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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-24

Rev. j. B. Quin returned Wednes-
day from Hot Springs, Ark, where
he has been attending a meeting OF
the Southern Baptist Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Dogan Of
Charleston motored over last Sunday
and while here were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. R. P~rcssgrove at their Main
Street home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rushton Baker,
who live seven miles north of Gre
NADIA, have returned from a weekend
spent with relatives and friends in
| Vicksburg.
Mrs. Moore Moore, who is MAX
ing her home with her son, DR.. Moore
Moore, of Memphis, is in Grenada this
week visiting her daughter, Mrs w.
M. Mitchell.
Miss Mary Belle Wright spent the
past Sunday in Greenwood with her
brother, Edward, who is head clerk at
the Kitchell Hotel, one of Green
woods leading hostelries.
Mr.. w. j. Jennings, the popular
secretary and treasurer of the A. &
M. College, was in Grenada last Sun
day the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Douald G.. Ross at Tie Plant. -
Mrs. w. S. Ivy, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Lamar Ross at Tie
Plant, left to-day to visit friends and
relatives at West Point, before re-
turning to her home in NARROW, Okla
homa.
Mrs. Blanche Wilkes of Oklahoma
City, Aka, who is most pleasantly
remembered in Grenada as Miss
Blanche Upshaw, is here on a visit to
her aunt, Mrs. R. B. TONNES on Col
lege Avenue.
Mr.. H. K. Barwick, Jr., a member
Of Uncle Sans fighting Uavy, ar
rived in Grenada Monday to spend
a brief furlough with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Barwick. H. X,
is stationed at Charleston, S. C.
Mrs. m. M. Ransom, that lovable
character arrived Monday from Jack
son to, spend a week with her daugh'
ter; Mrs. Ada McCampbell, and viii
go from here to visit another daugh'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-05-24

Mr.. C. E. Lockett spent m day
last week in Clarksdale on business.
Mr.. Newell Brooks spent last Sat
urday and Sunday in the Bluff City.
Miss Vira House of Indianola is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. l.. House
in Grenada this week.
Miss Estelle Rippy is back at home
with her parents after attending the
/. l. & C. the past session.
Feed your scraps to a pig. Hign
grade pigs for sale. Address d, care
Sentinel Office. lOoo
Mrs. Kate C. Scanlon and Miss Mel
lie Smith of Memphis are guests this
week of Mrs. Altus Woods. /.
Mrs. Ella S. Melton of Greenwood
is wishing in the home OF her sister,
Mrs. F. R. Lickfold in Grenada:
Mr.. Steve White and Corporal jim
Horn took the first degree in Masonry
at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday night.
Miss Lillah Shannon returned Wed
nesday from the l. l. & G. where she
has been attending College the past
Rev. J. B. Quin, pastor of the First
Baptist church, is attending the
Southern Baptist Convention at Hot
Springs, Ark.
Misses Mary Hall and Leora Bow
ers accompanied this sister, Mrs. Kan.
dolph Gage to Clarksdale the first
of this week.
Mr.. Saxon Weir has returned from
Hattiesburg, where he has been work
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Local, Social ano Personal.

