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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
WILSON To TURN
To U.S.. To SUPPORT
HIS PEACE PLANS
President Considering Speaking
Tour Of Country; No Thought
OF Recalling Congress.
ASKS BACKING OF PEOPLE
ny A..eclsred Press to Every Evening

ny Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Paris. Monday. Jan. - Preadent
Wilson is considering n speaking tour
OF the United States when he returns home
II is said that the trip will take him into
many of the principal cities lis plans
arc moi vel natured but II ls believed that
he has diacilsscd he plan wlti his advisers
With Congress ont of the way carly IA
March Afr Wilson would have ~ oppor-
tiinity for sueh y tour before returning ~
Europe. should he follow hla original plan.
So far ms known. Mr. Wilson hes no plans
for calling nm extraordinary session Il
Congress, but he still holds to hIs dea of
returning to the peace congress, # his
presence seems necessary to the sueces oi
the League of Nations
The object of his proposed speaking
tour would be 10 inform the country oi
the proceedings at PARIS. and ~ the same
time sound ont and encourage public
sentiment IN support Of tho peace principle
which he has cnunIcated and whirh he feels
have heem acclaimed by the maaees ~
Europe
Nir Wilson friends believe that popular
expressions Ia the | nitcd states might
support these of England francc and
Italy and have great influence N European
statesmen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
ACCUSED OF MURDER.
Charles Mulaquetti on Trial Charged
With Killing Frank Surwiee.

Charles NulaQuetti. charged with the
murder Of Frank SurwIec. on September
IL. 1915 to-day faced jury IN Oyer and
TcrTniucr Court The following jurors
we're drawn. William Gould, Andrew
Hcfcr. Samuel Johnson. George T. Mcsalck
Harley A ATonseby. Harry B. NCshell,
John Berry. William II Stewart, William
F. O'Nicl John J. Size, John Schuyler, Jr.,
and Louis Foyts,
In outlining the States case against
Nalaquetti. Deputy Attorney-Gencral
Green declared that the state would
produce three witnesses who saw the
defendant stab Surwiec TO death on Wal
nut street between Front and Second
street shortly after midnight one SUNDAY
Wilhcr l.. Adams attorney for the dc
fcndant declared that he would show that
his client was 50 drunk the night OF the
murder that il he stabbed Surwlec hc
positively did not knowit lie sad ne
knew that the defense was an unpopular
one. but that he would show that Nuia-
quCtti was not mentally responsible Tor
the crime. if guilty
MulaGuctti was called TO the stand
He said he was an Italian and had been
employed as laborer nj Edge Moor.
He said he came 10 Wilmington the night
Of the murder to pay a store bill and later
he visited some friends on Front street.
He said he had drunk quart OF wine,
seven whiskevs and then with two others
drank a quart Of whiskey. lie said he
remembered nothing after that until he
was told at the police station next morning
that he had killed man.
The State then recalled all its witnesses
who swore that the defendant did not
show evidence of being intoxicated.
Both sides then rested, and citations were
n ado from decisions on drunkenness as
a defense for crime
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
II KILLED, SCORE HURT,
IN READING X. X. WRECKS
Scranton Flyer Crashes Into Rear of
Local; Locomotive SmaShes
Workers Train.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. l4-Federal.
State and County authorities today were
investigating two wrecks on the Phlla-
delphia and Reading railway near Fort
Wasing ton. Pa last night IN which twelve
persons lost their lives, and more than
score were injured.
Eleven passengers, all from nearby
towns, were killed IN a rear-cnd collision
between the Scranton flyer from Phlia-
delphia and a Doylestown local Ono
workman was killed and three hurt when
an engine ran INTO a work tram FIRST re
ports were that only nine persons had been
killed in the passenger wreck. but today II
was learned that Norman Johnson and
Frank FRYE. both OF North Wales, Pa
had died on the way to the hospital.
Another victim was today identified as
Fila Stong, 10 years old, OF Amber
Pa
1t was reported that the collision o. the
messenger trans was due indirectly TO q
block on the road caused by the other
accident. which happened half an hour
earlier; but this was denied by railroad
officials.
The Doylestown local which left
PHILADELPHIA at 80 y. m was standing
ION station when the express crashed INTO
It. The rear car OF the local was demolished
and all the passengers in It were buried
in the Wreckage Seven Of them were
killed outright and the Others died on the
way TO hospitals.
One report thus describes the accident
The Scranton flyer crashed INTO the
rear end OF the Doylestown local The
engineman oi the express, passengers
declare, ran past danger signal set to
guard the halted accommodation. The
local was stationary about three quarters
Of a mile east of Fort Washington station
4 brakeman was posted 100 yards be
hind the local Is a further precaution.
The engine ofthe express ripped Though
the wooden coach At the rear OF the local
All the killed and injured were in this
car Hot Goals from the engines fireboN
set fire to the spllntcred wood work oi
the passenger car Wind famed thc
flames into fierce blaze, and the victlus
penned in debris, were rescued with
difficulty Escaping steam added to th,
suffering OF the victims.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
GOV, TOWNSEND
ADDRESSED STATE
ASSEMBLY TODAY
Houses Convened IN Jont "eSS ''''i
10 Heat Biennial Mes
sage Read
NEW OFFICERS SWORN IN
,,~,,,,n,ps,cn from STAN { o"rr,>pooaen'

