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New-York tribune., 1918-05-10
Maroon-S Rival F1uInbles Bronx Men ga
Neluark Takes II Innings
To Beat Syracuse Again
international League

GAMES TO-DAY
Rochester at Jersey City.
Syracuse at Newark.
Toronto ut Binghamton.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Rochester, 5; Jersey City, !.
Newark. A; Syracuse, Q1 in.).
Baltimore, 5; Buffalo, a.
Binghamton, g.; Toronto, 3.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
W.. l.. Pct. w. l.. Pct.
Newark 2 0 1000 iRochest'r 500
baitim.: 2 0 1000 Syracuse. 0 2 900
mn 0 1000 Buffalo,. 0 2 900
Jers'y e l l 800 Toronto. 0 2 900
New-York tribune., 1918-05-10

Totals % 3 27 Is o Totals. :. "a 10 81 10 5
nocnSs'sT I.rsnS STtn .'.......,0 | %
Stolen bases-N1cGraw, Walsh, Estes. Ieyie @,
1rady. n Sacrifice hs-Waish, Flaherty. Double
R Rpiass-Brogan and Estes co.; Brady. Orr and
~ ~ his nirst d base on erorsJersey City q Bases
titoha on nasDof ,Maloney, q Off Brogan. a. Hit by
Iaa' Brogan' 4; by Maloncy 9. Winning pitcher
New-York tribune., 1918-05-10

BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COMPANY -
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or on
floor. All L. 4Sth st. COE s. BRANDT Telephone
1S2-3Sth
DIAMONDS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD for cash; advice
free. BENNETT, US Broadway. third floor.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-10
$500" Has Smaller Surplus

Apprentice allowance of five pounds claimed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
POET HAILED AS HERO OF ITALY

Shown marked ability as 4 p0iltieisa.
The career ~ this remarkable naan
began Ia his fiftrrath year While he
was studying st i'rado hr publishes! a
vnllme u poems IN which b. display,
wi sseh marked ability that hc astFuct,
ID ttc atteui!ou ~ literary critics
throughout EBrope
1t Il upon the "sliryness" of his
4Itsxta-.ss t&4kl n AEaatllG.a W. IA base
IhesF sAsa&i seynfe crItlelIas, hut the
sssssSsta~ia ss''lsh he j., ae,,a By the .tai.,
lan pablte WIS shpan wildly iu fh9 nn
certain days ~ 1915 Al this time
Gtollt'I, 'he Italian ~x premier, was the
leadrf ~ the prot;srnan elcIarat In
italy
Ar critical tin,r tsioiitil Waited
Rome anA 'attemprrs! coGp which
would have committed tbs nation 10
active participation IN the wnr an be,
half IT the nations with which she IN
paw ioekrd In lts and death strug
Gle hAHuunxla's Voice, which wnx
the real voice ~ Italy. WIS RAISED
against such move aud 81 Stirred
were the p"ople la bis audience that
they rushed snrnStsi 10 the streets and
thew M harvtcadrs behind which they
fought for the preservation NJ the
cauntry's hotipr against those who
would hr;ray thea ia the kaiser aud
hts iutriguerS
Cries Always Forward"
On MAY -. i9la. the Italian parlla.
uent declared war ani the next day
p'AnnunSio Issued ~ impassinaei
statement declaring that This day the
l.aple ~ Italy have once more become
hralthyg they have recovered their
strength and their liberty BE they
few OF BE- they many. one against one.
one against tour ur one against ten
forward. Always forward TO the
,sIvyfs. VICTORY II only y Ihnsc, Who
believe IN victory, who swear BY We
terry"
n'Annuntin WAS among the tirS: 10
manifest Ru intcnSe in,eyest Ia avia.
tinn " hen the Wvtgh, hrnthers were
IN tnrrpe he passed great deal ~
ttr,e WIKI them aBt IL WAS through his
inHuence largely that tho Italian gov.
srnusent eNnseNt,sl ~ consider serious.
~ What until then had been regarded
~ fantastic dream Thr airplane 10
that ttlne was an unstable and peril
nns machine Nobody kuaN thls bet.
ter than .hr inventors, and II MSS only
With the greatest reluctance thet ar.
yiiM Wright enc day consented rs
taxa the ls"t With hiw in shoft sight
The nyws nNd hts passenger ta0ahtea
onlS y shqrs iis'aner above i'~ xvoand
nat the sensation was sufficient %
leave u AanuHzia an asiatiop ea;husi-
asst.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
RATl0NING IS SYSTEM URGED
British Wersi,a~e- pe~sard Bette,
psrleutien Methods Tor rccd
Supplies

