the flames
Though no person Vas IN the room at
the time the smoke communicated t.
other parts OF the institution and caused
some commotIon, but no real alarm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
IMPORTANT OPINIONS
Two Handed Down This Morning
by Judges Pice and Heisel

Judge Rirc and TTeiseI this morning
handed down opinions Ia two ,agoe
argued before tbrrn IN Monday, dprirg
argument day. whirh sre ~ evcrrding
interest - lawyers
The FIRST delivered ~ Judge Ri~e
was IN au auryeol from tbe deciziee, ~
justice n tne peace On Judgment oh-
tainrd bY tho Wilmington r,as M
against pnc Harry Amnest Arrnest' :
appeal was ~ tho ground that Che jrr~fice
had ~ Jurisdiction
II diup'sslng tho appeal. .Indge Rioa 8
opinion sajd
The defendant moved n dismiss the
appeal for the reason that y does nnt
appear from tho transcript Eled Is this
court hat either The plaintiff ~ dsfauiant
was ~ Wilmington hundred or ~ the
hundreds immediately adl0ning. az re-
CURED ~ statnte
@erfion zoos. Rev Co-ie 1915. pro
videz ln part that m action shall ~
brought IN maintained hrforr any Uistice
81 The peace appointed for or residing in
any hundred NJ <c-v agtle county. against
any person who dnes not reside within the
Same hundred cf he SAID juvfice 0f the
peace Or within The hundred immediately
adjoining.
lively lflkfGlf'lE iis any fsFINN klseA
may he given or entered hv any Justice
pf the peace appointed FIR or residing n
any hundred ~ The county aforesaid.
against any person not living or residing
ID the hundred ot : be SAID IIstice ~ tho
pcace. pr in % hundred Immediately adj
lulnlng, except for criminal offences, shall
5c you'd
Provided that nothing IN this scr
ton snail dphnr any bona 6de resident
of my hundred ri sand county who shall
have resided their Tor sixty days, from
bringing action before any justice Of the
peace VINO may reside n SAID hundred.
against any person residing n any hun
drcd n he county aforesaid for any ao-
sion authorized by law
The residence Il the parties ~
iurIsdlctiona fact p clvl TRIALS before a
Justice 0f the peace Ia this county, and
under he provisions 0f the statute. sub
ject 70 me terms of the provisO above SOB
forth. the justice enters Judgment
against any person not living IA the
hundred ~ the Justice, n IN the
hundred immediately Joining, the ludg-
meut Is void.
lhose flcts necessary 20 give the
. latIrr jurisdiction IL q case should appear
uu the record Jf the Justice, and IN the
transcript Of the record on appeal. The
failure It tile transcript this case 20
show either the residence IF the plaintiff
% The defendant 20 be in the hundred Of
-ae ,ustlce 5r in 4 hundred immediately
adjoining, is fatal.
HTNUERER VS. Jones'.
The opinion handed down BIZ Judge
lIelsel was on point of Jaw involved ig
yhc case Of Hinderer VS.. Jones. and SAWS.
The defendant below pleaded non
aasumpsit, payment, former recovery,
set-otI and statute Of limitations
Ton March : the plaintiff below de-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
NOTED STAGE FOLK HERE.
Appeared nj The Playhouse This After
noon for the Red Cross.

The distinguished east Of out There
arrived in Wilmington nj 80 O'Clock
today and tho following Wilmlngtonlans
used their automobiles to convey the
actors and actresses to the Hotel du Pont
Harlan G Scott. Mrs benjamin Nitlde,
Col T.. G Buekncr. II II NJ Carpenter.
Mrs. 7. l., Doremus and Harry Parting
ton
On their arrival at the hotel the stage
notables were registered ON a special
register supplied hy Manager Taitc
out There was given nj The Play
house this afternoon for the benefit Of tho
Red Cross
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15

The southbound airpltnes passed owe,
Wilmington At LBS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15

Taxi Hits Trolley nj Third and Monroe
streets, Woman Being Severely In
iured.

While taxi cab ~ tho BIRD Compan,,
was coming east on Third street NJ 10 ~
O'Clock this morning H. struck car IF tho
Maryland avenue line, al Monroe street.
and as "a result Mrs Peter Colbnrn. If 32s
south jackson street, "a confined 20 the
Delaware Hospital, with bruised check
ond probably internal injuries.
The automobile which waa driven ~
James Patched, struck The car hard and
knocked the trolley car III the trnrks
pointing east and wcat. iust the optoaiie
direction 90 which II was going The car
was 80 charge 81 rn0torman Howard LeRg
and conductor Orlando Darby. Both tho
car and machine were damaged
Traffic on the trolley line wap tied No
for aome time whlo the car was being PIT
on the tracks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
co To FEDERAL OFFICERS.
Disposition Of Case Of Negroes Arrested
on Circus Grounds.

Harry Rodgers, Robert West and Loalie
Williams, all colorcd, who were arrested
at the circus grounds ON Monday ON
charges of larceny, were dismissed IN City
Court today, when Assistant City Solci-
tor Malloy, entered nolle prosqui
They were, however ordered turned
over To the custody Of the United States
marshal. as they were unable Ia produce
registration cards. although of draft age
Frank Rodolsk and Frank liorzyk,
soldiers guarding local shipyards, were
arragned on charges of assault and
battery They were alleged Ia have
attacked Michael Pose, also n solder
Judge Churclman ordered the men turned
over To their commanding officer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
{ Oming Marriage.