.,,,,.r.ter FROM stan correspondent
Sr,rt uorsK. Down. IAN II
Roth h,anrh,-, of the General NsScmblN
mot IN scparstc session a, 10 ~ clock
,h,s morn,uc tor tht Transaction ni general
I,,.,,,. md the legislature convened
s, ,o,nt session - minutes later 10 receive
,.o,rfpor Tnvn.eud and hear the reading
1T tis blcnuEl message
m, S,pat, ,nued the House III 'hr
iL,V ~ Representatives ~ IL 10 I" clock.
nj President FRO lcm Sbott immediately
,allc.l tho ont SESSION With Inn en- the
rlatform was speaker tormi
Governor Townsend. escorted nv =
ON, committee. entered the hall ~ ~ -
% clock and while hr procccd'd =" ~
platfotm tic SCnatuJs, kcprcs'h'a'N'S
and occupants ~ tho crowded l"htN s'''"'.
t,overnof Townsend began IT., reading ~
his message at II u O'Clock y Wa
listened 10 with closc attention
rbo eoy.rnor ttad SLOWLY emphasizing
III, .tfonerr pnlrts. and thc au iicn.r
ts,,n,.I ,i,t.nih Rcad,ne va conrndcd
q N 20 .lr,e ani when tho executive
,.n.arkcd thtul Nou. 'tc legislators
.,,..EulrJ ,h, 'hrue stood "hcn -"
,,y.fpor ,~,t.tt,.d 4, tbc lrint commh
-, lit ~ lil, ati thr I've branches
-tparatcd mm,3ia'r, ).
Tbc feNt st ttycrnHl lovrscnd 5
message { rtnt.i ou nagc 10 y today
verv Evening
- ~ Gt is1~ 80 80 'NrNtR - "MNtR
Ihc l,rl,larr accepted in INVITATION
- attend 'hr annual meeting ~ the
P,rmeula Ilor'irultmal ~"clotN, A. Rr'dg'-
VII tomorrow a,-o. i dinner 20 : gwen
IL IN. Wilmington 4 hamiirr " om-
r,err,. IN dat, tlat ls~t ~ult~ hc con-
vtLuncc % the krrsl'torS
In The senate several ohccrs-ciect
were sworn h> senator t'ormicN alter
.hlch the, assuu4rj thou dutcs
Rr,rcs,n'atiNr Mc\ahh~ resolution.
,>lag rbfuarv rs the las daN '"t re-
.,ninn new business Vas called up pprompt-
Is in the liousr. and Nr Mc\aht r'prc-
.enilng tho l',mo,rnts, AMI Rtpto~cuia-
~, lNuus. expressing Rcpuhhean oTin-
tar. >n,kr hlctN Nr Mc\ahtn ~ald 'nS
tssiflsurS wanted !. shor tu~ir's~.' 'A'
.eSspn 81 Tie Gcncfal NsscntdN NJ
won stated that the kcpuhhcan> also
.ayorcd cNIrdItng matters tn' "'rr not
ready H. put limit ou new husin ness
The resolution was defeated Us 4 party
vote ~ ~ 'to l. lhrCt htFubh'ah
members were absent
senator t,orrrlcN introduced cen
rrroui resolution. asking Jh' siaic treas
r,r ~ tell tho General Assembly nN
l,,n,r,. Ii ~ amount ii revenue derived
rom the state income taN IA the rltN 81
Wilmington. rural \cW Castle county
IL k.,'t and ~usScx cotlntIcs but bN re-
,..t 4 senator Alec. action vas deferred
until tomorrow
- t:orn,lrN sand tho resolution re-
tc,rc3 s,nr,lv I, : matter II information
-, ,llcr doubted whether thc state
,r..,.,,r,r had th, dat, hy districts and
,,.,c3 rrenqrst,ni, ~ such report might
t-o,C-. IL e>trs burden Nir Gormlcy
rralged that the state treasurer d handi-
,.ppcd but thought al persons subject
=, ~. ,rc,,ne taN should pav It end #
ers-.>ar1 additional help should be pr
,ldci ttr - collector.
continued ace
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
GOVERNMENT TO
INQUIRE into PORT
DEVELOP MENT PLAN
District Engineer of Washington
to Inspect Proposition
Tomorrow.
ARRANGE FOR VISI1

