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The evening world., 1919-06-10
S65O,OOO,OOO RAIL LOSS
TO GOVERNMENT PREDICTED
Administration Charged With
"Grave Error" in Buying Equip
ment Without Consulting Lines.

WASHINGTON. June 1o.-PredIct-
ing a possible loss OF tsSo,ooo.OOO to
the Government on railroad operation
by the end ofthe year, Chairman Good
Of the House Appropriations Commit
tee to-day declared the Railroad Ad-
ministrstion made a grave error" in
buying a 100000 freight cars and g.
900 locomotives without consulting
the Iines, The Government stands to
lose on the equipment. ne said. and
plans were dormlng to have the roads
tal;e II over under an equipment trust.
Notwithstanding that the Director
General had spent enough money TO
maintain equipment to standard,
Chairman Good declared II had de
Perforated and the Government would
have TO pay.
The evening world., 1919-06-10
FINANCIERS TO TESTIFY
ON PEACE LEAK TOMORROW
Morgan, Vanderip and Dawson
Telegraph Lodge They viii Be
on Hand.

WASHINGTON. June fo.-J. T,
Morgan. Frank venderlip and Henry
p. Dawson to-day wired Senator Lodge.
in response TO kilograms from him. they
will be in Washington Tomorrow TO
testify in the Senate treaty leak'' In
quiry.
Word was expected during tho day
from Paul warburg and Jacob Srhlff
Thomas w. Lamont. the sixth man sub
poenaed by the Foreign Relations Com
mittee. is In Fyance.
In announcing the hnanriers had an
swered the Senate summons, LodS'
stated the Investigation Is to be public.
The evening world., 1919-06-10
waFbsrE Has Never seea . Cory Of
the Treaty.

DETROIT. June l0.--Ianl NJ War
burg. here to address the National
Association OF Credit Men to-day. said
that he was willing to testify before
the Senate Committee.
He added. that be had never seen
copy OF the treaty and did not know
there was one In the country.
The evening world., 1919-06-10

New York soldier on CasuaIty List.
wAsupNoToN, June lo.--ro-day's
casualty liss eeptainsa The name q rat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
SAW HOT FIGHTING.
Corporal Gust Caravasilis of Viii
nington in Some Big Drives,
but Got Through Unhurt.

A letter just received by Thomas
Caravasilis, one of the Star restaurant
proprietors, gives news Of his nephew,
Corporal Gust Caravasilis, who is in the
Machine Gun Company Of the 10th L. )
Infantry, which regiment forms part Of
the First Division and Is stationed at
Coblenz. forming part Of the American
Army Of Occupation there.
As O bov Of 16 he attended 'he public
schools in this city, but entered the service
from Cary, Ind, where he was in business
for himself He was sent first To Camp
Tavlor at louisville, Ky, and from there
to Camp Shelby, from whence he was
drafted into q replacement division,
which accounts for his being attached to a
regular army command lie went over
seas eight months ago, and writes
our regiment took part IN four Of the
biggest drives. including that on July H.
tie first American drive that chased the
Boches; btit | was lucky enough To come
through without scratch
Thomas Caravasilis himself saw service
In the Greek Army IN the war Of that
country with Serbia; and is a member Of
the local State Militia at present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
BANG WHAT WAS THAT? :?
Breakfast time Explosion Was Only
Scrapping of Iron at Hagley .
Experimental Stationl

Just rs vou were regretting AZ : 80 this
morning that vuur Youngest hopeful had
beaten vou 10 thc last buckwheat cake
of hC last batch the TnISsus had cooked
that YOU could wait for. YOU heard an
explosion didn YOU And YOU wander
cd what had let gc and where Surc YOU
dld because all Wilmington that was
awake heard It-and IN some places felt
II. because q chap who lives at Richardson
Park and who Is strictly truthful and q
pruhIbitIunlst SAYS he felt the Jar Of it
as hc sat at hls breakfast table
shortly thereafter, the telephone bells
IN Every Evening local room began To
umgIe with inquiries about the matter
But the hunt for the explosion WAS already
on there a hunt that lasted pretty nearly
four hours bcca use that explosion certainly
did keep Itself hidden in the tall timber
Inalv II was found, and where do YOU
think II was and what? Why out at the
Hagley wards 81 the du Pont company,
but 10 WASH what was considered an
explosion by the folks there and WASH t
therefore reported TO headquarters. What
il was waS blasting charge placed under
some old IRON 10 scrap H. 50 hat II could
be more easily loaded into cars and shipped
awav This sort of job comes up once
or twice 3 year AT the yard, but today the
charge must have been a little bit heavier
or some other conditions must have been
ripe Ia make the shock Of the explosion
widely felt
50 there your are.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
ELECTIONS IN GERMANY
ASSURE STRONG GOVERNMENT
' Associated Press . Every EveninT