ling for several months, to accept a
position with Mr.. A. Patterson In his
tonsorial parlor.
Mrs. Joseph j. Williams, Jr., of
Memphis is a welcome guest In the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
E. Moody in Grenada.
Miss Martha Baker was hostess
at her lively and hospitable country
home Sunday to a number of her
Carroll county friends.
DR.. w. H. Whitaker went up to
| Water Valley this week to assist
! the Masonic Lodge at that place IN
doing some "workH
Mrs. Dave Owens of Yazoo City,
(nee Miss Vera Lee james, is in Gre.
NADIA visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. James.
Chancellor J.. N. Powers and Drs.
,, feathers and Rogers of the University
were in Grenada for a short while
last Sunday afternoon.
DR.. ]. E. Fedric, now of Charles
ton, was back in Grenada last sun
day with his wife and children, who
have not yet moved over.
Mr.. Virgil Wright is home for the
vacation period with his mother, Mrs
J. G. Wright. Virgil is attending A
&. M. College at Starkville.
"Uncle jim" Moreland, who is now
engaged ir the bakery business al
Charleston was here Tuesday shak
ing hands with his many friends.
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houses. About 40 acres in eaIt1ve-
ton, 80 acres Of this il level, the bah
.nee rolling. Enough on 20.
to last for years. Only 81 mile from
Post Office. church and school and ON
Free Delivery route. Mail every day.
except Sunday. Will trade for Gosa
Auto, or sell cheap for cash, and wila
give terms to responsible party. AP-
ply to w. w. Gilbert, Merigold, hhsa-
1912
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-About 60
Acre. of good land near town of Ell
lott, Miss. Has a stran wire fence
around the place, good three room
house, barn, and necessary out
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Wanted-Ford Car. J. M. Steele.
Bark.dale Place, Grenada, Mics
1O~81-5-25-4t
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BUSINESS HOUSE FOR RENT
One of the most desirable business
house. in Grenada; the house now
occupied by "The Fair" n door
south Of the Bank Of Commerce;
possession given first Of Jan. next.
WIN. G.. MCLEAN. 500
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Mich Cows for Sale-Easy terms.
M. Miers. 1896
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FOR SALE-One Buick Auto
CHEAP. Ca. Heath. 1880
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lC A WORD COLUMN
One cent a word per insertion.
No advertisement accepted for less
than Csc per insertion.

Four Room House for Rent. All
m odern improvements. Apply Sam
Simmons, phone 304 or 70. 1902
4-C-18-tf.
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WIS.,

WANTED-To buy jack. Give age
and he;ghth. Will pay cash or trade
high grade pigs. Write D, care Senti-
mel Office. 1858
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.-W.S.S.

LOST-Monday afternoon bstwes.
one and two o'clock and between &c
Caslin's store and Mr.. J. M. Browns
residence one small silk purse about
wide by 3" long. containing ena
FIVE dollar bill, one Csc piece and o~e
Sc piece. Suitable reward if returneA
to Mrs. J. A. Bartin, Jr., Hardy, Miss
1O77.
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WANTED-At once, seeond-ha.A
three.burner oil stove with oven. Adj
dress "R," care Sentinel Office. 1O74
LOST-Wednesday night one plaid
shawl, camels hair finish. Finder VIII
please return to Mrs. X. w. JeMse
and receive reward. 1875
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
MAN ACCUSED OF
ROBB|NG A BOY
Consequently James Taylor Must
Answer Before the Court OF
General Sessions.

James Taylor. charged with tho larceny
of S6O5 from Anthony SnrElno aged
~ wears. was arrnlgncd IN City Court
TODAY. He was held under $500 for thc
Court Of General Sessions
William Gale. colorcd. for dsordcrly
conduct. was fined 81
FrcdIRcan sud that yesterday he bought
luuur from James II l'rIor Colorcd and
the latter was fined 500
Jack Hines. colorcd. charged with carry
ing concealed deadly weapon. was tnc'l
500 He was carving n blackjack and
claimed he was travelling with the circus
William El,crt. Colored, was tincd -
on charge of shooting crap
On SATURDAY. Walter Conway had
George \ Pcnuctt arrested on chargo of
assault and Eattcry Conway iail"d -
appear in court TODAY and the ease was
continued until FRIDAY morning nnd an
attachment ordered ISSUED for the prose
cutting witness
Edward NcCIafertv was fined $40 on
a charge at begging
The charges ~ improper conduct on nc
street against Gertrude Smith, Sallio
CLARK and Ethel Washington. Al colored.
were continued until FRIDAY
Tho ease at pointing pistol. against
Harry Wong was continued until tomor-
row. as was also the case of Mitchell "
Parsons. charged with breach If tho peace
Zurich Farmer. Garland Manuel and
William Cooper. colorcd for shooting
crap. were each fined 81
James Russell Wallace Dickson AMI
Jacob Muck all culnrod charged With
larceny. were ~ court on a warrant from
MARYLAND and waived roqulsitlon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
FOR HOME DEFENCE
Recruits Sought Among EmploseF of
Water Department.