The War Department is interest ed III
tho now plans for the Improvement oi tho
Wilmington hnrbor. prepared oy Lieu
tenant NcipS. and which have been sun-
mittcd to City Council for thcir consldera-
tion TCmorrow morning at III ciock,
the diatrict engineer Of Washington, who
has charge of ihc navieahlc waters OF tins
section. will come 10 this city, ana VIII
spend the slnv in going over the ground
that it is proposed 10 improve.
Members ~ the Harbor Board nj their
meeting today. made arrangements to
have Engineer Ncigs come down from
pblIsdelphia tomorrow IN order 10 meet
the war department expert and explain
technical details Ia him The govern
ment engineer IL was said IS dcsirous ni
learning al about the proposed plans.
and because he wishes to learn about II
NJ first hand is making thus trip here
President Charles Warner. at the
Harhor Board, announced at the meeting
to-day. that the Chamber of Commerce
and many citizens had expressed their
interest III the proposed produce wharf
and port plans The matter Is now up TO
Cit, Council and IN the hope II bringing
the Improvement home 10 the citizens
whllc they show The interest they do IN the
pTNlT1 Rbc iiaIi'ol ip'a'" "tt' I'm :, -
evening, request City Council - cali an
earl, town meeting, in the council chamher
where citizens may have an opportunity
of hearing about the plans in detail
Council AT its meeting with the liarbor
Board. asked that figures be presented
showing the cost Of constructing the pred
ticc wharf ont Of wood rather than con-
crete is Engineer Mcigs had suggested
The Board today expressed itself as
favoring the concrete construction, over
timber. because while II might ho neces-
sarv 10 replace wood in 10 to II years,
that the lie of tho concrete structure
would bc from 80 to 100 years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
DELAWARE Is BIRD.
Tfirty-TvO Other States in Union Have
Higher Standard of Education.

Tic survey OF the school s.stem Of the
state. - prepared for the State School
Commission, il Is understood, Will provide
some interesting figures when It Is pre-
sentccd to the Governor The work
thu. is noW being whipped into shape for
,he printer viii be ready for presentation
about tho last oi lhls month
Gne Of the interesting features Of the
r.port. viii hr the statistics. that denote
tha educatIonql standing OF the State
The examiners who prepared the report.
tnurd the state last summer. making
examinations Of schools and records,
Ind III. conclusions arrived at, are based
IN these personal and statistical ohserva
mons and facts
The statistics will show, that Delaware
S,ands 33d among the As States Of tho
rnIon In other words, there are &
~,atcs wherc tie educational standards
~. superior 10 Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
SENATE HALTS RELIEF BILL.
Rush Measure Appropriatina 100000
900 Meets Anti Wilson Opposition.

