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Evening journal., 1918-03-21
WOULD BLOW DUPONT
MILL: MAY BE INSANE

kyrlo Yusye, who claims he is RUS
sian Pole, was arraigned in Municipal
Court today. on the. cIa.- -c of disor-
derly conduct, and was held until sat
lrday in 500 ball. for further examln-
alton
Witnesses testified today that the de-
feudant held a suit case ~ front OF his
face and walked up Market street yes
ierday, blindly humping into pedes-
trisns. He Is also alleged 90 have said
ne would blow up the dupont powder
plah and cursed the United states.
Yusye told the court that he has been
In the lnited states four years and in
Wilmington at intervals, for two years
lie added that two United states sol-
Hers had robbed him Of $40. a pair OF
shoes and a Uisrt bottle OF whiskey.
Judge Churchman turned the case
over 20 Omcer Horace Mcdaniel auc
told him TO have the defendants san
lty looked into
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
WONDERFUL. SAYS.
BISHOP Of YEAR 5
C0NFERENCE WORK
District SuperintendentS Re.
port Progress of Method
ism on Peninsula
SEVERAL ministers TO
co ON Retired list

Special 30 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. March 2i-Most Of this
mornings session of Wilmington Meth
odlsi Episcopal Conference was taken
up with The reading OF reports OF Dis
trict Superintendent Robert Watt OF
Wilmington district. W. \. Wise of
Easton district and Vaughan s. Collins
OF Salisbury district. recOuniing a re
markable year I'm Peninsula Methodlsm.
A letter from Resident Bishop Me
Dowell brought greetings 90 the Con
ference. BlskOp Mcdowell wrote go
Bishop Bristol: After an experience Of
Delaware Methodlsm. YOU win lose
your taste FOR the prunes In other
places"
Bishop Bristol remarked that 70 was
strawberries hc was tasting In Della
ware.
The Rev. Dr. " s. Collins. superln-
tendent OF Salisbury District, read his
report.
Amid laughter. the motion Of Dr. Col
Inns That the district supcrniendents
pay for any space beyond i've pages
which their reports take up in the min
utes. was adopted
Dr. Collins reference 90 the need of
an automobile. a cruiser and a hydro
seroplane 90 reach the' churches on his
district, was applauded The announ
cement that Or. ". T. Corkran had
been invited TO Asbury Church, Girls
neld Md. was cheered by the ministers
nr. Collins said Asbury Church
salisbury, Md. had increased the solar,
Continued on Page Nine
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
MAN BADLY BURNED
BY EXPLODING o.
Post Office Employees Tear
Blazing Clothing From
William Thorpe
CHECK FIRE THAT
THREATENS HOUSE

Quick work on The part OF Frank
Span, clerk at ihe local posionlce,
yesterday morning saved William
Thorpe. a bogrder at the home of AL
fred T.. smith. of so. iO2 West Twenty
third street. from being fatally burned.
when his clothing imiied from eX-
about the kitchen of the smith home.
about On eSiichen of ihe smith home.
Thorpe. who was pouring ihe oil on a
stove I'M which a new fire was being
kindied, rushed into Ashton street. his
clothing anrc. just as Mr.. Splan was
passing the house.
Splan removed his oVercoat and
wrapped the form Of lhe blazing man
in 90. thereby extlnglishire the flames
Thorpe. however. was badly burned
he is expected 90 recover.
Dr. W. p. posles is caring for Thorpe
The kitchen of ihe smith house wa.
slightly damaged before Spian and
George pummer. another federal em.
ployc. could eXiinguish the blaze.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
legislature IN
BIC NIXUP OVER
Defense Bills
Benate Passes v harton Re-
solution for New Com
mittee TO Draft Act
RIVAL MEASURES MAY
Be REPORTED 70 SOLONS
speeIaI 10 THE EvENING JoURNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. March si-Presidcnt
pro tenn barnard, chairman Of The re-
Used statutes committee Of the Senate,
which committee with attorneys, has
oecn considering the Defense Council
oll passed by the House, stated this
morning that his committee would COM
rlele It's work on the bill and report TO
lhe senate regardless Of the Wharton
concurrent resolution adopted by the
.snatc Yesterday afternoon providing
,or the appointment of a joint commit
zee OF the two branches TO consider a
defense bill.
senator Barnard took the stand that
The revised statutes committee has al
ready done much work in preparing a
new bill and that this work would not
he stopped because Of Sepator Whar-
tons resolution providing for the joint
committee. He declared that he would
later report the result OF the commit
See's deliberations and that he was anx-
aus 20 get vote on the bill that will
Dc reported.
lie insists that the original bill as
passed by the House Is too drastic an,
shst the public demands that it shall
ne greatly modified before becoming q
'aw.
There was a rumor this morning that
.hc adoption Of the Wharton resolution
lesterday which provides for the join
committed 20 consider the original bin
Eas a move 20 try TO put through thr
Continued on Page Nine)
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
TrOtzky's trump Card in World Diplomacy
Which He Hoped Would Bring Revolution
in Germany is Exposed to RunS by Lenine
and Its Play Checked by Military Authorities.
Defeated, He Resigns Russian Ministry
CLASSES Won HERTLING AS FEEBLE OLD
MAN. TRYING TO LEAD NATION TO PEACE

