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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01
SWAN SONG SUNG IN
2,447 N. Y.SALOONS
6,677 Licenses. Issued Up to
Midnight, When Time
Limit Expired.

Bad as It Is, 1t might have been worse
is precisely the way George
Ehret. Jr., and Jacob Rupert, Jr., who,
between them. control 1900 saloons in
Greater New York, sized UP last night
the plain figures Of the excise offices that
reveal the falling on in the saloon bust
ness
Brewers Ehret and Rupert admitted
without argument that Old John Barley
corn had received a wallop that will keep
him wabbling until he takes the final
count, but they took comfort in the evil
dent fact that John was not put to sleep
altogether. Instead Of half the saloons
Of the city going out OF business. as
seemed likely a few days ago, only about
30 per cent, roughly. or from ~ to 81
per cent, depending on the anal returns
made to tho county excise ofices. Will
shut UP shop.
Late last night THE Sun. with the as
sistance of the Excise Commissioners OF
Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn
Queens and Richmond. was able to make
w the following table. which shows the
number of licenses of all kinds taken out
for tho year 1sl7-1e1s and the number
taken out for ls1S-1sls.
Manhattan Will he Wettest.
II 10 an interesting recapitulation. re-
veaiing among other things that Man.
haitian will remain the wettest Of the
f,ve boroughs and that The Bronx had
~flled to be the dryest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01
G. w. HILL ENTERS ARMY
Resigns From Rcd Cross I" TAKE
Commit ssiou.

George w hin Of NcH forN. ''''
president OF the American Tobacco . '.''
many. has resigned as director Of 'a' "''
partment OF foreign relief of the An''-.'
can Red Cross, according 10 an ~
nouncement from the War Cou'',' NJ.
Hill, who recently returned from ,'I'7
months trip through France aud ray III
The interests Of the Red Cross, is ''"'l"I
the organization 10 accept comm'''"'
as Captain in the motor 'ranspo'' -
VICE OF the army, >,
The War Council has nawed Nn"'
Gregg of Upper Montciair. y. d.' 20 -.
reed Nr Hin ~ head NJ ~" iore'E"
lief work, Nv. Gregg has heea ass
director Of the department for ~" ''-.'
elk months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01
NEW sKEELs EVIDENCE SOUGHT
Body of Accused Woman's Brother
to BE Exhumed.

The body OF Albert ]. II. wilkins,
whose sister. Mrs. Bessie Mae Wilkins
Skeels is under arrest at Andover. Mass,
charged with the murder OF school
teacher there; was exhumed at Cedar
Lawn Cemetery. Paterson, N. j., yester-
nay. An autopsy will DO performed I'M
der the direction OF Hudson county off,
Gals In an effort to determine whether
poison caused his death.
Coroner Nermeulen will hold an in
quest after n report has been received
from the physicians. Mrs. Skeels at
tended wilkins during his last Illness.
lie died at his home at ii East Twenty
second street, Bsyonne. July and was
buried the next day,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01
VIII Throw Ticket Sharks Out.

The policy OF forcIbly eJecting ticket
spectators who attempt TO make sales
D. the United Cigar Stores Company
Stores adopted by the company's presi-
dent, Edward Wise. will go a long way
toward breaking up the practice, Assist
ant district Attorney Talley said yes
terday In giving out a letter from Mr..
Wise. who declared that his mana gers
had been instructed to use force IL nee
essary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01
Naturalization Suspended.

County Clerk Joseph NJ. Callahan of
The Bronx announced yesterday that
for thirty days preceding election day no
persons will be naturalized nor will any
certificates OF naturalization be issued.
This applies to persons desiring to make
declaration OF intention 10 become Amer
lean citizens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01
Burglar. Get $4,000 in brooklyn.

Burglars blew the safe OF the Rialto
Theatre, the largest movie house In the
Flatbush section of Brooklyn. and es-
capped with $4,000, II was discovered
yesterday morning when a porter opened
the office. Detectives say the burglary
was tho work Of experts, The safe was
wrapped In a velour curtain to deaden
the sound and a hole was bored near
the combination lock for the insertion Of
the charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01
BATTLE WORN TANK ARRIVES.
French whippet. Here for Loan
Drive, to ne at Movie Exposition.