Tho BOARD td Water 'oWml saloncrs
today received and tiled a letter from
second Lieutenant Nruon - EhaNtor
II recruiting ofhccr telling tho board Inc
Importance NJ permitting and urging
Water Department employees (" onllat
in tho Home Defence ~crvlrc l4'u-
tenant ChaNtor letter follows
IN this national CRISIS We hurst place
or rchancc IN the three branches "t
military service namely The army. the
navy and the homo defence organizations
THIS thlrd branch IS hcing developed along
definite lines In tho rna1orty 1T States
a, Rcorganizcd ~ licsrrvc Militia
similar effort u hcug made IN Delaware
and II Is rs rrgard4 tins proposition that
this lcttcr Is addressed 10 yuu
III IS tho dutN 81 All o( US Who have
families to protcc' ana 'u-ncss and
property interests ~ Wilmington to pool
our available STAY ~ home man-powcl ~
an organised way Tho emergency lus
bccn created winch o0rss tne opportunity
ia coordinate this mira stat" protection.
The proper interest and stimulus ON the
part Of an Amrucau cjtIeCnA Is necessary
Il want "a point out - YOU the I'M
portnncc 81 both permitting and urging
a reasonable uumi~r of y'ur employ e.
to enlist IN tins scrvic' would like
10 sec every establishment represented
lv from one 10 10 men, depending on ITS
sac Tho following qualifications should
he conlormcd - First. undouhted
LOYALTY. second good physical condition
third military az, from II to -, hut not
including classes | and under the
SelcctIvC Service act
1T must hc admitted that The nam
tenancc Of law and order ct home is q
direct essential to the proper conduct
Of the war abroad II Is we'll Ia prepare
for any emergency The man who owns
his home. the man who owns or manages
business. thu professional man. the
banker. all those citizens who are vitality
interested IN home protection and the
preservation Of order should give care.
ful thought to the matter 1t Is tune
Ia decide whether YOU arc gong 20 stand
bv your country or stand by your per
sonaI convenience
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
ELEVEN NEW DWELLINGS,
James j Horisk Higgins Work on TX
tensive building Operation.

Iarnc4 IIortak to-day obtained build
ing permits from building Inspector
Preston - erect II dwellings The per
intts ha.e hrcu divided ls follows
l4ve dwellings on the properties It
2ga5 oa-ll-l}-l5 Market street 70 cost
SfG Ou Mr. IIorsk the archltcct
ard Ntl hc he builder
1--we dwellings 81 The south side u
Washington street bctwcen Twenty
seventh and IwcotT-oghth streets -
e,si Slt 600 \ir Iinrat the architect
anil will he ne htnIdcr
combined store and dwelling IT the
corner of TRent eighth and ashlngton
streets to cnst Ct no Mr. IIorsk IS
tho architect and Wlll be the builder
~tnon TUT 10 make alterations to store
ard apartment building # the corner 81
second 4nd hing streets 70 cost 500
7 Cohen Wlll bc he btulaor
lt,hn RctoWs>i 10 make alterations
Ia dWctlag n Ito spruce street 70 cost
S60 lhedoa ~kouiccny IS ~ he he
builder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
GANGAS MURDER ECHOES.
BUT WITH WEDDING BELLS
Nick Nicholas, Rcstaufateur, En-
ployer of Fated Kat 2 Bodieska,
Takes Bride in Philadelphia.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
TO SELECT SCHOOL SITE.
PENIS Grove 10 Care for Rapidly Growing
Juvenile Population.

Monday, May 81, has been set by the
Board Of Education of Penn's Grove 10
select n site for new school building.
Probably III no other part of the state
has there been So great nm increase ~
school attendance as III the vicinity ot
Upper pcnn's Neck township. Three
years ago ono school building WIS moro
than sufficient Ia accommodate the pupils,
but when the boom struck the section,
n new trn-ruom structure was ercrieh
and an addition built Ia the old school.
Now within almost yenr another ten
room building IL needed The Same
conditions prevail virtually IN Upper
pcnna Neck township proper lnlolb
there were two small schools ol two rooms
each while to-day there are twenty seven
school rooms. nj least hall dozen biinpa,.
lows and two houses used for school
purposes, and the Board of Education
has plans prepared for Another hniidinR
al ten or more rooms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
ARGUMENT DAY IN
SUPERIOR COURT
Various Civil Cases Heard by the
Judges Sitting at the Court
House Today.