BN AeeOClhttN FFF@N 20 ENFIF EFtIIEAh
Washington, Jan. 14-Several days
DELAY in the Senate IS IN prospect for
the 500, 900 600 European relief ap-
preparation measure, passed yesterday by
Overwhelming vote of the House after
the reading OF President Wilson's urgent
request for prompt action and warning that
Bolshcvisn could be checked only by food
The House measure WAS transmitted 10
the Senate today and referred to the ap
propriations committee, OF which MAJORITY
leader Martin US chairman Il was said
no further action was planned unit
additional information regarding pro-
posed disposition Of the fund was re-
ceived A request for this information has
been cabled by Senator Martin to Secrc-
tarv Lansing at Paris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
Tire AZ III " sth Stree,

tln - Hhd'r'mihed tigli tarrcd is
led, 81 thr So. iid llaf small iranc
dwelling at III No~t \ltb~ti,rt l,t, This
mornmg, The aiarl va- tunod IS from
8, 81 ~ Ninta and Madison .tr.ct. M
pas~rtiH and Nas respond 2 " tN tie
distinct e"mpanie- r. hol-. llfhough
appar,h hfft pceultcu iaa A. ane iu lt ed
'he time of th, ba1c, ana Il not Lon
learned hN 'h. IN dcparueut M. rs
occupants we're according (, driver
OF the Tho M m ofnlon> one ui the
companics that re>auded lhc damage
Wss tuflng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
YANkS IN RUSSIA HALE.
Gen. Stewart Back From Inspection
Finds Men Well Fed, Warm.
teci A'ress 70 r. verv Eyenin /.

By ASsotlaLe7I ff'zs- y y vt ' '17'1lI'H
Washington. Jan. 14-Colonol George
E. Stewart, commanding the american
troops in the Archangel sector Of Russia,
in a message received At the war depart
mcnt today under date Of January l..
reported that he had made personal
tour of the wide front over which the
Americans are scattered and found the
general health, discipline and morale Of
the men excellent and their clothing and
equipment ample.
Total deaths from all causes among
the force which numbers about 5000,
were given as six officers and 12l enlisted
men
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
COL. RAYMOND RETURNS.
Has Been Transferred 10 Former
Station at Fort du Pont

Col A y Raymond returns 10 Dcla-
ware. having been assigned TO Port
du Pont. where he was stationed At the
outbreak of the war lie was then
major of artillery II the fort
Soon after America . entry into the war
he was assigned to Wilmington rs muster
ing officer during the mobilization Of the
First Battalion Delaware infantry Since
then he has been advanced III the scrvlre
and now has he rank OF colonel tic Is N
the Coast Artillery. Ordnance Depart
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
NAVY HEROES MOVED Up.
" iIson Approves Raising | Captaius 10 b,
Rear Admirals.
1ciatrd Press t9 Every Evening

rs Associated PRESS t3 Every Evening
Washington Jan II President Wal
son has approved L report of the naval
board 81 selection recommending the
promotion of the following Captains 10
be permanent Rear AdnIuls Harold
Z. Norton, John d. Mcdonald, Hilary
T. Jones, Charles u Plunkett, Joseph
Strauss.
Approval also was gwen rccommenda-
tons for promotion TO the temporary
rank Of Rear Admiral Of Captains Ben
jamin G. Bryan, William L. Howard,
George ". Kline, Archibald FL Scales,
Victor Blue. Frederick Brewster Bassett,
Jr., Richard Ii. jackson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
bOLSHEV|K| LOSE
GRIP ON GERMANY:
QUIET IS RESTORED
Captured Leaders Confess Their
Plan Has Been to Prevent
Assembly Elections
REDS WARFARE FAILURE
~ Aarocisted Press n Evcrv Evsnlns


