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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
MISS SUMNER Is HERE.
IovC!y and N.ild Just Now But Likely
10 BE lNeuieh Later.

Brnthr.n aud sisters We lays with Is
teda1 MIS- .~fuHrter. .nlla tar ~a'nc weeks
vIl Lal. duvt. Il Is lnpr#.t oH.clal
joh'
She urr,ci stetai "c. aal danp
IN The carl& Il. Is /. ile moralac but
'larciS aud nal ma.l so raaF@e,
nn enc t.rrr~ i,r iy aruau1le IN tins
state uf ufnd iat 4 -ae az lhiilE
HE h"r SISTERS ID tGe ~.ta.Har laIn.i1 We
have ufct ia the pcs It- Them haFe
arrived ii ulr tnld~' -r a- aytlv and
It's; as mlid and vtnn e" daNS
goltcn INTO such q ot-fl"aded, irritating
and can'AukcragS disposition ttaf NJ
devouti, wished ~ c9f.ld paea them Oh
somewhere els, h> he ErS' tram Aad
/ iN the tame tury got rn..l< - rp-l.'u at.@
lire ,acuI,e.Ec~ ti4t wtre - Gog-1. tse
>l>eaIsh and g.t 4r,n !. nerves - fiatt
they had rs rrttt> ntaf.. clown iar tire
count And how ulEtsts eltd 3e were
when thel ieit ard 9.r ea,d II rs,i ae..t!-
ed TREND Mss ieli rafr aroaAai, blg.
bIAnn cheaTy a-d ettis rent - do iite
trained uar~c @rt fer f. aiHt get ll> into
a,n to stand of Dad Niat.r. ahd lie
cold-blo5dcd business proposition ne
hand, oftt r ~
Well. ,e can hclp j We " ll.s' eot
10 take members oj the Werid : official
force aS We hnd caI and lust how the
bg boss. ] uine \atare. hands eIn out
3eggars In tLe-c labor TIMES can be
rlDsiNrr~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
CONNIE EHCEMENT
OF SACfEO HEART
School Had Pleasing and Patriotic
Closing Exercises Yesterday
Afternoon.

Wth 4 crowded hall, yesterday after
noon thc graduating exercises oi tue
Sacred Heart School were held -
-,ic> pHrrnt0 and relatives o! the pupils,
ta,.,r v re- present the chll"r,n most
Iolal trIruds ana protectors ol th'T
,oa,h R.y = Leonard pastor OF Sacred
Heart ~choo'. with his able assistant; !;
Ray = Galr.,l. and tn, ever loyal friend
of .il children Rcy francs luc6"r
Tao exercises began with the patrotlc
p',1f-t Somewhere IN France, An net
/ MI ,a raughi out IN a torcihlC manucT
n. ~uir.t ot the day The rest OF tn"
prgrr:.u vas as follows Glass song,
/ Memories st Younger paNs. Long
! F, y hu brought the kaiscr tn'ne aS
s,..>epr by John and Josephine
/ ~.5.rr. Th, Emtlous "a uclc Nnn,
I " Roger auI Nifrcd PITCHER ran"
~rlcction Is N~.ya Nc'iugh highland
/ EltYg t> iu li. sewer ICNinskN II
/ tEs Wedding. tN Laura Seller. class
song Wn STING Birds Little Roy
/ IHuc .nu~.cal recitation bl Mare Hack
+ l,afth NvItr.N Dance l.N Eu<alcth
/ N.t. lh h..i Cross Ns.is, and the
4 ~u.,.y,- i.rayr. rpatr.0i,c song render
,t hs N4Jr Dy.man Josephine Ivoiak,
N4a.a IIuIcwrih and Samuel Ireland.
Fl. &.~ ut- ~ars * There AuN EcttrT
Cos G Hau thc ;
Df...4- v.rc presented htN
" I,uard to tne following rraduAie~
4a.r, Jsu..ta-. kathnn l'aGai1 iirlrn
fcea,r George Dci.nau and ou~ llach-
,ra FL George Dca1uan WAS ,hc air-
d.s,.r u tp t!r i~ ClA,s
If .s, .a>nrnJ pastor address I" inc
-.ca4t,- tnJ ,l.H.rra nc -pnlr - thc
utf5 ut.,- -at rhch Il 81 rr'N tent
-a-@ .. ,t Iran ~ to-day Il, "a-
p're@ AZ It'll tG. n- ltttc rit r-' !
ner. ra ,ue n tb'- ~nr t'>
a,t.rr>~ rh ~nr. saaR,j ar o'fa-
r.s ., 81" otcg .hcr 'nt'r'-' ai
s. sa tau .u-.ou hr "a" It'"d
.r to:na~. vaa recessed tho hc1ce'
in .a respect e~~~ -3-o
y,ha-. .ts..i.a..-g. 4t school
as6 ~au5aE -...aa taa an perfect
Ntal,r li j. d4n tn ME- 'anu ~n>.nr
t.- ve. lfn,n r.-.c.an. "hH +" hihi'N
.o...,ttstra ta r...- ,1i prorraa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
AMUSEMENT S.