Judges Rice and IIcscl sat today m
Court Room No ! IA Superior Court To
hear cnscs on the docket for argument
this having been fixed Hs argument DAY
for the MAY term of the County courts.
Tho first case was that oi Harry itiscn-
man, Morris Eisrnman and Israel Essen
man trading "a Eiscnman Brothers. against
Hart 4 brother Co, Inc. for damages
over the loss of n 900 bushel lot oi pota-
toes valued Mt 81 .OnO placed by the fisch.
mans IN the Hart storage warehouse, ana
coming before the court on demurrer
filed by Philip l. Garrett. counsel tor the
defendant. against the declaration of the
plaintiff. and alleging that IT'S counts
were faulty.
MIR. Garrett argued that while the
plaintiffs declaration stated that the
not.tons had been put ~ the storagehouse
nj "propcr and suitable temperature the
declaration ON this count did not properly
set forth how the potatncs were DESTROYED
ar damaged 10 another count declaring
the notatncq had bern frozen or wet
Mir Garrett uhJcctcd on the ground that
hr could reply So one 81 the other oi
clroycu" or we" but moi both
David ! Rclnhardt IN reply 'ut the
nlainttfIs SAID that the declaration had
followed the proper phrascolog, rs passed
,innn hy the courts ~ other Delaware
cases. ono of which lac cited Decision Was
reserved
The next cpso Was m appeal bv the
Wilmington Cas- CO. plaintiff IN lower
court IN suit IN which ono Harry tn
nest was defendant T Warren t'rccn
arpcarcd fur Nmncat and II II Ward.
81 for the gas company. holding that the
Supcrlnr Court had no jurisdiction IN the
case 'Th,, appeal was dismissed.
Tho ncN matter fnr the Judges 10 taxi
m involved legal odditv The rlaintlii
IN lower count IN the two caecs involved
rounrcd the defendant ~ draw ont
his pleas and The defendant Withdrew al
save that Of general lssuo aud asked i"r
Judgment The plaintiff resisted tins
and nsistcd that the pleas should b'
drawn out IN one case " " art
n represented the plaintiff and l{nhorf
Adajr the defense. while ~ thr Other
Mr. tdaIr appeared for the plaintiff
and Robert richards AMI Maroon Finger
Tor tho defendant, the latter making tlf
argument Ilcriz,up was reserved
Nh Ward also appeared for Che phlla
delph,a. baltimore and Washington haIl
road IN argument over 4 demurrer agains
the declaration flied ~ the s'ni II on'
.1neerh Rreto against The ralroad ~ -
action fnr damage y Warren t,r"ol
represented Brste The matter unde
discussion vas regarding tho rhfasool"g'
of tho plaintiffs hll and agroonen
was reached for some changes ~
Court after hearing this tas" adI"une'
until tomorrow when the criminal docko
will auaIn lr tAkcD tIp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
CHESTER LAUNCHES SWEEPER,
No Pause in Work as War Vessel Slides
Into the Delaware River.
-. II - EvenIng

Ry Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Chester. Pa May - The lS0-foot
minc sweeper Woodcock VAS launched
At the wards oi the Chester ~hipbutIdInE
%. at 335 Yesterday afternoon without
any 81 the formal ceremonies that usually
take place when a new boat slips of the
ways Not a wheel 81 the big shIpyard
machinery paused and Only few of the
olRelals Of the company anu their faEnl-
lies, with skilled mechanics who have
constructed the vessel. ware present.
Is the Woodcodk left the ways II
was named By Mrs l. 1 hmskern wife
of the general manager Ensign " J.
fIanger L ). y. commander OF the
craft, and several members Of the crew
were aboard \ few minutes later an
army Of workers began preparations Tor
la,Ino another keel today The Mood
cock Is u SISTER Of the Turkey, launched
two weeks ago, and a mne sweeper every
II DAYS is the slogan at the plant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES.
Monday Morning Assembly Was Largely
Musical

