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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
HEROTN CASE FAILS.
Because OF Tnechical Point Brought
out by Witness.

TIE testimony Of DR. Daniel Smith
colOred in CIty Court this morning.
caused the state 10 lose the case Of
Samuel Green coiored, who Was IN court
on two charges 0f the sale 81 heroln.
The law provides that he sale of any
compound Of opiate or morphine Is llle-
gal DR. smith told ne court that heron
was not a compound of opium, bat =
derlvative OF the drug
Green was arrested some time ago,
along With Horace Thomas, who Is also
colored each being doubiv charged with
the sale of the drug The arrests comprised
another result OF a long and bitter war
which the police have waged against
the sale of heron in this city Tor some
time
In the case Of Green, who was defended
by James salisbury, the State introduced
testimony Of Alice White, rolored, who
told the court she had been sold 30 cents
worth of the drug by Green while IN a
house at I04 Fatnall street. The house
had been under the surveillance OF the
police for some time. Sally Clark, also
c0lored, stated that she Was with Alice
al the time Of the transaction and saw
the heroin and money exchanged.
Then DR. Smith was called 10 stand
lie stated at fir,t that the drug known
As heron was compound Of different
oplates, but under cross-eNamination
bv Mr. Salisbury he retracted the first
statement and affirmed that heroin was
a derivatIve of opium. The case vas
therefore dismissed
The ease of Horace Thomas, who was
arrested at the same time rs Green,
and on the same charge was continued
until Friday, in order that the state may
obtain more witnesses.
The ease Of Eleanor Handy arralgn-
Ell in court on a charge of the sale of
hcroin, was continued at the request
( the State until Friday, enabling the
State to get witnesses jess Redjin,
colorcd the prosecuting witness was
held under SlO0 bail for his appear
Ance at the hearing Friday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
PHHA. PRODUCE MARKET.

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening
phlladelphla. sept l- Corn. teilow
according 10 grade and location. I.7Oal -
Oats. frner; 81. white new - l2aSa.
No b y 5a79
Butter higher western rraamerv. extra.
I6. nearDv prints. lancy 5iab3.
EgZs. hrn nearby rrSts +.sJai5 o..
nearov current rrreiD5s. l4lOal4 40.
western extra hrsts. f0ai4 20. western
frsf- 3 sOal l0. fancy selected. packed.
74a.56 per dozen.
Cheese. ngher. New Work lnG vi--
.orsin. itlll mix. y 2a2s2,
Live oou.trv higher, '0wis .}a37
spring chickens. not I.eghornS, E5a-}t.
10 Iegno~ns, LABS. roosters -6aZ7
ducks. PeSIng, 32a5+i 10 lndlan runner
2sa.O
Dressed poultry. i'm; fresh lliled
fowls. fancy 81 ass, do smaller sizes
34a.}7. roosters. y :. spring ducks, Long
Island, 81 a.L}S nrOiLng chickens, western,
36at0
Potatoes. firm, Eastern shore. per bar
rel. = 30Oa5UO, jersey No. !. per basket
0Oai.l5. 10 No. 5Oa2 5; 10 per 100
Doun1ls No. I. 270a3.O0
Flour. Iull. winter wheat. 100 Der cent
-four. l025aiO.5O; Kansas wheat. Go.
l0S5al 10. spring wheat, Go. 10. >5a
IllO.
Hay frm, timothy. No. 7 Iarge and
small bales, = OOa32. 50; No ,, 50.50a
3I.OO. No. 3. 27OOa2SOO, clover nlxe,I
hav. right 81. OOa.}0. 20; No j, 2S.5Uaz9. 90
No >. 26.OOs27.00
Tallows higher, 1nme city, IN ueUes
Is. DO special. loose, 1872; prime country
l7ls dark, ljal5l2s edible, IN 'Ierccs.
l9 laa2O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
PLEAS ENTERED IN
CRIMINAL CASES
Many Defendants Admitted Their
Guilt When Arraigned
Today.