ut- A>p alcFt IS ffff rt#sa78i
Muse md rat1ses apf. ~ et.He ae
-plcadd ente'faiiteeBl eeN h#trg afieft.t
Gslt> y IEt Fta> Louise Ih' '..a4H
p0ae. Is ,act.#na With f.eas Is I3os -
hs tar aefna-sHs atttt.aaI#. q. -
~supha0< aEe.e-.l.s q ~ sttHt
n.Ec~ Il IS aUtd atsf sata1ss sIa
press ~, patt,n. - etstet~ i. aet
ta,iuB tag tae aHl ) eza Is l4et ~
n4nee~. anal iita Is hsss
atettn,1elloa f.f#det fte - -ta ast9-
t4r. te! .at.4 -t3eetaet~ teea 4fotf Hs5#i
f,4..-ie..i -i.,ps tk r..s#t - Is Wes# b
the Ir4er = ...ta->f,a ate 1t#ss - .lss#-
IL. la.4.f aa dlna3.9a A.eSasstef
~,aru tte French eead sesa8
Commencing Alalftas ar lase
,..1s tEe ieat.te picture introduce. At9-
t non / SHE known eG -. -efesf
.fe C.sfi,. - ~ fH=s.H3s#s sslI siIa.t8
,,-..lla tiat4tA,a Ia A5,Ieta t.teae
3uotuei Nt.H IaFaItttt saa9se ef -
iII i, tt 0...e4al AlI.e~ 8.tr kese4.
.iIst. sal -ftN feee. tt#fz- "a estz-
n,cHlon Nth orr eltte 1Hees e.
lee - tfl- si ssfil l.. a1h - ="
lasstos.st .ash 3le.ssi..t -slaN a
Neiit9d4x <-A I'Hths .tag esaQnnHt
Lev, ieata.fs nti be shown he t.He 5
J ftI IA - ttttst stt=tt = ss&AsAsf=t=a ~
couei Ihe orchestra. aeIseftois taf
the t1-t hall II He<f week are . h.
selections, fram = 5lmga AID ~
c.pt- ttam Io,k-A E1e Baby
Iauot GERARD lila! - i.tE . I.f<.
AIy four Years IN e.eausug -
Autsssaaol IaHas u easfi S y be8h
uI exceptional Importance - Amerwaa..
IT, Tran Il. oi rs pflrslI.t Incidents 70
the screen. transforming tte written
I..ff.tlH Hto lid ae..et. = 81 equal
g.l, ne ~ powerful Ills af.esl
daeaatnt u a farn without : presedfai
M -Four le.Is ii t,ef.asae Nil =
/ shown al H. Queen Theatre 81 J.s>t
wgsk b plal s Aloae.as and - -
! patriotic soee5ies will no deal IL !
lhcir .,.d .fl iDal n th5 picture the Success
i i Deserves The pie.4Fe NlFidik shows +,
incld lis tAat forced America INTO the WI
/ sud tie lntultas u tiertasas ; saltar.stle
lf.a4qre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
Timely Wedding Present.