London, Jan ~ RasIng Its cOmmen
upon the final unofficial lglIres on tr
results ii hr German elections .lr .ac
qatIonal assembly as rcccivcd Yesterday
from Easle. the FINES TODAY points ont
hat no party mas au absolute maIorfy
i'll be assembly, nut expresses ao OPINION
that there - every probability ~ strong
combination between the ua!prtv -o-
.Iahs;S and he democrats ftc infiucr
radicals reinforced by some uag0nal it-
erals together NiJh whatever ncrul-
hey NAV attract from the other gTuuG-
such an arrangement ~ parties ats
the Times editorial, wpuld produce tlr
one result winch concerns ti.c Mules anu
thc ultcd states u Wp4G lt er-
many Il rong government N.ti --n
iisputahle moral right II a'nu -.. e'
man state anu people '
lies .nd America should hs-tc,
uize thc state 81 thing s.i,a ttt .,..r
aa- created
The ariglnai plan f9r the e4t.s.a
-cmDly allied ior 433 mcmrers .ut III NJ
10 the tacf tina lsact-LorruUr 5Il
vote. The tota. ,- reduced .s Nt.rD
hence VAL rc f2l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
LABOR PROBLEM
BEFORE COUNCIL 8
SESSION TOMORROW
Views cf All Nations TO be Pre-
sentcd as Basis of Prospec
tive Legislation.
NO BARS TO WORKMEN
" Associate, press to Every Evening

ny Associated Press To Every Evening
Paris, Jan. u The second session
of the peace congress 10 he held tomorrow
will, like he first. be opelf % The prcas
The first subject on the order OF btlsI-
ness. as was announced yesterday by the
supreme Council, will be international
legislation ON Iaor ndcr instructions
gwen 1T the FIRST session, various natlohal
delegations have been preparing written
statements of thor views on the subject
and It T. understood that, under a apeclal
order. these Will be- received hy the Con
gresa and referred to committee. which
will pIpc careful study 90 the various re-
ports and endcavor to amHIgamate them
INTO general project 20 be recommended
70 the ongresa for approval
America vlew has been crysialilzcd
and is believed IL harmonic 70 many
respects with those hcid hy the British
delegates II IS heieyod to hc based NJ
on full recognition of he principles "t
international protection Of lafor ~
government agcncice, Thus oflscttIug what
IS regarded rs 4 dangerous tendency to
ward clasE control If governments
Data i hctne prepared - demonstrate
= simultaneous movement ~ this dlfcc
tlnn hv lahaf organizations lti he ! nlted
@ItttfS4 tyIEfHHI 8ftt france. 9iHliJItitflftE
II he adoption ~ the trench chamber
of depntios 81 he report of the Porne
conference. held hnfnre the war as ampll-
fcd ~ hc conference hcid II Iceds,
England. N IalG These. ID general,
lool to the rrfof u labor lfnn sntor-
nalinna caruaietie control tho freedom
- ,hooSe employment n place II latnf.
guarantees ~ rmpioy nonf eoclal ~
%nranee thc right 81 organization and The
enforcement 81 hyg,rnie conditions a
places IL cfuplpFuruf
III interest ~ tho southwestern sectlon
II he | uted states ~ sell is Nev5co.
s the demand fpr freedom - work n
anv country 81 frrn- ot equality with
native latter Other provisions are 4ald
IL relate to ruld md Ietnalc labor. tho
prohibition of night work for minors. i
b.a4ir etght hour dat. and he prohibition
al international trItio III products made
hF minors Il Is expected he American
ieleuates viIi present data 10 show the
ncccssItp for international standardiza-
flan ol sailors wages A. already required
hv tmrrlcan law # unfair and injurious
Competition Tor the world freight
business Is I'D Jc lyoldcd # Il under
stood and a sprt of mutual cn-oporation
i 10 govern IA ihc best guarantee II
avoiding wars resulting from such com
petition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
70O.000.00O MORE MAY
EASkED FOR RAILROADS
Administratioa Expects to Spend
a Billion Dollars for Better
mentS Of Lines.
- Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press I'd Every Evening
Washington, Jan p The -lm winch
Congress viii be asked soon .oapproprla;e
as an addition 70 he railroad admInistra-
ion revolving fund may be - much as
500 JU0 600 it WAS learned todav
The railroad administration tentative
program calls Tor expenditure 81 abou.
billion dollars his sear Lor extensions.
improvements and new equipment ~
the railroads under government control.
and large part ii TINS must bc financed
from the revolving .und in loans - rail-
roads
Ia addition. tho railroad administration
may be called on j, contracts ~ith the
individual roads are completed, o furnish
working capital and redlt the companies
with cash taken over by the .dm,nistra-
ton when {, aosumcd control The az
gregate of these two items IS calculated
1T $4,000 000
udcr q new polcS ms year suc r4II-
road administration wI not approve III
advance an entire program Of Improve
mpnfs gor each road, bat VIII authorize
specific projects from tImc to time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
MEETING OF EDITORS.
Delaware and Maryland News
paper Men Gather here
Tomorrow.