In the Court of General Sessions, to-
| day. with Judges Conrad and Helsel
! presiding, defendants as follows pleaded
guilty:
James. II. Queen, colored, charged
with having illegal possession of spurious
| liquors.
Lewis Smith, colored, larceny OF n
calf. property of Eva Crossan of Mill
Creek hundred.
James X. Smith, wife beating.
Frank Stein, larceny of n suit Of
clothes and other articles from Morris
Miles of st. Georges hundred
Pink Guthrie, colored. having illegal
possession of spurious liquors.
Fletcher Esteph, larceny of watch
and fob from Daniel r. Whitaker.
William W. Knowles, counsel for the
defense, and Hugh Nj Morris, represent
ing the IcssrIp d Moore Paper Co, by
whom the defendant is employed rs n
machine tender at the Rockland Mills,
claimed paper making rs an essential
industry and asked that la mes II. Smith
bc paroled Judge licisel, Attorney
General Reinhardt and Deputy Attorney
General Green opposed parole, contend
ing wife beating rs too serious an offence
to bc condoned ON suggestion of the
attorney-gencral the case was continued
until the next term.
James II Queen was paroled to Horatio
" Pharo and Pink Guthrie to Edwin
X. Cochran. Jr.. on whose farms they
will work.
Fletcher Fstcph was parolcd To his
father Virginia farmer.
Attorney-Gencra Reinhardt retired
cases against Thomas Boyer, an army
draftec charged with carrying concealed
n deadly weapon and having illegal
possession of spurious liquors.
The following defendants pleaded not
guilty
George Frye, charged with the larceny
of 3 pounds Of brass from the Wilmington
& Philadelphia Traction Go.
William Woods, attempt to commit
larceny
Carroll Brown. colorcd. larceny of n
calf. property Of Eva Crossan Of Mill
Creek hundred
LEROY Carroll and Henry Rodcr. break
ing storchousc with intent to commit
larceny
Arthur RrcwinRton colorcd, larceny
Of $50 pounds Of iron from Daniel Ford
of Rlackbird hundred and breaking =
dwelling with intent to commit larceny
John Poynccr, larceny Of 20 pounds
Of copper from the George w Bush
Sons Go
John Edwards. coIorcd larceny Of
watch and cham from Ward Harvey
Benjamin Harrison larceny "i ~
tickets, valued nj s. 60. from the Diamond
Ice and Coal Go
John Perkins colorcd, asaulting Gus
Power with intent to commit murder.
Lawercnce Russ, larceny Of s. from
Robert Warren
Grace Hudson. colorcd, larceny OF
500 and postal orders for $3.50 from
Frank 7. Iconardis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
L. ). ALARM CLOCK
GOT ON HUNS NERVES.

How an American alarm clock kept
the whole German line guessing and
caused the Germans useless expenditure
Of large quantities OF machine gun
and rifle ammunition all one night is
told in a telegram from Somewhere
in France.
The Americans had been irving for
some time to draw the fire of certain
enemy units.
Leave Fritz to me, SAID 3 happy
faced young American, who, putting an
alarm clock under his arm, disappeared
into No Mans Land under cover of
darkness and fastened the clock to a
wire
Soon the alarm rang whereupon the
Germans opened fire. The wire had
been so arranged that the clock con-
tinued to ting intermittently, and each
time drew a violent fire from the enemy
Meanwhile, the Americans rested in
their trenches and enjoyed a hearty
laugh
An American officer turned the tables
nicely on the enemy recently The Ger
mans had retired during lombard
ment to concrete dugouts behind their
trenches, leaving the first three lines 10
one man, who went around setting off
flares, so as to create the impression
that the whole front was alive with
Germans.
An American patrol leader went over
and discovered the nise, He killed the
one German, invaded the trenches and
gathered dozens of street signs which
the Germans had posted, returning to
his own lines with the signs tucked un-
der his arm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Desmythe.s object.