III homer Of Ter approaching marriage
ID Alvin SatterGcld Miss Cahall from
the office fcrcc Of the AIrt rican Amateur
Trpshooter> AsSoclation. with head
o,Iartcrs ii o4l Market street was this
morning given an clekar.t clock hy the
incnber7 Of tile staff A Arief speech Of
presentation Mas made uy Harold A.
knight sccretary-trcasurer q the as
sociatlon
Miss Gal a.I viii e marr.,d v eGnes'iay.
June rs at 1890 clock Il the home oi
lIcr parents. 4ir and Mrs v II Cahall
ii Harrington The trde will be charm
ingIy gowncd ia white gcorgettc crepe
Following the ceremony they will leave
on a wedding rip IF t..o weeks to Niagra
Falls. and upon their return Will MAKE
their home on North Harrison street.
Tie groom il employed by the Penn
svlyaria railroad p, b & VI division
The bride is an cIuployc Of The American
Amateur Trapshooterz Association,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Ny A>sog.a. ,-,t Press d Every Evening
Gh.eapa Ht.e - og~ receipts IL
0eo r.uiket a.o,t l0c lower titan yesI-r-
sl.1 aEer:g, Bula Of saics + 2Ualb.a'.
butrh.l- l63Ial6 81. packing IL 65a
rs 20. .Eh, is "a. IG 10 iot sA j. lOa
i50C pigs it-5alG+o
C.t.ie receipts 1890 maf4rt steady ss
compared with g week Hgo and shows
if,egul,tr d-ctur measuring from 10 TO
- GEMS on choice lud prime beef steers
up To SIjU - s. per hundred weight
Oh ruuk and I.e medium and common
grassers ,nediuu ,earIner suffered most
-fnrEer~ and feeders unryeniy lower.
vea'~ STEADY
Sheep receipts 1000 practically aiI
Direct compared vI'h week ago lambs
-1to 81 10 .oweI ~prine- 81 25 to 81 30
lower sheep 81 30 q S2 TO lover ewes
declined most
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS
TO GRADUATE
Exercises to be Held II Audi
torium on "Wednesday
Evening

The commencement cNtrsI.4s 81 tho
Wilmington fll.l 4. .houl viii +, hell tn
the aud,tcriutH If IA lifh ~chacl oa
N,.iu,:.I,. ryrliae E4r, ell at ~u',loa
R,v hi CraNfor! NH ,silNer tiu
Iu,u,atIau Nissan tIu Viii dcilyr
an Grafton rr..tdr,r Nt~uu E,d
Cr,s~ Address Dufo.hl n Eord, au
essay III, Pauona \,uN,u,- y the
High School Cl4rl,, L Ga,hdtng afd-
t,,.. The P,ml t-i1u <tead,d lA
thc W.T. Nfar Il Mccall c~at.
Woman ts'N ln ar VIZ
~pre,bc. I> ta r-alm.tr nt.a uIa H.
u.d. #, Clu.,rI Er.tHfHlo. ita
War ~aDpg~ I.rHani IF lGht r2
F..I NJ Nr .ae War L, ltar.
t.rarr4tr.p Al4...r th a4 ~.@
t,r Hruntra
t.,@T Tge Il Mill ir'~t4at' ta
F,.rl ef ducatiau ua ,..it nt
d.ai.u,a, Inalrrtai uuale nIl Hur
lshed ~ tir f",.'rt- lra l!.h
,s.EOrI .It~.ra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
WANTED BY UNCLE SAM.
Rairoader Accused Of Theft Rearrcsted
After Released by Civil Authorities.

John j Oakley. railroad employee,
arrested on a charge of larceny Of goods
from ears of the Pennsylvania Railroad
in Edgcmoor yard, and held under $500
hail for hearing before Magistrate
Gills this morning was released attc
the state had entered a nollc proscqul
in his case. only to he rc-arrcstcd by
Deputy United States Narshall Cole
on warrant sworn out 10y United States
District Attorney Charles +. Curlcy,
and held for preliminary hearing bHiorc
United States Commissioner Nahailey
or Magistrate Barnet Gluckmnn some
tune to-day
The ca as of the other four men accused
in the rohi,crics. who arc being held
urdcr bail for hcarlng before Magis-
tr4tr Glllls when II Is expected they VIII
bc Turned over "a the Federal authorities
wcr, continued hy Squire Glllls thus
morning for one week on account oi the
ah~rncC of their counsel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22