Dclawnra and MARYLAND newspaper
men will gather here tomorrow on the
oocasion of the annual meeting Of the Del
Mar-Via Press Aseociati0n Tho latter
organization will entertain, as guests, ~"
members of the Maryland Editorial Asso~
ciatlon
Starting ot 1870 O'Clock ~ the morn
ing. Fnt the Hotel ia Pont, the annual
rnectiug of the Del Mar-Via Association
will be- held md tins Will he followed by a
luncheon at the hotel. after which the
visitors will llbccntcrtancda at loca theatres.
During the meeting there will bc adj
drc~scs by Dr Caleb Il Layton of GeorRo
town who was recently elected 20 Con
gress. his subject being Drainage ~
lower Delaware, and 4 4 Christian,
manager of the ('irubcl store IN Pbila-
dolphin, who wil talk on newspaper al
veTtising.
At the business meeting ~ thc Del
Mar N.a Asppciation. officers viii u
elected and other business Hil b. tram
acted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
LEGISLATORS SEE
DELAWARE COLLEGE
ON REGULAR VISIT
Gov Townsend and State and
County Officers Received hy
President Mitchell en- Arrival
HAVE MILITARY ESCORT
special Dispatch From s,ar oorr~>poudou,

Special Dispatch Frnm Star Cnrr~Spnrdcut
Newark Jan - THIS IS Legislature
Dav ~ DcIAwarc College. Che members
10 the Assembly and Senate dcvotInE a
daN hl-ycari, to i Vi~it ~ inspection 10
the institution They hcG.m coming INTO
town 10 automobiles and hy tram some
What before thc hour nNcd for thclr re-
ccptlou and assembled for tho function
~ tile iulroai station Tho down-Ntatc
delegation 81 members from Kent and
SUSSEX. howc,c got held M III . wreck
~ pnrtcr. ami did not succeed IN getting
here unul afternoon
When III. hour for the official reception
~ thc party arrived, President Mitchell,
accompanied hv members Of the college
faculty.. thc army officers training corps
IA iuli uniform ana band proceeded to
th, station and Welcomed he Legislators
With 'hc senator AMI Representatives
was s distinguished company of state
o'tri1i~ including Governor Townsend.
Lieutenant t-Ci iovcrnor lhason, the mem
hers III tho New Castle county Levy
Court ,nd othCials 81 New Castle county
Former Governor Miller WAS also In the
party
With the three companies of the young
mon ia training TOR officers commissions.
numbering about 200 acting aS a military
escort President Mitchell and the College
guests pr,cccdcd to the college buildings
The rrst nlace visited were the cxperi-
mental station and tho farm. where tho
PARTY was met by Dean Harry HAYWARD
After complete inspection Of the places
All hands GOT INTO AUTOMOBILES and went
10 the old College building. arriving
thcrc on the stroke of noon There they
were Welcomed bv the trustees of the
college including Chancellor Curtis and
cN-C Congressman licald
Luncheon was served AT . 30. and at
= so every t~ndy went 70 an entertainment
provided bv the Woman College IN its
hui6lnC
Tie party win GO to Wilmington at
81 / clock and AZ s will be the guests
- Governor Townsend at dinner al the
Hotel du Pont Tonight they viii attend
the performance at The Playhouse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
DIES OF PARALYSIS.
Former Cardinal Third Baseman Sue
cumbs Suddenly.