The High School cvcrct~cs this morn
ing were largely Of musical nature. tho
orchestral selection bong the Nina
pot-pourri hv Puquct which was ron
dercd with considerable spirit Nii-s
Savior sang with good effect Somewhere
N France. and tho school caught up the
chorus very readily They also sang Keep
Nour Heads Down and the Delaware
song with much hcartincss
The exercises were somewhat curtalicd
~ the advent Of the circus parade. upon
which The alarm hell was sounded. signify
ING that the scholars were % assemble ont
side. which instructions were readily
obcvcd and 2 solid bank OF youths aud
maidcns was presented to tho adm'rlng
gaze of the troupcrs who We're Doubtless
rs much entertained NV the sight As were
the pupils hv the jazz hands and other
wild ANIMALS IN nc lluc Class and school
Wells were given for lncic sam. tho
cIophants and the clowns and pleasant
t,rnt. was had hv All
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
SIMON WINS AT GREENHILL.

The fnal shoot off for the f q L T.
du Point Trophy Cup was staged at the
Grecnhll Gun Club Saturday afternoon
and resulted IN q close race Geo Simon
was the final winner with q score OF
% 100 .Ioe Ben McHugh ran next
high breaking 96 of ms 100 birds
isaac Turner and W Matherson shot
off their uc for the gold button carried
over from the "Old Timers event OF the
previous week II required so targets
10 decide the event, Isaac Turner winning
by one bird with score Of AZ 30. m
the double event J Kaiser cam" out
high man with score OF 20 -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKETS

By Associated Press 20 Fsrrg anan-
philadelDhla. Nav l3 -,13I e.3E5
No , white tSt5atq: SD t"'
Corn ginet W. = telun
Ruttcr 6rm western s>-r4 81 aCar-
nv prjn+s fancy. SD
tros steady. nearby u l0 pr .aee pcr
case. near hy current receipts .'l''ht ~
western frsts. Al lU western extra, lonIa
I'D "a. fancy selected. SASS per dozen
Cheese srcady New ork .sil .rcamrrt.
p 1a21
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
GRIP AUSTRIA TIGHTER.
Germans Of TyroI Advocate Closer
Military and Economic Union with
Dual Monarch

ny Associated Press Ga Evrry Evening
Amsterdam. Holland May ~ RoBc-
buttons in favor ~ extension ~ Ansttla q
alliance with Germany were pnaaod -
q congress Of Germans 10 lho Austrian
Tyrol, says dispatch from 1zoitunR.
Austria, 90 The NoHaischc Ieitung ~ Der
lin
Tho resolutions urge q closer military
aud economic union aud Tho establish
ment ~ Auatrin ~ Gctnan state Inatl-
tutions and constitutional aw
AIatro- Hungarian Foreign Minister Won
liufan has gonr to t,orman Great Head
quarters ~ connection Wlth negotiations
which will dpcldc the future rtlaiiGna uf
Germany and Austria Hungary s mil
ltary and customs union is contemplated
although tllc uitcuut IS uncertain. owing
To- the political chaos prevailing iu Austria
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
HUNS TWIST TRUTH
ON SWISS SUPPLIES
Misstate Attitude I'm Provision
ing The Little Republic Facts
Quite Obscured ~ EErllse