i4onanu Rs%otgtions railing on IRE
government n introduce s systrss Of
ratsening and a~'~rtiar ths, a grave
crisis II approaching IA msny os The
working class districts werc aaag,teti
nv the Wcrscrs National ceassst,tev.
witch .n.,infss representatives ~ rs,ss,
AZ the large trades wai~ns RrFNeri
Sr.lsh. president ~ the Miners We'd
srwt3,qn. Is chairnsAn X tsse cssgarlistee.
The resolutions Say that In se,ae
working class districts wNalen arr esas.
prlits! ~ wait IN fTsNnt ns shoiss and an,
en- are uraile IA obtain tsa. sugar.
mliS. buster taeAa a. margarine. A
nsd system - slsSsrthutiDn i sai,l r. -
sare~ly respos1staIe scr thls STATE 81.
s~alrS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

TN greatest itytDg tr'ei, tAe 1FNNa'eSt
ffyIag f'aywtfefls CTS grr~s sss,l salsas,,
~,t pvtp,e IS neu Acknowledged its
Nfealest living warrior ~ thv asr
tttty three years srNGnS M NppTpsi
att, axe al which % attain ,Nsftnesian
IN lWsatfge ag art but the greatest
nsryv aj etht'r nAtss.Hs are nsen In thtsr
rweHtag~ MapssS ass ~ Aa4 s-pss,4 Va
hasr uuSssads>d the nerves aUd SA
r.ssi,~l the enthusiasm AS 70 u0Ht
man, In Il largr utea Surs Ter hrilNant
warA above the clouds " AnNuuElo
has tlStroveA this theory
IN addition a. his tftampAS AS an
sutAer ANA Aviator, @Anuanste has
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
IMMENSE AIR RAID DUG0UT
Epoland oreas TO Public use Railway
Tunnel Accommodating q.
COO rer~ees.

I.4snt.oa. vs.. The biggest air raid DAG,
gu, In gnslsasi hSs tast h.-ra opcned
u the rasltc Tor usss 'latlac air raids,
I, Win accommodate SNtssi rSrSoras.
The tlasyut Is really 40 unfinished rail.
wsy suasel. tfo sess underground %
whirt wors MAS discontinued a, the
a,..iaaiss " tire war
II is electric isSAtei snd seats hAy,
eeea prNy.sbfa for @,tsG gerssnS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
UNI n''H0G RALLY OH
rHE rcoo DEMONSTRATION sua
aEsrs MEETINGS. sN ALI.
couRrssousxs OF STATE.


Aasaw sslss ~--tsss Rye hss sasaeA 5
rFvelasa;Ssa acting aside Jam III "a
"fies Rally tas. The @ssAua IN sakea
ts s~sF1@es - tA@ sRS~sa vi iAs sS4,
sEaa xcEssnaeat FOR Al lacrosse ia the
rEvdacslaa as Auxs Az thai tsaae the
pscaae are requested 10 nSves In ire
vars0as caassAeasss ~ tha saAa ana
discuss aseaas et pEeeaSsnx mere aags
10 saPsay eaa demand OF this ccaatTy
And cur allies aastnS the 2essaa OF tAs
WAR,
The E0veFnar stresses the necessity
us rsisias mere hogs, and asks thu
people to pledge themselves IN make
al ctfast 10 fRSf~&ss the sfvdarisaa
~ per cent In TeaheSs~A Ths rrpc,
laasastan tellc@s;
To the People al Tennessee
tn order 10 win tale MAR. ia save
eirIlisst.@a fsesa the agesa which
FrussiAH aatocraey would make af IL
there Gast he an sacfaase anFiag sAe
year IN the fssSsa production q thss ms.
'son Tennessee has asea asksd 10
Increase iss perk pfodar'ioA BY At
icast Is pes cvas iAofk IL "A Vital ne,
eesslsy ~ the var Tbs present sap
ply Will 10 Inadequate 10 tha needs vi
t@s aatspn af3 ia associates wha are
fighting tn save libeEts saa stsata
stoa
Under the dlreesson et the tassec
States fees administration. Friday,
Jan II. next, has been designated as
Neg Rally Iay upoR whiea ocoss;oa
tha people &re urged ~ niee, al taeir
respective eoarsAaases and take such
stsps ~ viii Se necessary ~ mew; the
demands II our government
Recognizing ysis tfsrGst@a~~ ~ ssss-
gaet sssseest5 h. assa tsxs ,sssssx saiis tNe nesa
Ter Increased PORK prcdaetion as q
vital MEASURE Of national defense |
therefore call upon the farmers. the
business mea. the bankers and all ia
triotic eillsens 10 assemble AZ their
fss Essrtlse county s~ats On FRIDAY.
Jan RI. 1915. ''rics fsi'r imy.' ant
pledge their united efforts to increase
the pork production o. their eoSnstvs
by not less than the desired Is per
cent specially appeal 10 the baak'
ers ans business men u the cities and
towns 10 do everything Within their
power To stimulate and encourage this
movement. 90 lend credit 10 those
a-eiiug II, 10 Purchase hrca sc~s. to
assisi In the organization 81 boys
and girls pig clubs by offering pre-
miums TO stimulate the aionsbevs
thereof and ia every ether way p~..
sihle
'pur nation 10 q, war Every cttt
srn os the republic and al Iransss~e
~ at war Oar duties and obligations
are great. bat the opportunities ius
service service for the nsst0n. fot
human fre@iom ard rar civtlisatsoa.
have a~ver been 10 great Lei as
measure up 10 these opportunities 'ef
service and resolve nox 10 10 every
thing that we can 10 meet then,
TOM e. Rye. Csv~rno<
: ssfsr IRA sssss@ymay se. ,ae.s ,.,,s !
IKE II STEVENS,
Secretary ot siate"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