democracy, has Just been unfoided IN
an It's dramatic details to the United
states Government.
II lsa story Of Trotzky's 'srump
card" IN world diplomacy-which fall
cd 10 net him the pot because Nikolai
Lenlne, his co-leader tipped OF his
hand"
Trotzky. stsked his an on a revolution
IN Germany. lie refused 20 yield N
Lenlne's counsel for n separate plunder
pact-abiect surrender OF Russian rights
with the Teutons lie prolonged The
meetings az Brest-iitoysk az he laid
the foundation for his last play. Lenine
let him work 40 the end he sought
But The German military authorities
were informed Of the program. On the
date sci for The great effort-January
25-Lonine did not accompany Trotzky
90 Brosl-Litovsk Tie awaited results
in peirograd.
Trolzky launched broadcast his ap-
peal 90 the German people 70 was
checked In rs prime hy the military
authorities. 70 never saw the llght
among The soldiers. n was suppressed
everywhere. But i found IFS way into
some parts of Germany aud Austria
Whether b. was tho cause or not 80 is
significant That the riots and strikes ir
Germany and Austria followed shor,l,
aflcrNard.
nut the military We're IN control
T, Trotzky saw his effort fail There ws
= not The great response DE expected. II
couldn't understand.
Ieniuc. however understood. Whe
Troizky returned DO pcirouad admit
tins failure Lcnlne's hand was strength
= ened Ills counsel was needed Russi
submitted 90 Gcrmanys terms am
TrOizky. Inundated. resigned.
Bui Troizkys appeal 90 Germany yvll
go down in history as one OF the mos
unique documents Of the war. Tn
q United Press today is able 10 presen
Inc official text OF the appeal IN con.
, nertion with the circumstance surround
ding us issue. Here 10 IS IN part launch
Continued on Page Nine.)
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
70 STIR state TO
Patriotic FElVR
DR.. Taylor Will Bring TO
DelawareanS Picture OF
War Torn France
SUNDAY NIGHT
MEETING AT QUEEN

spesking csmpaign tO arouse those
Dela,vareans who are set In letharBc
condition. and also 90 stimulate the en-
thusiasm and perhaps tagging patriot
ian, or others. will begin with "a mass
meeting i'm the Queen Theatre ON sun
dav evening under the auspices ol lie
Committee on Patriotic addresses
This meeting that will inaugurale
Statewide campaign with meetings lh
many down state towns and elites
throughout the afternoons ana evenings
of next week. viii have for It's cnici
speaker. Dir. N0nz0 Taylor, OF Wash
ington.
Meetings are to be held in following
towns Wilmington, New Castle, Dels-
ware CITY. Mlddletown, Townsend
SMYRNA. Dover Frederick, Georgetown
and some other point in sussex County
Dr TAYLOR Is not only a trusted gov
arnment official and diplomat but pos.
scsses that power Of oratory and skilI
al explaining things, so that his al
dresses are Interesting, educational and
above an enteraining.
nr TAYLOR was "a member oi bpione
Houses commission that President VII
son seni to Belgium and France lo se'
. for themselves what conditions We're
Dr. TAYLOR represented the Food Nj
minlstraiion, but his address on SUNDAY
evening will not be on food. conser
yalion will have It's part. bat his pnr
pose IN being sent 60 Wilmington i- q
rive some details OF conditions %
France and Bcleium actual war con
liilon- a-.ho has witnessed thgu
patriotism" will bee pr. Taylor
tonic and be- will discuss the war IRON
every anclc.
The presiding officer at The m'c'in'
e.untun.ec or Page Ni1rl
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
BY JOSEPH SHAPLEN
liled prnss star Corresnondeni

