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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
LENR0OT LEADS BY
2,326 IN WISCONSIN
Virtually Complete Returns Give
Him Safe Majority Over
Thompson for Senatorship.

Milwaukee. March u More or less
complete returns from every county IN
the state tonight sustained the lead of
Congressman Irvine / l.cnrool, lovalist
candidate Tor the Republican nomination
tor | nlted states Senator in yesterday
primaries
Related returns gave hmm *. % votes
al $50 more than received by James
Thompson. the LyFollcttc candidate
Thompson dld not cnnocdc defeat
pending complete returns, but al Nam
ncttc d big meeting Of farmers greeted
iAnroot. who addressed them, n victor.
aInld prolonged cheers Mr.. Lcnroot
d,nlcd A rumur that, tn make certain ot
defeating Victor Berger. tho Socialist
r,ndIdatc v ho J. under indictment for
.llrgcd yIolation of the espionage act he
would withdraw III favor Of Joseph r
Dawes Democratic candidate
pE>IE, WITHDRAWAL REPuRr
The report that would Withdraw III
favor 81 MIR Dawes i absolutely without
foundation lie ~aid "Nc have made
the hght IN the Republican party on
the LOYALTY issue and have Won 1t. not
vlthstandlng the efforts of certain PARTIES
To place the stamp III dI~loNai'H upon
tho Republican party
On tho facc of he latest returns Davies,
the Democratic candidate. had -, LIS
vutcs compared with lI,163 Tor l)r
Charlrs Met arthy The same adviccs
made the Berger vote 5n,o4J
Complete returns from Dane cuuu y.
including Madison. the home oi Senator
lafollcttc. gave Thompson Ii lead q
80 over l.cnroot
Madison Is also the home ii Dr.
Charles McC arthy, Who was defeated by
Joseph T. Dawes for the Democratic
nomination Mccarthy lost the county
bl only - votes
Joseph Davies. the Democratic
nominee, made public today q telegram
Of congratulatIon from Speaker Champ
Clark
SOCIALISTS F1vE-roLD GAIN.
An outstanding feature OF Yesterday 5
loyalty primary was the hve-fold IN
crease IN the Socialist vote In Mil
waukec. Berger, the Socialist candidate
ct ncavllv INTO the Thompson vote and
I,bli,-d practically as many as Lenroot
and Thompson together The Mliwau-
kce vote on faIrlv complete returns was
Berger lj.4g6 Thompson, 9.9l7, and
lcnroot, 6.ISl Il was generally CON
ceded that II w4> only the heavy Social
Ist vote which prevented the nomina-
tiOn ut Thompson by All unmlstakable
margin
In The state Legislature tho Socialist
members ordinarily vote with the La Fol
cite faction ana stood Sohdly with
la FoileJtc agaInNr the recently passed
resolution ecnsuriug hIu
In Milwaukee the >ocIalI-, Vote iur
municipal ufhccr- and aldermen ia the
non-partIsan primary was oven NOR" I'M
prcssve Manor Hoan, socialist. rcCciy-
ed tho highest number 81 vote, Of any
81 the four candidates estimated closely
Al 20S23 Braman Republican, was
has nearest opponent with l6,2N% Dam
mann. Republican and Park, Democrat
poiled, respectively ,905 and ,l27. n
der the non part lsan primary system the
tpo receiving the highest number Of votes
become the candidates at the election
The Socialists aisu nominated thcir men
for al CITY Offices and for six Of the j
aldcTmcn-at-iarge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
L. =. MAY TAKE TELEPHONES.
Colora do Representative Biii Provides
for Cnptrol of Trlegraphs. Too.

Washington. March p Representa-
tive billiard OF Colorado Yesterday intro
ducod a bill in the House 70 empower
tho government to acquire hv eminent
domain IN the form Of leases the telephone
and telegraph facilities of the country.
Mr.. Ililiari said there Was cNtrava-
CANT waste at communicating les
under the competitive system and dc cia-
rcd "thc government has ignored IFS
duty IN thl~ mtticr long enough
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
American RAILWAYS Income.

american Railways Co. reporting .or
the YEAR ended December 3 last, shows
net income If 81 300 Q5I. This company
/, now controlled by the National Prop
erties Go. and its bulk income goes 10
that concern In hls annual report an
Horn Ely president, points out tnat
applications for increased rates for both
hght and power and for increased railway
fares have been made during the year
IN behalf al many Of the controlled com
names Ia the Public Utilities Commissions
,aylng jurisdiction. and most of these
9p.cations have been granted, which
aa result Ia increased revenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
CHARTERS TO-DAY.
lspa.ca b - Evenlns