John 4 Newell q contractor and
rat,,r Wilmlngtonian, dicd yesterday Of
p4ral,sle within 4 short time after he
Mas stricken The funeral will take
place Monday morning, with mass at 81.
Paul- Church III 9 o'clock
Johnny Newell. AZ he was known
to baseball fans. Was blg leaguer 25
II, plavcd with many small league
to.ans and, about 1884, joined the Bait =
moro team going from there 70 the 81
LOUIS team From there he went %
Paterson. \ J and 10 Portland, and
played ior several years with middle
West teams
a rapabl, fielder, his chef proves was
his batting tie was 2 son OF Michael
Newell and Is survived BY son, John
j. Newell who i q student al Villa Nova
College
The stroke came without warning
fur on Tuesday he visited Philadelphia
on business rrip and apparently was
ID FINE health
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
SAYS PANAMA CONTROL
SHOULD REMAIN WITH L. :.
. Assoelated 80 III 80 Exenlng

by Associated Press to Every Evening
PARIS, Thursday. jan % The ques-
ton of whether the Panama Canal should
be nternationaizetl under the League of
Nations would depend entirely upon The
attitude OF the nltcd states govern
mcnt. according 10 the belief expressed
tonight bv Lord Robert Gel. who has
submitted IL the Peace Congress II draft
OF the British view OF the structure ol the
league lie spoke ut conference Of
journalists
Lord Robert held thar the Panama
Canal Is not on the same basis as some
other waterways since il is property ef
tie uited States and must bc for that
country to say how t shall be controlled
In speaking Of the admission oi neutralS
into the league on the same basis as other
nations. Lord Robert SAID he felt thar
there should be no classification bur hat
all sovereign independent states should
have equal rights In the general discus
sion which followed this remark. he said
II would be disaster # no South tmcrl-
can nations were included in the organi-
zatIan.
The question was raised aS to whether.
II i bIg indemnity is assessed against
Germany She should be kept cut Cf the
league uIllli pay Ntt> iitEftttu-
Lord Robert replied she should not bc
barred merely because OF her inability 70
pay, III case the lndcmnitIes should run
over Il long period
He said that no definite proposals had
vet been made regarding limitation of ar
mamenta In his opinion. there must bc
limitation. hut there cannot he tata. dis
armament since every country must mann
tain certain defensive forces
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
ALL PLEASED WITH
MORRIS FOR JUDGE
Senator Wolcott Says He Will
Checrfully Support His :
Confirmation.
Special Dispatch From Every Evening
Washington Correspondent.