lnltel Press SIAN bulltHINNuFhtf
pETROGRAD. March 90 Might Sc
rious differences have broken out be-
tween Austria and Ukrslnla regarding
The division OF territory. according %
dispatches from Klen. received here
today. Austria has demanded a por-
lion OF The province OF Violin.
The Caucasian Seim governing body
lis reported "a have broken or peace
negotiations with Turkey.
German forces have been repulsed
near Noroshba. ON the KharkOn front
100 miles northeast OF Odessa and 800
miles south of Moscow strong attacks
have been made by Ukralnian secret
troops
A Russian telegraph agency dispatch
from Niadvosiok describes a meeting
in pekin March rs. said io have been
attended hy M ptlom. NJ. Guchkon
War Minister under kereu-hy Nd
miral Kolochack and Chinese and Jap
anesc generals.
phr Japanese representatives are said
90 have declared that tho entire anti
Bolshevik portion OF Russia b. demand
I ing Allied occupation of siberia as RAJ
/ westward az lrkuisk promising 10 sup
ply the necessary forces
The Japanese stated according TO th
dispatch. tha, America would receiy
lthe t-ssurisk rccion railway; China, On
easf Chinese railway and Japan. On
Amur region as far as irkutsk.
sporial Russian government for ine o'
rntied region was.discussed. NJ. Iho
vaii director of thc east Chinese raj
l,vay was offered ilie premiership Men
bers Of the old Dumq arc reported
have arrived at lIarbin 90 discuss On
situation
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
BISHOP LEWIS TO
PREACH AT GRACE

Bishop Wilson S Lewis, who viii at
tend ihe session of Wilmington NJ +.
Conference at Dover. VIII preach al
Grace NJ. Z. Church 90 the Palm Day
services
Bishop Lewis has been acquainted
with the Rev. Dr. Herbert 7. Randolph
for several years and 30 was former
associations that led 90 the Bishop con
senling 90 come io this city Tor ihe
morning service. This Is the ilrsi visit
of the Bishop % Wilmington since MS
elevation 90 ihe episcopacy. Tn inc
evening Bishop Lewis Will return 10
Dover 60 preach there
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
TIA board No. 4
MEN ICROBE Law
Many Others Who Fail 10
File QUESTIONABLE Will he
Sought by Police
| MEN UP
TODAY FOR EXAMS

The headquarters OF the city exemp-
ron boards were busy today. the task
of subiecting ihe Glass a 4 men TO the
physical examinations occupying the at
teniiun OF the physicians. Tho police
were busy seeking those who have fail
ed 40 nI out their Questionnaires for
Boards Nos A. 3 and g. The list of de-
linQuents from Board 80. , has not
yet been submitted
10 was stated today That there are
IA delnQuents in Board No .. The list
will be published IN a short time.
Daniel j.. Fairen this morning issued
The list of those men IN Board No. 2
who are Go report on Saturday Tor their
physical examination. This list follows /.
James Oliver. 9ii Lancasied Ave-
Frank H. Lindsay. 105 W 18Th s.
Thomas A. C0nin. 9O9 spruce -.
Eddie HAN. S21 Church s.
John Matthews. 3i6 T. 10Th c.
samuel j. nichcrsou. l07 Mechanic ST.
James 3. keueher. 633 +. Sih -.
William H. Bell. lOl Spruce -.
Lloyd % uWllon so p. fslh IS.
Leroy Rider. 500 p. 1911 So
Albert Siciscr. 2l9l Market 81
Ralph p. gildcn j2i T. iith 81.
Ernest g.. Brown. i27 r. liih 80.
Everett NJ. liln 3ii ~. Both ~.
Leslie b. nicAerson. s5ii Van Burcn
street.
John u Brown Sio Poplar So
oscar E. Peterson S3l Nauaevcr Ave
Herman o. Mason IS Mechanic 80.
William O.. Bowct. Glj Tatnall 81
Howard T.. sunni rs -l- ~. f9is -,
Sew York
Richard CuG. i0. o. 'it So
Niifam r Mr-fs-. -i tonss Build
Continued nn pags Nine.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
arrest NEGRO As
MURDER SUSPECT
Slim" McChaiI Detained at
CoaiesvilIe Pending Ex-
IlminatiOn by Police
STRANGER THERE
AUTHORITIES SAY

