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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Cores pondence of Every Evening
Ilkton. Md. Dee. . John II knnble
of Port Deposit. headed a delegation OF
Cecil county farmers who LETT on Satur-
dav for Jacksonville, / la, - attend the
annual meeting of the Farmers National
Congress which begins today Mr. KIM
bic Is secretary Of tie association
William II Maltblc, food administrator
tur Maryland will visit the Women ;
Club in Elhton, tomorrow afternoon, and
give talk on the food situation
Mis- Charlotte \ NeWall has resigned
is yicc-principal If North East High
school and returned 10 her home IN Baltl-
more She viii he succeeded by Miss
Hunt
A Rally Day service Mas held yesterday
afternoon 1t West Amwcll Church, With
Rev G. = Jones, i'll chargc u the services.
Mrs T. II Gallagher has returned to
her home 1t Harrisburg, Pa, after spend
ng last week with relatives IN the Fourth
district
Dr J II Al Rowland of Rowinndvlle
u. been elected president of Cccll county
chapter of the Eastern Shore Society
Mrs W W Hopkins Of Port Deposit,
announces tho marriage q ler daughter,
Mis-. Christine Hopkins, to Richard
Jones Of New York City They We're
married ii baltimore last Wednesday
Mrs Charles I} I.ort and son Of Holt
wood IA and q Ross Elles Of Rising
sun were guests Of Mrs Edward Taylor Of
llkLon over The Weekend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
NO TEST by BREWERS.
President Of National Association Con-
sidcrs Law Constitutional.

The New York Times yesterday printed
the following:
Most of the Newark hrewerics when
they ceased work last night had large
stocks on hand Christian " feigcnspan
president of the United States Brewers
Association said the brewers OF the coun-
try would make no efforts at this time to
have the ban lifted Speaking of the pos
sibility of "A test in the courts, he sad .
II don't think il will be possible To make
any test Of the Prohibition law while the
war is in progress II is war measure and
| have no doubt of It's constltutlonality.
Regarding the plans for testing the Pro-
hibitlon amendment To the Agricultural
bill in the courts next July, j. II. Buck
ridge. State organizer for the New Jersey
Federation of liquor interests. has pre-
pared tins statement for publication IN
the official organ next week:
The fact that IT passed the SENATE
almost without opposition and that the
President signed II almost as soon rs 1T
reached him may be accepted ~ indl-
eating general belief that II comes too
late 10 do any harm BY the time the beer
runs low IN the kegs next July the var
cxigcncics designed to lac met will have
passed II he enforcement OF cither the
Presidential proclamation or the pro
hibition rider should be attempted ITS
legality will bc tested III the courts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
Yankees Needed in France.

II viii bc long time before any sort
of rcadjustment III affairs Of the French
IS made and l'mted States soldiers may
be Kept III some sections Of that country
fcr q long time To assist N rebuilding and
rehabilltatlng the country Tins Is the
statement Of Ellwood Soudcr Jr Of the
Marine Aviation Corps WHO has just r.
turned from ser>Ice III France Mr.
Soudcr alao says one oi the greatest cle-
n4eul> III the success of the Allies. was the
work done hy American troops III back
Ag up the fighting men In spite Of the
tremendous amount cf work done, he
SAYS II WAs scarcely adequate to provide
for the men taken over All tie pre-
Iiinlnary work va, fnprehtm.ible to
the rcnch. MIR Souder says They could
not understand the need Of building d
city Al the terminal port 70 provide ac-
euIuIncdatlons fcI American troops az
they arrived or need Of docking privilege
u permit the landing of troops and sup
plies Experience however. proved the
vi>dom Of the work and made it possible
for the Americans u act quickly and
effectively when the time came
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
SEAFORD HAD
THRILL WHEN
BALLOON BURST
Was Sailing Over the Town When
it Caught Fire and
Exploded.
OFFICERS LANDED SAFELY