Tho Dc Ioness Dack swn was 4
lawn in Name onlv II was really an ard
dcserf hald ~ - peak and n arv
weather h was always dUvfv ~ motor
track To thc aa+onivhrncnt ~ Nrg Dc
~mvfhe who lived next 1oor sne ono
dav saw her dcvoted husband irnirg
he garden noeo ipon the I)r Iones'e e
lawn
Well nevor'' she exclaimed ri
slro ! woIidnt trouble 10 say dust IN
DO Jones' r,ack yard John especlailv
- thev arr ulrh hateful lor ~ gossips
small fhanke youl get for your trouble
anyway
That's m right rnv dear = heir dart
ing Hftlc Fido was washed snow White
ms morning Vow he's o1rf thre rolling
about like 4 barrel and rlbtang the mud
we'll nt0 his fleecy coat Trust yonr
husband. nv sweet for real lnadnlpr-
ated tboughtfulness Tit Pits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
CHESTER COUNTY FAIR.
Big Agricultural Show Opened Today at
West Chester.

West Chester, Pa, Sept. l7-Thcre arc
2l entries for the mixed race at the
fair here today and the other events,
the 217 trot and 2.23 pace are we'll
filed with the best of entries. Horses
have been arriving sin ce Sunday and
the stables are nearly all occupied.
Exhibits have been arriving rapidly
and the grounds are filed with them.
The machinery building is so crowded
that several exhibitors are occupying
tents.
The display of cat tie, horses, sheep
and hogs will be the largest and best
for many years. and the showing of
domestic science made by the women of
the county will surpass their best former
efforts. One entire new building is de-
voted TO this display. There is also
a fine display of all the Oranges, con-
sisting for the most part Of flowers,
fruits and farm products of many var-
cites The midway display includes
many new features as we'll Sc the old
popular ones.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
FOUND ARTIC ISLAND.
Stefansson Raised British Flag Over
Erin y Double in Gustav Adolph Sea

ny Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Vancouver, b. G. Sept II -One Of
the islands which Explorer Stcfansaon
found in the Artic region Is about the
size Of ireland, The explorer said today
The British flag was raised June, 10,
1915, on this land, which is in what
formerly was called the Gustav Adolph
Sea
Stcfansson arrived last night from the
north and today continued his journey
10 Victoria, whore he will make a re-
port 20 the Canadian government on his
experiences IN the Artic for n period Of
five and one half yeurs
Storkcr Storkcrsen, Stefansson'a lieu-
tenant. and four mon now are carrying
out thclr chiefs plans IN the far north
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
MANY AT HIGH SCHOOL.
Lure of Industry Not as Great as was
Feared

Principal Berlin Of the High School,
expressed much qualification this morn
ing al the increase at the IN enrolment
Of pupils. which with additions this
morning, numbering nearly 40, prom
ise to approach former figures He takes
it as a proof that the effect of high wages
and great demand in the dustrial
world Is having less effect in taking
pupils away from following up their
elementary education than had been
feared BY those interested
Recitations began this morning in
the regular routine Of the High School
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
TO ADVERTISE FOR
BIDS FOR ERECTION
OF PRODUCE DOCKS
Harbor Commissioners Make
Further Progress for Develop
ment of Port.