Giving the name OF Major McChaii.
alias "slim' "a Negro. was arrested at
the Coaiosvlue. Pa, plant OF lhe Mid
vale steel Company, at > o'clock This
morning ON suspicion that hc may Doe
wanted here far the murder uf The
Negrcss who was found Will her
throat gashed IN the Rogers ro8d near
Rose llill. on ihe morning of January
&C. This woman was never Identified
and while no one could be found who
remembered ever seeing the woman, d
conductor on a street car reported hay
Continued on page Nine
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
MR. KIRTI BUlS CITY HONE.

Charles C.. Kuriz vicc-prcsident OF ihe
Wilmington Trust Company. Who has a
country estate at Claymont. has bought
the residence formerly occupied by
Josiah Marvel on Van Buren street.
near Park place. Mr.. kurtz is now
having some alterations made and win
occupy the house during the winter
months
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
NEM nnARn nT mEALTH snnN.

Although Mayor Lawson has as get
not mentioned the personnel OF The
Board OF Health, which Doe is TO APP
point next month. friends of lleVson r
Lannsn. of ihc Tenth ward, are urging
him as n candidate for ihe position of
secretary of tho board. George W
Badcr. of ihc Third ward. also is De.
ing mentioned as a member of On,
board.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
MAs Tr IN EARTHOuAKEe

Was it an earthquake or an explo-
sion that shook buildings hereabouis
shortly before noon Yesterday There
was such a shake. and 70 was felt I'm
Philadelphia as well as I'm Wilmington,
but no earthquake has been officially
reported. and an munitions plants near
this city deny that any explosion oc-
curred.
thousands Of persons were excited
by &C.. Newspaper Offices were deluged
with inquiries. hut no reason for the
shake could Dc given.
Tho first iremOr at ii.30, was heavy
enough to rattle windows.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
MRS. FITCH TO sing HERE.

Mrs. J. a. Fitch. OF Philadelphia. will
sing i'm Firsl Methodist Protestant
Church next sunday morning and even
ing. Mrs. Fitch Is we'll known 20 the
Wilmington churches. The Rev F. r.
Tagg. A. M. j. d.. viii preach in the
same church. Dr. Tagg was the pastor
last year, but is now chaplain OF the
Maryland Legislature at Annapolis.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
rIRr DESTROYS AUTO TRUCKS.

Fire OF unknown origin destroyed
two automobile trucks IN the garage
of Z. Il. Pusey and Company. coal
dealers. at the foot OF Lord street
about , O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Tho district fremen responded TO an
alarm from Box No. 81. The alarm
was sent in by Fred Fisher, a member
OF the Reliance Fire Company.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
PATRIOTIC RALLY AT
ITALIAN CENTRE

A patriotic rally WIN be held AZ ne
italian Neighborhood House, Lincoln
street between seventh and Eighth.
tonight. Community singing. led BY
William p. White. viii be a feature or
iho rally. and there win be addresses
hy Mayor Lawson. General r Coleman
dupont Robert II. Richards and Joseph
NJ Armstrong, director OF the Worklng
Bows Reserve.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
THREE ACCIDENT VICTIMS.

william johnson, Of No. i0S Popla,
Street. was treated az the Homeopathic
Hospital last evening for a fractured
finger. Tony Terrodoni. similarly in
iurcd. was treated at the same hos
piial. John MolysH was treated at th'
hospital for foreign substance in tb'
eyes
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
nv noBERT :. BENDfR.
'niicd Press slan Correspondent.