xs~asans far wonAn's silmensa | svss
ssw. "-Ax SARA SsAw, n No L
fassxm1gh. OAsa
Mrs, shaw proved the merit III tAis
medicine and wros~ thla lsttar In ersss
thai ether satsersag wxass may nnd
relief N sAe did
Women who arw suffering - sAs vas
shend not drag aloAg frosa day to day
wi,heat giving this faEseas rect and
herb remedy. lydia H. fsasaasn , v~F~-
sahls Compound. = txtai For special
advice I'm regard 10 snS Assments write
taIlydla r. rinkhan N Medicine Co. fynn.
Msss The result III i'm forty yo&rs
sxpssssncs Ii ax yuar sexsteM
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

LEARN USE or PENNY
War introduces n Into California
for First Time.
sssrssatcts Regarded m Too snssanA
hesst 10 Hssr SsiSs in Rssasaes
ts Eassnesa

san FRANCESCA. The war u sntsS
Istsdas ihs hasnaie satzaay iasa t,fasigur~
aia. t'pF the agss ftsne ia The Aisss1S
~ tie state X ali b~ ss~a In graa-
tssrs~ Heretofore shis fFaefiua 0f
gurrraey has hecR Regarded as too la'
stgnihsans to bear any saiae In its ~
lsaoa 10 hasiaess.
Tt~ vusae 0F the rssFFe~f F~at "a ssss
Of rhs iesaots Ia thrift which Mrs. A.
" baldwin, Ut Saa Fruacisso via take
back 10 the wesasa Of California. Arx
Baidstn ls ens Of the aa.i prosaifesss
eiabwGGaen af San Fsmactseo aa1 xsae
@as reeensly GATED To Washington by
shs SECRETARY III the treasury To SERVE
en the woasaa's liberty loan cosninitscs,
and 10 carry st~ ieSsssas ~ the Liberty
iDan and Ut the @ar savings e~rtifi.
Gates 10 the wenaesa la the far West.
~oas In California we are - far
away fresh the center ~ sAinks thai
many II ia. gTnsots cntnulaasstes kaesw
the thrift campaign ~ the Liberty lean
onls as a name. The duty of our wens-
20, as see II. 10 not oaly to esa,wrye
Ia large way. has 90 save the ssnafs
spoaats aaleh the people Of the wrst
aFs apt 70 pysrla4sk,
we arr otaiy beginning n Use c6p
Peers ln San lrsneisco, +" said Mrs Baid.
ain. @and they are s,lli oniy ussd In
FEW u thr shops In California the
copper cent has aaen regarded hvrctn
sare as tosp ineunsl,ieyabie trisa 80 be
given any consideration TAy w8r and
its emergency rnearur's such rs the
war savings certificates snd fhe thrift
stamps. with change the raliternians
sttItnde toward the modest penny.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