Special Dispatch From Every Evenings
Washington Correspondent.
Washington, Jan - Hugh NJ VI arris,
whose appoint ent 10 the Federal dis
trlct bench for Delaware, was made yester-
day hut has not vet been off ciallv announc-
ed. will bc promptly confirmed. Senator
Wolcott said today The Senator added
thst he had originally suggested Mr..
James H. Hughes of Dover for the APP
polntmcnf, but as MIR Hughes was not
acceptable 10 Senator Salisbury, he as
sented TO the choice Of his colleague ; law
partner for the position
"Mr Morris Is personal and political
friend Of mine, said Senator Woicott Il
have the highest regard for him. The fact
that was originally committed 10 another
man and that was disappointed when
found that he was not acceptable 10 my
colleague does not affect In { q slightest
degree my warm regard for MIR Morri
lie will make an excellent Judge
know he viii prove acceptable 10 the
People Of Delaware generally and that the
bar will give him a cordial welcome 10 his
new dignity | wired Mr. Morris Immediately
heard Of his appointment, congratulatIng
hun on the fact that he had been chosen
for the high position
Senator salisbury was no less pleased
than Senator Wolcntt at the compliment
paid his law partner lie said that Mr.
Morris makes 4 substantial financial sacri-
fce in accepting the appointment and tins
sacrifice Is shared by the firm which
loses the benefit Of association with him.
Nevertheless. the Senator said, he was
glad the judicial problem in his State
had been so happily solved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
ROBERT II. JONES ILL.
Doctor Pronounccs Ailmcnt Pneu-
mona HIS Condition Rather
Grave. IS IS

Robert II Jones. ono of tho test known
and most highly esteemed of Wilmington :
citizens, Is III at has apartment IN The
College Inn Of pneumonia lie contracted
slight cold several DAYS axo. hut not
until last night did ms condition become
such rs 10 cause grave conrcrn Ia his
friends
liis doctor last night diagnosed bis
ailmont as pneumonia. and friends IN
terpretcd the directions for his care to
indicate that the patients condition was
grave.
Since the death Of his nephew, William
Met larry IN phlladclphia. several weeks
ago. Mr.. Jones seemed to be IN failing
health
tie is between - and ST years Of age.
and W until hs present illness has en-
joycd excellent health
Tins morning and nt noon today the
patient condition showed IN improve
nent over last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
WILSON ID BREAK WORK
WITH NIGHT AT OPERA
By Associated press 10 Every Evening

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening
PARIS. Jan - President Wilson wil
tonight make his first real visit to q
theatre SINCE leaving Washington more
than SIX weeks ago. Hc will go 70 the
opera 10 attend n gala night, winch vas
specially arranged for INN and, after a
strenuous week II work IN the Supreme
Council of the Peace Congress. Tie Is look
ing forward To the event with great an
ticlpatIon-
Mr. Wilson attended motion picture
show and theatrical production man
aged BY sailors on the ship coming over,
and while in Milan saw ono act 0i Aida
At the celebrated Scala. but tonight 5
entertainment will be The first real ono he
has attended.
Mr. and Mrs Wilson will give tea at
the AIurat residence today Tor al the
attaches of the household They have
invited the house servants. the soldier
guards army motor corps chautfeurs and
everybody else who has anything to do
With the President home N Paris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
TROTZKY A PRISONER,
REDS POWER WAVES
Finnish Troops Drive Terrorists
Out IF Esthonia and LIvonia,
Basic Reports
nx A-.aela,ed rra.. u E.er. E.en-nz

EY Associated Press ~ FrrfF EF"r'9Z
Beelc. jan - fcon Trozky Tho
Bolahevjst minister ~ ,car and marine
did not escape from \nrva affcr TIC de-
feat a the Rolshcyi-ta ~ the Esfhonanz
but was taken prisoner, recording 20 dis
patches received hero from llbau
Advinc from thr atrc source state
tha' nsvtna a. the intervention If Finniah
troops ID northern F'honia tnd l1roni7
BE- country haa bneu completely f'rand
II 8oishevl force
parts Ian Ed Itths4uia r3op-
have defeated .bo l.ai.hcell roar hnelo
dar.. about midway bctvogn Eoruo and
k,na according ~ repnr grom h"vno
rc~.Ivcd today he ra-u7ltr nf Il"
Hol-hetft ecrr hoatv and Ihof n r"-
ported p htvr ias' 1000 ncn II pr-ar-
crs
The Iithuanans M ,a,d u ~ advanc-
ing toward Wilma ~ iosso- ~ ne
Lithuanians declared hcro base seen
slight
stockholm. TN - ihr ~vrdlza
government ha- cent ~ aItimatum 1"
the Bolshcvik legation berc demanding
It's departure from sweden hy IanuarE
- 1T the latest, according - The .'olitIkcn
Tarl-. Fl December sweden recalled
hcF diplomatic and consular represen'a-
five- III Russia, virtually breaking tiff
relations vlth the ~ovlet, and informed he
Bolshevlk representative at -toekh0lut
M Eorovstsv, that lie would not be far
ther allowed to enjoy tho diplomatic cour-
ier privilege
The dispatch announcing fhls added
that the government presumed NJ
Norovskv and the other members of the
SOVIET legation would icave sweden, but
evldenty ihey have aot yet done So
~tOckholm Jan p The Russian
Bol.hevik government threatens 10 keep
IN ul Swiss citizens in Russia untii the
Swiss government ratifIes the appointment
III an Official representative of the Russian
SOVIET in switzerland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
WILDS MAY BE MAR SHAL.
Duck Creek Man Said to be Fav-
orite in Contest for the
Office.