The development of the port of Viii
mington took another step forward to-
day, when, at a meeting OF the Board
of Harbor commissioners, final plans for
the proposed produce wharf, rs outlined
by Engineer John Meigs, were presented
TO the harbor commissioners today, and
the latter body decided to advertise for
bids for the construction of suitable docks
and storage sheds on the site of the inn
provement at Front and Church streets.
Mr. Meigs had written that he would
come to this city, to explain any details
of the plans that the commissioners
might question, but he failed TO make good
and the commissioners were compelled to
act without consulting him. However,
it was stated that arrangements would
be made to have him come here and ex-
plain away any confusing qucStloSn IN
the port plan.
4 wear ago, when the question of a
produce wharf, such rs is outlined, was
discussed, it would have been possible
10 have obtained contractor To do the
work for about S75,uOO Whether this
figure will be doubled now, under war
conditions, is problcmatical Advertise
ments asking for bids will be published
locally and also in technical Journals.
The reason for arranging for all such
preliminary work Is because the harbOr
commissioners feel that they cannot
submit complete report to City Council
on the development of the port, showing
the plans for such an Improvement as n
produce wharf without also submitting
an estimate OF what such an Improvement
would cost If City Council fails to CO.
operate in providing the funds for such
Improvement then the matter steps
The idea for such wharf and suitable
harbor facilities. where dow n-tStatc farm
crS and also New .ge-scv farmers could
bring truck here ny water. arose and has
continued to be q prominent question.
because of the cxorbItant prices charged
for produce in this city
IN official of the PuScv and Homes CO.
appeared before Tho commissioners and
agreed TO have removed % the lines laid
out certain fences that had cncroachcd
on other proncriy adjoining tho ship
building plant
The appraisers for the Iohdcll prop
erty made their report The value Of
The land. Including riparian rights along
both tho Dclaware and { Christiana rivers.
was fixed n $4,000 an acre Chairman
Warner VIII communicate with Mr. Lob
dell and OBTAIN his views on the price
There are l0i : acres IN tho tract
The appraisers. consisting Of & G..
kurtz. " II Gibbons and T. T Moody.
refused 70 hv price for their services,
and the commissioners considered $50
each a fair compensation for thclr SER
wees rs experts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
PERSONAL.

Mrs Harry Moore and son, Thomas,
Mrs William HILBERT and Mrs. Edgar
f. Cloud have returned from Atlantic
City, where they spent their vacation at
the Hotel Elberon.
Miss Laura NJ Cloud, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs W p. Carrow Of
Dover has returned home
Mrs Nathan Newlin has returned from
Delmar, where she was visiting Mrs.
Charles d. Smith
Mrs T. r. Newell and daughter,
Pauline, and sister, Miss Agnes Curley,
are stopping at the Chalfonte, Atlantic
City, for two weeks.
Miss Ruth V Clough Of Cordova, Md,
is attending school in Wilmington
Mrs Harry B Murdock, Miss Joseph
inc Y Wall and Miss Nan Grant ara
spending 10 days at Atlanti City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
ISAACS CONTINUES.
Will Retain Democratic County Chair
manship for the Present.

A special meeting of the Democratic
County Committee was held TODAY at
Democratic headquarters, called by Henry
r. Isaacs, the chairman to permit him to
resign. Mr.. Isaacs expects to 20 aboard
IN the country service soon, hence lie
desires TO give up the chairmanship.
In view of the fact that Mr.. Isaacs
is not leaving at once, the meeting pre-
vailed upon HIM to continue as chairman
until he has TO go away To provide
Tor an automatic successor however,
James Salisbury, who is chairman Of
the Clty Committee, was elected vice
chairman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
THIRD DIVORCE FOR WOMAN
Mrs Ada Hetherington Latham Freed
Eloped From Bryn Mawr.

Philadelphia, Sept Il Her third
DIVORCE dsaee. was granted Yesterday
to Mrs NJ fetherington Lucas Pat
terson Latham by Common Pleas Court
No ).
Mrs Latham who is a daughter of
Albert G. Hethermgton, a former presi-
dent of the Civil Service Commission, ac-
cused her last husband DR. Harry FL
lingswOrth Latham, with cruel and bar
barous treatment He IS dentist
serving with one Of the Allied armies.
Mrs Latham first marriage took
place while she was a student at Bryn
Mawr College She eloped and was mar
ried to John II Lucas, June ?, 1900.
They had three children. In September,
1909. Mr. and Mrs Lucas were divorced
and June 1910, she married {. Stuart
Patterson, Jr., lawyer They were
divorced in January 1914, and on Feb
ruarv % of the same year, Mrs Patter-
son was married to Doctor Latham
Before her first divorce Mrs Latham
won medals as roller skater
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
MAY DRAW ON NEW DRAFT
May be Necessary in Some Cases
10 Fill October Quotas.