Special Dispatch 70 Every Evenins
Dover. March 3l-CharteEs ,-r- -c-
here, today. IS follows
Ingalls, Stone Co, N NlimIngtya ',.t
si,te marble and granite. g. T. Rum
lnger, NJ NJ. Clancy, + A. ArH-stron-,
Wilmington, Del. lncqrporssors, aap1-
tai. 81 ,O0O, 900.
Mvcolum Co. Wilmington, )ei., prod
ucts for the tre-,uea, & tuberculosis
and ieprosy T y BucA. = y. HopAins.
in J lols. Wilmington, bel., lcurpOra-
tors: capital Sl,0O0,000:
Increase in capital II lfeners. Motors
CORPORATION. New y orA City, from SlO2,-
100000 70 500 100000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
Smoker and Movie.

The Young mems B,bleelass of West
Minister Presbyterian Church, Pcnnsyl-
wanna avenue and Rodney street, will en-
tcrtain the soldiers and sailors IN VIII
mington at q smoker and moving picture
show in the chapel Of the church on Friday
evening at . clock
Stetfansons Arctic Explorations a
six reel picture will pc shown. During Tie
intermissions between lns fredslck v
Wyatt. chorlmaster of the church will lead
the men in the singing ol some OF the new
war and ; rvl, ~ VI men IN the ser
vice are cordial ia l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
WEDDINGS.
BRowN-f.T%CII.

Miss Margaret Lynch of Georgetown,
stenographer in the office of Speaker Hall
of the House Of Representatives. on
Saturday will become the bride of Riley
Brown Of Wyoming. who is soldier at
Camp Dix The wedding will take place
in Georgetown. Miss Lynch has made
a hos Of new friends since coming to the
State House \ Year ago. and her marriage
Is an even ol interest 81 nc - tate apital
- well rs in Georgetown and Wyoming.
SCHNEIDER PR0B~T
Mis- kathryn Probst aud Charles +.
Schneider both ot Phlladciphla, Pa.
were married on March l3 by Rev
Rudolph Nicdcr of Philadelphia Mr.
Schneider is former Wilinngtonian
and brother of Harry i Schneider, Jr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
ORRINE FOR
DRINKING MEN

We arc Il earnest whom wc lsA yoa ~
giye Orrine trial You have nothing
q risk and everything % gain, Tor YOUR
money viii be returned 4 after a trial
You fail 70 get results from Orrine.
Orrine can be gwen m the
home secretly, without publicity or
loss Of time.
Orriuc No / sccre treatment Ninne -.
} the voluntary treatment Nosis ONLY - (,
box. Ash us for booklet hc Orrine 20
Washington. ID. e. For Sale by y. y.
Danforth. Market and second streets.
Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
VILLA BANDITS RAID TRAIN.

Bs Associated rre>s TO Eter> Evening
III Pa~a Texas. March p Niila
followers under Epihano Holguin dyna-
mited and robbed MeNlcl Northwestern
mixed passenger aud freight train this
morning 1t Santa Sonia. 10 miles South-
west OF Juarez, killing two Passengers
and wounding ten. according 10 messages
received here today and confirmed by tac
Mexican general consulate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
OBITUARY.
MATTHIAS EAGLE


Matthias Eagle. aged 81 years, Of 1907
Linden street, died on March 20 Of angina
pectoris,
FREDERICk HOOK.
Frederick Hook aged ~ years, Of
303 :. Adams street, died on March II.
at New Castle County Hospital, Farnhurst
Of plcural pncmnOnIa.
HORACE II RAMsEY
Horace A. Ramsey, aged 81 Of 1910
Brown street, Philadclphia, died on March
IL Of pulmonary tuberculosis
JAMES JOSEPH
James Joseph. aged 80 years, Of Balti-
..rra died on March II, Of accidental
s4rsH JACKSON
~A heel sed 81 -ars r
5anc sire died Oh March :
crio scIcraei
4vTr EATING.
Atne Eaatlqs ead 73 year d 1ls
F.st Jurth street, died on March -,
of nrpDnjc coma
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
Red Star Seeks Help.