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Scaford. Dec. = 3Scaford was treated
To a thrilling sight. Saturday. when a large
hydrogen balloon caught fire while hover
ing over the town and the five officers
therein were compelled to make a hurried
descent They effected landing just IN
time to save their lives
The officers IN the balloon were: Capt.
Carl J Schiller pilot LIcutcnants T. +.
Russell and Edward Shoppc Major
Robert Cameron and Capt. L J Spencer,
all Of the Department of Military Aero
nautlcS Washington ID. {.
The balloon made an ascension NJ
Washington, Saturday morning, and
Captain Schiller ssid They bad = beau
tiiul start. with good weather and every
thing working tneIl The o.hccrS were
,uIt on what Captain schiller sad WAS
rec balloon frip and drlitcd over Mary
land into Delaware II in altitude OF about
.5.0u0 Ia 5000 feet When over Scatord,
static electrical trouble Developed and
smoke wa- soon pouring from the big
bag People here who had been watching
thu halIuon saw Il drop i great distance
IN Halui}C condition
The officers had some trouble IN making
a landing, onlng - tho trecs.but mana cd
tl tNftit- }Iit~t ltlSl IN llifN'. IL iiVtt ttN
instant fhpl landed there vas an cN-
'n,ion ami Tho 51.0OO cubic lcrf 81 silk
ulach th, balloon contained was ~ flames
| our of tn, officers were knuck... down by
At,>nio>lon and suffered from shock. hut
-eau revived ami tll were able - lcayc
tcr, ou th, = u. M tram ior Washing
ton.
A fuat ua~ saved VA. the basket
-,t~ ..,tl,icu under the bHIioun Il landed u
f.. cd Il Ruhrrt El..~ 4 farmer, about
/ mtlr, t,au town. and u.fnmohIlcS aud
v,an1.~ ~.un hld hundreds ai Seaford
pcal ii br place ltet offered every
.,~,:-tanre po~~thi a the e.hccr>. and
brought them and fha basket IL town u
tInl, u ,s.tch r,tln for Washington
carrrr-pigran uf71--if ti---a'iiccI- had
NTH them w4~ saved tni Wa liberated,
hearing 4 message 81 tnelF arridnnf ~ thr
Dent ii Niif:r. A.ranaufty- ~ Washing
tnp Tie pigeon h,Ncr.! over the ~crnc
icv seconds. appearing to hc getting itS
bearings. .nd them '!cN ia tAc direction
u Washington
Nhrn tie oti crr- reached town, having
several minutes H. ~n. re ha.orc boarding.
ther tr11a lnrt VT. prrtu~c iii apprr
clailon II thu freafmrnt accorded them
amt promised - nsN ~ratard another
>I.l 50 i time when oGt an little tree
trip Tel ~a.i the, wanted 70 make Z
landing here IA order to get some moro II
those famous Nanticokc oN@t.r~ They hal
been served with while tn town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
DEATHS.