Copyright. 1918. hy the United Press.
WASHINGTON. March 2i-The bold
effort of LEON Troizky former Bolshe-
Wiki commiss8y FOR foreign affairs, to
launch in Tho Teulon nations a rovolu-
lion which would saye the Russian
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
TALK DEPARTMENT PROJECTs.

Members OF City Council sitting as a
committee OF the whole last night. dis
cussed the financial requests OF the
city departments for the ensuing year.
Edward r. Mack, supervisor OF parks,
was present and explained the pro
iects under way by that department
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
ROARD FOIfR CIFRK III.

Howard Eston. chief clerk Of EXemp-
uon Board No. g. is confined 90 his
home by illness. Mr.. Eaton has been
unwell for several days, but had man
aged 90 remain at his duties
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
sIsTER CIAWs BRO rHERs RoDY

The body OF Raymond TAYLOR. who
died at the Delaware Hospital seyeral
days ago, Of pneumonia. was claimed
by Mrs Margaret Schsnell. his sister,
OF Frlitlsnd. Nd last night Mrs.
Schanell arranged 20 have tho hody
shipped 90 Maryland for inlerment.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
BRITISH LOSE NINETEEN MORE SHIPS.

BY the nted
on March 2-Brsh shipping losses in the week end
ing March 90 the Admiralty announced included eleven vessels OF
morn than GOO tons six and two fishing boats
IN e previous week. the fifteen ships Of more than
i6O tons and three under.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
RETURNs FROM CONFERENCE.

The Rev. Zach Wells. pastor of Wes-
ley NJ. T.. Church, today returned from
tho Conference session st Dover TO Of
nciatc a, the funeral Of Joseph Mere
diih. OF 40. 10 Sixth avenue.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
ALLIANCE MEETING.

Members Of the Women's Alliance Of
First Unitarian Church will meet at 3
o'clock Monday afternoon in the church
parlor7.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
mnnsF MNGnN Us Tms?

The police have in their possession a
small express wagon, which was found
yesterday at Eighteenth street and The
Boulevard Onlccr Pierce found The
wagOn
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
RFPUBS no MEET.

Republicans Of the Ninth ward Will
meet this evening in the offices of Mag
istraie Harry I. Gillis The call for the
meeting was issued by George l.. Wat
son. chairman of the ward committee.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
,onr PAY FoR PFNNsY co.'s.

Members % The police department of
the peunsylvanis Railroad Company
who receive 500 mnn,i. are i0 recci' c
siG rrrTaso 90 ia, tli. month.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
mn RARINnWITI Ill

Or. Samuel A. Rabinowitz, OF the
Temple OF Truth, is confined 20 his
home by grip.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
TRINITY AUXILIARN MEETING.

The monthly meeting Of the Woman $
Auxiliary will Doe held in Che parish
house OF Trinity CHURCH this afternoon
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
GERMANS LOSE FOUR SHIPS IN
MORNING BATTLE OFF, .DUNKIRK

BY tho United Press
LONDON. March 2i.-TwO enemy de-
Stroycrs and two torpcdoboats are he
iieved 20 have been sunk In action on
Dunkirk, the British admiralty announ-
ced today.
Two British and three French de-
stroyers participated in the engagement.
The German warships were lombard
ing Dunlirk this morning when they
were attacked by French and British
naval forces.
No Allied vessels were sunk, al
though a British destroyer was dam
aged. II was brought safely into har-
Dor.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21

DunIdrk Is on the French coast about
20 miles west Of the point where the
west front lines touch the North Sea
and about 30 miles west OF Ostend, the
German naval base In Belgium.
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
WEATHER.

Cloudy tonight; Friday, fair;
little change In temperature,
moderate shifting wiuds.
TOmorrow-FFiday
No Wheat Bread for supper
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
SELL SONGS TO GET
SOLDIERS SMOKES

"Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund
has been Increased s675 from the sale
n songs by Miss Frances Dougherty
md Miss Margery Stuart at the Ma
iestic Theatre. During the perform
ance at that theatre last Friday after
noon between The pictures, Harry Leon.
Of Baltimore. sang the songs from the
stage and the two young women after
wards disposed Of the copies 60 the
audience. The following contributions
are acknowledged:
Previously acknowledged ..... So, $50 90
u. G.. Lemon. 1915 West ST.. 80
Frances D0ugherly and Margery
stuart. care Of Topkls Dept.
store ........................ 6.75
Total .................. 50 3s7 %
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
RUSSIAN nED GUARDS MURDERED.