The Delaware ~ocicty for the PrcVcn-
ton oi Cruelty to ANIMALS, which has
been conducting campaign for the Red
Star Relief III conjunction with the Ma
tional Humane Association would greatly
anprcclatc contributions Of any amount
ta help in tins important and noble work
q relieving horses. mules and dogs IN
jurcd on the battlc..elds contributions
may he sent t. Pauline Rogers, chairman
Red Star CummItt,c of the Delaware
: =. ca. NJ Q strand. New Castle Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
BUILDING PERMITS.

building Inspector Preston has granted
permits a. folIow~
Ball Gram Explosive Co.s IhriN-tsi
street and Miller Road two shops I" cost
~ POO and @0U0 respectively, contrac-
tor. 4 Il Hall
William l.cSinic2ah lnH Brown street,
an addtlpu 10 cost SNll
John Govatos, $40 Washington street /.
garage Is ,-,~t 500 contractor Leon
SvfrI~t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
Must PAY Support Money.

On the application Of ms former VIE,
heard before Judges Boyce and Conrad
in General Sessions. Firman I.overman
was directed to make up arrears in pay
Incpts due her under the statutes covering
non-S,Ipport and to make future payments
on the 18th OF each month regularly.
These payments are for the support Of 4
boy years old
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
3 AMERICANS KILLED At SEA.

By $50 .iat-d Press 10 E.e-y Evening
Washington. March y tine Amer-
can officer and three men s,rre killed
aboard an luerIean DESTROYER March l9.
whom the vessel coihdcd with a British
warehip ne Navt Department announced
tada1 number ol American sailors
were injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
Funeral of James u. Houghicn.

Tho funeral Of James / iioughten
recently q policeman With the PonnsNI-
wanna railroad, and since then with the
National trmy n Camp Meade, was
held tins morning Nr. lIoughtcn died
Of pneumonia at amp AI"ad' and inc
body WAS brought here tor funeral ser
vices The intcrncnt vii hc Al Newark
tomorrow Several beautiful floral offer
lnr, were gwen hv the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road Co and by his company ~ Camp
MnaIc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
Greco Jury Verdict Stands.

Tie dc-iSIan Ia th. ease oi Peter
Greco. gwen IN Justice Penncwill IN
tho Superior Court. tins morning, was
against the appeal and a new trial vas
desired Tie verdict of guitN. as rem
dcred J., the jiry, therefore stands. and
sentence viii bc imposed on Monday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
Folie Brofsky Was Not a Stacker.

Exemption Board No ! notes the fact
that Folc Broi-kf. Of 2503 Ne>' street,
whose nainewa. published as delinquent,
had previously coupled with ali re-
quirements and that the pabi.atlon Of
his name was an error.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
CHICAGO CATTLE AIARkET.

BS Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago, March p Cattle. receipt,
10000; weak Native steers $50 a 1850.
stockers and feeders $50 - p; COWS
and heifers $50 q l2lG; calves 1880 2
1850
Nhccp. receipts l2,oOo, >tr1nG @hecp
100 i t. 90. lamn9 1850 q lN. ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
ONerhauL Wilson Boal.

The managers OF the Wilson Line are
expecting 10 have the ferry Long Beach
ready for use SATURDAY The boat has
been gwen a new coat Of paint and the
machinery has been overhauled, al
though the company was handicapped
bv lack of men
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
Second OperatiOn .

Vincent Beste. Of 1903 Rodney street
who was recently operated on for some
internal trouble was taken TO the Physl-
cians and Surgeon Hospital this morning
where he will be compelled t9 undergo
another operation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
Accident Cases.

The following accident cases were
treated al the Delaware Hospital today
harles hennedv fingers laccrated John
tlardy, eye injured, John r. Hamilton,
fractured nib Harry Duree finger injured
Beatrice Wright, finger injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
Razaar and Bake.

An Easter bazaar and bake viii be held
in Grace Church house, 9Ol West street,
today and tomorrow, for the benefit of
the Deaconess Home. The bazaar will tie
omen evenings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
CHICAGO HOG MARKET.

~ Associated Press to Every Evening
Chlcaez7 March p Hogs, receipts
1000: flnR Bulk l7.35 1875; light
lids Isl y mixed 100 1918; heav
Ii. Is a l..75 rough, 1915 a 1853 pi )
ID 30 \ 1I5, 20. |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
CONTINUANCE GRANTED.

Before Justice Pennewill and Judges
Boyce and Rice, II II Ward counsel for
the contestants III the viii case Of Clay
I'm Courtney, asked for continuance
uryt .rn Il court heoa Sc IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
Income Tax Checks.