NJ ar iaw mood no' ao considered nv
.hr .aror-
ME ttirya ~ ~ considered were f)nd
~tcrhcrs make .ic 'afrrcnt- imputed ~
and did ~ 4p h nteuf t0 violate
hrr tho 1v'
A4 to tt" matter of conscientious
objection mrn had thc right NJ entertain
aicA ew nlt tho caurt w"nt an.
'rcet thc- ure' rot ~ fhe extent IL
.riaffo1 ~ aw hc Irr p consider
ug the ra-r a.- uct ~ he gwavcd uv
nu passion. ug from tne nature III
tar roes rr- at auv rmuathv fnr THE
prisoner
ao ustIai charge concerning reasonable
anHht was ALSO delivered Judge Wool
.a- rrarge aetrd until shortly after
riac tt rnc end rf IL Mr. Rne for
thc aefrncc a-sed and uas granted eT-
topf.Dn 4. the charge as = whole and aiso
noted exceptions -n particular nolnts
he jIr, ratlrcd AZ rs . clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
DUPONT HIGH SCHOOL.
Class Day Exercises Held Last Evening,
Commencement Next Tuesday Night.

Interesting class day exercises Ncie
held at thc iii Ton, .iigh School last
nigh, preliminary 70 Pc commenerheIt,
which take, place next Tuesday night.
A clcycr playlet vs. gwen, then there
vas an address hy the president oi the
senior r!a-s Wilmer d Jones class
history predictions is to the future Of
he IGcmbars. &c. ard each was pre-
sentcd With q glti
The members Of the class are Jane
+ Bradley. samuel Chambers, Ruth v.
Graves II Beatrice t;rier, Susie G.
Darrell Ethel j.. Jones. Wilmer d Jones,
Elizabeth Aionaelc. Blanche Tallcy,
Ella Trimble, Joseph Wood and Ihl-
worth Woodward
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
III. BAND Co>yEssEs MURDER.
N:fe Would Not Promise 20 Cease
Receiving Attention From Other Men.
-, Aers

B, A>-,,l4tri press -,rty Evrnine
har-4s Cu<. jane - Nhae the
!, Ice ,,rrr searching inr the a>rr p q
IS r.au whose par.l> clad hodv wa~ iocnd
beside the railroad racks near >hc.anl.
1iu. J / Jackson. cashier II 1cal
n.,t!au picture tiH hrm, walked mt the
p.uce station here aud made . written
stat,mtp, II >yurh .le police oad he
aa.t ,;eJ ial,c Nta~d THE waman. who
va~ nl~ W4.r
According to tie police. Jaghapu sad
he killed her III tee state room of d sleep
i:e c4r on whlsh hey we're passengers,
D...g.~r she WOULD not promise Il cease
r.ee.,lug attentions Of another man He
declared he threw the body from The
window and later threw out her clothing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
JUDGMENT ~ THREE SUITS

.Ildge Rice, IA the Court ii Common
Pleas, yesterday afternoon gave ladg-
mout III thfta -lIts agatEst the y lunngton
4 Philadelphia Traction %
For personal injuries Il. IN automobile
accident Joseph PAR VS. awarded Sla0.
John Szqed vas awarded SO for datu-
ages to IN automobile
In the case of Bradshaw ieWafdonsAl !
and StanIslau7 ItWandaWsb7 Who elalned
their buttllHg iram aas damaged by .
trolley car, Judgment tof the defendant
was gwen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
THiRTY-ONE MARINES NAMED
IN. OVERSEAS CASUALTIES LISI