The first whippet tank TO arrive in
America was unloaded yesterday on the
docks and will be exhibited at the Mo-
ton Picture Exposition. which opens Oc-
tober 8, at Madison Square Garden.
This baby tank took part in the de-
feat OF the Crown Princes armies IN the
second battle OF the Marine. When too
battered for further service on the firing
Ene, the tank was shipped to the United
States by the French Government to aid
in the fourth Liberty Loan campaign.
Whppet tanks have been in service less
than a year, but In that time they have
been largely responsible for the sue
cessive victories of Foch's forces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01
MINIATrRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Surrey
STANDARD Time.
Sun rises......6:5i AN Sun SETS :+oPN
Noon rses....3:37 AN
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. $ so A NJ Gov. Island. s 50 AN
He'll Gste....s:42 A NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sand; Hook p. IL AM Gov Island. i: IL AN
He'll Gate...,2:37 pm
Note--The foregoing table has been co-.
rected TO conform to the artificial
time"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01
EVENTS TO-DAY.

Meeting Of the Bronx Board Of Trade
13Ith street and Third avenue. - N
Luncheon OF the Chelsea Neigh borhooi
ASSOCIATION. c5s West Twen:y-;hird street,
1918 =. ".
Ro. ~ Club, dinner, Hote' McApln.
Z =. NJ.
Daughters OF Columbia County. meeting
Hotel McAlpin. =. VI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01

Highest temperature, SIS. at l:i5 p. NJ
Lowest temperature, 90. at A. NJ
Average temperature, 5s.
Observations yesterday at United States
Weather Bureau stations showing atmos-
pheric conditions In the various cities:
Temperatures Veloc:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-01
Amusement Places Closed.
Tabulated Figures.

These are incomplete figures from
the localities where influenza was most
prevalent, showing the numbr OF new
cases of influenza and pneumonia and
deaths occurring within the last forty
eight hours:
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LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS.

The temperature in this city yesterda,
as recorded by tho official thermomettr /,
shown in the annexed table:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
WILMINGTON MAN
At NITRATE PLANT
Harold M. Veasey Government
Chemical Engineer on
Alabama Project.

Harold Nj Nensey, son Of ID anil Mrs.
BENJAMIN X. Neascy, has been nssiehed
20 important duties as y ovcrnmcnt chem
,c,l cng,nccr at tho S30.OO0,O0u nitrate
plant nj Sheffield, Ala, which ~ IN course
of construction. Having enlisted III the
ordnance department hc was hrst as
signed to Fort Mott. later being sent to
the Alabama works br. aud Mrs.
Ne,sev to-day returned from trip there,
where they visited their son and found
the project under way to hc most interest
ing. Ii IL proposed to take the nitrat"
ont of the mir.
MIR and Mrs John O'tonnor. ut 1l1
North Jackson street announce the mar
riapr If their daughter. Mary pton-
n,r to Sergeant Clarence Winfield Nash,
who "a stationed at Camp Leo. Virginia
Tho ceremony was performed ~ 81
Joseph 4 Church, Petersburg Va, on May
l3
Andrew Vincent DOnofrIo oi 5l1
Tatnall street. has iniurtcd himself into
the rank service uf tho National Army, nud
will I'll "A poaitiou of clerk IL that branch
of the service He enlisted through the
local exemption boards hrrr
Gerald Paul nnhcrty, " oil Nost
Eighth street. has hoon designated hN
Delaware College 81 cntct ~" olilcers
Training Camp. nt Camp Meade. Nd
Nr Duhcrtv +, graduate "i the WI.
mjne,nn High sSrhnnl C'oldoy tolloge and
nclawarc college during his school rours'
he t.,uk an active part ~ athicti"s; he has
been south for the past year N tho employ
of the ATLAS Powder y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
ORDERED TO PROCEED
WITH LINCOLN ROAD
Southern Section Subject Of Con.
ference at Levy Court
Meeting