ton contained IN letter Revived hv
Mrs, TuciGs II Svtst AZ fhls city from
NJ Mtrmsn project Ht 'he tivpa rtpssnt
q Megr,he - Mqs@ilc Franco.
After thanking Mrs SwiF for be-,
werk la aiding Wrench orphans, "
Mlrn,aes letter ct,attuucs
Damned hr ,hs kaiser ard me ma.
tiaa that rsuseyt so much htss~t agd
tears 10 hs she'd oyer our yssAr earsh.
We must vita TX. ,'ie We shat win
We laust hvvs de~a the tivensa lresst,
t,,srtAeY.~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

sidney Stafford Mcconnell Of Lewis
burg WAS appointed state supeFtp'etad,
ens q banks hY Gov Rye, "a aus "fsd
J l. Emerson Or Athens whoae terra
expired Jan /, ME Emefs9n. tsa ~
firing sapestntenden' ans apgsoie led
hy exAas Hooper ~ sis tn" anea
ptred term ~ J /. Hutton. whe was
the first superintendent named anG~F
The term Of nfsrce Ia tour ysars
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
MAI Carrier Walked ,ss,aoo Niles

Atwanh " rhristiye years *
serSses, AZ 8. l9steE CHsei,g et thA A.
,eaaH pnst ay'lsV has hear nluh,l,i a6s
here by orvilie r Eahcnck aA,~i sixty
Ne will receive ne xe,ttrn S,Hr ,csn
the department, In thu performance
II hts duties he has vnlket tHS 400
miles. and hr wears aat eve pairs II
sh@es n year,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

TIE S,ate highway department ~
,is rseetiax I,essssat~1 l. Sc January
IL FOR It's Eexf sess:oa Prof G. f.
yerrss. dean at TIE srglnearfnE 10
part.aea,. fniss-x.y st TsHssSs@s
has heer requested hy she war d.
partmen, a. attend The Hss@ting arc
Ire commission tG.spsa@9 he raeet
.Rg an;il Jargary IL No b. car -
.resszt. TIE pnssporesga5t g. tss
meeting will give he e1rnsztssson fall
nszs tssrsks3p FOR the oossssssrassca cs
ear raAf.xra
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
Family Never NJ sstd War

Eltsat"'h W Va The family NJ Y.
u. Madden uFer here Is y soldirrgy
ANA p5;rfsv}c one Madden IN u VET.
erau II the Cftvl war His great gvari,l
ig'',cT served In Tho Revolutionary
,raF IIt4 evap,tftjl,.er st,F,e8 En fS-
"as ~ j>ts He aal another brother
fo1.ht IN 'be tSytt war, mad Younger
hTa'h"r fought tp he Spanish tsleri.
cap ~ar I'so ~ hls Sons sre in the
present var and i"ur other SOUS ace
awaiting the rsll.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
DAnnunzso Is Decorated by Two
Kings for Deeds OF
Bravery.
GREATEST WARRIOR or AIR
~ Addition TO Triamphs ~ an Author
md svfat6r. fskanu1sfs g. flag
Shown Marked Ability a.
Statesman and Politician

Rome. Two rulers. the kinRs re~
Epesiyely Of Great Britain aud Men.
tsnexru have, conferred medals on tia
orisile p'Annunkio,
without the history ~ this mans ~.
inarkahle career fresh Ia mind the
reader Of this news Ii hardly likely 70
realize the fact that Ia nAunnntla
u embodied probably the highest type
OF contrasting versatility now living.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

f,s retiring ges,ly rub Spnts os hs~
dsuT aud itching with Cutienra Nns
nsnt Next morning shanpsc WIFI
sut,susm SOAP and bot water. For fres
SAMPLES address. "Cut!rurH. nert. \
He~ten.- AZ druggists asd by nnaa
scar Il Ointment q and 10. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
ONE SKIPPER EARNS sl25.M0
ktar.rseu, caliira ~ Great Grstairs
F,sherren Pays Well Dur
ing the War,

NUN fpElsAA Il ives HaneuncSd
h, ms northeastern Sea fisheries sNsin'
uI'tre thst Anli FshiHg sstrssr has
sarnet, &1HisN slacp the war broke
oa, aai arctaey made STanS In two
years
TNe .t8e' Nsfcer REMARKS IN his re-
rccs that "the sAipprr> c2rn nh they
receive when he ivHls ~ the Norsh
sysa qrgs rtt1tr.htrpst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

The tl~sss1ghly great nen are thaA~
who have sssp~ everything thoroughly.
aud elso have never dissplsfd anything.
hewsver small. Of Gods making =
ftskn Kasktn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