TI.tt& In .h.s cr. On November 50
tol9 Rotor Blai- s-"d years
Relatives md friends are atIt"d 80 attend
1t We>t TVep' n}ulH street on Monday
evening Ieeerlber a o'clock Inter
taeut a Eu1z>> IL. Nd
BETT~- In this CRY on Dect1i4ber lqlS
Alfred Bets. aged = year.
RelaitHe> and frlentS aTe invited 10 attend
ne funeral .er, iot. a NJ tate residence
I5l5 West Fourteenth + rect on TUESDAY
afternoon al ociuCk l,ite-mcn, pri-
Xate
TRADfIN- IT. fhi- cit! or <oxe1nter 80
1915. Mar Jane dew oi Herr4 Bradley
IL atIVf- and ifIe nos aFt IrsittG 10 attend
the tuntral from hrr iate residence, l+eI
\ortn jackson street on Tue ,dal morning
December : d Z Q ciock Requiem mass At
tne Cath,a aral lnteFncut - Cathedral
ctneter. Au'omoti!e> Pltass nuir flow
. 9HLHEY q ..I; IL, n e., oi.s on Noerm
EelofiS = and .r.end- ar re~pec; fulIy in
1ited 70 attend fn' flue~a. from ~ late
reNiitnc. 1870 "alnut stree on Tuesdsy
morning d SO otIprs Requiem mass 81 -
patritk h2reb InssrLieit a. Catho4-al
cemetery
30 l9is HIary aaatt,.tr of III 5he nat ietf
l.dward al.d Mar 9ormlr,
ktlatjNe> aud friends TeSp,crfully
SIDE. .5@iaerce d hor ..,t,T MrS Il i'i' Han 5h'
Ion la.5 Wt~ FuIrfh street on "Wednesday i
mornin- a. g clock Eeauiein ass az M
IcrH
klMBLT 81 Appleton. Nd on D.ctm-
hef l9l> Anna Mas Fills kimblc aged
Funeral from her lat. r.~id..nc. Appitron
Md on Wednesday DcccTubef ! Leave thc
house a. $50 o'clock Services al Head ~
viii ucc' rain arriving a. Newark 1l31
III feuns!ls ania railroad Please omit
fowcr~
KANE n France On octofor II 1913
Pr, arl..
Mrs Ianes KAN, and husband of Vera
n hane n"e Flhrman aged - years
Relatives and friends ar, invited TO attend
requiem mass 81 : Patrick Church on
Wednesday morning - clock
y. !9l@ Iohn nelson husband d Giara 'i,'-a
RELATIVES and friends arr inylted 70 attend
the funeral from his iaft residence 50i
!" - Nlnc' r"o.b s'rert ~ Tuesday morn
ricks Church Interineni AZ Cathedral
CFuletery
MURPHY In New Ca~ti. Del % No.
y.nlt"-f II LII. Anni. i'o4d beloved
i,'l-,'vee and fritHds a.t ,n,Ir,a : attend
Cherrv stree Ncw CASTE Tuesday
morning Decembsr (. 1T ! 50 o clock Hgf
mas- 4. q Peter X Caasch il q
clock Interlnenf at Peers cnGf.G.
ard
rEtkA IN ms CITY. on November 20.
l9is i4enuel son - Lewis and Annie
ttfk&. aRtd - years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
tne funcraI SER ice a. hi> parents resi-
achct l2I.i Fin street on Wednesday
afternoon Dt, ,crnbor ( . b clock Inter
uICut ~ @iiScrbrooh metfrE
SIMPSON III tni, ctts. ou Noyelphtr HI
l:lA y iiiiam i simpson, formerly oi
Townsend De
Hclar ives ANA friends are invited "a attend
the funeral services ~ the residence of
MIR r. Thomas ~.- Washington street
- 80 {t fn Tuesday intcrnlCnt
~ To. ns, nj Wednesdays morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
NEW JR. O. l.. A. NJ.
Eureka Council To Observe Over The
Top Night Tomorrow Evening.

The first meeting night in December
has hccn named Ry the National Conn
cllor oi the j q 1 4 NJ a~ over the
top class iniation night for All councils
ui the Order
Of the order Following his instruction
Eureka Council ha~ arranged tor this
event and tomorrow evening WI! inl'latc
class Of 80 candidates \; f.ic same time
il pll TINT ate 20candldatcS tor Industry
Council ri New Castle and about tho
Same number for Welcome Council
Of this city Eureka has had ~ develop
An entirely new degree team and orhc>tra
a~ lu7 ol her 600 mcmhcr~h!t have entered
tic service ani included N these wer ;d
must al of the original degree 'oAms ttfera
number oi rchcareals the teams have been
put II shape and vii bc seem for the
irst time tomorrow evening. Regula-
class init alton nights Will hc held from
now All through : nc winter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
AMERICAS DANGER.
All DisIoyal Re Sidcnts Must be Dcportcd,
Saws Rev. G. L. Hubbard.

America mvst send tack t. their re-
spcctivr countii,s III ot the II"-Ccrnan,
pro-trstrian or rolsLc,Ikl u Slc wishes
to preserve Ter democratic institutions,
declared nr Catl 81 | Iiubta-d, pastor
of 81 raul ,;l,d.s. J plsrop' nurch,
list night in Ills sermon, safeguarding
Amcrl,a when lc welcomed the local
councIIr II their . 4 \ VI who TUNED
uutln ! body "a ]tr, t!r sermon
Ipr 1iuhhard tofIhIy outlined 'hc
dangers hnvclu- Over our country in
allowing faclphc:~ wlo fayc u" sympathy
WITH Au;c. i,HJ.Idc;l- 4 nd Institute rs, and
lavc II, d,~lir ~ know to remain WIthn
uuf tordcrs WHO prohally IN the end Il
NOT ia I- done to Safeguard tfrrrlCa,
n'l' week tho patriotic moral ot citi2CHs
BGt ic conlnucd, - that vast uaJontN
NJ foreigners who have become tifcd If
thu aItocr4tic rtlng VI harsh KING 20 i
narrow -W3ndcd Tu,on,afC to these Amen
"a Should fling WIDE hcr ioor~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
Lieut.. kIeinstuber Wounded.