Following s"cret session of Tho Leyy
Court today. announcement was made
that the construction ~ the Newark
Ilkton section ~ tho Lincoln Highway
will be started aa apyn ~ possible
Tho delay on that road, ono of the worst
IN tho state. was evidently the object ~
the conference. ier there wero present, iu
addition fo thc Ievy Court, Charles NJ
phap. chief engineer n Tho state High
way Cnnrut7eiun. Charles Grlilb a9eIa-
tanf county engineer. and representatives.
pf tho standard Bltulithir In. contractor
fuT that stTrtch 1f r0ad
Representatives ~ fho company told ~
handicapa ~ receiving material, hu' as
the situation ~ fhat behalf looks . little
moro encouraging ~ ylew - fhn fart that
that road ls onn lteed by the government
Trucks. Tho work Vas Ordered started
aq s0nn aa possible and tho company
agreed ~ Do -
Tho company representative y was
learned. carDe here A. the request - the
Levy Cpur+, which wae tlrrd ~ he delay
The levy Court insisted that work pro
coed on bnth sections ~ me- rpad A. onco.
which Il was announced will IT. done
At this afternoon meeting sorne actIon
viii probably he 'aken Yn tho matter n
rebuilding the Delaware river bank he-
tween Delaware City and Port Penn fpr
which the Jones CONSTRUCTION 90 has
submitted bid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
PLANES DROP BL OOMS
ON LUFBtRY'S BIER
Air Comtades Circle Down From
Sky to Burial 81 America $
Greatest Flict

nv Associated Press - Fvery Fyenine
With the American Army ~ France,
MONDAY. Nav % i'rfare the BODY q
Major Raoul Iufl,orY was placed ~ n
grave nrar a certain Ireuch village. Il lay
N state ~ a room of small frame tntid
,np Around u were hundreds ~ wreathe
~ flowers cent Nv American rntutadea.
Ftcnch aviators who had known him N
the trcurh army aud Is French army
corps
Atop all tho handsome Wteaibe was n
httlc bunch nf Wild taece and d4ietea -
vhirh was attached = pieae Il paper sap
lnr that u cano from MAJOR IufherY
ntdcrly and mentioning many kndnessns
With tears ~ his eees the arlcflY r8me ~
t. the ,aqket md revefenfly tlaced the
flowers nn i
The funeral of Major iftfhery ws@ most
impressive The pallheafers. three Amor
can and three French avintats. carried
The flag drared roiiin frum the little frafne
hmlding - a uiotnrear for the trip - tho
grave The procession wee led hv nm
American hand . eotnpany - American
Infantry lust ftum thetfenehea and fnfn-
panv ~ French Infantry Following the
coffin were 20n American AMI French Off
Gers. lnrlutlnp al of Major Iufbety's
coriI,anions u, the air aeryiee the Amer
can general commanding the sector north
woat nt Ionl aud trench general eorn-
mandtnE an army cntra
Tho party drew ~ at the grave and
wlnlc Tho aervIre was helng reed une
American aviator after another plaBed
down from the ely hs motor shut 1T
until he waa luai overhead tach throw
nut great lunches nf rel roses. which
nnntsd down ou tic satiln end tho bafed
hcada 1T tho officers md eaIa of tho
aol,ilcrp. who were dtawi. uE, NJ ATTENTION
vt the roucluainn II he servIrsa the
French general atcpped forward and -atd
"Dn Lahalf of my cutnradea IF thr
French army, wish t. inv feal'estfnl
traterual tribute Ia one uf tie heroes Of the
mir. who wRs v,rtorlous ~ tifnea, san 81
the nohe and GENEROUS republic Wheh
caluc to oar assistance to SAVE the liber-
uca IF the world
Rest peacefully, Major Lafhery. clnae
hy the martyrs to our great cause our
glorious example will inspire IN rs tie
swflt of sacrifice, till the dav when hiI-
maultys enemy shall he finally van
pushed C,aodhy
The Anerlcan general, under whom
Major lufherv once served rs a private
soldier. and tic thiet ot the aerial serstes
also paid homage to the dead aviator I9e
firing squad tired three times across the
grave, a buglcr sounded taps and another
huglcr, hidden III n nearby wood, eehoGa
IT As the sound of tie bugles died AMY
All was silence except forshe droung of The
machines Of Major lAlfhervs $ comrades
patrollng the line hugh nthe ar aud ofca-
sloually the dull hoomlng et distant guns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
HIGH SCHOOL SUIT
STILL BEFORE COURT
The Taking of Testimony Kesuin-
cd by the Judges This
Morning.