Judg"g from a Wo>ljugton dispatch,
announcing a call FOR 142 900 white
registrants 70 entraiu for camp between
October and IL it may be necessary in
some instances to draw upon last Thurs
days registration to fill the quotas.
though ID most cases there are enough
LETT out OF the June and August
registrations
vi the $4,000 white regIstrants call
ed Delaware quota lss 207, and they
are 10 be sent q Camp Meade This
is IN addition 70 l44 Negroes to be sent
10 Camp Dix between the 25th and
9th Of September
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
SUGGESTS PATRIOTIC SONGS
Law renee Ferry Says American Childr>
Should Learn Them.

Lawrence II Ferry, WcIl-known
WImngtonian. says il would bc a
good idea ii the words of "Thc Star
~pangIcd Banner and other patriotic
songs were thrown on The screen in the
picture theatres between hr picture
shoVIngS
people for that matter, Mr.
Perry said in dIcuSsing the matter.
do not know tho words Of some Of our
patriotic songs. but If they saw them
and sang them in the MOVIES, thy
would soon be- able 10 join m Star Spangl
ed Banner whenever j, IL sung
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
HUNS AFTER EXPERIENCES SHOT
CAPTURED.

With the American forces IN Lor-
raine. Sept l. 3 pm An Amer
lean patrol in a rad made early today
in the general region Of Haumont,
northwest Of Thiaucourt captured five
non-commissioned officers and killed sew
en- other non-commssioned officers
The German prisoners SAID they had
received orders to hold their positions
unless strongly attacked The non
commissioned officers were from an
officers school in the vicinity Of Con
fans They said they had been ordered
to the front for practical experience
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
GRAHAM RE ELECTED.
Wilmington Man Again Heads
Democratic State
Committee.
Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening

Dover. Sept II Harry T Graham
Of Wilmington was today reelected
chairman of the Democratic State Com
mittee The neu committee. which was
chosen nt the State convention here last
week, met here today fer organization
Benjamin A Hazel of Smyrna was
elected vice-chairman James Lord Of
Camden, secretary, and Insurance Com
missioner Thomas II Wilson Of Milton.
treasurer
Plans were mapped out for the conduct
of The campaign throughout the State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Two Dead in Chemical Fire.
ociated Press 10 Every Bvenlng

Philadelphia, Sept H. Two work
men were missing following an explosion
and fire that caused slO0Oo0 damage
at the plant Of the Barrett Company,
chemical manufacturers here today The
company Is engaged in war work and
although several fires have been dis
covered in the plant of late, the manage
ment SAID there had been no trace OF
plot in todays blast
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
EDITOR sURRENDERS TO POLICE.
WiIc OF New York World Man Found
Dead in Hotel.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Sept 17,-Charlcs r.
Chaplin, city editor Of the New York
Evening World, whose wife was found
shot To death in her room ut hotel here,
yesterday, surrendered himself 10 the
police today.
Chaplin, who wrote TO business as
sociatc yesterday limiting ut suicide and
declaring his wife had been such a good
pal that ! cannot leave her alone IN the
world" walked into an uptown police
station early today.
He was taken To headquarters for
examination by the district attorney.
Declaring his mind had been wander1
ing, Chaplin told the police he had been
unable for several days To recall his own
name. Reading in the morning papers
accounts of his wife's death and his dis
appearance, the editor asserted, prompted
him to report tn the authorities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Tidal Wave Hits Urup Island.