Announcement has been made that
Beatrice Ellen Foulk aud Benjamin
Franklin Morrison will be married Thurs
day evening. May 30, 1T the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Lambert
J. Eoulk, No. 1919 Madison street
A reception viii follow the wedding
The Young couple will reside at Water
town, Mass, whittier Mr. Morrison re-
Gently went 10 engage III government
work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
Al To HITS BOY.

Jake Rlugapis, aged SIX years. OF 1913
fatnall street he'd his ankle sprained yes
terday afternoon when he WAS struck
and knocked down by an automobile
belonging 70 Tanner Bros, 1t Tenth &
Orange streets The police patrol re-
moved the lad to the Delaware Hospital
Walter. Stratton of Fourth 4 Union
streets, 2 negro, aged Ii years was taken
to the Delaware Hospital last night.
The boy was riding bicycle when he
fell and injured his left leo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
HOME WEDDING.
Miss Pauline lay BECOMES Bride ~
Lieutenant j g. FrkIes

The marriage ~ Lieutenant John T.
trkles and Miss Pauline Clay took
placc yesterday Az 2 20 = n ~ the resi-
dopco ~ the brlde parents Mr. and
Mrs William s C'lay, I2l North Rodney
street The groom j. "a son n the late
Il Eckles and Mrs Fila Il Frklcs
IT 100 south i;roomc street. IT. Is =
first iioutcu-nt ID Go Il. 18th Pioneer
Infantry, ~ amp Div The marriage
ccrrrunny vas performed hv Rev John q
Lane Of Andnyer. N ! formerly pastor
IF tie OlIvet Presbyterian Church, At
Fourth and Iiroone streets
After The ceremony the Young couple
left on their wedding trip ~ Atlantic City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
S|XTUS PEACE NOTE
IN COMMONS DEBATE
Discussion of the Highest Import
ancc, Manchester Guardian
Declares.


IFTT7-'I 49, ~ fFI'7T TITT-TTFT'T
london, Nav > Tho Manchester
Guardian says that tho peace offer made
10 Frxncn laef year bv Austria. aa re-
vealcd recently IN the letters written by
Emporrr Charles ~ Prince Sixtus wlIl
form the subject ~ a debate uf tho highest
Importance ~ Tho Iiulsa ~ Commons
Since the publication ~ tho Emperor s
Letters tho question haz hccn raised
whether the Austrian Offer should mot
have received greater attention
and especially whether President Wilson
should not have bron consulted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
BELLS CAUSED EXCITEMENT.
Ringing for Notification Mistaken for
Alarm Of Fire.

Following he Fire Depart ment ciec-
ton last night he tower bells on several
If the tire houses were r1ing TO celebrate
the election ~ the combine ticket
Not knowing ~ the jolhhcahon.
large number II persons counted what they
thought u be m farm from box 10.
At Eighth md " ashlpgton streets. and
hurried there, but, 81 course, found no
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
Aliens Now L. y. Citizens

In the United States DistrictC curt today
Judge Edward Bradford presiding. the
following naturalzcd aliens were admitted
to citizenship; jacob Bctanskv. Russian
Johu Mortimer. Scotch Archibald :.
Russell English; George IL Slade, En-
gIlsh, Giuseppe Sanford, Italian; Stan
islaw firgolski Russian Jew; benjamin
|. Gordon, Russian Jew, Frank Becmer,
Jew. and Carmine Annone, Italian. All
were Whining tonians
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
STATE DROPS CASE
AGAINST Geo. GREEN
Kazantas Found Guilty III
General Sessions Court
Today.

BEFORE Judges Rice and Ileisel. to-day,
| GCorEc kAzantaS, put on trial Yesterday
| with his partner, George Green, on the
| charge 81 Keeping and exhibiting gaming
| table ut the Greek restaurant they run on
| the second loor Of Sli Shiplev street. was
| found guilty 10y The jury which listened
| to the evidence.
During the course of the morning the
| State abandoned the case against Green,
entering a nolc proscuul because the
| evidence adduccd had failed to show he
! had guilty knowledge that game was
| going on IN the place Of which lac was part
! owner
The defence put up bv Mcssrs. Ball and
| Garrett. who appeared for the men, WAS
that the gambling Detective Sergeant
Green and his men found going on when
they ral,lrl the restaurant on the night
uf March i0-ll, was a purely social game
ono witness testified that he had won
S2In There on one occasion when he
played, and this was referred to etronply
hv Deputy httorucyI General t,rccn IN the
States final summing up ~ indicating
There was little social quality IN the play
Aftcr the verdict was handed IN motion
was filed for arrest Of Judgment and a new
trial FOR kaaantas
When the case was resumed this morn
my Deputy Mtnrncv-( General Green re-
called Matthew Cohen to tho stand Wit
ness testified that he had been invited To
20 To kazantaa and Green restaurant
on tho night ~ tho raid and when hc
reached the room he found the game NJ
stud poker ~ progress lie merely sat
down nj the table. lie Faid. and entered
the game
James brown testified that IN game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-15
L hree More Enlist.

Peter Propco Of Wilmington. Richard
palma and James Dillon of BROOKLYN, y.
y, and James Alexander Of E.lkton. Md.
have been accepted At the local army re-
crmting station authority has been
given the commanding officer Of the
station to accept qualified men for the
1924 Engineer Regiment which i to be
engaged in the Military Mapping service.
Quite a lit:le technical knowledge will be
necessary to qualify for this branch Of the
crr,Ftgp