Nh and Mrs John klen,tuber, OF NJ
lo6 Vest Sixth street. have received q
letter from their son nr William q.
klein9tuhcr, lieutenant Of the Medical
section Of the tnted States Army 10 the
effect that he VAS wounded While on ms
WAY to the front for the final drive Or
l<lenstuher III company with a number
OF other etitecrs Wa> III 4 building which
@as struck by high explosive she'll Dr
hlenstuher vas struck on the head, bat
m N-ray taken 1T the base hospital
showed that hc was not seriously injured
Il was necessary to remove several pieces
of shrapuel from the temporal region In
his letter hc further stated that he n:a~
rapldls recovering and expected u leave
the hospital within few day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
LOCAL POLICE EMAN
WINNING FAME N NAVY

tJrae N..sl Base al Hampton Boa4-
N,rtola -ae men Il4rered there
are greatly a1s rested in a1hieue- ael
t.id bo>a- snow me night last wees
aua nearly 1910 hight lover, atJen4sc.
j he program consisted Il SIX 0oNng ao4t-
and s,as also featured hv al exhibition i
.tl-.Iteu Tins SAs gwen as Lsona-s. !
NeaJherby ho was Formerly i ioltce-
a.an u Wilmington no whle ia the l5ca
force. instructed ne men % gymnastics.
IL gave the exhibition N.th his uup..
JlmnE Kruger L ya> she tlr>, >hlbt.eu
ii he Japanese a.f ever seen tnere ..G4
vas greeted with great applause
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
ADVENT WORN
! auguratcd in the Episcopal Churches
Yesterday

campaign of special Advent work was
fa.curatci til the Episcopal churches
ar nd throughout tic country Yesterday
COMMISSIONING services 10 messengers
cviously appointed - carry appeals
women members II thr church wel {
cld Endorsement at thc campaign had
cen gwen by the hoard ii missions
-tcctor> wcrc asked fo appoint , messenger
nd inferccs>or for each parish Bishop
I>in>man of the local PARISH gave his
ppro%al to the plan
Tho messengers bearing distinguishing
.dcc> vii visit the churriwomen ana
ihe4 u pledge themselves 10 prayer
special purposes
! conference for intercc"s~.on was held
Georgetown yesterday Similar con
.tr,nce, we're held II i andrew paris.
use last Thursday and Friday ana Il
ave, saturday Parishes which have
. completed plans for work n tho cam
=. ~; ;s-e asked 10 communicate VT b Mrs
/ frederick Brinehursr prcsidcn, for the
diocese - Delaware. or Mr. " II
i acon educational secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
NEW CHARTERS.

Special CORES pondcnce ~ Eyefy Evening
nover Dcr : Charters wcrc flrd
h,rc. SATURDAY. rs follows
Hubbard Steel FOUNDRY Ge, 'heago,
I'll Capital 81 ,m0 o6o
Democracy PbotopIav o. Wilmington,
Dci s. ,O00 o00
Feature Pictures Corporat ION, Whining
1 on. Del. $500 .aoa
\poN Taper Manufacturing .,
WILMINGTON, Del S2a0 o00
Colbert six Hosiery Mills. Plnladelphla,
II Sluo O00
Change II name Of Llhc'ry Trans
portafIoEC . to I>londa k transportation
to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
REPRESENT LIME INTEREST.
Charles Warner TO Attend " ar Industries
Conference.