By AssCriatcd Fress % Eyery Evening
Toxic. Tuesday, Sept 10 During m
eruption Of volcano on Erup Island 4
terrific explosion caused great tidal
wave. which ovcrwh elmed force OF men
at work redoating sunken ship, drowning
twenty-ninc, according u advIccs re-
cciycd here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKETS
- - b - Erenlne

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Chicago, sept H. Hogs, receIpts
1900 market TO 20 20 lover; better
kinds declined most. top. 2O9O; butchers.
20. I5a2O. IS. j ght, 2O.5Ca2O9O; packing,
10 5Oa2Ol0. rough lS.6Oal9.25; TG,
good to choice. l9.OOal9.5O.
Cattle, receipts 5000; steers steady
10 IS higher butcher stock, steady
calves mostly > higher
Sheep. receipts 5000, sheep. steady
TAT lambs. strong 70 higher Feeder trade
opened quiet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Chinaman Einds His Own Lob.

Natives of Finland Montenegro and
Holland 7rpre among the applicants for
work Yesterday at Branch 80 Fnite1
states Employment Service Front and
King streets Nearly very eeii-knoayn
nation IN the fare ~ the globe has bern
represented since the opening 0f TIE FIN
plovment -erv7cp IN tins rItv WITH he
exception of China 80 far not a sInzie
representative IF he Celestial EmnIre
has asked for employment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Another Taft Grandson

Waterbury, Conn, Sept I7.-Forrner
President William H Taft received an
other grandchild here this morning
when daughter, Eleanor Kellogg Taft.
was born to Lieutenant and Mrs Charles
Phelps Taft Lieutenant Taft, who is
q son Of the former President is at present
in the artillery in active service in France.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
CUBAN REGISTRATION BIG.
Men II TO 2s Respond Promptly 10 all
For Fighters

ny Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Havana. Sept t. Enrolment under
tho law callrc Cuban citi1cna from tho
agc of 20'to y for compulsory military
service, was heavy yesterday
The number of regiatrants will not bc
known until the expiration of The gleiay
period allowed for registration
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
For Flying" Cabinet Minister.
Asenclated Press ID Every Evening

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington. Sept IL The Seuate
military committee today by vote
Of II to ?. ordered fayorahly reported
the bill introduced by Senator New,
OF Indiana, providing for the estab-
lishment Of department Of aeronau-
tics with a cabinet officer at its head
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Income Tax on State Bonds. Sticks

y -" NJ - = T'F'' - '''''"
Washington. Sept II Provision Of
the war revenue bill levying Federal
income taxes on future ISSUES of state
county and municipaI bonds were ap-
proved today hy the House, a motion
for their elimination beng defeated
i32 To 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Stenogrzphers Called TO Colors.

Limited Service men who have been
called to 20 TO Fort Slocum, n Y
on September %, as stenOgraphers
from Division No. 3 are: George +
Wycherly Of 1910 Banning street
Thomas +, Holland, $40 West Sixth
and John X Quinn, 1908 Reed street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
NEGROES CALLED.
Colored Draftees to Go TO Camp Dix on
September 25.

The following colorcd men have been
ordcrcd 10 go to Camp Dix September
o for general service By Board 10 3:
leonard Gibbs. 506 " Second street
Harry a Harris, 722 " 9th
Lawrence Parker. III Liberty
Leon Shovel. 1888 Head
Fletcher Wilson. 6I3 ChrlstIaIia
Geo. T Queries. 1710 " ID
Chas II Bolden, PA Unlon
AITERNATE
Wilmer Valentine. 170S " d.
Randolph u Irons. 17I6 W 9th
Frederick Darrell. 24Io " ID
Thos : Anderson. .Ir +. 1919 W 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Asks Z Billions More lor War

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. Sept l7-Con0ress was
asked by the war department today
70 provide 81 3f7 .0o0eOO IN addition
the enlarged American military program
for the coming year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
T. Leslie Carpenter Reopens Studio

7 Leslie Carpenter has re0pened hls
studio for instruction in voice, piano,
organ and theory Individual private
lessons in each Of these departments will
be given as heretofore, and in addition
class lessons In piano Will be introduced
this season for younger pupils who may
desire it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-17
Bulgaria-U. S. Now at War.

BY AssOCiated Press 20 tveTY Evenlng
Washington, Sept 10 If Bulgar-
ians actually are fighting in the west
it will mean recognition of a state of
war between the United states and
BuLgarIa