The Internal Revenue DepAr, utut
announces that checks Tor income tax
should be marked without deduction %
exchange or without exchange.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21

AIos,aw, Niarch u Germany
has increased her demand upon
Rumauia and now asks that Rum
ania surrender TO the Central
Powers all of her own war muni-
tions as well as those left III Rum
ania by Allied troops.
All the Entente ministers re-
main in Jassy, but will leave there
if Rumania surrendeTs the war
munitions 10 Germany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21

On consideration the court granted
the application and the case will be con
tlnued until the third Wednesday Of the
next term. which viii be May %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
UNCERTAINTY RULES
Contin,ted from page


" N.mnugton p0rtion . the STATE .iool
fund 50 as II btsa II on the fAtIo u tha
Whole nunpcr oI tttehers instead 81
200. which thc present nv pf3YsttS
NOTHING DEetDfD o..
After the Democratic aud Republican
Senators had conferred separately. The
senate convened At clock hnt II onct,
without doing any thing. took recess
until o clock.
Democratic Senators SAID nothing Was
decided at their conference
DIR. BALL TAXES \ HAND.
Just before the Republican caucus
broke up, DR. l. lIesler Ball, chairman
OF the New Castle County Republican
Committee who IS feputed to he now
lined up with the independent faction,
appeared at the State House and VAS adj
uitted TO the caucus Whether he had
any message could moi be learned, but
afterwards il vas stated that the caucus
took no action
NOTHING DECIDED on.
Various phases of the pending program
were considered One thought was to
unite IN repeating the conference com
mittee resolution OF yesterday, with a
view to either amending and sending to
the House the original Defence bill OF
passing the substitute nov IA committee,
and sending it to the House, which would
virtually place upon the tiouse the re-
spon~blhty for carrying ont the defence
program None of these plans were de-
cided upon however. the understanding
being that there would hc another Re
publican caucts before The afternoon
session.
Nm Etll EtkffA
Mess the eight Republicans here
Senator Frazier beng detained by illncs,
agree to u rcpcal of the conference reso-
lution. the latter viii 60 through and a
new bill is likely to result
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21

Ta. ass 1H ta Nlluu tl
High Soho5 las sent n, s'ta n ss1
tie proceeds ~ play tFei pr Ae c-
enu.led Taa Man " ta Married i DumD
Wife to Henry Y Candy, treasurer Of
the Red Cross This brings the total
given by the class to the Red Cross, Sl00 !.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
COOKIES CASE TOMORROW.

According 10 custom. there Will be
an executive session Of the Conference
for two hours, tomorrow morning, when
the case Of George A. Cooke and other
private matters will be disposed Of
Reports Of the Wilmington City Mis-
sionarv I'D Church Fxtnrsion Society
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
fTcH~T Pfa NET.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
PHnADELPmA QUOrATIONs

!, Associated Press . Every ENeu-ns
pni,a,,eiDhia. Pa. March 2l-D1
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0eJ 10 s7a
$3.50
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OAKS "a 8Hoooe% .
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z dealt and started with a club, A
eventually getting the contract at four
spades over four hearts.
led the club and won with the
ace and returned a small one, which Y
trumped with the ten OF spades. Y then
led the queen Of hearts and tho king
went up. the ace killing IT.
Now. instead OF leading another heart.
which saves the game II A has heart
left. leads another small club. although
he knows that A has no more and will
certainly put up his best trump to shut
out Y. after which dummy's ace will kill
anything holds In the trump line
The point here is that A has bid
spades up to four, and that II he cannot
shut out VS. trump. II Y has another he
must have bid the spades with nothing
higher than the Jack in his hand. Y
cannot win another trick by ruffing un-
less he has the king
A trumped with the king and led the
Jack. dummy's ace killing Us queen.
This lead would have lost a trick II Y
had not held the queen OF trumps. which
shows that A was on the high road to
chu"kinG the game after having saved Il.
The return OF the small trump enabled
A TO finesse the seven and drop the eight
with the nine. Then dummy got In with
the queen OF diamonds. and the king OF
clubs gave A a discard OF his losing
heart, leaving him with four odd and
game.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-20
Who's Who in Casting
John S. Schwinn
~ JAMES ROBERT DWELL,
Sketch No. -