Charles Warner, has been selected
ty the National Lime Association, to
rcprescn, il at the conference Of War
Service Committees held under the
auspices Of the National Chamber Of
Commerce, at Atlantic City, Wedncs-
day. Thursday and Fnday Of this week
There are about 500 Industries that
will be represented, and the conference
Will consider and discuss what the busi-
ness policies will be, during the recon
structlon period nov on.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
59TH PIONEERS @. h THREE
DAYS BEFORE ARMISTICE r

Relatives here Of Captain ] Daniortn
Bush, adlut4nt OF Headquarters Com
pany. 59th Pioneers, have received : 1at-
ter from hItn. dated Novembe, ) ln mat
letter there was no animation that the
Delaware bovS had been u action Their
work took them over territory 25o miles
III extent, and At the tue the letter was
written, three days beior. the arnI>tIce
Vas signed, they were laying out prison
camps ior captured Germans
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
HUNS TIRED OF VAR.

John Govatso. well-known business
man. is informed in recent letters from
his brother. Constant Govatos, now in
France. that everything is gong salts
faetorily there and that he IS well Young
Goyatos is private n Company 6
35Sth Infantry lie mentions having seen
many Wilmington boys members Of the
Pioneer Regiment and Ieeling hoiaeslek
over the experience
Nicholas Mac Kris, cousin of Nick
olas Govatos. brother oi John also writes
oi having seen active service IN France.
but having escaped INJURY lie SAID the
Huns appeared 10 have had enough oi
lighting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
Banker Missing Two Years.

The body Of G II BANKER. found IN
Tibbetts garage. No l7o5 Lancaster
avenue. several days ago, liz, been claimed
by bis widow. who lives IN West Elobokru.
y J. She made arrangements to have the
body burned here According ta Mrs
Banker. her husband who vas IN expert
bookkecpcr, disappeared two and 4 haif
years ago and nothing more vas heard of
him by her CT his relatives until his death
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
No Community Tree Likely

The project Of i community { hrlstmas
Tree, with incidental music by ihc Com
minity Chorus seem, 10 have been taken
up too late to be possible Of realization.
Mrs + + Negendank. chairman Of
the committee of the New Century
Club, sad II Is very doubtful that such
a plan viii be carried ont, slnce 10 definite
arrangements have been made for II
thus far
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
Christian EndeaNnr Inion.

The Christian End.ayor CITY Union
meets tonight ID Olye' Presbyterian
Church, Fourth and Bronze streets.
and he Olivet society il making prep
aratlons 10 give the visitors z hearty
welcome
most entertaining and lively tlnc
iS expected when they discuss tie question
Should Women b Rebottlcd2'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
hid Has Arm Broken.

Marion IIanby, aged three Years oi No.
1917 Monroe street. was struck bv an
automobile owned by Irentc du Pont. Of
Rising sun Lane It Eighth and Market
streets. Saturday afternoon and suffered
a broken left arm Tie machine did not
pass over tie child body She vas PLACED
in the car and hurried to the Delaware
Hospital by Joseph Simmons. Who vas
driving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
Dclaw are Trust c.. Declares Dividend

t-iN per cent dividend has been declared
~ the Delaware Trust Co. payable one
half of one per cent monthly during The
Year 1919, hc inning January -. next.
This is the first local company 70 adopt
this new metho Of paving dividends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
WEDDINGS.
N COII.EY -HLXFORD

Miss ltizabeth q McColley, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph q McColley. of
No .}4l4 North IWenty-second street
Philadclphia and Lieutenant Harry y
Huxford L ; N of Frankford Dol,
were married ~ the home of the bride 5
parents, Saturday afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
Went Over the Top.

Mrs Edward i Robinson of No sos
West Sixth street has received /. letter
from her son, Alexander Dellin saying
that he had been over the top and hid
returned to rest camp after nine days il
the trenches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
(OTneiilIS lynch Hurt

Cornelius Lynch aged Il years, Of
Marcus Hook, employed BY the General
Chemical 60 A Claymont was admit
ted ~ tie Delaware Hospital Saturday
afternoon suffering from two badly
decorated fingers on lis right hand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
Presented With Match.

Prior to his departure for Flint. Mich.
IL become comptroller for the General
Motors Co rank Turner vas presented
hV former associates IN tire du ront Co
with gold watch III lett on frl3ay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
Injured Nose in Fall.

IQMn Ctrdng i small hoy living II
Richardson Park suffered an abrasion of
tLe uo~a Yesterday afternoon the result
0f falling of i b yrir and was treated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
Robert Lack Hurt.