One storage esq At L. cents ~ the
weekly egg ration ~ isrfiinrFa The
papers state tina, as large Part ~
the 1ggs fr0an Which thAe Fsassss@f ~
tt,sn ii derived arr rrssiuetS ~ thu ~
fs4geraier buyers are urged 10 "t~.rA
them promptly and consume ts.w
without ungesvssar, delay"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

~ weak ~ ntsass& ]
csaAa hardy Eet
arxsssa ,s o. ny
work, aai - | hAa
t~as III my family
ana slsF~s s~Nlssak
II made !, very k.sl
for nA LYDIA 4.
rakAAzn's vsg&
tanis camrenaA
wss treonlaerseA
% mA | book n
and II has rsssarw3
my heaisA IN n
csrtAtaly the lest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

{. " RraaSS hanfer II r~air'a
M thtea. Ns ss30t gassr fgrt Nv
ne Via yt,p q " ss3SSjF7s TIC hrs
4 rare MATTE 'r1sa, ec-d 10 tsp Il TAI
a.j a.s rpd eSsA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

frank t'ppec. cyllet % the lnfortaa.
tiau bureau II the offifv ns The tlStric,
'ariafttpy tf 'SeF YeTt .se-SrSY,sss 1.ssrat
thnt through the death II his elder
brother Sir ll0rHc, Cooper. hr sue
ersds not 0nly ta the English bar,
onptcy az his brother hut also TO the
famuy estate Ia England apprai se,i M
half uiiIian dollars slf Heracp's
oulv Naa who would have ht,'o,ne the
barren was Killed In The hattie ~ he
soutmr \ Spl iic,igrd citizen, he olll
nat, h. dsGlares exchange that citizen.
ship for 'hc tltle Mr. Cooprr. or
ler'i Coor~r IN 81 nephew n the frat
iad5 iuF'ria, nod yo'mGcg brother,
MAJ Charles t,~spvr, " mew GaScrl.sr
NJ the " stern SelttitSN' h0ar. near
London u t'vsgvr sluce hecontRs
NJ srvcr7,-ut1 Ans tstses, 81 s,rs.s Il ass.~sr
tltn sHt an pcElr,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

nf II. A M0rgRn, II dfai LORD ~
Illustrator Tor Tennessee aAs alr~ady
appointed federal food ssiministvssMs
~ a large num REF az eoantles AMI
sapes ~ complete tsa spE5lHsszi @sass
IN the etftre r'ato oesore many aayk
several a. tGosr sei~g is~t If ng Nor
war hsfe ,qtst \ III ~ asts"a ;aslr -
poiE;raer;a or have sgsFestsa others
in their plErr These recommended
tons are aeiHg inv~ss gated &ns sill
he acted usga sona,
Az scen 50 the coauty organizations
arr rom pisyed Isr No-saa win call
setsEgs m the tee~d administrators
sid instTuct hsm In regard IN their
duties NAsa the county orEsnIza
,sors are finished tss food aemsiais
traitor wg'l Sastn tire distribution Of
tire res slschaa ar bctzse ard. which
makes macy ctsnHEes Ia tbs present
et}wAer4 AtE1Sa nr&gyanl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

A Hull nshins shiWef has earned
aao,hsf made sTatssi IN I'VE years
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

Nashville w n Sfragrs former
chief clerk IN The secretary NJ sssta's
osfies uaaer Secretary snsed. ha.
heen granted tire TO Inake VI ths
shortage ct ,!.sea discovered 10 his
arennaiA rexeatfF
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

Matrices A-oro The e-lzsry eies
ticn sid here u nominate cAnt.
iates for city rzszH missions rssGltee
~ follows y e. Mansy. 10; ]. =
gaiAes. IFS, n b Kerr. ils. ii. @
Ps.nss. Iis. C q Glitter. iai. L D
2t.ser, 81. ., & Frey. II.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

Chicago macy quarantine to check
Eas'Ht0tt,iH
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

tohnsssa CITY .AccorilEg 10 a, re-
ycvf from hiEsRrsr'- there are a
easss 81 smallpox IN TIE f1SsaTasAtag
city % oaG1r+ 2aitiss HaHeveF. nt
apprehension or the part ot tse a.
thcvtlies ts TN. M the disease 1axa.
.stss assft in Elid .or
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
A arsr 70 WISE WOMEN

Deaf safes ,uStutc .heD eli female
xnats~s will vaassh la thln air after nsane
"FstseasaA =" Price soc and D. co. Asis.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

Knoxville Charged Nth havinE
resisted ard fired agon fetersA Gift
Gers who rasSea M iilic;, dsstliisss
oatFf, iii the NsIasas Greek seSttos
az Sewer rcsssy about tsn s@aks
ago. Wise s'oy Waiter EtEs-t, Artaas
sAuag and riass Saalar, allegro
ncnnshtn1rs sers placed ErSer ar
res.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
MANY PLEAS ENTERED.
When Indicted Persons Were Arraigned
in Court Today.