Before Judges Rice and Hciscl, IN
Superior Court today, - jury was called
upon to decide which side OF n SUIT Tor
damages over the addition 10 the Nil-
minston High Schoo should bc held re-
sponsIblc for unreasonable delay over
the mastering work inside the structure.
The plaintiff, the A. > Reed Il Bro. Co,
general contractors for the structure,
asked damages in the sum OF S2,3lI u
from the contractor Tor plastcrlnR,
George W McCaulley, Clarence W Me
Cauliev and Albert II White, trading rs
George W Met Caullev 4 Son, saving that
thus concern was guilty of unrCaSouahie
delay IN not clcctlng bctorr Il dld whether
To 90 on with the contract or 10 fcsclhd ~
after they had found the hmidlng not ln
shape for them To work m at rea&onahle
time after taking the contract
The defence, ON ITS side, contcndcd thAt
tn unreasonable delay was all ON the
part of the plaintiff the general con
tractor and that they. the sub-conttactors
were justified IN giving mp the work nj Tue
time they took that action
The amount claimed Is the d,ticrcnce
between the contract price for the plaster
work and what II cost the Reed concern
To have IT done after The MCt auilCy tT'u
quit
William : IIillcs and Edmund ;
Hellings represented the plaintiffs aud
Robert il Richards and William !.
Lyman the defendants
Finally. because Of the increased cost
Of labor and material. the fylng-up "i h''
entire working and huFncss organization
ON thus lnh which seemed tn hun never
tn 90 forward, his firm gave UP the con
tract.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
To REPAIR BRIDGE.
Washington Street Structure 10 be He
panked and Repainted this Summer.

The Levy Court today referred to
committee of the whole and the county
engineer the following buds for the con
structlon of an asphalt penetration road
IN the town OF ST Georges John /.
Clark of NIlmugt ton, s. 6o9 %, }.
Holhngsworth of Elsmere, s23 $50 b;
Alfred II Mcdowell OF Marshallton.
S2I.I79 81 These bids were based on
the present freight rates any Increase
made therein 10 be paid by the levy onrt
Similar disposition was made OF unit
bids submitted bv IL L bradford of
Edge Moor and the Philadelphia Stag
co. the National Stag Go aud the
nuquesne Stag Products 60 OF Philadel-
pima for slag to t~ delivered ia ear oad
lots at MiddIetown, the quantity not To
be less than 500 carloads nor more than
700 carloads
The county engineer WAS instructed 10
advertise for bids for replanklng and re-
painting Washington street bridge, for
gravel to toe delivered by boat for the
Fleming 10 the TaVlors bridge road IN
Backbrd hundred and for the recon
strlcton af eoncreto tume-Way at
Shallcruss mlldam. III St George )
hundred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
REPUBLICAN HARMONY.
Discussed al First District Committee
Meeting by Frank Davis

In the absence of Or Caleb Il l'avt0n
Of Georgetown. who was expected r.
address the Republcan FIRST District
1c,t,5 Committee. at its meeting last
night At tho Young Mems Republican
Club. frank Hall DAVIS of Dover was
the sneaker Dr LAYTON. It was stated,
had been called out of the State on
business
Mir Davis. Who Is considered one 81
the independent Republican leaders Of
Kent county, discussed party harmony
which he SAID Is desired by the Republl-
cans of tho two lower counties
District committeeman reported ana
several vacancies were filled, Chairman
Isaac " Bowers presiding The next
meeting will bc held on June :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
ASKED To HELP CITY
DepartmcntS Unable ia Get Enough Men
30 DO Public Work.