Robert lack, of No III North Adams
street, tmekeeper for lie Lynch Con
struction Co. Al Front and mon streets.
fell in a trench there Saturday night,
spralning his ankle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
MANY Arrests in NnNemher-

During November, l,Ola arrests we're
made by the police The number Breaks
all previous local records for one month
OF tins number, $40 were on the charge of
drunkenness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
Nlilk Priee Incrcase 4

fhc wholesale Irlec 1t ualh IN Whining
ton VA, increased one ,Wartel u 4 cent
today. making the December pnee TO-
cents i quart
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
Reed TnmhIes OFF Trolley

John Reed If New Castle, fell of a
trolley car 1T Seventh and Market streets,
Saturday night decorating hs face
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-11-15
4 FOE KINGDOMS REPUBLICS
Cities Of German Empires Are Under
Red Flags.

Paris, Nov. 12.-The situation In
Germany, as far as it can be ascer-
tanned from news arriving through
Switzerland, may be summed up as
follows:
= In Prussia the emperor is gone and
a socialist government in an unde-
termined form is in power. In Bavaria
and Wurttemburg republics have been
proclaimed. ..Ea
The royal family of Oldenburg has
fed and a revolution is reported.
. A republic has been formed In
Schleswig- Holstein.
Frankfort, Hamburg, Cologne, Els.
sen, Muelheim, AK la Chapelle and
Emerich, as we'll as many other cities,
are in the hands of revolutionists.
Kiel, Wilhelmshaven and other ports
are in the power of revolutionist naval
units. "n
The Prussian minister at Hamburg
has been arrested at his home in that
city, according to Basel dispatch.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-11-15
ISOLATED powers. all questions OF neu-
trality being waived.
t Must Release Captives.

ISOLATED powers. all questions OF neu-
trality being waived.
Must Release captives.
s q. All naval and mercantile ma.
rine prisoners of war of the Allied and
associated powers in German hands
to be returned with reciprocity.
%. Surrender to the Allies and tho
United States of 100 German subma-
rines (including all submarine cruis-
ers and minelaying submarines) with
their complete armament and equip
ment in ports which will be specified
by the Allies and the United States
of America. All other submarines
20 be paid off and completely dis
armed and placed under the supervi-
sion of the Allied Powers and the
United States of America.
Warships to Be Seized.
%. The following German surface
warships which shall be designated by
the Allies and the United States of
America shall forthwith be disarmed
and thereafter interned in neutral
ports, or for the want of them, in Al
lied ports to be designated by the Al
lies and the United States Of America,
and placed under the surveillance OF
the Allies and the United States OF
America only caretakers being left on
board, namely:
Six battlecruisers, ten battleships,
eight light cruisers, including two
minelayers, so destroyers Of the most
modern type.
All other surface warshfps including
river craft are to be concentrated In
German naval bases to be designated
by the Allies and the United States of
America and are to be paid OF and
completely disarmed under the super
vision Of the Allies and the United
States of America. All vessels of the
auxiliary fleet (trawlers, motor YES
sells, etc.,, are to be disarmed.
"a. The Allies and the United
States of America shall have the
right to sweep up all mineields and
distractions laid by Germany outside
German territorial waters and the po-
sitions of these are to be indicated.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-11-15
War Boards Remain Active.

Washington, Nov. 12.-There will b
no letup Of the activities Of any Of
the four principal non-military wal
agencies-the War Industries board
the War Trade board and the Food
and Fuel administrations-wi the
end of fighting. The Food and Fud
administrations continue under the
Lever act until the President pro
claims peace after ratification Of q
treaty by the Senate. The automat
ically 60 out Of existence then. There
70 still need for conservation Of fueA
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-11-15
KAISER FACES MURDER TRIAL
Flight May Not Save Him From Con
sequences Of Deeds.

Washington, Nov. 12.-It is suggest
ed that William .Hohenzollern is not
safe from the consequences of his
deeds, even though he has fed to Hol-
land. After the sinking of the Lusi-
tania and during the early days OF
aerial raids on London, he was three
times indicted for murder in England.
Under international law, 1t Is said,
reauisition for his extradition may be
made by England under the indict.
ments still standing against him.