Berlin Sunday, Jan - Order sa-
been completely restored IN citirs outside
of Berlin where ,hc spartacans hid cs-
tablished themselves. according ~ rerrrfr
received here to1ny SpandaG, whi,h
has bern placed under martul law
quiet Ffty-fvo Bolshcvists have toro
arrested, ono of their leader Lilicd md
several wounded Al have teco 9s
armed
5parfacan leaders ~ Hamburg have
been arrested by military Joh,r Vho had
difficulty IN Protecting 'hcr from onr1rrd
citizens
The situation itr.o fowe~c-
tense
Spartacan lca,icrs ~ I,rrs,lcr, nhr1 s.
rested. admitted tho' hoy had ir'erde.I
to prevent by force elections - TIC Na',or
Al AsacuHv
4 newspaper ~ WIhelnehav-n =,
boen surrendered ~ 'he -rart1car
The cvcfutive counif'cn ~ fnr .rllur
and workmcu council ~ AHc M
signed ~ a protest against th- l,rieis
vets and has ordered ttr cc,frr
nc5V council
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
WILSON HOST TO DELEGATES.
Aesoclate.I rreas 70 Excrx Eecnlng

Ry Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Paris. Monday. Ian. H. President
Wilson gave DINNER this evening 70
members IF tho American peace com
mission and IT. technical advisers. IN
Guiding + = Hurley B NJ Barucb.
Herbert q Hoover md Vance NcC CorrnIck
Colonel + II Glouec was TOO III 70
leave his home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
LIEBKNECHT FLED TO BERLIN.
Alive ana Reported in Liepsic: Eichhorn
in Denmark

By Associated Press 40 Every Evening
Copenhagen. Jan l4 DR. hari Lleb-
knecat. 'he Spartacan leader. Is reported
70 have fled from Berlin to Ilepeic Chlei
ri Police Eichhorn, according 10 Inc
Norwaerts, Of Berlin. has fled 20 Denmark.
using p passport obtained from the Dam
i5h legation sOme davs ago. Many docri-
ments have been seized 81 ElchhOn
residence
The government ri Berlin naS lssucl
warrants for the arrest ot DR.. Liebknecnt
Rosa Luxembourg and EIchhorn
Inc war minister d quoted a5 saving
l0val troops have begun -ear.n ,nr
arms uIth . yIea to dIsarinIag 1c poyu-
latlon ol Berlin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
35th Division Lost Nearly 10, 600.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Jan Il requirements
in the 35th division for the entire period
between the date this unit landed in
France, May |, last, and November l3,
two days after the signing of the arm
istice, were under 10000, war department
officials said today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
SUMNER MULLIN HURT.
Young Son Of John s. Muliin Injured While
al Play.

VINO playing il the rear d BIZ fathers 5
store. II sixth and Market streets, on
SATURDAY, evening Sumner Mullin, l5-
vear-old son Of John ; Mullin, fell and
struck his head
He was taken 10 the Delaware Hospital,
wherr b., has been treated and ls now
doing nicely His condition IS not con
sl9ered -erIgils
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
BUTTER AND EGGS DROP.
Plentiful and at Reduced Prices, IS
Report From Chicago; Storage
Stocks Run Low.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago. Jan ii-Storagc butter and
eggs are searec herc, but fresh butter
md fresh eggg are in good supply and are
10 be had today at drop 10 prices from
recent high figures. according 20 dealers
IN the products.
Butter IN storage Is under 5000, 900
pounds aa against usual supply Of
10000 900. IL was stated and epgs have
fallen To 5000 cases as against "a normal
supply Of 800 10 300,0n cas~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
y. q. r. WILL SPEND sI7O. 900

J. was learned today II Puldlng In
~pectof ~ olAft ptIe' tahf "prrcct non
70 Tie appH' AZ "u th' Pcnnsylayania
ksl'raod /" iGr peuuIi tor new stalls
10 the rouud hoi-, ~ Todd Cu' makes
Z h. am"un sl'o'HW instead 81 $50 On0
prev ioue'N 4'''f tEattrg Iucnt.Ou
al -au las' wee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
BOLSHEVIKI HERE, QUIET.
Washington Sees no Danger From Reds
In the L. 5.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, Jan. l4.-Bolsheyikl agi-
tation in the United States shows no
promise of reaching stage of open dis
order, according 70 department Of justice
officials who have been observing the
movement So far the movement, evi-
IDENTIFY mainly in New York, is economic
rather tha itieal in nature, they
declare and organizers have kept we'll
within the law.
Department Of justice officials have
adopted the attitude that the Bolshe-
visit movement is not subject for gov
eminent action unless Federal laws are
broken.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
Indiana Joins DRY" States.