Washington. Jane - The Marine
Casualty list TODAY con aimed = NAMES.
divided Is follows
Killed il action I died d wounds l5,
wounded severely. u
The list Of dead follows
KILLED IN ACTION
l.leuenants Clarence " Smith. De
cat1r Ill Hascail Waterhousc, Oak
land. Cal
Dr,mmer Charys " pickc Atlantic
City. y J
Private Isaac \. Boone. stokesdale,
\. C.
DIED or WOUNDS
Gorporais GeOrgc O. Christensen,
Santa Ana. Cal; Benjamin Perry Jr.,
Bethesda. Md
Privates Godfrey " Anderson, Proc
tor Mimi; John & Etchson Oakdale.
III; Claude G. RemusdaiTer ii Louis.
Sinn; Antol Duhic, Boston. Stephen
,,alblaub, st. Louis Aloysius I.elger.
Holstein, Wis Harry g Myers. Mclean.
Ill: Charles t. Nelson. Salt Lake CITY:
Kenneth L. ST CLAIR. Egeston. Va.
George r Sellers, Moscow, Tex Eddie
+ Small, Toledo; Charles A Towson
s: ashington; d. O.; Roy a. Trow
Trinity, Tex.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
Accused Of Stealing Parrot

Jerry Crcs.cn, charged with breaking
and entering the dwelling Of Mrs Martha
+. Caloon, No III French street, yes'cr-
day, and stealing Il parrot i cage and
graphophonc, Was held n $1,000 bali Tor
General Sessions, after hearing IN CITY
Court today Cfessen said he purchased
the parrot, cage and graphophone from a
stranger.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
State Bureau of Labor

The state Council Of Defence II i
meeting held il the Hotel du Pout To-
day, created . Bureau Of Labor and ap-
pointed Christopher T. Ward Of vii
mington director Mr. Ward viii take
charge of the ncw bureau next Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
Jack Fielding in france.

MIR and Mrs John Fielding Il la2O
West Seventh street hove received 4
lctcr from their son lack s Fielding,
Ncll-knoNn Wilmington Youth an
nouuc.nR his >tlc arrival II france &c
is i neu4ber q ihc I0sth tleid Artillery
and trained lit amp !Iauc8ek Ca
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
NEW YORK CLEARINGS.

b AssJc.4.ed Press 70 Every Evening
New y ork. June y The actual con
dt,iou ot clearing hou7c banks and trust
co.nUaI.ie- fo- the week shows that they
ho!d Sails. l3N reserve III excess of legal
! requlreuIeuts THIS il decrease Of
50 45I 500 from last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
=. y. HolIingsworth Injured.

Al automobile driven hy Everett L
Fiolingsworth of Christana hundred
was struck by Braudynlnc Springs car
il Lancaster avenue last night Alr
Ilollingsworth was slightly scratched, but
the automobile was considerably damaged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
lifls l.,r Nnnne SnI.llcr.

Corntlus + Ct,na of laga latltr
..Ycnue. Who l,ave. L., Gaup Aea,lr nn
Aonda4 ha5 been presented with i
wrist watch aud other elf.a ~ Nj aud
Mrs. r. koIhhcr and children, with
whom hc ha.. made his bame
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
hurc, Being Impru, cd.

Extensive improvements are bong
made to second II I Church, which
is o br fepainted as soon IS the necessary
funds arc ~ hand Preparation IS being
made for the observance OF Children
Day on june 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
50 Alien Women Registered.

Sergeant Green Of the detective bureau,
who is il charge Of the registration oi
alien enemy women has 10 date regis
tered 50 women The last day Of the regis
tration is June y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
Rank (1earings.

Wilmington bank cIearings for the
current week as reported to livery
Evening tins morning were s. 1876.
O61 81 and for the corresponding Weeh
OF 1917 were IS ,03l ,S07 06.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
PHlLA. PRODUCE MARKET S.

D., Associated Press to Every Evening
PhiIadelpil.a, june p I'otatoe,
steady Norfolk and Eastern Shore per
barrel 25a3 75
Other articles unchanged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22