Wilbur WildS Of Duck Creek hundred
is said To- I've the iavorte IN the contest for
the office of United States marshal for the
District of Delaware. He is prominent
Kent county Democrat and Is said to
have strong hacking.
" hilc United States Marshal Martin f.
Farry of Wilmington. whose term cx-
pred last week, is n candidate for re-
appC ntmcnt, the Kent mans friends feel
that the latter has the better chance, in
view Of the fact that the new Federal
judge, Hugh NJ. MnrrIs, is n Wilmington
man
For some time thc feeling in Kent has
been that # the judge came from New
Castle county, Kent would be favored
when II came to naming n marshal, and
several weeks ago William III. Poorc Of
lIartlv was mentioned in connection
with tho appointment, hut MIR. WIlds
aprcars to bc leading in the race now.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
ctRBSC GERMANY ARMY
soldiers Council win Watch That \ t-
Not Directed Against The Covrrnmrrt

Ry tszoriate9 r-ees ~ Evr-y F.arlrr
H"rne ltu "a ndrr .ac uev
llatlons which have boon issued rcIat.
3 he control III fbc German .5rq
lnuor n tha Soltiirr~ councils i
greatly diminished he irtI-sar
4ter 1t War. HIl through Ar
officers. ~ rharnrd with responsible.
for M" employment md raderzntr
ais men ~ vil ~ u-ranc rhfrf
~ army Mt hr atone wll aayr
power to promote officers and l'disr
Soldiers counciis Hll! ~ inrmei ty
aarrls0ns. regiments In battalion
tatch over the activities Yi atlc-T-
-ee chat military authority II uot .src
against the government. hcv aGst
consulted rs ~ permanent regulation
relative % feeding the 'roops ,hc grant
Ing of leave and discipline. nut hevrn4
that they ore under strict imitation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
. TRANSPORTS WITH 5000
SOLDIERS DUE NENT VEIN.

By Associated Pr.-S E>,-s Etn
Washington. Jan 30 Tar -
Mongolia has sailed from lr
New Work ana Nl'l srr.g thsr i
with 100 officers snd 5.UOOm,u 4. ....t-
about one Thousand >lrn ind ..4a....
The Mongolia 5 bringing mr, Ntmt
casual companies, including bids u
PennSy lIauu ana uFo from Nis-aral
>ctts, Z detachment tractor irt.ler.
school fifteen casual officers u3 -.N
naval officers
rhe transport ~andruGa t4t
New York January 81 with a tg
companies and thirteen officer a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
TOWNSEND CITIZEN
FINED FOR ASSAULT
Herman c. Wood Found Guilty in
General Sessions Of Slashing
Officer With Knife.

Herman G Wood nf Townsend. charged
with resisting public officer. waa found
guilty yesterday in General Sessions
Court and fined $50 and costs
James / hiddle, hailIn of Townsend
testified that on November =, after md
night. hc ordered Wood to 90 If The
pnbIc streets II ToWn nsend with hotfe
Of whisky vhirh he had Offered - ten
more men to drunk
lie said that whom Wood refused to 90
be placed hum under arrest. Whcrculson
Wood aiashed hlm under tho right afm
with pcnknlfr lie sad i WIS necessary
to strike Nood several timcs with his
billy
Tho defence contondcf that Riddle used
undue oihciorancsa and cruelty with
Wood. which caused Wood 10 attempt to
defend hlmsrlf