Judges Conrad and I1eisel, sitting in
General Sessions today, heard large
number OF plcadings in the cases Of per
sons against whom the grand jury has
found indictments. among them being a
big batch OF heroin cases. Among them
were: Helen Laws two bills not guilty;
Lizzie Parke, four bills, not guilty: Perry
Lewis two bills. not guilty: Samuel Green,
two bills, not guilty; Elsie Johnson, four
bills not guilty
Among the other pleas taken were:
Rosario Maltese. larceny not guilty;
Lewis Tagnalio and Rosario Maltese
larceny, not guilty: Nicholas Martelh
larceny, guilty; Fletcher Gibbs pointing
q pistol. not guilty: John Taylor, carrying
a concealed deadly weapon. not guilty:
Caleb Showell and john Rawley. resisting
public officer. not guilty: William kenney.
assault with intent TO commit rape, not
guilty; Charles Dougherty. escape from
workhouse, not guilty; William 7 Speer.
assault with intent 10 commit murder
not guilty; Max LeSner, selling cigarettes
10 minor, not guilty; Norman L. Van
Dome, advertising liquor IN dry territory:
Nicola Mascara, assault with intent to
commit. rape, not guilty, Osborne J
Avant, assault with intent TO commit
murder. not guilty; Joseph Postles, as
sault with intent 10 commit murder. not
guilty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-18
PLANES, BIG FACTOR
IN ST. M|H|EL VICTORY
Kept Fiery Rain Of Explosives and
Bullets Pouring on Heads OF
Terrified Foe.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

With the American Army on the For
raine Front, Tuesday, Sept. Aviation
played n large part in the American OF
fensive in Lorraine, as Is Indicated by u
summary of the first four days of the
battle. In spite of the rain which before
the battle had transformed ardromcs
into seas Of mud and which during the
combat handicapped the aviators during
two of the four days, the airmen were
highly successful. During the fighting
they made more than $500 sorties, the
summary showing that the machines were
aloft for an aggregate of 1000 hours
During this time, enemy airdrornes were
so thoroughly bombed that the Germans
were not able to do much of anything IN
the air fighting.
Pursuit groups played a large part IN
maintaining bombing barrages over the
sector in advance of the attack, and
they engaged enemy airplanes and bal
looms wherever they were found. The
work of the American observation corps
was greatly facilitated by this activity
More than 10000 rounds of machine gun
bullets were fired at conveys, artillery
and troop concentrations The pursuit
groups followed the British method OF
attack in launching small bombs at the
concentrations they discovered
A number of valuable reconnaissances
were made by aviators, who kept those
IN the rear in constant touch with the
shifting of the front line. No le3s thap
$50 attacks were carried out against
enemy ammunition dumps batteries and
other important targets Observers pene-
trated the enemy line 20 depths up 10
thirty miles day and night and bombing
units made the surprising total OF more
than 900 raids on railroad centers and
functions
The cloudy weather interfered with
the work of the balloon observers but
there were scores Of asccnsions during
which fifty-fivc hostile batteries were
spotted and American artillery fire ac-
cordingly regulated The French also
PLAYED conspicuous part IN the hghtlng
During the -four days there were seven
ty-fivc aerial comhats, during which ninc
enemy machines were shot down and
firtv-forr more were driven down out
Of control Thirty enemy balloons We're
destroyed during this period
When observers report that light
line Of German lRantymen was app
reaching. the American big guns threw
a terrific harrage into that area. here
were no further movements by the enemy
Observers reported TINS morning that
there were no living Germans in the re-
zion whore thcv we're sighted last night.
0,rite a number Of dead were seen,
however
American aviators report that on
Tuesday American gunners DESTROYED
big German gun in the region Of Darhau-
sscc and number Of gun emplacem nts
nearby. The dugouts where the German
g,inners had taken cover also was sheled.
German aviators machine gunners
and bomhers attacked what they supposed
10 bc the American positions IN the
region 10 the west of Wanderers last
night The mist and low clouds, however
prevented the Germans from finding
their targets The Germans them
selves were located and driven back by
antI-aircraft fire