The Board nf Directors If tho street
and Sewer Department today instructed
the secretary to insert large display ~
cvcrtisemcnts IN Inc local papers requesting
the people to soil all refuse that IS Sale%sh'"
and to burn all refuse possible IN an effort
to keep the streets clean AMI "a assist
the citv during tho scarcity 81 labor,
II Is evident that tho street and Sewer
Department IL badly ~ nCed Of labor
President Sparks sald TO-DAY that tunes
were pretty serious II IS tho idea q TIE
directors 10 have the people of the 'Itv
Cooperate with the above request and
in this manner make II easier ~ the
collection of refuse
OF late number u cdmplants havr
becn reserved by the department @'tiaE
that repairs be maic 60 streets and that
streets be pavesi. b'lt Il was evident from
a letter read TO-DAY that if the department
should want 10 carry on thus work 4 wonld
nearly be m lmpcyll1lity lnfwmuch a'
the nitfd states Fuel Administration ha,
found II necessary - limit the use q
petroleum and coal II the manufacture
of road products
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
EQUITABLE TRUST
COMPANY CHANGES
Shifts in Official Force Due to Rc
tircment From Active Duty OF
J. T. Pennypacker.

The fiscal year Of the Equitable Trust
Co Just ended. witnessed SEVERAL
changes IN it's official stall notably the
retirement OF John + l'cuuNpackcr as
trust officer and secretary from tie active
duties ol this otlcr MIR lonnvpa'tcr
began with the company at Iis organ
tzatIou IN NprIl. 1889. aud has therefor"
gwen "a full ~ wears of service ~ 'ts l"-
half lie has ~ tbls long r'rI"d horu an
important factor IN building w the iarE'
trust business that the company mas
accumulated nud has mad" a Uid' Cr'l'
nf friends not only among th"~' WIN
whom, he has had luslness relations lu'
outside Of las ufhcc affairs aa we'll ahd =
wei and favorablv known nud Admitted
for ms sterling worth and excellent duhl
to-, In declining reelection 81 tt1s ''hf'
bc sa,I he fclt that the condition ot his
health would not permit hum to continue
louvor ms an active Officer lli4 broad
knowledge ot tho business makes hlln
post val,lahi, a. a ncmbcf of the board
aud vhIl. h, hands over 80 hl- trained
as.,4tanta the management "i tn" trust
department hc nevertheless rctans his
interest in the company as st"rkh"idor
and director
Tho board ~ recognition ~ hIa past
ecrvin,,,. vhch have heen so valuable
Al meeting np "Wednesday Nav -,
passed resolution expressing thcir
npprerIat,on ot hl- sterling worth end their
pleaq,Irr that he u still 10 remain as ono
d thcir body
Iran,l@ " Cooch. who has been assist
AIT trust officer for number OF wears.
~. hccn elected as Mr. fennvpa ker s
s,Irfr,snr as trust officer NJ "och
Il we'll known as capable aud cf'cl"ut
officer. with his long trimming and EcneFal
kuovlc,lga of the husIueas II admn'@-
trr,ur cs.atee Hugh NJ NorrA v1's'-
nrrsldent az tho COMPANY Vli have
Fpe.aaj 4upcr,lsion over the trust affairs
III connection with MIR Cooeh dvard
II Porter who has also served IN the
Trust Department md has had special
tralu.ug under Nj FcpnNraCkcr has
hc,n elected assistant trust otNccT hiH
staff having special charge II trusts
Ensures to the company the most caE"tui
ctNoteut and sat Asthctor1 WHhaErW'N'
ot thls branch ot lte business
l}trhsrd Reese has hceu t"r 2 Unnt''
II wears vlcc- -preeld,nt and treasurer
h4 dHtie> hereafter Vlil )'e se Vlro. press
dent with the general SUPERVISION ot th'
detnlis ~ the company lIarr,
SIrtprer has been promoted from tbs
position ot assistant treasurer e me more
important po-itso of treasurer llaN1'
~ HsJegts ha4 hc.u promoted ''"n
ASSISTANT ~rcrctar, to secretary
1arkiaud. vho hkevleo has long hcr', a'
orttpr remains As ass}stant treasurer
uth spreist supervision ot thc c|'rea
force aud foreign exchange department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
BAPTISTS BACK WILL SON
Stand by America and Allies TO
Guard Weaker Nations
From Tyranny.
~ Associated press to Every Evening