was bnsed The crime charged, be said,
vas not that Stephens nfcrfcrcd with the
( operation and furcrss Of The United states
/ forces, buf that be- made certnln false
Hticrancca the intent oi which WIS 10 80
interfere The gpyeruuent Of the United
States had aeued Lihefty Ponds lor the
prosecution 81 tbe var and 4 evidence
showed that nnn interfercd w1th ~"
i faolHR of money 10 carry 0u the war his
ihteni a. interfere aith tho military aud
naval forces ALSO ucre shown
Alr fnr.eY sBid hc WIZ quite willing -
ac1ut Mr. l.oc= statement that
@ plca4 ol9tcd the statute be wa7
traitor and he thought tho evidence had
alown slf stephens bad voiotcd q
He na thr chsel czhIift ~ thc govern
iu"nt quite Gs well as the defence hr
/ Roe having tnade nluslon ~ has why, -
81 stephens ~ arguing - fhc jury inS
tHnneenco
Afr Curlcv thcn rrmartod lha' Mr.
Stephens bad characterized himself while
/ On he stand as member of he one ~
! the hruuchcs pl the QuHkor sect, ana
+ avrrs, 80 all war aud hr deHrcd 20 call
+ attention to Tho iaH ilai ID" govern !.
incnts chief Rifncsace by thor ac' pi
affirmation ~ qualifying aa witnesses
showed themselves r. I'D al"D member
+ ~ Tho s8uo sont
Mr. Curcv ttrn a.. o ,d ice minutes
i tn Hhat had Necn sa;d . Mr. stephen
+ feeling concerning his son drafting end
/ H. "a. .@aV0ont cveut around it ~
faid fhat lofs of .oaug rorn "ere gong
a~al t,od kbu# Wlrr iu ''Od Fn""
/ Whai and dong i ~'h smiling faces
/ atnir parents ,p 81 upon thoir gO-HR
.t46eJ and wIthy.u protect Mr. ~teph-
.ns -9u Was not going GpI ELo"- where
/ 10 cod Eno#s Hhaf bF ns'rad u'enc"d
: - hr 4ltfs of jai
~ Mr Stephens pcaking w.fo boat
+ tho torii bo arclsod 9{ tttertg SIR
ufnr -aid ,Aef % hg- af mon 'his Was
ndleaaou. trct3-a = H1s tu"en'radi"'rd
t@af fhro + no argafIeat h"'waeu atfn
and i intfrs.oHer Aaf uo spoke ;rp.n
/ the t9fo ofn of b helrt Men 49, do1n+.
- went % bau right 'o free ucerh
ba' ther ara ai-u responsible Pr wha'
'has a In uc ko fh'. ft"y nls'
curb acmsels to bc "Ifhn fr a~
nt fHo consequences
fasr Gof- r1 rui lrrT
tlag. Wag'ley thaa charged fto +.
5f-f ntnrnng thein tbat le aaatfrr- at
le H.e.rnd tlr-' oo- hf ft.. and to2
Of the forurr tae Ur~ucu rerr tia slr
judge ae rs tar latt~r III r...-f uottd
instruct theu
Judge Woelar b.yaa .- charge h.
zolng 3.er hr .harg. ,f tte Indictment
1.-The Ic broadIr tatrd hn ~cr nn
wa- that stephens sa- tcw.-nd % vfcIaf
lnr hc aw ii nak ng thc statement .fr-
pufed t1 htm The statIfe under ahch
tis Indictment aas 5Dand Fer
.,es ,ft fa rre' Qar 3aracr Ir-
u5tar tho aadg af 'bo people
referring 3 thc RIGHT ~ Citizen rdr
thc Constitution ta trcc uorrb hc ,rr'
a1 htt grb rgtt ea- Indnunbo s'
ft4t .here ncrr ceftuu RESTRICTIONS uodcr
the t1R ae mlu .sHid iibci another II,
.a4n .ari4 bu bia~ptnrnus r. .ioatfot
81 sa lnd nome could afade 'ha rrhf
- tHa government ta maintain If- e.i-t
aac. ud no aun has righ' p mak'
f4+a fatrrrcut4 afth .rtcut fn lntrrfor'
r5ti ffea operation at r.tcd ~fat"= forces
In tte-c -s-nclts tnn ean-t'ltlnualt1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
ACTION AGAINST STEPHENS ,
nntlnued from page

prospect was alarming to hImt should
argument hc gone into, m such q lengthy
lisi II PRAYERS, his own being but # pnRc
and half in length lie wns quite
satisfied 70 submit the whole matter 81
prayere without argument, to whfh MI
Roe agreed
This was at 1870 o clock Mr. Roc
suggested that the remaining iwo and
one half hours 81 the session be devoted
to argument, share and share alike, and
that the Jury lac charged al the opening
II The afternoon session
Mr. Girlcy sad he dldn = thlnk he
needed quite 80 much tIme and thought
fWo hana vas sufficient ie offered to
allow Nj Roe an hour aud three quar-
tcra 81 las and - take he short Sec
tlon. three quarters If ~ hour himself
THIS Mr. Roc accepted aud Mr. Gurey
opened for the government
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-22
PROSECUTION CLOSES