Ey Assoclated PTehs % EVcfy Evening
Indianapolis. Jan. IA Indiana ratified
the prohibition amendment 10 the Fed
eral constitution today. Following the
action Of the State Senate yesterday in
approving the amendment, the House
today took similar action by "a vote of
81 to IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
CONFESSES KILLING WIFE.
New York Editor Insists on Paying Pen
atty; Gets 20 Years.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York, Jan. II &C Charles E. Chaplin
former city editor ofEvening World, who
on September IL last shot and killed his
wife while she was asleep, today pleaded
guilty TO murder in the second degree
and was sentenced to States prison for
ii term of 20 years To life.
A lunacy commission was appointed
tors mental condition and adludged
him sane. Chaplin, himself, maintained
that he was sane and had expressed a
wish TO pay the penalty for his crime
without trial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
ACCIDENT CASES.

The following accident eases We're
treated today al the local hospital:
Matte Dyer. 925 Poplar street, who
fell from the step Of a trolley car at Third
and Market streets, lacerated forehead,
treated al the Homeopathic Hospital.
r Bamhcad, Philadeiphia left hand
Iaccratcd treated At Delaware Hos
pltai
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
Harold Hos glard Fourd

Harold HOagland. ~on ~ Oscar Haagand
nf Richa rdson PARK who vent skating
- stsrdav and did not return last night
Was found II sixth and Markc' street, TO-
ia. n Con,tahl, Tn>man snd restored
"a bis parents Hc declined I, tell how or
shrtt h. had spent the night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
Marshal Releases Boat.

The boat Interstate Park, seized by
Marshal Harry on December 81, was re-
OF the libel filed The boat was taken out
OF the district this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
Amusements Tonight.

Ptayhou ze>-''Twln Beds
t5artiCk Vaudeville NGH
Queen -"Th WAY 81 vsAn VITA : Mad
MAloStic out OF The shadow
Niclo.ia "rhe Lignt oi Western ~tags
Lyric Pn0Loplaya anc VI usical CuTedy
Savoy hcart u void
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
CeIehrates Rirthday AnniNe -.

Mrs Marthl Jack 81 No 4o5 Shipley
street. celebrated her SIS h,rthday
anniversary toda"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
BRITISH TROOP SHIP
FLASHES HELP SIGNAL
Vlad;vostok Reports ! English
Steamer Gees TO Her Aid, u.
S. S. Brooklyn Near.
nv As.oriated Press % Every Evening

Rv Associated Press % hycrv tvenfnR
vladivostok, Jan l2--Thc big British
troop ship Protesilaus has sent out wire
less appeals for assistanccs The British
cruiser Kent has hurried tn her assistance,
and the BROOKLYN. Of the American navy
IL ready 10 leave If further aId l. necessary.
The Protesllaus broke her propeller.
Later reports said that all on board were
safe.
First reports said the Protcsilaus was
lmping back to this port II later was
reported the steamer might effect tempo
rarv repairs and continue to Japan for
permanent repairs.
With total contingent OF 900 officers
and men the steamer Teesta has arrived
here. She has aboard two companies OF
Canadian infantry under command Of
Colonel Swift and a machine gun unit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14

Vancouver, B. G., Jan I3.-The
British steamer Proteshaus lett VAN
couver about December l. last, with
troops and mail for Vladivostok. Canada
censorship regulations in effect at that
time, however. forbade any mention OF
the personnel the steamer had on board
1t is believed here. however, that the
vessel had discharged her troops and vas
on the return voyage by way Of the Orient.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14
The weather.

By Associated Press % Every FNcUIns
Washington Ian ~ ForecaSt for lr.A
ware:
Cloudy tonight ana Wednesday no, mlch
change in temperature gentle 80 moderate
soat Invest and west aindS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14

A teehnq Of security goes with Clover
Dairy milk.-Adv-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-14

Particular people choose Clover Dairy
mill. ADV