Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
THIS YOUNG ROOKIE
IS DOUBLY ACCUSED
Charges OF Desertion and Larceny
Laid to Christopher JarmOn,
Camp Merritt Boy.

Christopher Jarmin Is 4 young VIII
nIngt0n soldier, not very big as 10 inches
but none the less badly wanted by Uncle
Sam as dcserter from Camp Merritt
He has also been badly wanted by the
Civil authorities here because Of the
disappearance Of $40 from the home of
a relative in this city, the money being
the property Of a young woman, Myrtle
Luwton, who lives there, but IL now SER
iously III from influenza
The detectives have known for some
days of the disappearance Of the money,
as we'll as the fact that Jarmin was want
ed by the military arm. Yesterday they
heard he had been seen on the East side
If town and last night he was bagged
This morning he was stood up in City
Court before Judge Churchman and
held IN $500 pending further action ~
his case
Il IS understood tha he will be turned
over to the Camp Merritt authorize
with the understanding that hc be prpsc-
cuted by them for larceny n7 well a.
for desertlon
Judge Churchman, 81 the Same sitting.
disposed of the cases If four youths
Kenneth Fraser, Joseph H8l james
Cruu lish aud Michael Pierce, IN court
On the charge Of assault and battery pre-
erred by Park Guard DoughertYi Who ha-
rhargo 0f Conrad Part one cf fhe
four, Hall vas inder the age 1t which
City Court takes jurisdiction nd was
remandcd 70 III" custody q fhr Juvenile
Courf
II appeared -hai fIa youth. 90 trunk
and raised disturbance u Dnughcrtv
balIinlck aud whom be ordered hem
ont they attacked him one knocking
ont a tooth for him
Robert Harman appeared as Council
Tor Young Crnlish whose mother Has
3iso in court and made Z plea for 'enency
for hln EIo aid Cr8mlish sa. good
box hadn ever benn ii trouble before
ard worked lard ~ The Harlan plant
indeed lad PIT IN he whole ii he daE
and the night before .he Conrad Pork
episode a work nen nc and tho
others had gotten q drinking md landed
n trouble
Guard Dough aas qnrr 1lIhnc
70 'iet-up2 on the b9v- pHt II wanted
,hem made n under tand fher must
behave themselves ID hi- territory VI
this and tO Ir Harm4n Application
for paro!c fudge Churchman replied If
vas mya.-Ibe tor ltn lndes he law
- grant parole. but te could continue
thc s-a-e pending TIE prisoner. good
behavior ThI- y.- phaf he caHrt iid
after -ebr nl.ndng the bows tor rer
conduit and warning then that eonducr
such a- heirs lad becn especially attack-
q upon 4 uniformed officer would not
IN tolerated
John 4 Fentrres 4 trolley man faced
tho court On 4 charge II breach - pear"
nrpfarred bv af- eriie. Violet who ~aid
John lad been drinking and had abused
her .Tohl told the court ehat he had
fallen among bad companions and hat
hc realized ai- Arongdoing Hn ryaS held
under $500 Dcacc BOND
Joseph Nnschc. rharged with violating
I'm order ii he state Council of Defence
assigning Aim 10 work 4t the Pfl.ey and
Jones plant i d corenaker ar T2l = cent-
an honr was remanded to he egstody
If the Council C0mpuisorv work bureau
The nareau has been having more -
le.s trouble with Nit-che ever lncc y,
middle ii Illv and me last time lie wa.
assigned To j lob .IIdn urn up Tor work
Later lie vas found working tor one
ii rne railroad companies although
/ Ie.s Dav -han al assigned job Apparently
he couldn gpt along Tith ais fellow
workers lit P1ISey and Jone, ard9 II,
Sals he wants 10 -cav with he railroad
and, IS tie railroad needs mem ne nurea
doubtless Nil meet ll- wIsnes