Amsterdam N.-fE mi-1HraI ,nrn-
,nrpt lu -arrrt,rv tltr lansing
talngrarn ta tr tH-- ttuvrruwen'
MAJ VI rfia 4- oer -snrd era
frafn llerlfr .,rtra tfr r'evratn run-t
malignant ttrrrt istnrf hr r'H
f.r ,t.a -a,r,.aa f .r.p-ng tho h'amc
nn f.rrrpsnr ttc u.tr4 states f,ov-
rrnmrut a4l- arn r1ni~r f'
Switzerland
he American Government 1rcu7rd
VI haldIng tip hvr Iritrt -trr- aon Hith
faod tar -wtJrrpnd months tnd
huaiiv rruuistipuinE +trw 1 fnl-
uihcia ointment continues h4f tr
American f,ovnrrmrnt tuen iFycsfe'i
that fhcsr -hne might Vi permitted +"
slt hut rulv under the Nmrrr1u 'ag.
Tho ~gviss Government requested tnr-
manv t1 grant safe conduct nnfWlth-
standing the rrrmv Ing III German
naval uthoratlre opposed -nls ut
proposed provisioning switzerland pv
ss(cg,,ardlnV ,or tnr entire DURATION n
tho Var -peciai .hipung =rrvrr ships
winch should Re protected s rurn Is
possible rom Incidents vith fGc German
naval forces hv 3 Distinguishing rarE
They could not guarantee however Hat
orders would mmpdlateiv roaca $50 naval
forces. md pointed aut tae danger n' ln
unfortunate incident -nn rst 9rcc
months
The Swiss agency nrmuooi rr1ri-
tnuiv april b. 'naf tbc hm"rrtn .fnF-
eminent had agreed '4 NE .rng H tic
Swiss aag beside Pie tWrrcan e
The american t,nycrumeu' vall1 nero
fore np longer base anF ground ~ 90
to fulfill its promise a Supply tnut
In order to y'tHun.3 .rfw ~"1llorIHnd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
RUSSIAN ROYALTY
IN KA|SER'S HANDS
Dowager Empress and Grand
Dukes Nicholas and Alexander
i'm Germans Custody, Odessa
Hears.


Nv Asspclated Press 20 Every Evening
Amsterdam. Holland. May ~ The
Ifkraiuian press bureau has received
information from Odeasa according 10
,ybich the former UoWegcr Empress
Marie fcodorovna and Grind Duke
Nfrholaq Nichnlaicvitch aud Alexander
Nieholnievitch tAilchoolnvitch2l who hHd
been living M Dulbar. near Ait6dor ~
the Crlmca. are IN the llnnds oi the
Germans
spccial dispatches from Moscow, pub
lshed last Saturday reported that IN"
towagef empress had arrived et kiev.
the kranian capital THIS news WA
eoiluled with the statements that tenefal
SkoropadaEi. the new l'kraluian dictator
had been one of the pages If the immor
empress aud that Grand Duke Dtnltrl
paYlnvtch who also was reported - be
in I<irv had taken prominent part N
The roip d'ctet hy winch tho ! lrainInn
Rada was.ovcrthruwn and . Dictatorship
established
Ihe ex-doWagnr empress - - Dane by
birth She he'd been living ~ tho (rimea
IN atfaltoned circumstances elnco The
Rlissan revolution
Grand Duke Nicholas Erchnlalevlich
= tho former commander in.ehcf II the
Rnss,an arnics md regarded rs The
greatest 81 Nusslaa military ieadcrs
lie joincd IN the general ahdicafion # tho
RongnaHz and since Is believed 4" havo
feon living m retirement ~ hla estate ~
Ito Crlmoa. although thorr have born
various reports connecting him wlfh
royahei plots
LITTLE Las been heard # G'rand pnbo
Ncxandcr Nichniaievtrh sincc fho alfdl-
cainn agt ge.u ltls probable. hnwever
thai le hes tccn livlup continuously -
tlto trlrnca IIo 5 brother in-law #
the FORMER Emperor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-13
ZEEBRuGGE NOW SHUT.
British Airmen Drop Bombs on Dredge,
Completely Closing I-Boals' Way.

BY Associated Pres to Every Evening
London. May Is The bottling up Of
the German submarine base 1t Icebruggc
was completed when British Urmen
droppcd bombs on a German dredge
working between the two obsolete cruisers
sunk III the fairway 1t the entrance 70 the
harbor The drcdgc was sunk right
between the two cruisers, completely
blocking the channel, which vas partly
closed by raid Of the British fleet several
days ago.