NISoIAN WtU NNAIDo MOIHIHIAfU
D., United Press
pETRoGRAD March 2O-Three Of the peoples cOmmissares
entrusted with organization OF have been
tu,s,erously murdered IT was learned today
Evening journal., 1918-03-21

S33S725
Evening journal., 1918-03-21
CHEER TROl zKY WHEN HE TALKS FIGHT.
by JOSEPH sHAPLEN.

rs,TB GRAD March 2O-CNigh-War Minister Trotzky adj
Soviet today, received the widest applause
4-n e pleaded for creation OF large Russian
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DOCTORS FIND RAISE
IN RATES NECESSARY

At Recent Meeting of Dorchester
County Medical association In
crease Was Decided to be Impera-
tive.
At a recent meeting Of the Dor
chester County Medical Society, held
at the Office of Or. Edgar A. Jones,
the sentiment of all of the physicians
present, and with the exception of
two members Of the profession, it is
believed that every doctor in the
county was present, it was unani-
mOuSly decided to increase the
charges for medical services in the
county.
The matter of the increase was
thoroughly discussed from practical
ly every viewpoint and by a compari-
son OF rates it was found that the
physician of today was receiving
about the same remuneration for
his services as did his predecessors
fifty or more years ago. This, too,
despite the fact that there has been
d very material advance i'll all the
things pertaining to the practice OF
medicine. A committee was named
to- prepare table of rates which
will go into effect July 1st.
The members We're entertained at
a delightfully."- appointed luncheon at
the Hotel Dixon, after which Dr..
Cecil Vest, the well known Balti-
more surgeon, read very interest
ing paper.
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CHURCH LOCALS.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Official Board of Zion NJ. E.
Church viii be held at the close of
prayer meeting tonight. Full at
tendance requested.-Adv.
The ladies Of Grace Church will
hold d strawberry and ice cream fes-
tiyal tomorrow Thursday night, lin
front Of the church. The Baraca Or
chestra viii furnish music. Come
and enjoy the eyening.--Adv.
DR.. Raud. of Russia, will give
a Bible talk Thursday evening at s
O'Clock, in the Masonic Temple.
What Does Apostle Paul Mean
About The Body of Christ, Which is
The Church of God. ADV. sgt.
DIR H. P. Raud will speak to-
night at the prayer service to be
held at st. Paul's Mp. Church, from
the subject, rs the Personal Return
Of Christ Probable And Practical
Thing to Believer" Everybody wei
cOme-Ady
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K. Of P. Elect Officers

At the regular meeting of Cam
bridge Lodge, No. 50, knights of
Pythias, held at their hall Tuesday
night, June 4, the following officers
we're elected for the present term:
Chancellor Commander, Carlton
NJ. Yates.
Vice Chancellor, VIM. 3. Yates.
Prelate, Hammond Anstlne.
Keeper of Records and Seals, j.
Everett Wright.
Master of Finance, c. c. Dali.
Master of EXchequer, James n.
Willis.
Master of Works, Edward L. Bran
Bile.
Master at Arms, VIM. r. Percy.
Trustees, Thomas H. Medford, T.
Harry Hopkins, Clement G. Rogers.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-06-05

Miss Lee Smith is spending a few
days in Baltimore on business.
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Escaped U-Boats

Mrs. Gordon Hutchens, who, with
her young son and nurse, yesterday
arrived from Panama, via New York,
to be with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Hooper, while Lieut.. Hutchens
is at sea, only made port few
hours before the sinking of the
ships by the U-boats. Lieut. Hut
chens had engaged passage for his
family to come home by New Or
leans, but on arriving there their
ship could not dock, owing to the
great number of army transports
departing for Europe. After slowly
cruising around Cuba and the Gulf
for eleven days, and being worn
with the strain, the officers of the
ship decided to come up the coast
and make New York, with the great
luck above stated.
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The DAILY BANNER

Published Daily Except Sunday
CAMBRIDGE. MD. JUNE 5, 1918