Nv Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Atlantic CITY. \ ! MAY - sup
port of the Federal administration IN Us
prosecution of the war Was pledged tu-
dav bv the Mort horn Hapust Convcutien.
representing 300 GOO mcmhrr- IN 81
States The war resolution rcad
Freedom and truth arc BAPTIST
watchwordz Hence VT viii sustain oar
government in tins war for liberty ard
righteousness with ali our resources of
men and money We stand ty America
and or noble allies for the rescue Of
weaker NATIONS from tyranny
Wheat conservation ~ Raptlst homes
and IN all functions held by The Baptist
churches Was pledged ST Of sol ~ttutes
was urged
The convention endorsed th' movement
for national prohibition President VII
son and Congress we're mcmurIalIaed 10
support the proposed Federal amendment
Delegatc> were told 10 unIte the baptist
forces of tt, nation Tor the movement
and to go into politics
The President was ASKED Ia CoIuWaHdwT
barley nov IN control Of the brewers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
CITY COURT CASES
Judge Finger Advises EstraRged Couple
10 Patch Up Differences.

Mrs lllly Brooks 10 City Court today.
charged her husband Thomas " Brooks.
with non-oupport. and Deputy Judge
Finger fixed a temporary order of S. a
week and advised the couple to try to
get together and to report IN court on
June ~
Frank O'Bara was To have had a
hearing on = charge of wife beating. but
lac failed to appear and & capias was
issued
Kasimer TuIlkowsll. aged "a wears.
was charged by his wife Annie. aged 10
years with breach Of the peace Judge
Finger advised the couple 70 see Humane
Agent Stout and get some fatherly adj
vice The case was dismissed "a pay
mcnt Of costs
William Wcndt was arralguod on a
charge Of disorderly conduct and was
dismissed on payment Of costs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
WHEN WILL CONGRESS QUTr7
President May be Called To Decide on
Now War IegisIsfion

Hy Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington, May n Indications to
day were that President Wilson may be
called upon t0 decide whether Congress
will remain IN sesslon after July 20 pass
new war revenue legislation M suggested
by Secretary MCAdoo.
Congressional leaders who conferred
with the Secretary yesterday were not
convinced If The Immediate necessity If
tho legislation and were diginclined 20
abandon their original plan ~ adjourn
ing IN July
Secretary McAdoo nj Tho same time
was naid 10 have been con Hidrrahly i'm
pronsed by tho assertions of leaders that
II would hn extremely difficult ~ hold
Congress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
Accused Of Selling LIQUOR to Soldiers.

Edward Farmer colurcd, Of Whining
ton, was gwen preliminary hearing he
fore United States Commissioner Mahaify
today on a chargc of furnishing intoxi-
eating liquor To soldiers in uniform. DAISY
Cherry, colored was also given hearing
on the same charge, tho two soldiers in the
] icing I'LL Ezra on fgds "1d r1aic and Ed~@Fd e."
A Of the Ordnance Department and are
stationed at tho Aberdeen Proving
Grounds, Aberdeen, Md Both the de-
PENDANTS pleaded not guilty and were held
under 5000 bail for the June term Of the
District Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-21
pyTHIAN DEMONSTRATION
To be One Of the Features of the Red
Cross Parade Thursday Night.

A notable demonstration Is 60 be made
bv the knights of Pvthias rs one of the
features Of the Rcd Cross parade on
Thursday night Arrangements have
been made - have all Of the lodges IN
the county. including New astle, Mar
shallton. Grubb's Corner TaIlcyvllle, &c
turn out. in connection with the NIl-
Inington lodges, the entire division to he
led hv the famous Harlan Band he
members Will assemble at PXthian aSile,
9O6 Vest street. at 30 o'clock
If permission can he had, devices viii
be carried in line for the reception Of
contributions for the Red Cross fund