John s. Schwinn. Known as Jack.
Captain and Adonis Of the Newark Bait
and Fly Casting Club. Holds the record
Tor salmon casting IN the East. rs a
lresh water caster. Can slip the lead
well out In the surf. Angles for small
mouth bass. Ansied for by the fair sex.
Loves to pose for the movies. In his
fishing toys. Makes every move a pic
ture. Some wonderful poses. Did not
have to rehcarse much. Lives in New.
ark. Is about Sc years wise. Five feet
sight inches high. One hundred and
eeventy-five pounds muscle and gristIe.
Popular with every one Spends HE
summers at Lake Hopatcong. The moon
lights there are inspiring. Wonderful
dancer.
Fishes the Beaverkin and Esopus In
New York. Never known 70 have touched
"hre water" All round champion OF
his club. Great story teller. No, not
hbber. Always says a 'tmouthful." IL
really q rood. dead game sport Also 2
patient fisherman. No matter wo1at
others may say.
Helped the surf casting game. In
duced his club to have q tournament for
surf men. Great success. Loves fires,
peaches. Bought q new sporting suit
last spring. One with a belt Wear.
silk ribbed socks. Is writing book
Dedicated to DR.. Raynor. Entitled ~
Olches Got the Only Two Channel Bass
Jack 10 q great swimmer Also q
Jumper. Got prize at school, For per-
feet penmanship. Great letter writer
Ia going to learn how to steer an auto
Thought he knew how. II cost him ons
hundred. He can cast the fly. but there
are no flies on him.
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VK6% IS
s:s'ao's

The bidding. although not pertinent to
the point of the hand. Is instructive az
showing how easily a risky no trumper
might have something unpleasant hap
pen to It.
2 dealt and bid q diamond and A a
spade. passed and B denied the
spades with no trump This would have
cost him 200 had he been left to play
II without doubling. z chucked this
opportunity. with q suit that one round
would establish and two reentries, by
going on with the diamonds, bidding
two.
The bidding settled. frst A proceeds
. chuck the game and then b finishes
no Job.
Instead Of opening the hand with a
trump. which II always the best de-
fence II your partner has shown that
he holds a no trumper. A led the ace OF
clubs A trump lead would have held
q down to three by cards.
followed the club with q small
spade 2 won the spade and led sina -.
heart. getting a discard OF his losing
spade on the king Of clubs. Two rounds
Of hearts allowed dummy to ruff, and
then Y led q spade.
Instead OF discarding tho heart queen
70 as to be ready to overtrump dummy
II 2 should lead another heart, B let
60 a club. and z was able to give
dummy another ruff with his fourth
heart. winning ave by cards and the
game.
Here In another example:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-20
LONG ISLAND UPLAND
TIME OPENS NOV. I
Crouss Season Shortened and
Bar Limit Hit.

November 1 10 the opening day on
Long Island for squirrel (blaclk, gray
and fox), quail. ruffed grouse and wild
phsasants. which include the following
species: Hungarian. dark necked and
ring necked, commonly called English,
Monaghan and Chinese pheasant
Additional protection has been granted
to the ruffed grouse or partridge by an
order Of the Conservation Commiss. on.
The opsn season on Long Island 10 for
the month Of November only and the bag
limit 10 two, day and not more than
ten throughout the month.
The squirrel bag limit IL not moro
than fivs In the aggregate In one day.
Squirrels must not be taken within the
corporate limits OF any city or village.
The bag limit on quail Ia six In one day
and not more than forty in an open
season.
Only the cock pheasant or male bird
may be taken. The limit 10 four In one
day and not more than thirty In an open
season. Hunting is permitted for squir-
rel, quail and wild pheasant until De-
cember 81. The rabbit season has been
open since October and hunting 10 per-
mitted until March I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-20
son Opens Noo Long Island for Squirrel QUAIL Grouse and Pheasant
CATSKILL DEER TIME
OPENS NOVEMBER I
Hunting Area Extends Over
Three Counties.

The Catsisill hunting season beginp on
november ! and closes November is.
sunday being a close time, there are
thirteen actual hunting dayA The con-
servation law says that game must moi
DO taken except after sunrise and be.
fore sunset Only bucks may be taken.
The limit II two deer In o season. A
license 10 necessary. The cost TO the
5000.
The hunting country comprises Ulster
county and the towns Of Neversink, CO.
checton. Tusten. Highland. Cumberland.
Fcrestburg and Bethel, and all that Sec
ton Of the towns Of Mamaksting ard
Thompson lying south Of the Newb rgh
ana CONNECTION turnpike In Suliiva
county and the town OF Deer Park In
Orange county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-20
Bv r. r. FOSTER.

Since the publication OF the article,
pointing out that the real winning factor
NJ bridge probably lies In securing the
essential trick that saves or wins a
game, q number OF interesting example,
have been received from readers OF THK
SUN who have been watching for such
caseA
that about eight games out Of every ten
are "chucked" either by bad bidding OF
bad play He bases this calculation on
observations OF what he terms the ordi-
nary 'cut-in" rubber. Here are two of
the hands sent to THE Sun, which show
the trick losing element in its simplest
form