Alr Culey took up Tie matter ot the
indictment and the law upon winch II
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DELEGATES TO
NONPARTY MEET
GATHER HERE
Clay County Convention
Under Way In Moorhead
To Name Candidates

Delegates from practically every
township Of Clay county are attend
ing the Nonpartisan convention at
Phenix hall, Moorhead, this afternoon
to select a candidate for the lower
house Of the legislature and decide
upon the man they will support for
the senate. Clay and WillEin coun-
ties comprise the Sensational district
and the candidate for the upper
house will be selected by delegates
from both counties.
There were quite a number Of dele
gates in the city this morning wear
ing small green ribbons. It was not
part of their plan to discuss the
convention probabilities: and sew
eral of them frankly admitted that
they had not been fully advised as
to the program.
For the endorsement for member Of
the house there was talk of s. p.
Anderson Of the RoIlag neighbor-
hood; and Hon. s. N. Lee, the pres
ent member and a resident of the
same neighborhood had several sup
porters among the delegates.
For the senate there was some talk
of endorsing a Wilkin county man
Knud Wefald, of Hawley,
former house member is understood
to be a candidate for the leagues
support. The present senator is F. H.
Peterson Of MOorhead who is not
eligible for membership in the league
but has many friends among the
delegates. r-.
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JUgoslav Deputies
In Austria Demand
Immediate Peace
~ AgEoeiated Preaa. }

Washington, March 1S.-Copies OF
a manifesto submitted to the Aus
TRAN Reichsrath by DR.. Anton
KorOshetz, signed by thirty-fiYe
Jugoslav deputies, demanding
immediate peace on the basis OF the
right of people to self-determination,
and the creation of an independent
Jugoslav state, were made public
here last night by the official Serbian
press bureau.
The document, suppressed in Aus
tria, is said to have been brought to
Washington by indirect means. 1t
opens with a protest against the re-
fusal of the government to permit
representatives Of the oppressed ma
tiOnalities of the Dual Monarchy to
participate in the Brest- Litovsk peace
conferences and a denunciation Of the
persecution Of Jugoslavs, who are
declared to have been slain by tens
of thousands without provOcation.
The so-Called constitutions offer
ed by the monarchy as affording the
possibility Of further development Of
the peoples are farce, the mani
festO says. I'm reality these very
constitutions entrench the German
and the Magyar in their organized
oppression Of the proletariat peo-
PIES. q!
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Mrs Blake Again
Heads P E. O.

Chapter E, P. E. o. Of Fargo. held
its annual election of officers Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. e.
M. Crime, Eleventh avenue north.
There were three Predictions, those
of Mrs. r. p. Blake as president;
Mrs. Edwin Maryland as recording
secretary; and Mrs. Walter Treat as
corresponding secretary. The other
officers chosen for the ensuing year
are Mrs. r. K. Keller. vice president;
Mrs. e. @. Opfer, treasurer; Mrs.
Alex Bruce, chaplain; Mrs. ]. Lowell,
jr., guard; Mrs. Frank BraceIin,
journalist; and Mrs. H. P. Beckwith,
pianist.
Mrs. Crime, who is state organizer
for the p. r. o., gave an interesting
report of her recent visit of inspec-
ton to Chapter d, at Grand Forks.
The various chapters are inspected
once every two years. Mrs. Crime
also outlined the plans for the grand
chapter meeting Of the North Da-
kota p. z. o.. which will be held
at Grand Forks in April. Mrs. r. P.
Blake and Mrs. J. B. Eaton were
named Tuesday evening as Chapter
E delegates to this convention, with
Mrs. r. X. Keller and Mrs. Frank
BraceliI as their alternates.
The next meeting OF the local
chapter will be in two weeks, with
Mrs. Keller at the Waldorf hotel.